Everglades City
Earth Day — Living in a Postcard
Living in Everglades City means living in a postcard every day. Earth Day is a good reminder to appreciate and protect everything that makes this place special.
Everglades City
Living in Everglades City means living in a postcard every day. Earth Day is a good reminder to appreciate and protect everything that makes this place special.
The Everglades Society for Historic Preservation has completed Phase I of the Bank of Everglades rehabilitation, with Phase II funding still being pursued.
Capt. Mike Merritt reports on April fishing in the Ten Thousand Islands — Snook, Reds, Trout, and Tarpon are all active and the weather is ideal.
The Hilux Fire is burning in Big Cypress National Preserve north of I-75. Daily updates, closures, and road conditions for our area.
New FWC rules for Gulf lane snapper take effect April 1, raising the minimum size limit to 10 inches and setting a 20-fish bag limit.
The new Marjory Stoneman Douglas Visitor Center is now open in Everglades City, with tours, rentals, and access to the Gulf Coast area.
Everglades City's Mayor's Annual Fish Fry returns May 2nd at McLeod Park to honor local sheriffs, firefighters, EMS, and veterans. Everyone is welcome.
The Everglades City Eggstravaganza returns April 4 at McLeod Park with 4,000 candy-filled eggs, pony rides, face painting, free food, and giveaways.
You've seen the Chuck Wagon at pretty much every event in Everglades City. The people running it have been quietly serving this community since 1952.
Mark your calendar for a St. Patrick’s Day Celebration at the Museum of the Everglades on March 17, with food, music, and festivities.