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By Katie Johns |
September 21, 2016

Business Boom: Meet the seven new businesses located on St. Armands Circle

Since 2016 began, seven new doors have opened bringing more variety to the Circle.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Eric Garwood |
April 1, 2022

County considers higher tourist-tax rate

Sarasota County passed the threshold in 2021 for state certification as a High Tourism Impact County.

Sarasota
News

By Matt Walsh |
September 25, 2019

Oil: villain or lifeblood?

The U.S. House of Representatives voted 248-120 on a bill to ban permanently oil drilling in the eastern Gulf of Mexico.

Sarasota
Opinion

By Ryan Kohn |
July 30, 2021

Binge Blog: "Evil" serves gleeful scares while "The White Lotus" skewers elite society

Plus, "Old"memes and the nice, normal lamb from the "Lamb" trailer, who is, again, normal.

Arts + Entertainment
Reviews

By Niki Kottmann & Cassidy Alexander |
September 5, 2017

Key Notes: 'Siesta Key' Episode 6 Recap

The crew goes to the Bahamas, Kelsey and Alex flirt and Juliette throws some serious shade.

Arts + Entertainment
Reviews

By Matt Walsh |
March 7, 2018

Hopes, Miner should go

Manatee schools need the proposed 1-mill tax if they are to get on a path of consistently rising success. But voters also need a sign that the board can be trusted.

East County
Opinion

By Nick Reichert |
December 21, 2015

Sailor Circus Coaches teach Big Top 101

The circus arts aren’t for the meek. Students in Circus Sarasota learn that lesson, and many others, as they train for their upcoming show.

Arts + Culture

By Vinnie Portell |
April 9, 2025

A golf fan's guide to watching the LECOM Suncoast Classic

Lakewood National offers some challenging shots to Korn Ferry players.

East County
Sports

By Observer Staff |
August 11, 2009

Manatee sheriff's office gets $25,000 donation

The Gold Star Club of Manatee County recently donated $25,000 to the sheriff's office, which will put the money toward its investigative fund to help get more information about the recent rash of homicides and home invasions in the area.