The Fort Myers culinary landscape has officially leveled up. With the arrival of high-concept interactive dining, the reopening of beloved island icons …
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From Philly Roots to Sarasota Sunshine: The Legacy and Community Mission of Rita’s on Clark Road
by Hanah Asterby Hanah AsterThe story of Rita’s Italian Ice & Frozen Custard is a classic American tale of a small-town idea that grew into a …
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Smooth Sailing: Empowering Sarasota’s Youth
Operating out of the scenic City Island in Sarasota, the Sarasota Youth Sailing (SYS) is more than just a sports club—it is …
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Resurrecting the Ride: How Jake Jones Transforms Sun-Soaked Surfboards into Fine Art
In the coastal city of Naples, Florida, the intersection of surf culture and fine art finds its most vibrant expression in the …
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Preserving the Suncoast: From Myakka’s Canopy to the Skyway’s Mega-Port
by Ashley OSheaby Ashley OSheaThe debate over the Suncoast’s future has intensified in early 2026, creating a stark contrast between the prehistoric quiet of Myakka’s wetlands …
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Discovering “Old Florida”: A Family Guide to Myakka River State Park
Just a short drive east of Sarasota, Myakka River State Park offers families a chance to step back in time. As one …
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Navigating the Greens and Gates: A Guide to Buying a Golf Cart for Your HOA Community
For many residents of HOA-gated communities, a golf cart isn’t just a luxury – it’s a lifestyle. From quick trips to the …
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Paradise Parched:
by Ashley OSheaby Ashley OSheaSouthwest Florida is currently navigating a period of significant climatic tension. As of January 2026, the region is grappling with a pronounced …
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The Florida Red Tide is one of the most significant environmental challenges facing Southwest Florida (SWFL). Often described as a “silent killer,” …
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The Gulf of Mexico is often perceived as a “giant swimming pool” because of its emerald-green, tranquil appearance. However, Southwest Florida (SWFL) …