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Hurricane Guide 2023

Hurricane Ian — One Year Later: Turmoil turns to Resilience

While sunny Southwest Florida is a hot-spot destination for those looking for white sand beaches and waterfront views, Hurricane Ian shifted the sense of normalcy for many across the region. One year later, things are starting to look up.   Many of the most popular areas that feature ...

Hurricane Ian — One Year Later: Open for Business

It’s not exactly business as usual on Fort Myers Beach one year after Hurricane Ian but with the number of the businesses reopening, the rebuilding, real estate deals and development proposals, there is no shortage of business people betting on the future of the island.  For Fort Myers ...

Hurricane Ian — One Year Later: Making Strides

Hurricane Ian took a toll on local businesses in Cape Coral like no other weather event in Southwest Florida history. The city is home to more than 9,000 businesses, most of them being small and family/locally owned. Storefronts were wiped out, windows broken, roofs torn, water damage about. ...

Hurricane Ian — One Year Later: Slow but Sure

It has been one year since Hurricane Ian brought the islands to a halt with its devastating damage and the recovery of the Sanibel-Captiva business community has been a slow one — but it is returning. Before the storm hit on Sept. 28, 2022, the SanCap Chamber had an active membership of over ...

Hurricane Ian — One Year Later: Early Stages

As the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Ian has arrived, state and federal funds are filtering into Lee County to aid in its recovery from the costliest storm in Florida history. County government officials are urging Tallahassee and Washington D.C. to provide more help for the county – as ...

Hurricane Ian — One Year Later: School in Session

Out of 77 damaged schools due to the unforgiving path Hurricane Ian took through Lee County, only two still have no students — one is still in need of further repair, and the other needs to be completely rebuilt.   Hurricane Ian caused an estimate $300 million in damage, which will most ...

One year later: Recovery assistance promised, provided

Promises of assistance and pledges to see Fort Myers Beach through its recovery was the message delivered by an impressive roster of state and county officials at a reopening of Bayside Park Thursday. While an announcement from Gov. Ron DeSantis Thursday afternoon for $14 million to the Fort ...