The Hendry County Sheriff has warned Captains For Clean Water about their recent posts opposing a Rock Mine being proposed next to the Everglades. Tomorrow Captains co-founder Chris Wittman is our guest at 11AM.

After our epic Flag Day event Saturday our guest on the show at Lah De Dah is Captains For Clean Water co-founder Chris Wittman. Everyone that comes to the show is eligible to win a free cabana at the Margaritaville pool which includes 6 day passes. 

The Fort Myers Beach town government has to move town hall to comply with FEMA regulations that require the temporary trailers they’ve been operating in to be removed. Starting June 17th all government operations will be functioning out of the Bay Oaks building.

Over 50 volunteers cleaned up thousands of feet of fishing line last weekend over on Sanibel during the 2025 Mind Your Line event. It was an island-wide 3-hour monofilament cleanup. The of the annual cleanup is to keep local waterways clean and safe for wildlife.

Tonight at 5PM beach business owners are holding their third meeting to discuss how to bring more business to the beach. The meeting to finalize all the details for the upcoming Mulletfest is on the 3rd floor at DiamondHead.

33 months after Hurricane Ian the Island Winds condo building is back. On Wednesday Condo Board President Dave Nusbaum took us on a walkaround tour of the building. We started off on the roof overlooking the fabulous beach. Watch HERE.

The Florida League of Cities has awarded Sanibel Vice Mayor Holly Smith their 2025 Home Rule Hero Award. This is the eighth consecutive time Vice Mayor Smith has received this honor.

Lee County Property Appraiser Matt Caldwell has released estimated tax roll figures for Fort Myers Beach for the 2025 tax year. After seeing a 40% increase in taxable value in 2024, the estimated increase for 2025 on the beach is only 3%.

The Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife will host a groundbreaking ceremony for its new, state-of-the-art Harkey Sea Turtle Complex. This facility will replace CROW’s original sea turtle rehabilitation center that was destroyed by Hurricane Ian in 2022. 

The 2025 4th of July parade will begin at Bay Oaks at 9AM and continue down Estero Boulevard to Crescent Street. In order to get your float registered for the parade you must e-mail nmathes@fmbgov.com by June 27th.

Anyone who would like to learn about the tourist development tax process is invited to a free online class hosted by Lee County Clerk & Comptroller Kevin Karnes. The class is on Zoom this Wednesday at 2PM. 

Beach Theater owner Steve Boge will present his plans for the future of the 2-level restaurant and bar at 6425 Estero Boulevard to the LPA Today. We will carry the LPA meeting live beginning at 9AM.