Raymond Simpson

Raymond Simpson is a California native, a longtime Coral Springs resident, and the Editor at TSFD. He lives with his family in Coral Springs, where you can find him on weekends running – literally running – with his two golden retrievers.

Raymond SimpsonApril 14, 2020

97-year-old Coral Springs woman returns home after beating coronavirus

CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. – A 97-year-old woman has returned to her home after recovering from COVID-19. Jean Boccard thought she had…
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Raymond SimpsonApril 9, 2020

Former Coral Springs Couple Survived Coronavirus Together

CORAL SPRINGS, FL – Samantha and Craig Hirsh have known each other since they were 13 and attended Ramblewood Middle…
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Raymond SimpsonApril 3, 2020

How To Disinfect Your Cell Phone During The Coronavirus Outbreak

MIAMI — It’s no secret phones can get pretty dirty over time. Whatever you touch with your hands – food,…
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Raymond SimpsonApril 2, 2020

Some tips for helping small businesses survive the COVID-19 shutdowns

State executive director of the National Federation of Independent Business State-specific numbers aren’t available, but a National Federation of Independent…
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Raymond SimpsonMarch 29, 2020

COVID-19 cases reported in North Broward, cities follow county with “stay at home” orders

North Broward – At least five North Broward municipalities have confirmed cases of Coronavirus as of today, March 29, according to…
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Raymond SimpsonMarch 27, 2020

Broward Schools trying to find ways around COVID-19

As the COVID-19 crisis has developed, the Broward Public School District has developed programs not only to continue the education…
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Raymond SimpsonMarch 25, 2020

Without Spring Practice, Football Coaches Try to Fill Void

Since taking over as Florida State coach in December, Mike Norvell has spent seemingly endless hours laying the foundation of…
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Raymond SimpsonMarch 25, 2020

Latest numbers: 1,977 COVID-19 cases in Florida, over 1,000 in South Florida alone

There’s now over 1,900 cases of the coronavirus in Florida, and over half of them are located in South Florida.…
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Raymond SimpsonMarch 20, 2020

Miami Dolphins, Stephen Ross Pledge $500K for Youth, Elderly Impacted by Coronavirus

The Miami Dolphins and owner Stephen Ross have pledged $500,000 to help elderly and youth in South Florida who are…
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Raymond SimpsonMarch 20, 2020

Broward Health North opens drive thru COVID-19 testing

Deerfield Beach – In an effort to enable more people to be tested for COVID-19 and to reduce the risk of…
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Raymond Simpson

Raymond Simpson

97-year-old Coral Springs woman returns home after beating coronavirus

Former Coral Springs Couple Survived Coronavirus Together

How To Disinfect Your Cell Phone During The Coronavirus Outbreak

Some tips for helping small businesses survive the COVID-19 shutdowns

COVID-19 cases reported in North Broward, cities follow county with “stay at home” orders

Broward Schools trying to find ways around COVID-19

Without Spring Practice, Football Coaches Try to Fill Void

Latest numbers: 1,977 COVID-19 cases in Florida, over 1,000 in South Florida alone

Miami Dolphins, Stephen Ross Pledge $500K for Youth, Elderly Impacted by Coronavirus

Broward Health North opens drive thru COVID-19 testing

Broward Health Coral Springs reaches 500 Aquablation procedures becoming regional leader in men’s health care across South Florida counties

Governor Ron DeSantis reappoints Jaime DiDomenico to the State College of Florida Manatee Sarasota District Board of Trustees pending Florida Senate confirmation

Coral Springs native Caleb Roberts makes immediate impact after returning to Double-A baseball with Minnesota Twins organization following strong offensive start

Fat Boyz Barbecue location in Coral Springs is closed again leaving uncertainty about the future of the restaurant at its West Sample Road site

Coral Springs police investigation ends with arrest of New York woman accused of exploiting her elderly aunt and misusing more than 156,000 dollars from condo sale proceeds

Harmony Indian Cuisine opens in Coral Springs introducing rare regional South Indian dishes inspired by Kerala coastal flavors and traditional spice blends