Cape Coral Music & Arts Fusion Walk set for Saturday
A Cape Coral event that welcomes a combination of music and arts to the South Cape takes place…
March programs scheduled at Pine Island Public Library
Next month’s roster of activities at the Pine Island Public Library offers topics for all ages. The following…
Burrowing Owl Fest returns Saturday
Burrowing owls are the city of Cape Coral’s official bird and a favorite for photographers. FILE A long-time…
Construction progress continues on Little Pine Island Bridge while efforts focus on easing congestion to and from Matlacha
MATLACHA – Traffic volumes continue to increase for motorists traveling to and from Matlacha Island, particularly during peak…
Cape Coral City Council to talk about Seven Islands project
CAPE CORAL, Fla. — Cape Coral City Council is expected to discuss the Seven Islands project on Wednesday,…
Fishers of Men Lutheran Church to hold Ladies High Tea on March 12
Fishers of Men Lutheran Church, at 10360 Stringfellow Road, is once again organizing a Ladies High Tea to…
Cape Coral Earns 2025 Tree City USA Designation, Growth Award
February 27, 2026 The Arbor Day Foundation designated Cape Coral as a 2025 Tree City USA community and…
Calusa Land Trust to celebrate 50th anniversary with picnic
In recognition of its 50th Anniversary, the Calusa Land Trust is hosting a celebration picnic for the entire…
Lee County sheriff to hold news conference on animal cruelty arrest | Lee County
LEE COUNTY, Fla.—Lee County Sheriff Carmine Marceno is holding a news conference regarding an animal cruelty arrest. Marceno…
2,480 students disciplined for ‘disruptive behaviors’ in anti-ICE walkouts
Dr. Denise Carlin The School District of Lee County released disciplinary actions taken against 2,480 students it identified…
Go Green, Sign up for Utility E-Bills
February 26, 2026 The City of Cape Coral encourages residents to save paper by signing up for electronic…
Nearly 2,500 Florida students disciplined for ICE protests
NEXT WEEK. BACK TO YOU. >> BREAKING NEWS LEE COUNTY SCHOOLS NOW REVEALING MORE THAN 2400 STUDENTS WERE…