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Tampa-based SoFresh entering Orlando

April 27, 2021 Tampa-based SoFresh, a fast casual concept that serves healthy made-to order meals, is entering the Orlando area with its first location in Longwood s Springs Plaza, Clay Donato, SoFresh partner and vice president of development, said in a company press release. Central Florida has been on our radar for a while, he said. The Orlando Metro market is an obvious start for SoFresh We are very excited to serve the area with our menu items. SoFresh, which has 15 units open or in development, will add eight to 10 additional locations in 2021 with openings next month and later this year in the Tampa area in Carrollwood and Palm Harbor, respectively.

Fifteen Schools Serving Coral Springs Had New Covid-19 Cases Reported Feb. 28 – March 6

By LEON FOOKSMAN April 5, 2021 CORAL SPRINGS, FL – A Coral Springs man has had his driver’s license suspended 11 times, a police report said. He is 18-years-old. Malik Henderson was taken into custody on March 30 after he allegedly sped past in his Chevy Impala and didn’t “move over” for a police officer working another traffic stop on Royal Palm Boulevard, the report said. When the officer went after Henderson and . CORAL SPRINGS, FL – A Coral Springs man has had his driver’s license suspended 11 times, a police .

Coral Springs' Unemployment Rate Drops To Lowest Level During Pandemic

Reflections From Three Coral Springs And Other Leaders on Third Anniversary of Marjory Stoneman Douglas Tragedy

By LEON FOOKSMAN February 14, 2021 at 10:26 AM Pictured: Congressman Ted Deutch, right, Coral Springs Police Chief Clyde Parry, center, and Florida Rep. Christine Hunschofsky Pictured: Congressman Ted Deutch, right, Coral Springs Police Chief Clyde Parry, center, and . Credits: Congressman Ted Deutch, City of Coral Springs, and Florida Rep. Christine Hunschofsky Ad February 14, 2021 at 10:26 AM CORAL SPRINGS, FL – Sunday marked the third anniversary of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School mass shooting. For many, the day is a time to remember the tragedy of Feb. 14, 2018 and keep in mind what still needs to happen to prevent more school violence. Here are reflections from three local leaders.