The third ‘CROW CRAWL’ is Saturday from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Each participating Sanibel restaurant will be offering their “Taste” items to showcase their cuisine throughout the month of November.

Look for the Marine Resource Task Force's educational pop-up tent throughout the month of December. Volunteers share information on wildlife, plant life and water quality. The mission is to promote stewardship of the water and land of Estero Island.

Even though Fort Myers Beach is "represented" by Ray Sandelli, Lee County Board seats are elected "at large." That means we all vote for every seat up for election.

While in Naples Tuesday, Governor Ron DeSantis announced his environmental budget proposals, including over $960 million for Everglades restoration. Sanibel's Chauncey Goss, who Chair's the South Florida Water Management District Governing Board, praised DeSantis' leadership.

Following the retirement of 20-year Sanibel City Manager Judy Zimromra, Mayor Holly Smith has announced that new City Manager Dana Souza has officially started. Souza brings a very impressive resume to his new position. 

The Fort Myers Beach Fireworks Fundraising Committee is asking for donations to help cover the fireworks portion of the town’s 2021 New Year’s Eve festivities.

We love the Beach Talk Radio and Beach Talk Radio News sponsors and we always go the extra mile for them because they are there for us. Here are a few specials our sponsors are running this month.

Tonight Beach Talk Radio will be at The Best Western on Fort Myers Beach from 5-6PM for a special broadcast. In addition to talking to talking to the Best Western team, Chamber of Commerce Board member Gail Langner will join us to talk about the Boat Parade. Watch the show on FACEBOOK or YOUTUBE.

Thanksgiving is right around the corner and like many festive events where there’s food there’s also drink. Have you ever wondered which wine pairs best with your Thanksgiving Dinner? Here’s your chance to find out.

What happens when someone ignores code violations and fines issued by the town of Fort Myers Beach? Right now, there's not much being done to get the violators to change their behavior or pay the fines. That could change soon.

Because of steeply rising property values and costs, the “Ding” Darling Wildlife Society-Friends of the Refuge is faced with an end-of-January deadline to raise $550,000 on an 8.5-acre Sanibel Island land acquisition it has been working toward for years.