Ellie Bunting and Terri Cain will be the guest speakers on Monday, February 10th called Preserving Our Preserves: Protecting the Natural Treasures of Estero Island. The event is free and open to the public, however, donations to the EIHS are encouraged.

The Fort Myers Beach Art Association is hosting a fundraiser Thursday, January 30th from 4PM to 6PM at the Clive Daniel Showroom on Gladiolus in Fort Myers. A $25 donation is required to attend.

The first 100 elementary grade students that register will receive a free race shirt for the 1-mile run on Saturday, March 1st at 8AM. The run begins at the Connecticut Street Beach Access. Register HERE.

The 2025 St. Patrick’s Day Parade will be hosted by the Fort Myers Beach Woman’s Club and held on Saturday, March 15th, at 10AM. Here’s how you can get involved…

Four Sanibel non-profit organizations have partnered to launch a new outreach campaign with a goal to broaden public awareness and appreciation of natural resources and wildlife on the island.

The Fort Myers Beach Community Foundation has announced that after being unable to host this popular event for several years, the organization’s annual Fashion Show in Santini Plaza is back.

Attorney Any Thibaut, on behalf of La Ola restaurant, has filed paperwork with the Florida State Administrative Judge overseeing the restaurant’s code violation case in Times Square. Here's how they think they can win this case.

The clock is running on this Town Council to find a new Town Manager after Andy Hyatt handed in his 100 day notice on Tuesday. Hyatt said after discussing it with his wife he’s decided to move back to North Florida and “enjoy the fruits of his labor.”

Fort Myers Beach has a little more than three months to find and hire a new Town Manager after Andy Hyatt resigned. We reached out to former Fort Myers Beach interim Town Manager Keith Wilkins (pictured) to find out how long he thinks the process will take.

It’s been a long road to recovery for the Fort Myers Beach Public Library. The building suffered significant damage in Hurricane Ian, most notably the elevator was rendered useless and has been the biggest headache getting repaired.

This week the Town of Fort Myers Beach began the demolition of the 7-11 building at 6221 Estero Boulevard. The town purchased the .37 acre piece of property, which is located right next to the new Town Hall, for $1.7 million.

Last week you helped us raise $7,500 that was donated toward the medical bills for Honey who was shot and has several additional surgeries ahead of her. Tomorrow we’ll be broadcasting live from a fundraiser where you can meet her.