By Heather Sohl What is reclassification you ask? While not many know, it has been around for years and only become popular within the last decade. Reclassification or “reclassing” is when a student chooses to change the year of graduation for the benefit of athletics and/or academics. I have a son who plays on a […]
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By Randle Ferrari In today’s fast-paced world, the relationship between fathers and daughters is often cherished as a source of guidance, support, and love. Recognizing the importance of fostering this bond, many communities have embraced unique initiatives to strengthen the connections between fathers and their daughters. One such initiative that has gained popularity is the
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By Ashley Ferraro October signals the beginning of fall, with pumpkin spice everything, ghouls and goblins, and hopefully a shift to milder weather. However, it’s also Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time to remember, support, and empower those whose lives have been touched by breast cancer. Even those fortunate enough to have avoided this devastating
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By Ashley Ferraro In the heart of Parkland and Coral Springs, a vibrant community of people, known as the Race Junkies, has come together. The group gathers not only to pursue their athletic aspirations, but also to form friendships based on shared interests. With this mission in mind, the Race Junkies also give back to
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It’s rare that music, community, and purpose align so poignantly. As someone who agrees strongly that we can fix this problem I was deeply moved to discover the ambitious vision of FaithFest, an extraordinary festival hosted by 3rd Beat Studios that aims to not only celebrate faith and music, which is something many people want
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By Heather Sohl Bullying has become a serious issue. As a mother, I always ask my kids how their day was. Did anything interesting happen within their day, good, bad or indifferent. By doing that, I found out that one of my kids was cuffed upside the back of his head, called an idiot, and
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