After a week off Kim is back on the bike this Sunday. She'll be starting at Andre Mar and ride down to Publix. Feel free to ride along with her or tune in on Facebook at 9AM.

(By Nancy Bouchard) The Fort Myers Beach Community Foundation gave away nearly one million dollars to the community. Within 48 hours after Hurricane Ian struck our beautiful shores, we collaborated with the FMB Woman’s Club. 

Lee County Sheriff Marceno will cut the ribbon at the official grand opening of the Liki Tiki restaurant which is now located at the old Skip One building on the way to Fort Myers Beach.

According to Fort Myers Beach Town Councilwoman Karen Woodson, who was hoping to pull off the parade, it's still too dangerous on Estero Boulevard to host a parade at this time.

And they should be up by June 1st, according to Florida Power & Light representatives. Estero Boulevard will become much darker than it is now because of the amount of light the amber lights put out, compared to the white lights on the Boulevard now.

What do you do if you see someone illegally dumping debris from a demolished home or building? We asked town management after hearing from a homeowner who says a contractor dumped debris on her previously clean property.

And it ends October 31st. Turtle Time let us know that this picture is from Monday, day one of turtle nesting season, and it turned out to be a false crawl.

Moss Marina and their newly proposed Arches Bayfront development will be working with the Restore Fort Myers Beach Arches organization to help the group return a portion of the arches back to Fort Myers Beach. Here are the details about the partnership.

The Fort Myers Beach Chamber of Commerce May Coffee Connection is being held Thursday at 8A at 239 Cafe in Times Square. Owner Mitul Chothani will serve up smoothies and breakfast wraps. The event is free for members and prospective members. REGISTER

On Monday Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced that the Town of Fort Myers Beach received $10 million as part of a Hurricane Stormwater and Wastewater Assistance Grant Program created during the legislature’s special session late last year.

As part of a federal initiative to take the National Wildlife Refuge System conservation message to urban communities, the J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge on Sanibel recently hired Yvette Carrasco as its new Urban Ranger.

Nothing seems to go according to plan on Fort Myers Beach following the devastation of Hurricane Ian. The latest disruption is the rehabilitation of the Bay Oaks building.