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The Weather Authority says a mixed bag of weather is in store across Southwest Florida this weekend.
Prom is often seen as an essential part of the high school experience. However, not everyone can or wants to afford it.
The vibrant art scene in downtown Fort Myers is making waves with an exciting event.
32 college pickleball teams from schools all over the country descend on Cape Coral for the APP US Collegiate Championships.
Charlotte County is tightening security at county commission meetings starting next month. These enhanced measures aim to ensure the safety of everyone attending.
A salon in Port Charlotte is stepping up to make prom dreams come true for girls from Port Charlotte and Lemon Bay High School.
Marco Island is no stranger to dolphins and manatees, but a herd of sand cows? That’s a new kind of wildlife making waves on the beach.
U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds is gearing up for a run for governor, setting his sights on gaining supporters across the state.
The trial of Nicholas Canfield, the man accused of sexually abusing and killing a 2-year-old girl, began Friday.
A local woman celebrated a milestone birthday in style, turning 96 with a dream experience at the Seminole Casino Hotel Immokalee.
As fires become a frequent concern in the area, residents in brush-heavy regions like the Estates in Collier County need to be prepared.
According to the Collier County Sheriff’s Office, a brush fire ignited in Collier County, affecting local roads on Friday afternoon.
The connection between sugar and cancer is a topic of much discussion and confusion.
A two-acre brush fire reported in North Fort Myers is affecting roads.
Autism Collier Charter School, scheduled to open in August 2025, announced in late March that it will share space during its first year with BridgePrep Academy, another charter school at 3161 Santa Barbara Blvd. in the Naples area.
The Weather Authority says a mixed bag of weather is in store across Southwest Florida this weekend.
Prom is often seen as an essential part of the high school experience. However, not everyone can or wants to afford it.
The vibrant art scene in downtown Fort Myers is making waves with an exciting event.
32 college pickleball teams from schools all over the country descend on Cape Coral for the APP US Collegiate Championships.
Charlotte County is tightening security at county commission meetings starting next month. These enhanced measures aim to ensure the safety of everyone attending.
A salon in Port Charlotte is stepping up to make prom dreams come true for girls from Port Charlotte and Lemon Bay High School.
Marco Island is no stranger to dolphins and manatees, but a herd of sand cows? That’s a new kind of wildlife making waves on the beach.
U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds is gearing up for a run for governor, setting his sights on gaining supporters across the state.
The trial of Nicholas Canfield, the man accused of sexually abusing and killing a 2-year-old girl, began Friday.
A local woman celebrated a milestone birthday in style, turning 96 with a dream experience at the Seminole Casino Hotel Immokalee.
As fires become a frequent concern in the area, residents in brush-heavy regions like the Estates in Collier County need to be prepared.
According to the Collier County Sheriff’s Office, a brush fire ignited in Collier County, affecting local roads on Friday afternoon.
The connection between sugar and cancer is a topic of much discussion and confusion.
A two-acre brush fire reported in North Fort Myers is affecting roads.
Autism Collier Charter School, scheduled to open in August 2025, announced in late March that it will share space during its first year with BridgePrep Academy, another charter school at 3161 Santa Barbara Blvd. in the Naples area.
On Monday, you can sound off on the future of a popular boat ramp where Cape Coral meets Matlacha.
The Cape wants to upgrade the land, which it owns, into a park with expanded facilities.
The operator of the longtime bait shop there does not want the area to be disturbed.
“We have 82 parking areas and there’s maybe 40 or 50 other parking areas on the island… But if you want to get on this side of the island you would have to go up to Punta Gorda to put your boat in,” said Bobby Mansfield of D&D Bait and Tackle.
The proposal on the table right now is to keep the bait shop, fix the boat ramps, and add a fuel dock and a restaurant.
Mayor Joe Coviello stressed that they need more saltwater access boat ramps in the city.
The mayor knows parking there is vital and adding a restaurant is the least of the community’s concerns. He says if the property is sold, a developer could come in and do what they want with the space.
“That developer could choose and pick what they want to put there based on the land use… And that would allow for condos and some boat slips and things of that nature, as well as other uses could be put in that property, as well one of those will be a hotel,” Mayor Coviello said.
If you want to have input on the decision, Monday night’s meeting is at 4:30 p.m. at City Hall. The mayor stresses that this is just a discussion and no decision will be made.