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Susan and Jim Davis restored two 1926 Owen Burns-designed bungalows in Burns Court that had been altered during their years as the former Amore restaurant, returning them to their historic beauty.
Restoring History, One House at a Time: Four homeowners’ journeys featured at Sarasota Alliance for Historic Preservation roundtable
Sarasota homeowners are opening up about what it really means to restore a historic house. On Saturday, February 21, the Sarasota Alliance for Historic Preservation (SAHP) brings together four homeowners […]
The Gasparilla Island Lighthouse courtesy of bips.org
Restoration Complete: Gasparilla Island Lighthouse Reopens on February 7, 2026
Big news for Gasparilla Island. Port Boca Grande Lighthouse & Museum is gearing up for a grand reopening of the Gasparilla Island Lighthouse on February 7, 2026, after months of […]
Cold-stunned Iguana
Florida Opens a Limited Window to Rescue Cold-Stunned Iguanas Without a Permit
Florida’s Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission just made a big move. On Friday, they issued an executive order that lets people remove live, cold-stunned green iguanas from the wild, no […]
Coach Kevin Claxton
Coach Claxton Takes the Helm as Charlotte High Football Begins a New Era
Charlotte High School just opened a new chapter in its football history, naming Coach Claxton as the Fighting Tarpons’ new head coach. This isn’t just another hire. Claxton steps in […]
The Art of The Highwaymen Selby Gardens
The Highwaymen’s Florida: Pioneers of a Path Through Old Florida
In the mid-1950s, a group of 26 young Black artists in Fort Pierce and Gifford, Florida, decided they weren’t going to wait for anyone’s permission to make art. Segregation kept […]
Lemon Bay Coastal Seminar Series: Saving Seagrass to Save the World Image courtesy of Creative Commons
Save Seagrass, Save the World: Join Lemon Bay’s Coastal Seminar Series
If you care about the environment and want to take real action, this is your chance. The Lemon Bay Conservancy is kicking off its Coastal Seminar Series, and you’re invited […]
Severe water shortage in SW Florida
Every Resident Affected: Phase II Water Rules Extend Across 11 Counties in Southwest Florida
The Southwest Florida Water Management District just declared a severe water shortage and voted to impose Phase II drought restrictions. These rules stay in effect until July. If you live […]
“Florida Crackers” by Frederick Remington Lemon Bay History
Lemon Bay Historical Society Presents: The 22nd Annual Cracker Fair, A Celebration of Old Florida
The Lemon Bay Historical Society invites you to the 22nd Annual CRACKER FAIR–a real celebration of Old Florida. This is one local tradition you don’t want to skip. They’ve got […]
Wellen Park is celebrating the beauty and vibrancy of visual art during the Wellen Park Fine Art Festival on Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 14-15, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Love, Art, and Free Admission at Wellen Park’s Valentine’s Weekend Festival
Wellen Park Fine Arts Festival returns to Downtown Wellen on Valentine’s Day weekend. Wellen Park is gearing up for a lively, art-filled weekend on February 14 and 15, as the […]
Rooted in Englewood: How Susie Porter Brings Purpose, Experience, and Heart to Real Estate
Offers. Inspections. Closings. Real estate can feel overwhelming for buyers and sellers in today’s market — but for longtime Englewood resident Susie Porter, it’s never just about the paperwork. It’s about […]
Publix, “Where Shopping is a Pleasure”
Florida Grocery Shakeup: Publix No Longer Florida’s Top Grocery Store, ACSI Confirms
Publix holds a special place in the hearts of Floridians. From iconic Pub Subs to that familiar slogan, “Where Shopping is a Pleasure,” people here love their Publix. But things […]
Snow on the Gulf Coast of Florida
Arctic Air Meets Gulf Waters: Florida Weather Forecast Eyes Gulf-Effect Snow
Florida’s bracing for a real cold snap this weekend, and, believe it or not, there’s a small shot at snow flurries along the Gulf Coast. As of Thursday, January 29, […]
Zarate’s Service with a smile
Taste of Englewood: Englewood Review’s Brand-New Thursday Bites Newsletter Presents the Best in Dining & Entertainment
Heard the latest news? Englewood Review just rolled out its brand-new dining newsletter. Englewood Weekly’s Thursday Bites: Your Thursday Dining & Entertainment Update! This week’s edition features Spinnaker Cafe, Zarate’s, […]
“Wonderland 23” by Glenyse Thompson is featured in Suncoast Black Arts Collaborative’s Art Innovation Zone exhibition “Celebrating Artists of African Descent: Past and Present,” on view February 1–March 13 at Manatee Performing Arts Center.
The Suncoast Black Arts Collaborative Unveils 2026 Art Innovation Zone: Celebrating Artists of African Descent—Past and Present
The Suncoast Black Arts Collaborative rolls out its 2026 Art Innovation Zone Exhibition: “Celebrating Artists of African Descent: Past and Present.” The show runs February 1 through March 13 at […]
Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing
“Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing” Gulf Coast University Sees Women Reel in the Fun
Women take the lead in inshore saltwater fishing at the Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing (LLGF) Gulf Coast University, coming up March 21-22, 2026. And if you can’t wait for March, […]
Cinthia Peña
Strengthening Our Cultural Tapestry: CreArte Latino Appoints Cinthia Peña as Full-Time Managing Director
CreArte Latino Cultural Center Names Cinthia Peña Full-Time Managing Director Barancik Foundation Grant Fuels Growth and Long-Term Vision CreArte Latino Cultural Center just named Cinthia Peña its new full-time managing […]
