While the skies were light bright on the Fourth of July holiday, there have been additional, and far more dangerous ways the night has been illuminated locally. With Florida producing the second most lighting strikes annually in the United States —— and the most fatalities —— strikes ...
The 2026 graduating class of Cape Coral High School led the way in securing the most in scholarships at $17.4 million for the School District of Lee County. “Our students have put in tremendous effort, and these scholarship dollars are a testament to their dedication, as well as the ...
Environmental agencies are looking toward mandatory mitigation after protected mangroves were removed at Seven Islands without the required permits last month. The mangroves along the shoreline of one of the manmade “hammerhead” islands were removed by a contractor as part of a ...
The Lee County Department of Transportation advises motorists that Orange River Boulevard will be temporarily closed during overnight hours next week and marked detours will be in place. Crews will close Orange River Boulevard between Muskegon and Ottumwa avenues beginning at 7 p.m. ...
The city of Cape Coral marked America’s 250th anniversary with a memorable day of community pride, patriotism, and celebration, highlighted by the historic Raise the Flag Ceremony on July 4. “Residents, visitors, veterans, donors, and community partners gathered to witness the American ...
Residents will have the opportunity to learn more about the City of Cape Coral’s proposed Fiscal Year 2027 budget at an upcoming town hall. The Budget Town Hall will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday, July 23, in City Council Chambers According to numbers presented at a June 4 workshop, ...
