A Brevard support group formed during Maternal Mental Health Week 2019 is a source of help and education for moms going through postpartum depression.
A United Way of Brevard celebration honored the outstanding achievements and the community members who raised $5,535,000 during a global pandemic.
When two grocery stories closed within days of each other, a low-income area of Cocoa faced the possibility of living in a food desert
A variety of factors is causing the noticable lack of choices on pet food aisles, said Dana Brooks, president and CEO of The Pet Food Institute.
One-man band Marc Dobson left Cocoa Tuesday morning on a fundraising walk that will take him to the State Fair in Tampa.
Readers share views in letters to the editor
More than a year after a global pandemic was announced on March 11, 2020, many local seniors still are asking for help with food needs.
Olivia Franz walked out of her last chemotherapy session Thursday afternoon with her mother, her devoted cheerleader, at her side. She wasn’t expecting a crowd. She got one.
When you look back on life pre-pandemic, what images pop into your head or onto your smartphone?
Peripheral relationships as opposed to close ones, those ride-or-die ones, may be taking the biggest hit in the future.
She can still picture the orange school bus full of white students, rolling down a dusty South Carolina road past her and other Black children who were on foot.
Just because you’ve had both doses of a COVID-19 vaccine, that doesn’t mean you should stop wearing a mask and taking other precuations.
A nightmare. That’s how many Florida seniors, Brevard residents and legislators among them, describe trying to snag a slot for a COVID-19 vaccination.
A partnership with CVS brought pharmacists to a Merritt Island senior community to give second doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to dozens of residents.
Walt DIsney World’s Hall of Presidents is closed, for now, as plans are made for adding President Biden to the POTUS lineup
If you still refuse to wear a mask in public, even as COVID-19 continues to surge and claim lives nationwide, here’s a question: Why?
In a place where the average resident age is 85, everyone was grateful for their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
It’s like something you’d see in a terrifying movie about a killer virus, which starts to mutate in a state full of senior citizens.
For those who still have bills to pay, the pandemic affects older generations economically as much as it has younger generations, one senior says.
President Trump reverses course on stimulus deal, but Americans still await word on when they might receive a second round of federal stimulus checks