Two big containers Tom Houghton moved into Times Square hoping to expand his La Ola Food Truck operation have been in FEMA's crosshairs for the last several weeks. Houghton is hopeful he's found a solution to why FEMA's been breathing down his neck.

The weekly concerts are every Saturday night and sponsored by Stephen Clark's Bring Music Back to The Beach fund. Here's who will be entertaining the crowds through April...

Beach Baptist and the Rotary are teaming up to give away drywall to Fort Myers Beach residents on March 14th. The goal is to hand out 6,000 sheets of drywall.

The Fort Myers Beach Chamber of Commerce is looking for volunteers to work the organization's mobile welcome center in Times Square. If you'd like to share your love of the beach with visitors contact info@fmbchamber.com to volunteer.

Within 2 weeks after Ian the Woman’s Club and the Community Foundation came together to partner on fund raising. The goal was to not compete to raise money and give back to the 33931 community to address the immediate needs.

On Kim's bike ride video Sunday, she traveled down Madison, Donora, Washington, Jefferson and several other streets. She ran into local resident Cindy Johnson for a chat and a debris removal truck nearly climbed the curb where she was riding. Watch the video on Facebook.

Mrs. Ortega's 4th and 5th graders sang the National Anthem at the Florida Everblades hockey game this past Saturday. 7,299 fans went crazy for the kids who did an amazing job. Unfortunately the Blades lost to Kansas City 4-2. Check out the video from the kids singing....

That's what the flyer posted at the temporary Post Office on Carolina Avenue on Fort Myers Beach stated. Beach residents have been without mail delivery since Hurricane Ian came through town on September 28th.

That's according to Fort Myers Beach Vice Mayor Jim Atterholt. And that's good news because Lee County School Board members are saying having Bay Oaks ready to provide after school care will be tied to any rebuild of the Beach School.

The major roadblock the Fort Myers Beach Town Council was having getting residents to sign easements to renourish the beach was that property owners were concerned that by signing they would give up their property rights because the new sand is taxpayer funded. The town believes it has solved that issue.

For two years the Marine & Environmental Resource Task Force’s Pop-Up tent was seen all over Estero Island. The popular information location was a resource on water quality, wildlife, plant life, the beach and the bay. Then, Hurricane Ian sucked everything into the Gulf of Mexico. Here's how you can help bring it back to life.

The Dixie Fish Company on Fishermans Wharf under the Matanzas Pass Bridge is back open 5 months after Hurricane Ian damaged the popular waterfront restaurant.