By Ashley Ferraro For more than a decade, Parkland RedHawks Lacrosse has been enriching our community’s lacrosse culture while providing youth with remarkable development opportunities both on and off the field. Participating with the RedHawks means children practice sportsmanship, increase their self-confidence and self-awareness, and gain invaluable insight into the game of lacrosse–one of the …
Summer is almost here, and the Coral Springs Center for the Arts, 2855 Coral Springs Dr., looks forward to their 21st summer of the fun, creative, and exciting camp known as Next Stop Broadway! A beloved landmark in the city, The Spacious facility brings the finest in music, dance, comedy, and more to the community. …
In this busy, fun, full of love house, canines are barely outnumbered by their human caregivers! Andrew and Chelsea have three children, Aryanna, 15, Emma, 8, and Logan, 6. The family’s fur babies are Meatball, Sweetie, Abby, and Biscuit. Chelsea says, “We love our pets and originally only intended on having 2 dogs. But after …
By Dr. Brandon C. Maisel Over the past several decades Platelet-rich Plasma (“PRP”) has become a viable treatment option for numerous conditions. Whether you are suffering from osteoarthritis, “tennis elbow,” Achilles tendonitis or shoulder pain, PRP may be a suitable treatment option. So, what exactly is platelet-rich plasma? PRP is a concentrated source of platelets …
By Ashley Ferraro Youth sports present an enormous opportunity to enhance personal development. Springs Soccer Club has built its entire program on four core pillars: connection, competence, character, and confidence, with a mission to develop youth long-term through a supportive, player-centric environment. SSC is the only recognized travel soccer program in the city of Coral …
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Autism is a neurological disorder that affects communication, social interactions, and sensory processing. Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a complex issue that can present in many different ways, and varying in severity. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about 1 in 54 children in the United States have been identified with …
