Melbourne artist Rebecca Waechter may never know who’ll play the guitar she painted for Operation Art Strings, but she’ll never forget them.
If you’re looking for a holiday gift that shouts “I am so Brevard,” here’s a list to make the search a little easier.
It’s time for that annual and sometimes, unpalatable, question: What are you grateful for this Thanksgiving?
St. Francis Reflections Lifestage Care’s “Reflections of Love” will shine an uplifting spotlight on remembering those we’ve loved and lost.
Supplies of COVID-19 vaccine for booster shots are available across the Space Coast, with options for walk-in or by-appointment vaccinations.
There’s the “4 Parks in 1 Day” challenge, where you hit Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom, Epcot and Hollywood Studios in one day.
Disney Genie, the highly anticipated replacement for Disney World’s FastPass system, debuted Tuesday at Walt Disney World. Here’s how it’s going.
Any election year’s busy enough for Brevard Supervisor of Elections Lori Scott, and Election 2020 was no different. Almost a year later, the work goes on.
Three Brevard nonprofits are among recipients of grants from the USA TODAY NETWORK and the Gannett Foundation, through the
“A Community Thrives” program.
Walt Disney World’s 18-month-long 50th anniversary officially kicks off Oct. 1: The party’s just begun.
What if Walt Disney World gave a party for its big 5-0 and most everybody from everywhere came? That’s happening as an 18-month celebration begins.
Get the lowdown on the Genie app, a new license plate, re-imagineered décor and all things leading up to Disney World’s 50th anniversary celebration.
Did you know there is a world below Main Street USA? Plus, details on Club 33, Disney’s very exclusive — and very expensive — private membership.
When children in neighborhoods across Brevard heard the cowbell ring back in the 1960s and ’70s, it meant one thing: Lonnie Halbrook was on his way.
The woman everyone knows as Mrs. Sims is the kind of person whose quiet but mighty influence reverberates throughout Cocoa and the Space Coast community.
For some snowbirds, COVID rates in Florida and the sharp politics around mask and vaccine mandates are concerning. They’re skipping FL this year.
It’s Remy’s world: Hold onto your toque and whiskers, and join the cheerful rodent chef on a colorful, eye-popping experience that’s both immersive and impressive.
Like countless others watching as the deaths mounted, I realized early on that COVID-19 would change everything. I couldn’t have dreamed just how much.
The vast majority of Florida nursing homes could be affected by a federal mandate requiring vaccinations for staff: 667 of the state’s 700 nursing homes are certified for Medicare, Medicaid or both.
The post on a Brevard neighbor-helping-neighbor page was heartbreaking: A boy from a homeless family had died of COVID-19. But it doesn’t appear true.