On Friday, November 8th, join the Mound House on Fort Myers Beach and the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida for an evening of art, film, and conversation that explores the portrayals of Indigenous peoples.

Wicked Dolphin Distillery is partnering with Fort Myers Beach businesses and Beach Talk Radio to support FMB Strong with a new campaign called We Are Open. You drink...they donate.

By a vote of 4-1 the Fort Myers Beach Town Council voted not to advance Estero Island Beach Club’s new building proposal to a 2nd public hearing which kills the project. Council member Karen Woodson was the lone yes vote. 

And the cost to knock down those three structures is estimated at $100,000 according to the Town Attorney. The town will then attempt to recoup the funds from the property owner by adding the cost to the property owners tax bill. Here are the 3 properties...

Linda Miller says her 41 Markets Fort Myers Beach farmers market is moving to Santini Plaza starting this weekend. The market is held every Friday and Saturday from 9A-1P

After a tremendous amount of damage was inflicted on the entire beach side of Margaritaville, Lah De Dah is set to open in two days with Fins Up Beach Club and the pool opening up one day later.

The Town of Fort Myers Beach has set some rules for property owners who find themselves wondering what to do about sand that Hurricane Milton may have delivered to their properties.

Keep Lee County Beautiful is hosting its annual Monofilament Madness this Saturday on Fort Myers Beach. Parking will be at Norm's Beach Parking, supplies can be picked up at Tunaskin. There’s a volunteer appreciation lunch and after party at Parrot Key Caribbean Grill. Get details HERE.

The Fort Myers Beach Fire Control District will break ground on its new fire station at 2545 Estero Boulevard this Friday. Shovels hit the dirt at 10AM on the old Topps Supermarket property. The Fire District is hoping to cut the ribbon on the new fire house at the end of 2025.

Kim and Dapper Davidson were building their dream home at 3115 Estero Boulevard. You couldn’t miss it, not only was it right on a busy stretch of Estero, they had also built an I Love Fort Myers Beach Flip Flop sign on their property that became a popular selfie spot

A groundbreaking ceremony for the new Beach Bar, which was located on I street before being wiped out by Hurricane Ian, was held Thursday. About 200 people attended the ceremony to watch the Beach Bar staff and a host of muckety mucks flip the dirt. 

It’s shocking that former Mayor Anita Cereceda has not pulled every hair out of her head over the weather whiplash she’s been through over the last two weeks, and the last two years. Tomorrow, it’s a do-over reopening for her shop The Islander in Santini Plaza.