: The USFWS plans to conduct a prescribed burn on July 1 on the J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge’s Legion Curve ...

Every election requires extensive preparation, from operations to administrative functions and outreach efforts. Although we ...

To mark the holiday, The Community House (TCH) will hold a special event for the community. TCH will host an Arts and Crafts ...

Volunteers are needed to help clean up the Causeway Islands following the holiday festivities. After the Fourth of July ...

The islands have a variety of activities scheduled to celebrate the Fourth of July, including a pancake breakfast, parade, ...

Jacob Dyke, of Bradenton, found an alphabet cone on June 21 at the Tarpon Bay Road Beach on Sanibel. He reported that it ...

The school year has officially come to an end, and what an extraordinary journey it’s been! Throughout our School District of Lee County, students, teachers, staff and families have achieved ...

The monstera philodendron (Monstera deliciosa) is one of the most popular and iconic of the philodendrons. The vining forest crawler originated in the tropics of Central America, and it is used to ...

One of America’s favorite salads, the Caesar salad is a delicious blend of flavors. I like to serve it with Italian pickled white anchovies and fresh focaccia croutons. Yields four large or eight ...

With rainy season upon Southwest Florida, often accompanying the usual afternoon and evening precipitation are strikes of lightning. June 22-28 marked National Lightning Safety Awareness Week, which ...

BIG ARTS hosted its Annual Art Vibe on June 14 on Sanibel. An opening reception took place for two new exhibits, “Signals and Forms” in the Dunham Family Gallery and “Sanibel School K-8 Artists” in ...

Love Sanibel Back continued the week of June 15-21 at Home by Rachel Pierce, J.McLaughlin, MacIntosh Books + Paper, MudBugs Cajun Kitchen, Ulli’s, and Vero Drapes on Sanibel. On June 18, Mudbugs ...