In the newly-released CD by local entertainer Danny Ellis and his wife, classically trained pianist Suzanah Free, the last song is a “What a Wonderful World,” the lovely tune made bittersweet by the fact that it will be the last song Ellis will ever be able to sing. […]
The Florida Tech Panthers sent field athletes to compete at the Tom Jones Memorial Invitational Saturday. The event was hosted by the University of Florida.
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The Brevard Symphony Youth Orchestra is offering its annual Summer Strings Camp from June 9-13 at Suntree United Methodist Church, 7400 N. Wickham Road, Melbourne. […]
WATCH LIVE: Easter Surf Fest Continues Today […]
Congratulations to the HTEA student athletes who participated in Signing Day last week. […]
Florida Institute of Technology’s student-run newspaper, the Crimson, won a regional Mark of Excellence award for in-depth reporting from the Society of Professional Journalists. […]
Lisa Davidson Puts FSU Softball On the Map. […]
Malcolm (Mac) McLouth offers his observations about the development and expansion at Port Canaveral. […]
On Friday, the latest jobs numbers were released by the Department of Economic Opportunity, and they showed that Florida led the entire country in job growth in March, with over 22,900 jobs added. […]
National Geograpic Emerging Explorer Lucy Cooke, creator of Slothville, is on a one-woman crusade to show the world why some of the most unlovable animals are actually the most interesting and deserving of our attention, study, and protection. […]
Florida Tech’s men’s varsity eight was awarded a silver medal for finishing second in the grand final Saturday afternoon at the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championships. […]
After being shutout in back-to-back games on Friday evening, the Brevard County Manatees ended the Dunedin Blue Jays seven-game winning streak with a 3-1 victory on Saturday night at Space Coast Stadium. […]
