August 2025 Magazine
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Hope with Heather
Three To-Do’s for the Holiday Blues By Heather Palacios As the carol goes, “It’s the most wonderful time of the year!” But this time of year can also yield bouts of depression, or “blues.” When I have contended with the Holiday Blues, it has created an interesting contrast within: the blues of depression or grief,
Meet The Rifkin Family
Meet The Rifkin Family The Rifkin family has made their home in Parkland, where Brad, Gaby, Ellie, and Noah enjoy the warmth of small-town connections and the vibrancy of family life. Though their roots stretch from Hollywood, Florida to Argentina, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Rochester, they have planted themselves firmly in South Florida, balancing busy careers,
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Chiropractic Care for Enhanced Sports Performance
By Dr. Gary Bofshever Chiropractic care has gained significant traction among athletes seeking to optimize their performance, prevent injuries, and accelerate recovery. By focusing on the musculoskeletal system, particularly the spine, chiropractors help athletes achieve peak physical condition through non-invasive techniques. This article explores how chiropractic care enhances sports performance, its benefits, and its growing
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Coral Springs Youth Soccer Marks 53 Years of Community Tradition
By Ashley Ferraro Coral Springs Youth Soccer (CSYS) is preparing to kick off its 53rd season, continuing a tradition that has brought together families and players for more than five decades. Founded in 1972 by Hugh V. Murphy and his wife, Betty, the league quickly became a cornerstone of local youth sports. What started with
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Creative Genius
Creative Genius On Wednesday nights in Coral Springs, the sounds of music, laughter, and conversation spill across the grounds of Church by the Glades. What might be a quiet midweek evening elsewhere is anything but here. Students gather in groups, worship fills the air, and the campus feels alive with possibility. As Pastor David Hughes