By By MEGHAN BRADBURY
City releases Fourth Quarter reports
City to hold public meeting on Old Golf Course Nov. 13
The city of Cape Coral is inviting residents to help shape the future of one of the community’s most recognizable landmarks, the Old Golf Course property. A public meeting will be held Thursday, Nov. 13, at 6 p.m., at the Public Works Operations Center at 815 Nicholas Parkway. The purpose of the meeting is to gather ideas and input for transforming the Old Golf Course site into a vibrant, inclusive park that will serve current and future generations. During this hands-on session, participants will have the opportunity to: • Learn about the site’s history and current conditions through a brief presentation. • Take part in a visual preference activity to share their ...
County honors Greenwell with new legacy
$2.7 million hotel incentives package gets nod
40th Oktoberfest Continues | Anniversary celebration expected to be best fest yet
Oktoberfest continues at the German-American Social Club this weekend with three more days of festivities beginning Friday night. The largest such event in Southwest Florida, the two-weekend heritage festival brings in tens of thousands of people from all over to drink beer, listen to music ...
Lee County hopes to partner with Cape Coral to expedite widening of Burnt Store Road
Lee County is seeking a meeting with the city to discuss the widening of Burnt Store Road where a triple-fatality crash happened on Monday. The discussion took place Tuesday at this week’s Lee County Board of County Commissioners meeting. Commissioner Brian Hamman said at the recent ...
CCPD to host DEA Drug Takeback Saturday
The Cape Coral Police Department is hosting a DEA Drug Takeback this Saturday, Oct.. 25, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the CCPD at 1100 Cultural Park Blvd., near Cape Coral City Hall. The purpose of the event is to provide a safe and convenient way for residents to safely dispose of unused ...
