Dads are often the first heros in their young children’s lives. Dads chase away ghosts in the closet, let their daughtersdance on their toes and teach their sons how to win the heart of their first crush. The first Father’s Day a new dad spends with his growing family can be quite memorable, as celebrating one’s fatherhood for the first time is a unique and special time. Spouses and other family members can go the

People love their dogs, but barking is a “hot button” issue for many pet guardians. It can be the reason for tension between neighbors and even results in the relinquishment of dogs to shelters. What’s important to understand is that barking is a normal, natural canine behavior. Dogs can bark for many different reasons including boredom, frustration, alerting to noises, fear, reactivity and more. In that moment the dog is attempting to communicate something, similar

    Brevard’s Local Healthcare System Embraces Shift that Addresses Customers’ Unique Needs, Tailoring Care Unique to Each Person Whether making a retail purchase online or dealing with a business in person, customers have grown to expect to get what they want, on their terms. That’s the future Health First is working toward. Health First is embracing this consumer-driven shift and is leading the way in delivering the health care that patients and the community

  Covenant Christian School is pleased to announce that the 2017-2018 Teacher of the Year is Heather Bennett. Mrs. Bennett earned a Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education from Florida Atlantic University and taught at two Christian schools prior to arriving at CCS in the fall of 2011. She is the director of our VPK program, and she made a dramatic, faith-filled leap to teach 5th and 6th grade and also serve as the 6th grade

Have you been lucky enough to try Florida wines?   If you have not tried Florida’s local wines, you’re not alone.  Many Floridians that have lived in the state for a long time are surprised to find that Florida grows and produces its own wine.  The wine producers of the state have been working hard to change this.   As it turns out, Florida has a very rich and long history making wine.  In fact,