The Fort Myers Beach Art Association is hosting an open house Thursday, February 16th from 1P-4P. The open house is called Creative Convergence.

Keep Lee County Beautiful has hired Sarah Fancher as its new Program Coordinator. Fancher will be responsible for leading some of KLCB's biggest events.

Christy Cory, who was the face of the Fort Myers Beach water department in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, recently submitted her resignation. The town, on advice from the town attorney, is not saying much about why.

On Thursday Lee County Sheriff Carmine Marceno held a press conference where he announced the remains found deep in the mangroves on Tropical Shores Way on Fort Myers Beach belonged to 82-year old Ilonka Knes. The cause of death was accidental drowning.

Interim Town Manager Keith Wilkins joined Beach Talk Radio for the full hour last Saturday. We covered everything from the proposed $32 million town hall to the town's financial situation to porta-johns in Times Square. Watch the show on FACEBOOK.

You may have seen our video at the post office this past Saturday when we spotted two rather large trailers in the post office parking lot on Carolina avenue. Could it be that those trailers will eventually be used as a temporary facility?

The popular resort on Estero Boulevard was destroyed on September 28th when Hurricane Ian came through town. The Margaritaville developer has purchased the property and will use it as part of the new resort now under construction.

In case you missed our interview with Chris and Ginger Weber, the owners of Mid-Island Water Sports on Fort Myers Beach you can watch the interview HERE. The Weber's are also working with the town to clean the debris on the beach.

Many of you often ask, 'How can I help?' Here's one way you can help from the comfort of your home and a click from your computer. Make a donation to Keep Lee County Beautiful.

The Fort Myers Beach Woman’s Club has announced it plans to rebuild its community clubhouse after it was destroyed by Hurricane Ian. The historic building was built back in 1938.

Amazon is delivering. UPS is delivering. FedEx is delivering. Yet, the United States Post Office still refuses to deliver mail to residents of Fort Myers Beach. Why?

We are stocked up with pink, green, baby blue and our new teal Beach Talk Radio hats. You can order online (we will ship the next day) or purchase one at any of our live shows. They are $25 local, add $7 to ship. ORDER HERE