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Oasis outdoor education park plan unveiled
June 28, 2018 Oasis Elementary School teacher Janet Altini wanted something special to replace the park at the school that was destroyed by Hurricane Irma, and she enlisted the help of her students to help make... more »»
Public weighs in on reservoir below Lake O
June 28, 2018 The public has until July 24 to put in their comments about the expanded storage reservoir south of Lake Okeechobee. After Gov. more »»
Top administrator demoted following affair
June 28, 2018 The city of Cape Coral’s No. more »»
FDOT seeks feedback about proposed pathway along Bayshore Road in North Fort Myers
June 28, 2018 Do you put a pathway along Bayshore Road or just a sidewalk? Do you put the best option on the north side of the road or the south? Do you simply do nothing? Those were the questions being asked by... more »»
Lots of options this July 4th
June 27, 2018 Independence Day celebrants have lots of options around Lee County this July 4th: ** Cape Coral * Red, White and Brew, a pre-July 4th event hosted by South Cape Hospitality & Entertainment... more »» 
'Peter Pan' at camp
June 27, 2018 The North Fort Myers Academy for the Arts’ summer camp presentation of “Peter Pan” wowed the crowd. more »» 
Shell Factory celebrates its 80th year
June 27, 2018 Area residents came out in droves Sunday to help the Shell Factory & Nature Park celebrate its 80th anniversary The attraction marked the milestone with not only an old-fashioned carnival with games... more »»
Sun Splash fills lifeguard positions
June 27, 2018 Sun Splash Family Waterpark is at the end of its hiring process for this season, which includes close to 50 lifeguards to monitor the park during regular hours. more »»
‘Bulk Item Drop Off Event’ Saturday
June 27, 2018 The city is partnering with Waste Pro and Good-will Industries of South-west Florida to offer Cape Coral residents a free “Bulk Item Drop Off Event” Saturday, June 30. more »»
Family mentor program seeks volunteers
June 27, 2018 The United Way Volunteer Center and the Children’s Network of Southwest Florida are recruiting individuals to become family mentors. more »» 
Sweepstakes check a big win for Cape family
June 25, 2018 When Kari Ann Frazier of Cape Coral referred a friend to Direct Auto & Life Insurance's "Florida Referral Sweepstakes," she couldn't have imagined herself taking home the grand prize —and the... more »»
Southwest 3rd Lane entrance to Jim Jeffers Park and Christa McAuliffe School to temporarily close
June 25, 2018 The Southwest 3rd Lane entrance to Jim Jeffers Park and Christa McAuliffe Elementary School will be closed beginning tomorrow, June 26. more »» 
South Cape lane closures under way for pipeline cleaning project
June 25, 2018 Update: Additional roadways have been added to the road closures due to pipeline cleaning project under way in the South Cape. more »» 
CCPD: Cape man assaulted officers attempting to rescue him as he danced around fire
June 25, 2018 A Cape Coral man is facing multiple charges after police say he assaulted offers attempting to rescue him as he danced naked in a fire while speaking gibberish. more »»
Cape gears up for $60 million parks referendum
June 21, 2018 The playground at Paul Sanborn Park attracted a range of families late Wednesday afternoon. A pair of toddlers, under the watchful eye of a couple of dads, scrambled up the “big kids” jungle gym. more »» 
Cape Rotarian looks to raise funds via canoe paddle
June 21, 2018 A childhood dream will be realized for one Cape resident over the next three months with a philanthropic twist. Erik Elsea, a Realtor with Jones & Co. more »» 
‘Mini Reefs’ come to the Cape
June 21, 2018 A remedy for Southwest Florida waters may have arrived via an artificial reef system developed by Ocean Habitats Inc. more »»
Shell Factory to celebrate shells, 80th birthday
June 21, 2018 To call an event “80 years in the making” is a bit of a stretch, as very few businesses can make that claim. But when it does happen, there certainly is reason to celebrat. more »»
Councilmember Stokes to hold his first Town Hall meeting
June 21, 2018 Councilmember David Stokes will hold his first Town Hall meeting on Tuesday, June 26, from 3:30-4:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall. more »» 
Lee County enters Guinness Book of World Records
June 21, 2018 One thousand ninety-three is now the world record to beat. more »» |
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