Lee Cypress
Caxambas Park Boat Ramp Reopens
After being battered by Hurricane Ian in 2022, the Caxambas Park boat ramp on Marco Island is officially back in action.
Spring Homeschool Day: History of Florida Homes
Inspired by Marco Island Historical Museum’s special exhibit, The Florida House: Marco Island’s Mackle-Built Model Homes, join us for an architectural journey through time!
Big Tower Planned in Big Cypress
The National Park Service plans to demolish the existing communications tower at U.S. 41 and State Road 29 in Carnestown, located on federal land.
How to Store Avocados
Storing avocados is all about timing and knowing when to act to preserve their deliciousness.
Volunteering Means a Lot
There are so many in our community who have retired, yet find time to give of their time and resources to the various causes and opportunities available.
Adventures of the Saltwater Cowboy: Sweettooth
Standing in line at Dunkin Donuts that fateful summer morning, reacting to the looks my precious baristas, Mimi and Mellissa, flashed me, I knew what I’d done.
US Coast Guard Change of Watch Ceremony
The Symbolism of the “Missing Man Table” at the 58th Annual Change of Watch was not lost on the US Coast Guard Auxiliary members and invited dignitaries.
Alligators Are Not Pets
In Florida, the fascination with wildlife is undeniable, but some people take their admiration too far by attempting to turn alligators into pets.
AI: Your Digital Birding Companion in the Everglades
Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing how we observe and identify birds, making bird identification more accessible than ever.
Spotlight: Everglades Society for Historic Preservation: 20 Years Guarding Old Florida History
Since 2004, the Everglades Society for Historic Preservation (ESHP) has been on a mission to protect, preserve, and celebrate the city’s rich past.
