Sanibel

Beware of the beach! Red tide is making its way towards Southwest Florida once again.

Sunday is the last chance for Sanibel residents to sort and place any remaining storm debris for collection by the city’s contractor.

The Luminary Festival kicked off on Sanibel Island on Friday. This community-wide holiday event puts residents and visitors in the holiday spirit.

Sanibel’s annual food programs, island-based social services and Helping Hands’ JOG N JAM 10K/5K race will close several roads this Saturday.

A plethora of international shells is currently on display for tourists and shell enthusiasts to enjoy.

For the first time since Oct. 9, students of the Sanibel School now know when they can return for class after damage from Hurricane Milton forced them out.

For over 40 years, Dick Muench displayed many of his exotic birds from Central and South America at Jerry’s Foods on Sanibel.

With each hurricane that brings damage to our area, many people rush to be more resilient. On Sanibel, more than 300 people have RSVP’d to learn about raising their homes and businesses.

Repairing the Sanibel Causeway after recent storms has caused more than just traffic back-ups.

It should come as no surprise that parts of Southwest Florida, especially Sanibel Island, have a long way to go in their recovery from this year’s hurricanes.