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Sun Splash offers free admission to dads during Father’s Day Weekend
June 19, 2020 Sun Splash Family Waterpark is offering free admission to dads during Father’s Day Weekend, June 20-21, with the purchase of a regular priced child or teen General Admission ticke. more »» 
Election 2020: Slate of candidates rounded out after qualifying period
June 18, 2020 Candidates for the upcoming Cape Coral City Council election will have their voices heard on topics and concerns pertaining to the largest city in Lee County in which they hope to serv. more »» 
COVID-19: Report for Day 100
June 18, 2020 One hundred days -- that's how long Southwest Florida residents have been dealing with COVID-19 in the community. more »» 
Pipeline project gets under way
June 18, 2020 The Caloosahatchee Connect project, which will link the cities of Cape Coral and Fort Myers with a reclaimed water main to be built underneath the Caloosahatchee is expected to give Cape residents... more »» 
Bimini Basin mooring field three years out
June 18, 2020 It has been two years since the Cape Coral City Council approved the creation of a mooring field in Bimini Basin, thus giving the city authority on those waters in the South Cap. more »» 
Cabinet Genies to break ground for new showroom in the South Cape
June 18, 2020 Cabinet Genies hopes their new 5,300-square-foot space will help solidify their presence in the community even mor. more »» 
World War II veteran recongized for service
June 18, 2020 A World War II veteran unable to celebrate his birthday and Memorial Day, which fell on the same day this year, was honored in a special way by local veteran organizations. Frank Mortillo, a U.S. more »» 
One eaglet fledges; its sibling still on the brink of flight
June 18, 2020 They grow up so fast. That’s especially true for bald eagles, in particular the eaglet known as E15. more »» 
SFWMD’s mandatory irrigation restrictions rescinded
June 18, 2020 The City of Cape Coral was notified Thursday that the mandatory one-day a week irrigation restrictions that were implemented by the South Florida Water Management District will be rescinded,... more »» 
Cape woman charged with stabbing, killing her mother
June 17, 2020 Today, June 17, at 10:04 a.m., the Cape Coral Police Department responded to a 911 call in the 2500 block of S.W. Embers Terrace. While officers were en route, the call was upgraded to a stabbing. more »»
100 days and counting
June 17, 2020 One hundred days -- that's how long Southwest Florida residents have been dealing with COVID-19 in the community. more »» 
Cape man faces assault charge
June 17, 2020 A Cape Coral man is facing an aggravated assault change after police say he got into a dispute with a neighbor and picked up a pickax. more »» 
Council approves $236,000 contract for new city manager
June 16, 2020 The city of Cape Coral has reached a contract agreement with its incoming city manager. more »» 
Florida reports single-day record increase in new Covid-19 cases
June 16, 2020 By the Numbers As of 11 a.m. Tuesday, there are 80,109 cases of the new coronavirus confirmed in Florida, an increase of 2,783 since FDOH's last update Monday morning. more »»
Board decides against pay raise for City Council
June 16, 2020 Cape Coral City Council has decided now is not the time ask voters whether council members should be paid more -- a lot more. more »»
Southwest Florida Military Museum & Library offering fruit, vegetable packages to those in need
June 16, 2020 Cape Coral residents who are in need of a helping hand with their food supplies can find fresh fruit and vegetables three times a week at a local historic museum. more »»
Hearing on Paradise Isles plans continued
June 16, 2020 A long-awaited hearing for the propose Paradise Isles development in North Fort Myers has once again been continued. more »»
County expands funding from CARES Act
June 16, 2020 Assistant Lee County Manager Glen Salyer said the county is moving into the next phase of its LeeCares program funded by the federal CARES Act. more »»
Caloosahatchee river soil samples to begin today
June 15, 2020 Beginning the week of June 15, drilling crews will collect soil samples in approximately ten locations in the Caloosahatchee River near Midpoint Bridge. more »»
Cape Coral UEP traffic advisory
June 15, 2020 Listed below are the road work area locations for major roads in Cape Coral as the Utility Expansion Project continues in the north Cape: CONTRACT 2 Ceitus Parkway Old Burnt Store Road/Ceitus... more »» |
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