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Felled palms brought back to (another) life by LGI resident

Fallen palm trees are everywhere on Little Gasparilla Island. It seemed like such a waste to Don Schlandt, who lives on the…

A call for help to kayakers and Jon boat owners

The Lemon Baywatch Committee of Lemon Bay Conservancy is helping to coordinate a multi-organizational effort spearheaded by…
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Anyone remember Leon?

If you have been coming to Gasparilla Island for a few years or more and you love golf, perhaps this name will ring a bell…

IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Baby Silas waited for the coast to be clear before making his way into this crazy world

Silas Kai Swartzendruber went through Hurricane Ian in a unique way…

Hermitage announces upcoming programs and artists for 2022-23

The Hermitage Artist Retreat today announced the first several progr…
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: ‘I’m fine’ letter resonated with many

To the Editor:   I just wanted to say thank you for publishing the letter to the editor entitled “I’m Fine.” I just…

GIBA goes through hurricane activity step by step at quarterly meeting

And yes, that includes the ‘Lake in the Road’ The Friday, Nov. 18 Gasparilla Island Bridge Authority quarterly meeting w…

Precinct 122 snafus explained by Lee County Supervisor of Elections

“I don’t think that every staff member reads their emails, and that is a common error in any organization,” he said. S…

2022 Lee County tax bills mailed November 23 won’t show Ian damage

Submitted by the Lee County Property Tax Collector’s Office On Wednesday, Nov, 23 more than 538,000 property tax bills w…

Next week, the lighting of the community tree

Submitted by the Boca Grande Woman’s Club Mother Nature has dealt our island quite a blow, and many are still recovering…