Only a small number of plants provide the long-blooming season of Aloysia virgata (sweet almond). Part of the Verbenaceae ...

With the arrival of the rainy season in Southwest Florida, the city of Sanibel is reminding property owners of the seasonal ...

The School District of Lee County’s graduating Class of 2025 earned more than $70 million in scholarships, which will be used ...

American Legion Post 123 reported that it is open on Monday through Friday from 4 to 8 p.m. for happy hour and on Saturday ...

The Lee County Board of County Commissioners voted 4-0 on June 17 to approve amending an existing ordinance, banning smoking ...

On June 14 at 9 a.m., multiple drivers traveling along Periwinkle Way near Purdy Drive and Vinca Way on Sanibel slowed their ...

Two islanders are raising funds to support first responder and military families, plus veterans. For the second year in a row ...

Nearly three years after Hurricane Ian, the Keylime Bistro on Captiva has reopened for business. Located on Andy Rosse Lane, ...

I began a three-month sabbatical. My church graciously wrote it into my contract when they hired me five years ago. Little did I know then how timely that sabbatical would be in the aftermath of COVID ...

I am happy to see that the Sanibel Causeway is back open. Right before Hurricane Ian, my dad and I both helped clean the causeway for International Coastal Cleanup day. It was sad to see so much ...

After a 45-day legislative session extension, following the contentious 60-day regular session, the Legislature adjourned last week passing a $115.1 billion budget. Although this budget is $3 billion ...

What am I doing here?” “What is this to me?” I kept asking myself these questions as I marched with 75,000 Latinos in the hot Florida sun from the “pulga” or flea market on Ortiz Avenue to Palm Beach ...