Construction crews are beginning work on the long-awaited MainStreet at Coconut Creek mixed-use development.
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.
Classic Cars, Music, and Memories Roll into Coconut Creek Car Show
His hard work paid off at the Coconut Creek Car Show on January 24. He received the Best in Show award out …
Classic Cars Roll Into Coconut Creek for Free Community Car Show Jan 24
Residents who want to see classic cars and creatively restored automobiles shouldn’t miss the Coconut Creek Car Show on Saturday, January 24, …
Commission Approves City Of Coconut Creek’s State Legislative Agenda
The Florida legislative session is now underway, and the commission approved the “City of Coconut Creek’s State Legislative Agenda” at its January …
Coconut Creek Approves $629,000 Contract With New Company to Maintain Medians, Rights-of-Way
Coconut Creek has established a relationship with a new company to maintain medians and rights-of-way.
Battling Cancer With Grit: Commissioner John Brodie Runs 5K During Chemotherapy, Carries Flags of Hope and Service
Fighting cancer and undergoing chemotherapy are challenges for anyone.
Coconut Creek Commission Approves Contract for Fire Station 113
Coconut Creek is making progress toward building a new Fire Station 113.
Holocaust Remembrance Event Planned for Coconut Creek
Coconut Creek will hold a Holocaust Remembrance event with special exhibitions: a Holocaust Cattle Car and a Public Art Unveiling on January …
Eric Rupert Retires from the City of Coconut Creek After Transformational Career in Technology Leadership
After 41 years of service to Coconut Creek, Eric Rupert has retired.
Classic Cars Roll Into Coconut Creek for Free Community Car Show
People who want to see classic cars and creatively restored automobiles want to come to the Coconut Creek Car Show on Saturday, …
A Day of Arts, Crafts, Food, and Community at Coconut Creek’s Hometown Market
Members of the Women’s Club of Coconut Creek got together at the Hometown Market to have fun, sell crafts to raise money …
MainStreet at Coconut Creek Moves Toward Initial Construction
The MainStreet at Coconut Creek project is moving along, and city leaders are looking forward to the beginning of construction.
Drivers heading south on Lyons Road in Coconut Creek should be aware of a road closure.
New Trees Coming to Baywood Village II Through City Grant Program
Residents of Baywood Village II in Coconut Creek will soon have new trees for their community.
Coconut Creek Plans to Educate Residents on Loss of Property Tax Revenue
Coconut Creek leaders are becoming increasingly concerned about the possibility of losing significant revenue if property taxes are reduced or eliminated.
Coconut Creek Parks to Receive Upgrades to Lightning Equipment System
The Coconut Creek commission approved the purchase of safety equipment at its December 11 meeting.
Mayors Warn Ending Property Taxes Could Trigger Service Cuts, Budget Shortfalls at Chamber Breakfast
City leaders are beginning to worry about losing property tax revenue and needing to make large budget cuts and reduce services residents …
Community Leaders Dedicate Specialist Daniel Jay Agami Bridge
Community leaders came together at Veterans Park in Coconut Creek on Tuesday to dedicate the Specialist Daniel Jay Agami Bridge..
Coconut Creek Commission Cancels Contract with Consulting Company
The commission is concerned about the possibility that voters will abolish property taxes.
Rocking the Campus: Monarch High Students and Teachers Unite in The Sweet & Sauers Band
A student at Monarch High School, she became involved with The Sweet & Sauers, a band made up of students and teachers.
Coconut Creek Continues to Fight Turnpike Expansion
The struggle between Coconut Creek and the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) continues.
Monarch Theatre Department Announces Upcoming Musical
Matteo Galindo was excited to be cast as the lead in Disney’s High School Musical JR., to be performed by the Monarch …
Celebrating Community Spirit at the Coconut Creek Fall Harvest Festival
Coconut Creek community members got together at Sabal Pines Park to enjoy the Fall Harvest Festival on November 15.
Local Artists Display Work at Prominade Craft Festival
Geilsa Rosinha loves to paint butterflies and hearts.
Commission Approves School Zone Speed Detection Devices
Drivers passing in front of schools during student arrival and dismissal will need to be extra careful about their speed.
City Secures Long-Term Maintenance Commitments for Improvements at Hillsboro Marketplace and Cocomar Sites
In Coconut Creek, residents will see improvements along West Hillsboro Boulevard right-of-way.
Monarch High Marching Band Captures First State Championship in School History
Chanel Gonzalez can remember when the Monarch High School Calvary Marching Band was a small organization that received little recognition.
Fall Fun Awaits at Sabal Pines Park with Lumberjacks, Music, and More
Coconut will offer a Fall Festival on Saturday, November 15, at Sabal Pines Park from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Chamber’s Race for Education 5K Raises Money for Microgrants at Schools
Sharon Campbell ran in the inaugural Race for Education 5K run at Tradewinds Park on the morning of November 8.
Monarch High JROTC Knights Gain Experience, Grit at Raider District Championship
The Monarch High School Army JROTC Knights Battalion competed in the Raider District Championship meet at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on …
Monarch Marching Band Earns Superior Rating at Assessment
The Monarch High School Cavalry Marching Band has earned recognition during fall competitions.
Food for the Poor Volunteers Help Victims of Hurricane Melissa
Food for the Poor has been working hard to help residents of Jamaica who suffered the effects of Hurricane Melissa.
Burlington celebrated its new location in Coconut Creek with a ribbon-cutting and social event on the morning of November 1. City officials …
Commission Approves Agreement with County for Sidewalk Improvements
Coconut Creek residents will see improvements to the sidewalks along Sample Road.
Coconut Creek Hires Business Development Consultant
The Coconut Creek business community will receive help from a consulting organization that has worked with nearby cities.

