14 houses were leveled by Huricane Ian and Saturday morning property owner Laura Farrell and a few of her neighbors will give us the full tour of their road. We go live on Facebook at 8AM. Our walkaround video this Saturday is sponsored by Alex King.

And we will pay each of those volunteers $100 cash for volunteering. We'll need help with our stage and the generator for our March 18th concert event. Here are the details...

Nervous Nellie's and Beach Talk Radio are hosting a special Sunset Celebration concert event in Times Square on March 18th from 5PM to 8PM. The concert will feature Fort Myers Beach resident Steven Clark and Coastal Cowboy from Marco Island.

If you are you may want to attend a luncheon on March 29th being hosted by the Southwest Florida Chamber of Commerce called the 50% Rule Facts. Lee County Property Appraiser Matt Caldwell will be one of the panelists.

It's no joke, Saturday, April 1st is the date for the Great American Cleanup which is sponsored by Keep Lee County Beautiful. The event takes place at multiple locations throughout Lee County from 8AM to 11AM. Santini Plaza will be the gathering place on Fort Myers Beach.

Businesses down Old San Carlos continue to open back up. The latest to open its doors to visitors is the Matanzas Inn, which has a limited number of rooms available.

Another popular business on Fort Myers Beach will open to the public this Saturday. The MoJoe's Coffee Cafe food trailer will open at 7:30AM at 1740 Estero Boulevard, directly in front of where their building stood before Hurricane Ian wiped it off the planet.

Lee County just released updated information on the damage Ian caused when it made landfall as a category 4 Hurricane back on September 28th. With winds up to 155 mph, Ian was the largest hurricane to make landfall in Lee County and the fifth largest storm in U.S. history.

And FPL is expected to install underground power lines this week in the Times Square area, the next step in the saga of the La Ola food containers. All the businesses that are ready to open - or are already open - like the H20 t-shirt shop are waiting for power.

By a vote of 3-2 the Fort Myers Beach Town Council voted to approve a special exception for Estero Boulevard homeowners Eddie Rood and Kurt Kroemer to build a 293 foot wooden walkover from their homes to the beach. The approval did not come without an interesting twist.

The Estero Island Historic Society is hosting a free public meeting and presentation for members and friends on Monday, March 13th at 2:00 p.m. at DiamondHead Resort. Robert Macomber (pictrured) is the guest speaker.