The 35th American Sand Sculpting Championship, one of the most eye-catching annual events on Fort Myers Beach, returns Nov. 20-24 to the DiamondHead Beach Resort. Fort Myers Beach will host the nation ...

Sunday, June 23, will be the last day of business for The RUDE Shrimp Co. An announcement was made via the Fort Myers Beach restaurant’s social media pages late Tuesday afternoon. “We’ve been getting ...

Moss Marina on Fort Myers Beach will never be exactly the same, and that's not just due to Hurricane Ian's Sept. 28 battering. Its owners plan a 4.5-acre mixed use redevelopment on the bayfront ...

(TNS) — “I want to know, have you ever seen the rain?” went the well-known Creedence Clearwater Revival refrain, sung by a local guitarist perched on his stool inside MudBugs Cajun Kitchen on Sanibel ...

Lee Melsek left Fort Myers Beach years ago, but he still daydreams about the pristine paradise of his childhood in the '50s and '60s. "You had the Gulf of Mexico out your front door, and you had that ...

It's been eight months since Hurricane Ian, the costliest natural disaster in South Florida history, hit the shores of Fort Myers Beach and altered its landscape, leaving behind a trail of pain, tears ...

The transformation of Fort Myers Beach includes the recovery from Hurricane Ian three years ago and the ongoing improvements by the Florida Department of Transportation to improve traffic flows. On ...

FT. MYERS, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--In the one year since Hurricane Ian, a new lifestyle destination is emerging on Florida’s Gulf coast: Ft. Myers Beach. The hurricane wiped out the island community’s ...

Yariv Shaked didn’t have a crystal ball. If he did, maybe he wouldn’t have paid $18.6 million for Santini Marina Plaza shopping center on Fort Myers Beach less than a year before Hurricane Ian flooded ...

After 75 years of painting and sculpting, the Fort Myers Beach Beach Art Association is ready to celebrate at its new Fort Myers gallery. A 75th-anniversary celebration and art exhibit takes place ...

Communities like Fort Myers Beach, Sanibel and Captiva, devastated by the storm, are struggling to rebuild the hotel rooms, restaurants and rental units that keep their economy alive. By Shannon Sims ...