For the first time in the six-year history of soccer at Eastern Florida State College the women’s and men’s teams play in Friday’s semifinals of their respective NJCAA Division I Soccer Championship tournaments. […]
The 920th Rescue Wing’s pararescue squadron here recently acquired a 35-foot recovery boat with the intent of providing its members a broader, safer training program. […]
Lots of people feel the urge to cuddle and care for a puppy – especially one that doesn’t have a home and needs all the TLC an animal lover can give. […]
The 2014 NJCAA Division I Women’s National Championship Soccer Tournament kicked off Sunday night with the welcome at Eastern Florida State College’s King Center for the Performing Arts and the banquet at the Titan Field House. […]
Surf this Friday morning is running in the mostly waist-high range with semi-clean conditions from an early northwesterly breeze. […]
Hannah Cline was a bubbly, blonde cheerleader without a care in the world. Or at least that’s what her parent’s thought until they found Hannah dead earlier this year. She had killed herself.
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Kathleen LaPorte, senior general manager of VITAS Healthcare of Brevard, has spent more than 30 years working in hospice services and understands the need for caring, compassion and giving back to the community. […]
The Simpkins Fine Arts Center on Eastern Florida State College’s Cocoa Campus will be filled with choral and instrumental music created by EFSC Performing Arts students November 13, 18 and 19. […]
Great careers in aviation are taking off at Eastern Florida State College with the start of a new aviation maintenance technician program at Melbourne International Airport. […]
The 2015 Medicare open enrollment period runs from October 15 to December 7. […]
Mike Thomas spends hours a day dealing with sick patients at the Florida Pain Center and at the DOCCS Urgent Care in Melbourne. He also spends lots of time working with the local Republican Party, which is important to him because you can help get things done through electing the right public officials. […]
It took only 35 days to build the main column of a new fixture to the skyline along the Florida Space Coast. […]
