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Boil no more

The Gasparilla Island Water Association’s boil water notice was rescinded on Monday morning, Oct. 28. 
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Disaster Fund for business now at $2 million of $3 million goal

A disaster fund to help some island businesses get back up and running quickly after two hurricanes is now at $2 million in…
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Vote at Methodist Church Election Day

In-person voting for Precinct 122, typically held at the Boca Grande Community Center, will instead take place at the Light…
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Red tide at orange ‘medium’ with wait and see on effects

CHNEP and state agencies are monitoring weekly This week, the sta…
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Placida resort and condo project wins final Charlotte approval

Last week, Jay and Cookie Feinberg won a Final Detail Site Plan appr…
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Business and Real Estate: Landside concession reopening at Don Pedro

Glass Bottom site washed out at Boca Grande Fishing Pier The land side of Don Pedro State Park is open, and its concess…

State Park remains closed

Local State Parks saw varying degrees of damage from Hurricane Milton, including structures and access. The Barrier Island…

Bridge Authority engineering chairman thanks the GIBA staff for storm work

BY GEORGE MILNE, ENGINEERING CHAIRMAN, GIBA Now that we are in the recovery phase, it is important to acknowledge the fo…
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Fishing for sustenance, cherishing adventures on the water

Lost and shaken From as far back as I can remember, my life revolved around fishing. If I wasn’t participating, I was d…
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Charlotte County’s closed fishing piers are un-sung assets

Last week, the Charlotte County Board of Commissioners, in a post-Hurricane Milton meeting, discussed the status of the Boc…