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The Sanibel Community Church has completed its remarkable rebuild after Hurricane Ian devastated their place of worship over two years ago.
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The Sanibel Community Church has completed its remarkable rebuild after Hurricane Ian devastated their place of worship over two years ago.
Costco is eyeing a plot of land in Collier County for a new store, but residents are voicing strong opposition.
Dr. Cornelius “Pat” Cacho, a beloved philanthropist and advocate for education, dedicated his life to empowering others through opportunity and knowledge.
Sanibel is tightening its grip on school zone speeders with newly installed cameras.
The Harry Chapin Food Bank in Fort Myers plays a crucial role in supporting smaller food banks in the area.
The Fort Myers Beach Pier remains a symbol of the destruction caused by Hurricane Ian two years ago. Efforts to rebuild it has taken a lot of time.
The iconic “Rachel at the Well” statue on McGregor Boulevard in Fort Myers has been a landmark for 94 years. However, it became a casualty of Hurricane Ian in 2022, and discussions for its repair are ongoing.
The Salvation Army has announced the permanent closure of the Naples Family Store on Davis Boulevard.
Construction crews are hard at work making the Sanibel Causeway more resilient. The bridge is being fortified to withstand future storms.
Roman Anthony, who is ranked as the second best in baseball, is with the Boston Red Sox for his first Spring Training.
Manasota Key is steadily recovering from a challenging hurricane season, and residents are celebrating the reopening of a beloved local spot.
A new hurricane-proof fire station is coming to Pine Island. The current station, over 40 years old, is in dire need of replacement.
Spring Training is in full swing for the Atlanta Braves, who’s full squad reported on Tuesday, that means Chris Sale is back in SWFL.
A record crowd of 825 people gathered at the Ritz Carlton Tiburon to raise money and awareness to end domestic violence.
Construction on Southwest Florida’s third diverging diamond interchange is set to begin in March.
The Sanibel Community Church has completed its remarkable rebuild after Hurricane Ian devastated their place of worship over two years ago.
Costco is eyeing a plot of land in Collier County for a new store, but residents are voicing strong opposition.
Dr. Cornelius “Pat” Cacho, a beloved philanthropist and advocate for education, dedicated his life to empowering others through opportunity and knowledge.
Sanibel is tightening its grip on school zone speeders with newly installed cameras.
The Harry Chapin Food Bank in Fort Myers plays a crucial role in supporting smaller food banks in the area.
The Fort Myers Beach Pier remains a symbol of the destruction caused by Hurricane Ian two years ago. Efforts to rebuild it has taken a lot of time.
The iconic “Rachel at the Well” statue on McGregor Boulevard in Fort Myers has been a landmark for 94 years. However, it became a casualty of Hurricane Ian in 2022, and discussions for its repair are ongoing.
The Salvation Army has announced the permanent closure of the Naples Family Store on Davis Boulevard.
Construction crews are hard at work making the Sanibel Causeway more resilient. The bridge is being fortified to withstand future storms.
Roman Anthony, who is ranked as the second best in baseball, is with the Boston Red Sox for his first Spring Training.
Manasota Key is steadily recovering from a challenging hurricane season, and residents are celebrating the reopening of a beloved local spot.
A new hurricane-proof fire station is coming to Pine Island. The current station, over 40 years old, is in dire need of replacement.
Spring Training is in full swing for the Atlanta Braves, who’s full squad reported on Tuesday, that means Chris Sale is back in SWFL.
A record crowd of 825 people gathered at the Ritz Carlton Tiburon to raise money and awareness to end domestic violence.
Construction on Southwest Florida’s third diverging diamond interchange is set to begin in March.
A staffing shortage in Southwest Florida is causing concern as we get closer to the beginning of the school year.
Although Lee County has hired some drivers, they’ve also lost some. And with school starting Aug. 10, the district just doesn’t have enough bus drivers to get kids to and from school on time.
While they need 139 bus drivers, the Lee County Schools Transportation Director, Roger Lloyd, knows that’s not going to happen. They’re going to work with what they have, so Lloyd’s asking parents and students for patience. That’s because “The reality is the buses are going to be late this fall,” Lloyd said.
The people in charge of Lee County school transportation are having a tough time staying afloat. “We’re treading water,” Lloyd said.
This is a ‘Bus disruption,’ and the numbers are staggering. “We’re still in desperate need of drivers. We need 729 drivers,” Lloyd said. “And at this point in time, we have 590 hired. So we are 139 drivers short, which as you can imagine, that’s going to lead to a lot of open routes.”
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