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Beachcomber Trading Post to Host First Annual Boat Parade
Beachcomber Trading Post on Manasota Key will host its First Annual Beachcomber Trading Post Boat Parade on Saturday, December 20, at 6 p.m., inviting residents and visitors to line the […]
Sarasota County weighs parking options for Dearborn Street area
Sarasota County commissioners on Tuesday reviewed two parking studies for the Englewood Community Redevelopment Area, focusing on future parking needs along Dearborn Street and the recently acquired Mango St./Green St. […]
Feast Upon the Fields with Big Waters Land Trust
OSPREY, FL (December 18, 2026) Big Waters Land Trust, formerly Conservation Foundation of the Gulf Coast, is delighted to announce the return of their celebrated farm-to-table luncheon, Feast Upon the […]
District Announces New Principal at North Port High School
Sarasota County Schools announced on December seventeen, two thousand twenty-five, that Ryan Shurley has been selected as the new principal of North Port High School. Shurley brings more than fifteen […]
Englewood: A Unique Coastal History
ENGLEWOOD, Fla. — Marie Selby Botanical Gardens Vice President for Regional History John McCarthy will return to the Manasota Beach Club to open the club’s Two Thousand Twenty-Six Monday Lecture […]
UF/IFAS Extension Offering Vegetable and Hydroponic Gardening Workshops
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, Fla. — UF/IFAS Extension Charlotte County will offer two gardening workshops on Saturday, January 24 at Centennial Park Recreation Center, 1120 Centennial Blvd., Port Charlotte, including a morning […]
City presents inaugural GEM Award to North Port’s oldest business
The City of North Port recognized its oldest business last week with a new award honoring long-standing local enterprises. The City’s Economic Development Division presented the inaugural GEM Award to […]
Blue Man Group Returns to Sarasota
SARASOTA, Fla. (December 16) — For the first time since 2023, Blue Man Group is back on the road with a North American tour that will bring the long-running production […]
FLHSMV Launches America 250 License Plate
In honor of the United States’ 250th anniversary on July 4th, 2026, the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles is proud to announce the release of the new […]
(Video) A Bit O’ Yarn Holds Annual Food & Pet Food Drive For The Jubilee Center
A Bit O’ Yarn owner Kerrie hosts the shop’s annual Food & Pet Food Drive benefiting The Jubilee Center food pantry. Watch to see how you can receive a special […]
Touchdown Club Hosts Family Friendly 5K
The Lemon Bay High School Touchdown Club will kick off Super Bowl weekend with a community 5K and fun run on Saturday, February 7. The event is open to runners […]
Sarasota County acquires WCIND property on Venice Island through Land Acquisition and Management Program
SARASOTA COUNTY – Sarasota County Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources has acquired property formerly owned by the West Coast Inland Navigation District (WCIND). This is part of the county’s ongoing […]
Another big year for Florida Saltwater State Records program in 2025
It was another big year in 2025 for the Florida Saltwater State Records program, with 18 records approved as participation continued to grow across the state. The Florida Fish and […]
DeSantis budget proposes transfer of USF Sarasota Manatee campus to New College
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ proposed budget includes a plan to transfer the University of South Florida’s Sarasota Manatee campus to New College of Florida, reviving a proposal that drew opposition […]
FEMA Reviews Englewood Sports Complex Generator Project
SARASOTA COUNTY — Federal, state and local officials announced Wednesday that the Federal Emergency Management Agency is considering a Sarasota County proposal to install a permanent diesel generator at the […]
Lee, Charlotte Counties to Hold Conflict Resolution Meeting Over Boca Grande Parking Rules
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, Fla. (Dec. 12, 2025) — The Charlotte County and Lee County commissions will meet January 5 to begin a formal conflict resolution process over a controversial Lee County […]
