Fort Myers Beach News

Mini Masters golf tournament at Jungle Golf

The Fort Myers Beach Chamber of Commerce will get an early start on Halloween when it holds its Mini Masters Mini Golf Tournament at Jungle Golf on Thursday, Oct. 28. There is still plenty of space for teams of five players each to enter, Fort Myers Beach Chamber of Commerce President Jacki Liszak said. The event is open to the public with a cost of $175 per team up to five players per team. The cost includes a round of 18 mini holes, appetizers at Bayside Grille, an awards ceremony, and opportunities to win raffle prizes and giveaways. Teams are encouraged to dress up in costumes for a ...

#WeAreFMB making gift cards available again

New plastic, environmentally friendly straws could be allowed

Lee County busing route changes

News from around the region

Pediatric Baker Act numbers up

The past eight months have shown a steady increase in pediatric Baker Act admissions at Golisano Children’s Hospital of Southwest Florida. Although Golisano Children’s Hospital is not a Baker Act receiving facility, they do receive pediatric patients who may require medical care. Many of ...

Auditions for Rock the Stage Showcase running through Oct. 31

DeSantis vows to fight vaccine mandate

Commissioners approve up to $275 million in bonds for airport expansion

Obituaries

Gordon “Flip” Phillips Harby

Gordon Phillips Harby

Barbara Keene

John Edgar Weikel

Letters to the Editor

Guest commentary: Atterholt sees renaissance on Fort Myers Beach

Guest Commentary: Eden Oak: Conservation 20/20 nomination update

Stop the dune/lagoon walkover

Unknowing killers?

Business

Beach Baptist Farmer’s Market returns

Town Hall lot open for public parking on nights, weekends

The Neptune Resort trades hands in $27 million deal

Snug Harbor celebrates one-year anniversary

Local Columns

What a Catch!: Capt. Dave’s fishing report

PET PALS: Puppies in need of foster care

PET PALS: Fosters needed ASAP!

Capt. Dave’s fishing report

Editorials

Collateral damage from county’s reopening

As officials at the state and local level look toward a soft reopening of some public places, health officials are warning of a new normal."While we work together to determine the next steps, one thing we know is that reopening will not be a return to life as we knew it before COVID-19," Lee ...