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The 70’s iconic slogan, “a mind is a terrible thing to waste,” still holds true but sometimes what you don’t know can really hurt you- especially when it comes to skin care in the sun. That’s why Melbourne-based Absolutely Natural…
By Geo Ropert April is recognized as national Child Abuse Prevention Awareness month. In Brevard, that means a dedicated time to call attention to what the Space Coast community is doing to keep our most vulnerable children safe. People say, “If…
By: Tammy Roberts From our serene beaches to our natural wildlife habitats, there are a variety of things that make the Space Coast a unique place for residents, as well as visitors. And in a community surrounded by such diverse…
Keith Schachter, finalist for the Brevard Public Schools’ Teacher of the Year award, teaches world cultures and is currently in his fourth year at Stone Middle School. Schachter’s principal, Andrew Johnson, in his recommendation letter said, “History and social studies…
Happily ever after isn’t just for fairy tales. Just ask these Space Coast couples who’ve shared decades of love and togetherness long after they first said, “I do.” Married 21 years Dr. Cedric and Katia Chenet Childhood friendship grows into…
Working together for the first time has brought about a whole new dynamic in the lives of Burton and Jennifer Toole, owners of Amovius LLC, a software solutions company in Melbourne. “You really don’t ever take a break from it,”…
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…
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…
Teaching kids the true meaning of the holiday season Cathy Ford knows how important it is to ensure children understand what the holiday spirit really is. As headmaster of Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy “our students represent a very diverse religious…
Maggie was a vivacious 3rd grader that captured the hearts of those around her, but could not capture the necessary score to pass the FCAT. A sensory processing issue and reading difficulty put her in danger of retention. Now Maggie…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…