Modifications are coming to the equipment on the communications tower at Lakeside Park.
David Volz
David Volz
David Volz has worked as a writer in South Florida for 35 years. He has written for the Sun-Sentinel, Hollywood Gazette, School Transportation News, South Dade News Leaders, Observer among others. He has an MA in Communications from Florida Atlantic University and a BA in Communications from Valparaiso University. Volz teaches Communications at Miami Dade College and Palm Beach State College. He lives in Coral Springs and enjoys running and participating in 5Ks and half-marathons.
Motown Magic and Community Spirit Shine at Coconut Creek’s Juneteenth Celebration
Coconut Creek offered a Juneteenth celebration on the evening of June 14 at the City Hall Courtyard.
Commission Approves $1.8 Million Contract for Lakeside Park Improvements
Coconut Creek residents will soon have new places to play competitive and recreational sports.
Winston Park Principal Retires after 55-Year Career in Broward Schools
Carolyn Eggelletion has a genuine heart for people, especially elementary school children.
Coconut Creek ‘Do the Right Thing’ Award Winners Receive College Scholarships
A group of talented young men and women who were recognized for making positive contributions at their schools or in their communities …
Coconut Creek is hungry for more business development, and city leaders want new ideas. The city recently issued a Request for Proposals …
Coconut Creek City Manager Highlights Major Projects While Battling Landfill and Turnpike Expansions
Major projects and developments are continuing in Coconut Creek.
Jasmine Pierre celebrated the opening of her new business, J & J Ship and Print, in the Coconut Creek Plaza on June …
Monarch High School’s theatre program is building and earning recognition.
Coconut Creek Commission Grants Initial Approval for Changes to the Charter
The Coconut Creek Commission began approving changes to the city charter.
Coconut Creek Takes Steps to Tighten Oversight of Private Water and Wastewater Systems
Coconut Creek is working to improve private water and wastewater systems.
Coconut Creek Approves Small Cut to Community Shuttle Funding in New County Agreement
Coconut Creek is making changes to its funding for the community bus service.
Monarch High’s Top Seniors Excel with Perfect GPAs and Bright Futures Ahead
Monarch High School has some bright, dedicated seniors looking forward to college this fall.
Monarch Wind Ensemble Wins Earns Superior Ratings at State Competition
The Monarch High School band has won recognition.
PHOTOS: Sprouts Holds Grand Opening of Coconut Creek Location
Sprouts Farmers Market celebrated its store opening in Coconut Creek with a grand celebration and ribbon cutting on Friday.
Band Students at Lyons Creek Middle School Earn Top Honors
Delaney Mulligan is passionate about music and has achieved significant honors as a flute player in the Lyons Creek Middle School advanced …
Lyons Creek Middle School Celebrates Renovated Art and Music Room
The newly renovated art room at Lyons Creek Middle School is a dream come true for Keena Rodriguez, the art teacher.
Restaurant Chain Plans to Open at Coconut Creek’s Mainstreet
Mainstreet at Coconut Creek has one restaurant committed to opening at the new development.
State Watchdog DOGE Scrutinizing Coconut Creek Budget, City Officials Respond to Oversight Request
Coconut Creek has been notified by the Florida DOGE program to justify its budget to the Executive Office of the Governor (EOG).
Coconut Creek Backs New Marquee Sign for Tradewinds Elementary with $5K Grant
Tradewinds Elementary School will soon have a new marquee sign, thanks to some help from Coconut Creek.
Coconut Creek Approves Changes to Verizon Lease Agreement
Improvements will be made to the city’s telecommunications tower at Lakeside Park.
Coconut Creek Commission Approves Water Rate Increases
Coconut Creek residents could see a nine percent increase in their water and wastewater rates.
Coconut Creek Tree Giveaway Brings Community Together
Coconut Creek celebrated the 25th anniversary of its annual Arbor Day free tree giveaway by offering about 600 trees and 1,200 bushes …
Coconut Creek Elementary Transforms Into K-8 Academy, Wins Top Honors for Water Conservation
Changes are coming to Coconut Creek Elementary School.
Four-Legged Fun Takes Over Windmill Park at Coconut Creek Dog Expo
Dogs are some of the best friends people will ever have.
Coconut Creek Holds Free Tree Giveaway at Arbor Day Event
The city will celebrate the 25th Annual Arbor Day free tree giveaway on Saturday, April 26
Coconut Creek Residents Can Expect Higher Water Prices
Coconut Creek residents could see a water and wastewater rate increase by as much as 9 percent.
Coconut Creek and School Board Agree to Improvements at Lyons Creek Middle School
Parents taking their children to Lyons Creek Middle School will soon notice improvements to the traffic situation there.
Commission Approves Mainstreet Community Development District on Final Reading
Mainstreet at Coconut Creek is now considered a community development district.
Coconut Creek to Renovate Government Center Courtyard
Coconut Creek residents will soon see a new and improved courtyard and parking lot at the Government Center.
Coconut Creek Commission Approves Mainstreet Housing Section
Construction on Mainstreet at Coconut Creek is moving closer.
Sprouts Farmers Market is coming to Coconut Creek.
Kids Climb Aboard Big Rigs at Coconut Creek’s Touch-A-Truck Event
Coconut Creek held a Touch-A-Truck event at the Butterfly parking lot on April 5.
Improved Media Center Opens at Coconut Creek Education Center
The Dave Thomas community celebrated the grand opening of the renovated media center at the Charles Drew Family Resource Center with a …
Coconut Creek Moves Forward Toward a Lawsuit Against County Over Landfill
The controversy over the expansion of Monarch Hill Landfill continues.