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By Marty Fugate |
May 17, 2023

Sarasota actor bares his soul in one-man show

Comedy boot camp helped Scott Ehrenpreis prepare for “Clowns Like Me,” inspired by his struggles with mental illness.

Arts + Culture

By Observer Staff |
March 22, 2012

Letters to the Editor

Homeless do not need tougher laws; Good manners never go out of style

Sarasota
Opinion

By Mark Bergin |
April 10, 2020

Longboat Key extends town closures amid COVID-19 pandemic

Town Manager Tom Harmer issued the executive order on Friday.

Longboat Key
News

By Nick Reichert |
September 9, 2015

Peace and Music: Artist Series Concerts celebrates 20th anniversary

After years of offering intimate musical moments, the Artist Series Concerts of Sarasota is kicking off its 20th anniversary season with international peace in mind

Arts + Culture

By Observer Staff |
October 31, 2012

Cops Corner: Longboat Key

Enjoy this week's edition of Cops Corner.

Sarasota
News

By Robin Hartill |
February 20, 2013

Russell the razorbill spreads his wings at new home

After a month of rehabilitation at Save Our Seabirds, the razorbill has a new home at Sea World in San Antonio.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Jen Blanco |
May 18, 2016

Women 'pull' together

Sure Shot Annie's members take their shot at a different kind of shell game.

East County
Sports

By Liz Ramos |
November 17, 2021

Bradenton's Bashaw Elementary enhances its STEAM program

Students at Bradenton's Bashaw Elementary will learn about drones, 3D printers, robotics and more through WOZ Ed kits.

East County
Schools

By Robert Plunket |
July 23, 2014

Home of the Month: Orange Blossom special

An elegant downtown apartment showcases Sarasota's past and present.

Arts + Culture

By Robin Hartill |
June 29, 2011

Winner: 11 or More Employees: Dattoli Cancer Center

Virginia "Ginya" Carnahan looks forward to the day when the Dattoli Cancer Center's services won't be necessary. In fact, she said, with advancing technologies, a prostate-cancer vaccine could someday put the facility out of business.