Lindsay Fetterman’s photo “Football and American Pride” received the most votes from the public to claim the $250 prize in the Breeze Newspapers’ America 250 Photo Contest. Fetterman of Cape Coral, left, along with sons Lincoln and Ace, was presented the first-place check by Breeze ...
As Cape Coral continues to grow, residents have likely noticed the many construction projects taking place throughout the city — from utility expansion projects and road widening to sidewalk installations and new home construction. While these improvements are important for the community, ...
Heritage Charter Academy has announced an amendment to its policy for serving meals to students under the NSLP’s Community Eligibility Provision for the 2026-2027 school year. All students will be served breakfast, lunch and afterschool snack at no charge at the following sites: • ...
A Cape Coral teen has represented her heritage on an international stage, earning major recognition and scholarship opportunities in a pageant setting. Cape Coral’s Sherlyn Rodriguez, 15, represented Cuba and was awarded First Runner-Up at Miss Teenager Universe 2026, held in Bali, ...
The Florida Highway Patrol’s Elite DUI Squad and the Aggressive Driving Unit will be conducting “Operation Red White & Blue Lights,” a specialized impaired driving enforcement initiative, beginning today, Friday, July 3, through Sunday, July 5, throughout Southwest Florida. “While our ...
Lee County officials said they have received the permit they have been waiting on since last year from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to begin working on the replacement of the Fort Myers Beach Pier. Lee County Commissioner David Mulicka said the approval was received on Monday. Work could ...
