Beach Murder is Topic of First LCSO Podcast
The Lee County Sheriff's Department launched its first podcast Thursday called Knock & Talk: A True Crime Podcast. Episode #1 looks back at the 2014 murder of Marilyn Spiegel behind Salty Sam's Marina. LISTEN HERE
An Important Message From One of Our Sponsors
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No More Anonymous Code Complaints Allowed
As many beach residents and businesses know, anyone can call town hall and file a code complaint, or, for example, a noise complaint against a business, without giving their name. Thanks to a new law signed by Governor DeSantis, starting July 1st, anonymous complaints will no longer be allowed.
FWC 4th of July Wildlife Safety Tips
As everyone heads to the beach to celebrate Independence Day this weekend it's important to remember you humans are not alone. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has a handful of helpful tips to help you keep the wildlife safe.
Florida Top Destination This Weekend
Orlando will be the most traveled to city this 4th of July weekend according to the latest statistics from Triple A based on advanced bookings. And, Floridians will be on the move as well. If you plan to drive, bring extra cash for gas.
Will Lynn Hall Park Facilities Open This Weekend?
The $450,000 worth of renovations taking place at the restroom facilities in Lynn Hall Park are still expected to be complete by this weekend, according to Lee County officials we spoke with Monday.
What You Need to Know About The 4th
The Fort Myers Beach 4th of July Fireworks celebration is back after a one year pandemic hiatus. The fireworks have been in storage as the community waited for the all-clear to start attending big events again. This weekend wil be the first and here's what you need to know...
There Are an Estimated 2,789 Homeless in Lee County
The count was done back in January by the Lee County Homeless Coalition, an advocacy group made up of groups working to ensure homelessness is rare, brief, and one-time. The survey did not break down the numbers by city or zip codes.
Summertime Funtime at Lover’s Key State Park.
(By Kim Ryan) Summer is here and the kids are finally out of school. If you're searching for an amazing experience to entertain and educate your kids look no further than Eco-Arts Day Camp going on now thru the end of July at Lover’s Key.
Tapa Hop is Back
After a one year hiatus due to the Pandemic, the Chamber of Commerce's Tapa Hop event returns for the 18th year on September 16th. It's a great opportunity to check out some of our great restaurants.
FWC Grants ‘Ding’ $75K
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has awarded the “Ding” Darling Wildlife Society-Friends of the Refuge $75,000. The refuge will use the money for invasive plant management.
Volunteers Needed For Beach Cleanup
The annual 5th of July beach cleanup sponsored by Keep Lee County Beautiful, is still in need of volunteers. 45 of the 100 slots for the Lynn Hall Park location are filled.