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By Pam Eubanks |
November 24, 2010

County offices close for holiday

Manatee County government offices will be closed Nov. 26-27.

East County
News

By Amanda Morales |
November 30, 2015

Wanted: Holiday displays for Light Up Sarasota

The 2nd Light Up Sarasota kicks-off with resident submissions.

Sarasota
Neighbors

By Observer Staff |
July 24, 2013

OUR TOWN: Salon hosts Ladies Night Out

New York Hair Co. owners Jeff and Shea Yoder recently hosted a Ladies Night Out to help East County women gain a "power-you-up-image."

East County
Neighbors

By Rachel S. OHara |
October 16, 2010

Light the Night Walk lights up Payne Park

The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society held their Light the Night Walk at Payne Park, Saturday, Oct. 16. About 350 people participated and helped to raise funds to fight blood cancers like Leukemia and Lymphoma.

Sarasota
News

By Dianne Trask |
November 2, 2011

Goddard education heats up with firefighters' visit

In keeping with its 'In the Neighborhood' theme during October, The Goddard School at Lakewood Ranch hosted a variety of professionals throughout the month. Children enjoyed a visit by a fire truck and ambulance Oct. 21.

East County
Neighbors

By Loren Mayo |
December 6, 2010

Bromeliad tree lights up the night

Selby Gardens held its first annual Bromeliad Tree Lighting Ceremony with champagne and music by the gospel choir of the Westcoast School for Human Development. The holiday kick-off event precedes the opening of Selby's tropical celebration, Lights in Bloom.

Sarasota
Neighbors

By Rachel S. OHara |
October 16, 2011

PHOTO GALLERY: Sarasota Lace up for a Cure

Over 100 walkers and volunteers walked 17 miles Sunday, Oct. 16, in preparation for the upcoming Breast Cancer 3-Day walk that will be taking place later this month. The walk ended with a celebratory lunch provided by Stonewood Grill.

Siesta Key
Neighbors

By Alex Mahadevan |
April 27, 2015

Vengroff submits plans for major affordable housing project

Entrepreneur Harvey Vengroff is asking the city of Sarasota for approval to build up to 800 affordable apartments on eight acres in the Park East neighborhood.

Sarasota
News

By Lori Sax |
November 1, 2024

NPR's Eric Deggans enlightens guests at WUSF's annual Listen Up Luncheon

The luncheon welcomed NPR's TV critic and media host, as well as local reporter Cathy Carter.

Black Tie

By Andrew Warfield |
August 1, 2022

Mayor says proposed city budget has opportunities for savings

With the maximum millage rate set, Sarasota Mayor Eric Arroyo suggests prioritizing cuts over drawing down reserves to balance the fiscal year 2023 budget .

Sarasota
News

By Brendan Lavell |
March 17, 2021

Time to push development east in Manatee County?

Manatee County Commissioners to decide urban boundary amendment

East County
News

By Robert Plunket |
November 3, 2023

Architecture meets art in $12M Gulf-front home on Casey Key

This exquisite home on Casey Key, designed by Carl Abbott, takes its inspiration from cutting-edge modernism and ancient Mayan pyramids.

Siesta Key
Neighbors

By James Peter |
August 10, 2023

Suncoast School for Innovative Studies welcomes students for new year

Principal Fayth Jenkins said the school located near downtown Sarasota is offering a number of new and enhanced programs to serve students.

Sarasota
Schools

By Ryan Kohn |
May 19, 2021

ODA baseball bunts way to state championship game

The Thunder scored four runs in the seventh inning to beat Trinity Chrisitan Academy

East County
Sports

By David Conway |
December 3, 2020

Holiday decor falls flat for mayor

Property owners are working with the city on a strategy to make downtown more festive.

Sarasota
News

By Black Tie Staff |
January 8, 2021

Flashback Friday: 2012 Corinthian Gala

With many in-person celebrations on hold, let's take a trip down memory lane to the way we were.

Black Tie

By David Conway |
October 14, 2021

Citizen input to guide police chief search

Tasked with hiring a police chief twice in less than a year, City Manager Marlon Brown is taking a more deliberate approach to filling the vacancy the second time around.