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There are signs of new life as Titusville emerges in the post Space Shuttle era. Bleak forecasts all of which focused on the layoffs at Kennedy Space Center have given way to, at worst, a reluctant acceptance of change…
Family-Owned Business Celebrates 50 Years Little did Tony and Helen Nahacky know, back in 1961 when they started their tropical fish business from their garage on Babcock Street, that the local area and beyond would take to it like a…
Dr. Ross and Dani Clevens’ Face of Change events provide thousands of meals in Brevard and abroad During one of his medical missions to Africa Dr. Ross Clevens witnessed the impact Outreach Africa’s feeding centers have…
J. Stanley “Stan” Payne CEO Port of Canaveral Since he took the helm as CEO of Port Canaveral, Stan has been the driving force behind what has become an economic juggernaut on the Space Coast. Conservative estimates are that…
Build Houses … Build Hope … Build Community Habitat for Humanity celebrated an important milestone this year- the organization’s 25th anniversary at the Hard Hat and High Heels gala. The event raised over $40,000 to continue Habitat’s mission…
Ballroom dancing has taken on a new life since the popular ABC show “Dancing with the Stars” hit television sets in 2005. Now, the once stuffy ballroom dance class is a hip and trendy way to have some fun and…
A Listing of Brevard’s Deserving Charities During this traditional season of giving, many Space Coast residents will choose to give a little something back to their community. According to the Community of Foundation of Brevard, it’s part of our culture,…
Beachside restaurant prepares fresh fish in a variety of creative ways Merely steps away from Indialantic’s Boardwalk beach, Islands Fish Grill on Fifth Avenue has been a local favorite since its opening in 1999. The restaurant is intimate and casual…
While Visions of Sugarplums Danced in their Heads… Galmont Ballet’s sparkling production of the enduring classic “The American Nutcracker,” will usher in the holiday season. Choreographed by Frank Galvez, this production is set in the turn of the 19th…
The Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts opened its doors in 1988 thanks to the visionary leadership of Dr. Maxwell C. King, the former president of Brevard Community College. The funding for this ambitious venture came from the…
Thoughts of Hawaii, Australia and New Zealand bring to mind pristine beaches, rugged terrain and bustling cities. But it can be intimidating to plan for travelers. Enjoy these exotic locations stress-free on a cruise or tour vacation. A…
by Michelle Salyer Broadcasting in the shadow of Orlando, one of the country’s largest radio markets, Brevard radio stations face a unique challenge ̶ competing with those that have exponentially bigger budgets, larger staffs and a wealth of advertisers. But no…
November 4th 2 p.m. & 6 p.m. presented by the Atlantic Music Center in Melbourne Vibraphonist/Pianist Christian Tamburr Visits Melbourne Christian Tamburr Quintet with special guest NYC trumpet player Dominick Farinacci 2012 has been a busy year for musician…
This year’s Razzle Dazzle tablescape display expo moves from the art museum to the Eau Gallie Art District, promising a weekend of fun for holiday shoppers. Organizer Link Johnsten, owner of Eau Gallie Florist, and some fellow Razzle Dazzle…
October 28 Masquerade Benefit Ball 8 p.m. to Midnight La Cita Country Club, Titusville An enchanting evening of elegance and fantasy awaits. Stroll down the Hollywood Walk of Fame and make your appearance on the red carpet. Then cross over…
