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South Cape Run Club’s Global Running Day 5K set for June 3

The South Cape Run Club will hold its second annual Global Running Day 5K on Wednesday. The June 3 event will begin at 6 p.m. 885 S.E. 47th Terrace. It is free and open to the public. All fitness levels are welcome. This year's event will feature multiple food trucks, give aways, and live ...

Joshua Tree launches ‘Tree Replacement Initiative’

A Cape Coral based tree care provider is launching a community tree replacement initiative in the Cape.  Following recent public discussions surrounding the removal of oaks along Cape Coral Parkway as part of ongoing roadway improvement efforts, Joshua Tree Inc. is launching an initiative ...

Cape Council to revisit $65 million bond proposal

Cape Coral City Council is expected to vote on an ordinance for the issuance of up to $65 million in special obligation revenue bonds Wednesday. Ordinance 27-26, a public hearing continued from the May 20 regular meeting, is to finance and refinance the acquisition, construction, and ...

Kava Nirvana Speakeasy evokes the 1920s

A new Cape Coral establishment is serving up sensory-enhancing drinks while taking patrons back in time.  Kava Nirvana Speakeasy recently opened its hidden door for customers to indulge in kava and kratom beverages while playing on the prohibition era of the United States.  With a myriad ...

Bobcat kitten rescued from brush fire being treated at CROW

Sanibel's Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife is treating a bobcat kitten rescued by a firefighter in a brush fire in Charlotte County. Bayshore Fire Rescue volunteer firefighter Julian Roman-Kulwicki was working the brush fire when he came across the kitten meowing and crawling out ...

City seeks public input on Cape Coral Parkway Corridor Study

The city of Cape Coral invites the community to participate in an online planning study for Cape Coral Parkway. The study will examine how Cape Coral Parkway functions today and identify opportunities to improve safety, mobility, and resilience along the corridor. Residents, business ...