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Comfort Food at a Comfortable Place Two years ago, if we were to write about Pineda Crossing, we’d be writing about a place most know or at least know of — a local standout of 20-plus years, known for their…
“It is very gratifying to help people through the most difficult times of their lives.” – Judy Schrader Judy Schrader is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor with over 18 years of experience. She has dedicated her career to helping people…
For this month’s edition of One Last Question, SpaceCoast Living is mixing things up a bit. During these extreme heat, summertime months, it’s critical that your pets receive the proper care. That’s why we’ve put together a list of tips…
by Mallorie Ann Ingram Things are heating up on Space Coast but cooling off at K9 Kampus with numerous developments underway to better serve the pets of Brevard. President and CEO of K9 Kampus Sherry Acanfora-Ruohomaki is excited about the…
By Judy Piersall I was in my 20s the first time my cholesterol was checked. With a result of 202, I was given a bag full of information on statins (cholesterol lowering drugs) and was charged to make a decision…
“We are not your typical agency; we are your teammate.” – Corrie Borde With extensive credentials and experience, Corrie Borde has established himself as an accomplished, knowledgeable and skilled insurance professional. After being ranked the top 1 percent nationwide for Medicare…
CORAL SEA (July 27, 2017) Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Michael Fallon (left), from Melbourne, Fla., and Petty Officer 3rd Class Trevor Leatherwood, from Woodruff, S.C., review proper electrical isolation procedures during an engineering casualty drill in the forward main…
Shoppers and diners will be in for some exciting new changes and developments at The Avenue Viera later this year. In addition, a new face will also be present within the community: General Manager Kevin Cedik. Bringing over 20 years…
By Lori Reader Most of us make New Year’s resolutions, usually about diet, exercise, outlooks on life, being a better person, parenting, or our careers. One of mine in 2017 was to make sure I visited at least one new…
by Gabby Dance Exercise should be a priority in everyone’s life. But, it can be challenging to fit a workout into an already-packed schedule. There is work, school, children, partners, housework, meal prep, friends, parents, laundry, meetings, parties, and more….
Hi everyone, The heat of summer is officially here and most of us are getting back into the swing of things, from back-to-school preparations to the anticipation of football season and, for some, the recuperation process from vacations, and so…
by Mallorie Ann Ingram To say life has its ups and downs would be an understatement for most people, especially those coping with disabilities. Jennifer Cleveland, board member at the Center for the Visually Impaired, has made it a point…
by L’ORÉAL PARIS Spring is over and the heat of the summer months are here. With so much going on during this time of the year, it’s totally understandable that a few things slip your mind. Below, we share five…
by Sara Paulson For Health First’s Dr. George Collis, the Increasingly Popular Procedure is Crafted to Suit Each Patient. Plastic surgery used to be one of those topics you did not discuss. Not anymore. In 2017 alone, nearly 1.8 million…
Restoring Vision Locally and Globally William Osler said, “The good physician treats the disease; the great physician treats the patient who has the disease.” Dr. Frank Venzara III and Dr. David Neely of Florida Retina Specialists embody, epitomize and exemplify…