Life is grand along the Space Coast, as Basenji hounds, Apollo and Artemis, know. The winter issue of Space Coast Living features a look at Brevard County amenities from a dog’s eye view — from Apollo’s and Artemis’ favorite dog treat bakery to space-themed rooms at a local pet resort to a mobile doggie gym that visits pets in their homes, gets them off the couch and helps them shed a few pounds.
Every year, we turn to the Space Coast community to vote for their favorite businesses to be named the Best of the Space Coast.
We are happy to feature the winners who earned the “Best” in their categories.
It is not uncommon for Carol Chisolm to be stopped and complimented by strangers. She exudes a magnetic charisma and her presence is captivating. Her beaming smile radiates unmistakable genuineness. This ability to show her authentic self was not always second nature — and, yet, it happens to be one of the many ways in which she shines.
Much like the majestic fish that inspired its name, Blue Marlin Real Estate embodies power, precision, and persistence. Founded in 2016 by Brevard natives Chad Paulsen and Nick Chambers, this brokerage has grown into the undisputed leader in Space Coast real estate.
Isaac Hodges was diagnosed with autism at age 4 and with attention deficit disorder at 6. Although he is smart and creative, he struggles with focusing on tasks at hand and with coordination. However, when he is astride a horse at Harmony Farms, the world changes for Isaac.
At Edward Jones, Mitchell Wealth Management, a practice led by Cameron and Colleen Mitchell in Viera, Florida, financial advising is more than a profession — it is a legacy of service, growth, and meaningful impact
Whether you’re new to the area or have lived here your entire life, there’s no better time than the present to become more involved in your community. From weekly events to one-off opportunities, what’s most important is that you find something that you enjoy.
Some couples approach divorce with a shared vision, working together to resolve their legal matters peacefully and amicably. For others, there may be significant differences in how they see what’s fair or best for their family. When spouses can’t agree on how to move forward, professional guidance and the legal system can play an essential role in helping them reach a resolution.
It’s not uncommon for one physician to marry another physician — any more than an attorney or accountant marrying someone who works in a similar field or profession.
On the Space Coast, good times aren’t reserved exclusively for the weekends. If you’ve been searching for a way to make your weeknights livelier — while also checking out new spots around town — trivia nights may be exactly what you’ve been looking for.
Luxury Realtor, Entrepreneur and animal supporter Grace Vista looks ahead to 2025 with optimism. We featured Grace in December 2021 and asked her how life has changed and what’s ahead.
Apollo and Artemis are two lucky dogs, for they live in the canine wonderland of the Space Coast. Several times a week, the two Basenjis enjoy a long car ride from their West Melbourne home to visit Tails at the Barkery — a dog bakery in Cocoa Village. That’s where their human, Marine veteran Ray Gallimore, indulges them with custom treats, and Elvis peanut butter, banana and bacon ice cream.
With over 30 years of combined experience, Robert Lattig, Senior Vice President, and Jhany Alvarado, CFP®, Senior Financial Advisor, are dedicated to delivering personalized financial solutions that empower individuals, families, and businesses to achieve their goals.
Snoopy — Charlie Brown’s best friend, created for him by artist Charles Schultz — became NASA’s mascot in 1968. The world’s most famous beagle was assigned this important role during the space race to raise spirits and promote safety. Snoopy is just one example of the powerful — and very much planned — intersection between art and STEM on the Space Coast.
Move to the Space Coast: This was my girlfriend, Connie, and I’s mission, as we would venture from Gainesville — where we lived — over to the coast, for the weekends. I wished to find waterfront property to happily retire to; Connie needed to move closer to Titusville, where she was raised and where her nonagenarian mother, Isabel, still lived.