If you thought installing the type of flood plain panels you see in this picture, to protect your home from the next hurricane would be smart, you’d be wrong. In fact the 5 or 6 homes on the island that have installed them need to remove them. Here's why...

The Red, White & Beach community drive to support the Fourth of July Fireworks and Parade on Fort Myers Beach has officially launched. What’s Up FMB, working in partnership with the town, is organizing the drive. Here are all the details.

Tom Brady is one of 3 residents who’ve applied for the open Town Council seat after the resignation of Jim Atterholt, along with John McLean and Jim Boan. Brady will be our guest this Saturday at Margaritaville at 10AM.

James Wilder has been battling Stage IV colon cancer that has moved to his liver. He now faces the final stages of his life without the support of his parents, relying solely on small donations from friends to make it through. 

On Tuesday, the Lee Board of County Commissioners voted to approve a supplemental funding agreement with the Florida Department of Transportation to fully fund construction inspection services for hurricane-related repairs to Estero Boulevard.

The 3rd annual FMB Strong Mrs. Roper's Caftan Crawl is Saturday on Fort Myers Beach. Over 800 people will be dressed up in very ugly dresses and participating in an hours long pub crawl all for a good cause.

Breaking news about Fort Myers Beach, live beach event broadcasts, weekly interviews with the Mayor, rebuild walkarounds. If you see value in what we do consider supporting us with a cup of coffee HERE.

Thanks to The Pink Shell, DiamondHead, and Margaritaville, starting Monday, and for the next 3 weeks, if you donate $50 to the Fort Myers Beach Woman’s Club rebuild, you’ll be entered into a drawing to win 5 pool passes.

After a one year vacation thanks to Hurricane damage at Bay Oaks, the popular Community Foundation Pickleball Tournament is back on Saturday, March 21st.

The Lee County Board of Commission has executed an agreement with the Florida Department of Transportation which will allocate $705,783 in state funds to design a 12-foot wide trail.

Beach access at San Carlos Bay-Bunche Beach Preserve will be closed Monday through Wednesday while the Lee County Department of Transportation rebuilds the berm.

All Beach Talk Radio regular monthly supporters, whether you support us at $5 per month, or $100 per month, you are all now eligible for a very special exclusive Margaritaville room rate that the resort is offering ONLY to you.