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By Jay Heater |
October 7, 2025

Mote SEA opens with a wave of excitement in Sarasota

A sneak preview for members precedes Mote Science Education Aquarium's Oct. 8 opening to the general public.

East County
News

By Madison Bierl |
September 27, 2025

New business owners connect with Lakewood Ranch through coffee

Sip n Brew, a new coffee trailer owned and operated by a Lakewood Ranch family, will be at various locations throughout each week.

Arts + Entertainment
Eat + Drink

By Madison Bierl |
November 19, 2025

Lake Manatee K-8 to open middle school in phases

With the new rezoning maps comes the decision to open only sixth grade in August instead of sixth, seventh and eighth all at once.

East County
Schools

By Andrew Warfield |
October 16, 2025

Storm-weary businesses anticipate return to normal season

Sarasota's tourism destinations are polished up, opened up and ready for snowbirds and visitors one year after hurricanes cost businesses the 2024-25 season.

Sarasota
Business

By Andrew Warfield |
October 1, 2025

Sheriff: Law enforcement is expensive but worth the price

Sarasota County Sheriff Kurt Hoffman tells the Chamber of Commerce its $221 million budget is reducing crime and among the lowest cost per capita in the region.

Sarasota
News

By Jack Nelson |
February 19, 2026

Onward and upward for Cardinal Mooney wrestling

With individuals underway, the Cougars will soon conclude their second season of competition.

Sarasota
Sports

By Emma Burke |
January 17, 2026

Here's where to bear down on Chicago flavor on the streets of Sarasota

Come along for the best bites and booze on this Chicago-inspired food and drink tour.

Arts + Entertainment
Eat + Drink

By Dana Kampa |
February 18, 2026

Sculptor explores the power of the flower for community unity

Artist Michelle-Marie Heinemann brings her towering flower statues to New College of Florida, Hawaii, Paris and beyond.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Jack Nelson |
February 18, 2026

What to know about local prep softball as season begins

The Sarasota area's five teams are back in action this week.

Sarasota
Sports

By Jack Nelson |
December 23, 2025

East Manatee County high school athletes of 2025

The Observer sports columnist reflects on the area's champions, record-breakers and competitors who stood above all others.

East County
Sports

By Dana Kampa |
February 3, 2026

Education Center dives into the stories and music of Billy Joel

Biographical historian Susan Benjamin teams up with singer Jay O'Brien to celebrate the life and times of the Piano Man at their latest presentation with The Education Center.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Jack Nelson |
January 20, 2026

BounceBack Pickle succeeds at intersection of sport and sustainability

Dillon Rosenthal, a graduate from The Out-of-Door Academy, has found a niche by recycling pickleballs.

East County
Sports

By Marty Fugate |
March 27, 2026

An architectural landmark receives recognition

The World Monuments Fund honored Anne and Bob Essner with its inaugural Stewardship Award for Modernist Homes, recognizing a restoration that helped preserve a Sarasota icon.

Sarasota
Neighbors

By Monica Roman Gagnier |
March 13, 2024

Sarasota Jazz Festival gets back in the groove

The festival returns to the Municipal Auditorium for the first time since 2019.

Arts + Culture

By Monica Roman Gagnier |
March 11, 2026

Sarasota Jazz Club wants a building of its own

As the curtain goes up on the 2026 Sarasota Jazz Festival, the jazz club is planning for a permanent venue for all its events.

Arts + Culture

By Jack Nelson |
March 25, 2026

LECOM Suncoast Classic found an above-par home in Lakewood Ranch

Since the tournament's debut in 2019, it has been a staple of the community calendar.

East County
Sports

By Andrew Warfield |
April 20, 2026

The vision for St. Armands Circle? It depends on whom you ask.

Flooding and traffic mitigation are common goals for St. Armands residents and businesses. The outlook on density, height and merchant mix in the commercial district remains divided.