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A new video from ESHP gives an inside look at the Bank of the Everglades restoration, showing completed work, current progress, and what comes next.

Collier County Public Utilities is disinfecting and flushing its water systems, and customers may notice temporary changes in taste, smell, or appearance

Capt. Mike Merritt on August fishing in the Ten Thousand Islands, with snook, tarpon, and snapper biting and sharks taking hooked fish.

After more than six decades of welcoming visitors, the Carnestown Welcome Center has become part of Everglades history.

Vendor applications are open for the 2027 Everglades Seafood Festival. Artists, food vendors, and local businesses can reserve a booth for February.

In 1926, Everglades City High School opened and graduated a single student. A century later, the school still anchors this small riverside community.

Museum Manager Thomas Lockyear presents America 250 Spirit of the Everglades this Thursday at the Museum of the Everglades, covering two and a half centuries of local people.

Deaconess Harriet Bedell spent decades helping Seminole families keep their patchwork, baskets, and craft traditions alive.