BY T MICHELE WALKER – Birthdays are a time of celebrating another year on this third rock from the sun, splurging on some birthday cake, and looking forward to new beginnings. For Kyle Rich, his bi…
BY SUSAN HANAFEE
The proposal to put a portion of Boca Grande’s residential district onto the National Register of Historic places has been removed from the May 6 agenda of Florida’s National Regis…
BY MISTY NICHOLS, GICIA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
In 1985 the Gasparilla Island Conservation and Improvement Association (GICIA) completed construction of the 5 miles of paved bike path that run fr…
BY SUSAN HANAFEE
Best to avoid too much of the free wine when attending an opening night at the Boca Grande Art Center next season.
According to their recent annual meeting notice, the Cente…
BY SUSAN HANAFEE
A metal roof, an 8-foot wall, a small addition and a new pool and cabana for a home on East Railroad Avenue all received unanimous approval from the Boca Grande Historic Pre…
BY TONYA BRAMLAGE
Mote Marine Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Sea Turtle Conservation and Research Program, Dr. Jake Lasala shared the findings of his research on “Exploring the Mysterie…
BY SUSAN HANAFEE
Lee County Commissioners voted unanimously on Tuesday, April 6 to oppose the nomination of 129 individual homes and structures in Boca Grande to the National Register of Historic P…
BY TONYA BRAMLAGE
From the demolition of the Fellowship Hall, to the lifting of the old church building, to clearing the site for foundations, the vision of the Lighthouse Methodist Church parsonag…
BY T MICHELE WALKER
“Citizen Mack” is a two-part series on Connie Mack and his new memoir, “Citizen Mack: Politics, an Honorable Calling.”
Connie Mack is sitting across from Richard Nixon. They are…
BY ERICA RESS MARTIN
From the moment Margaret Bush says, “It’s 5 o’clock, so it’s time for the Stan Ikenberry Amateur Hour,” you know you’re in for a fun evening. As you know, RPP was forced to can…