If Mother Nature is kind to us this year, the subtle signs of fall along the Space Coast will be all around us. The humidity may have eased a bit, the thermometer may no longer be stuck at 80 degrees or higher, and the Atlantic Ocean and Indian River Lagoon may once again be offering cooler breezes.
Healthcare is a demanding and sometimes heartbreaking field. Yet, for a few special families, the desire to help transcends the challenges — generation after generation.
Sunrise Facial & Oral Surgery is proud to welcome Dr. Joshua Ospina to our team of experienced oral and maxillofacial surgeons.
Every building in Brevard, whether residential or commercial — started as someone’s dream. A good builder will transform that dream into bricks and mortar that do the job reasonably well. A great builder can craft their client’s vision into a building beyond expectations.
Miniature pinscher Pumpkin Pie is delighted by visits from Baba Senior Outreach volunteer Janet Inaba. “He’s a good judge of people and he loves her,” said Pumpkin Pie’s owner, Harriett Estelle. Inaba brings both food and friendship to Estelle’s Trinity Towers South apartment on a regular basis.
Tucked away near the equestrian area of Lake Washington, this boutique community blends estate-style living, premium craftsmanship, and the timeless beauty of Florida’s natural landscape.
It sounds like the stuff of fantasy but one of the most iconic heroines in children’s literature is coexisting happily with a tormented master of Impressionism and a slightly air-headed genie, on the Cocoa Beach Causeway.
Imagine a 6,731-square-foot residence where waterfront dreams come true! That is precisely what awaits the fortunate new owner of 8180 S. Highway A1A in Melbourne Beach.
Most motorists navigating the maze of car dealerships, roadside restaurants and gas stations near the intersection of State Road 520 and Interstate 95 have no clue that just beyond all the asphalt and pavement lies a verdant field of horticultural dreams: the Brevard Discovery Garden.
Some people choose where they live. Others are shaped by the place they call home.
For Gerry and Christine O’Shea, the Space Coast has always been more than an address — it is woven into their family’s story.
For more than four decades, Skewers Mediterranean Grille has built its reputation on something both simple and increasingly rare: welcoming guests like family and serving wholesome food from scratch with a sense of place, tradition and purpose.
I learned to make banana pudding the same way a lot of people do: in my grandma’s kitchen, without a recipe, eyeballing the ingredients. We made it often, especially when it was too hot to turn on the oven. It was her go-to dessert to feed a crowd, especially for a Summerlin fish fry. She always made it early in the day, because it only gets better after chilling for hours.
When Mark and Linda Hulbert founded Hulbert Homes in 1997, their vision was straightforward: Build homes with quality and integrity, and never lose sight of the details that make a house feel like home.
Palm Bay’s Tom Kehoe got his college degree in journalism, but he has spent a lifetime learning Asian philosophy: its ethics, aesthetics and focus on living in harmony with nature.
Two anhingas share a quiet perch along the waters of Brevard County, their long necks, pointed bills and outstretched wings creating a scene familiar to anyone who spends time near the Space Coast’s lagoons, rivers and wetlands.