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Garden tours to resume at Cape Coral Museum of History

The community is invited to attend the Cape Coral Museum of History’s garden tour next Wednesday to learn about Florida friendly landscaping, and what to plant to attract butterflies to your space. The tour will be held Nov. 13 and will continue the second Wednesday of each month through ...

‘It’s Floriduh, Man’ hopes to see air time

A new television series with the hopes of being picked up by a major network or streaming platform that dotes on the charm and uniqueness of the Sunshine State began shooting last week in Southwest Florida. “It’s Floriduh, Man” took its first steps in Collier County over last weekend, ...

School superintendent, long-tenured board members, thanked

Two Lee County School Board members and the interim superintendent were thanked for their services Wednesday, their last board meeting. “I am honored to recognize Dr. Ken Savage for his exceptional commitment and willingness to serve as the interim superintendent for the second time. He ...

Lee School District weighs changes to student enrollment plan

A modified student enrollment plan came before the Lee County School Board Wednesday for its first formal consideration. Student Enrollment Director Soretta Ralph provided an update on the plan for the 2025-2026 school year during the first reading. The past two years have seen significant ...

Five new council members prepare to take office

The Cape Coral City Council dais will have a new look in the wake of the 2024 General Election. Among the five seats up for grabs — with three total incumbents running and two council members termed out — Districts 2, 3, 4, 5, and 7 will all have new representatives. There are some are ...

Local officials hail Trump victory

The election of Donald Trump back to the presidency Tuesday included more than 250,000 ballots in support from Lee County voters. Trump captured 63% of the electorate in Lee County, improving on his showing in 2020 when he earned 59% of the county vote. Trump became the first Republican in ...

‘Going home:’ Carlin excited about school superintendent win

With nearly 70% of the vote earned Tuesday night, Denise Carlin will take the helm of the School District of Lee County as the first elected superintendent since the 1970s on Nov. 19. “I am over-the-moon excited,” Carlin said Wednesday morning. “It’s such a great day. I am very ...