SPACE COAST SPORTS MAGAZINE – ON THE COVER: At 6-foot-4 and 250 pounds, Cocoa Beach quarterback David Dessent has been a giant on the field for Cocoa Beach this season in both stature and performance. He has lead the Minutemen to a 6-1 record so far this season, completing 117 of 181 passes for 1,755 yards and 24 touchdowns. […]
A tropical storm watch has been issued for Brevard County as Hurricane Sandy travels north over Cuba. Sandy strengthened to hurricane status today and Brevard could bring tropical storm conditions to Brevard County on Friday. […]
One Senior Place To Host Variety of Events in the Brevard […]
District 1 Brevard County Commissioner Robin Fisher, who represents North Brevard, has been awarded the 2012 Gary R. Cunningham Distinguished Service Award presented by the Economic Development Commission of Florida’s Space Coast. […]
Hollis “Hoss” Howze is a fighter – a tall, dignified man who has had four different types of cancer but the 72 year-old retired veteran and law enforcement officer, along with the help of the Space Coast Cancer Center and his wife Mary Ellen is a true survivor. […]
Brevard Physicians Network (BPN) and Medical Practitioners for Affordable Care (MPAC) held their Grand Opening event for their new office location at One Senior Place on Friday, Oct. 19. […]
Rachel Terry lives her life by these words from 19th century American author and clergyman Edmund Everett Hale. […]
Deny Lammardo has always wanted to make a difference in life and that unselfish dedication to others has led to her selection as one of the 2012 Central Florida Humanitarians of the Year. […]
ORLANDO, FLORIDA – The news […]
There is nothing like listening to the sweet sounds of cancer survivors, and to celebrate their courage as well as to recognize the generous contributions made by local donors, Cancer Care Centers of Brevard (CCCB) and Cancer Care Centers Foundation (CCCF) will host its “Garden Party with Music in the Park” event on Friday, Nov. 2 from 5 – 9 p.m. […]
“Cancer has no mercy,” said Linda Bradley. “I can never do enough to help out.” […]
Dr. Raymund Woo’s parents and professional mentors instilled in him the premise that with the investment in a professional career comes the responsibility to apply acquired skill and training to “pay it forward” by volunteering talent, time and in some cases treasure to improving the lives of those who are less fortunate. […]
