It may be time to take up French! The Sport du Jour in Coral Springs and Parkland is turning out to be lacrosse! Originally a game called Tewaaraton played by native American Indians, the moniker it’s known by today was bestowed on it by French Jesuit missionary who wrote about a game he observed the …
Heading into their fifth summer, Playball Camps incorporate programs that invite a wider variety of kids to get off the couch when the school year ends. While the Sports camps got the program busy in its early years, Dance, Cheer and Drama were added in 2012 and are part of the permanent lineup. Playball’s Tennis …
What is special about fathers? When we think about our own existence, the parent that first comes to mind is usually our mom…I mean she’s the one who actually gave birth to us, nurtured us, kissed our boo boos and patted our bottoms each time we stood up and attempted to take another tentative step. …
It’s impossible not to smile when you see this family of bright, adorable daughters. Their love for each other is enough to warm even the hardest heart…but anyone who knows their story is sure to shed a tear. Just three short months ago, Jeremy & Kristina Adkins, the parents of four lovely girls, Mackenzie, 14, …
Story by Joe Jiovenetta, photos courtesy of Don Hunsinger Wrestling is an amazing sport that often goes unnoticed by the majority of people in the community. Unless they’re already involved in wrestling or have relatives who have been wrestlers in their younger athletic pursuits, most kids don’t often make it their first choice as a …
By Dr. Gary Goberville Worldwide, Glaucoma is the second leading cause of preventable blindness and has the attention of the World Health Organization. In its early stages, there is no pain or other symptoms. According to the National Eye Institute, 2.7 million people in the US have glaucoma – 50% know it, 50% don’t! Glaucoma tends …
