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By Jay Heater |
October 20, 2021

Main Street at Lakewood Ranch has a new chef in town

Former surfer Sergio Di Sarro brings Argentinian flair to Main Street Trattoria in Lakewood Ranch.

East County
News

By Jay Heater |
February 3, 2023

Pulte heads partnership to provide Lakewood Ranch home to veteran

Pulte, Building Homes for Heroes and SMR combined to provide a mortgage-free home in Sapphire Point for veteran Lucio Gaytan.

East County
News

By Ryan Kohn |
March 16, 2022

Prose and Kohn: Sarasota basketball landscape gets shake-up

Three coaching moves could change the fortunes of programs at Sarasota High and Cardinal Mooney High.

Sarasota
Sports

By Adam Hughes |
June 15, 2022

Longboat Shores home sells for $13.75 million

A Longboat Shores home tops the week's sales at $13.75 million.

Longboat Key
Real Estate

By Ian Swaby |
December 9, 2022

Manatee administrator says county government now more efficient

Scott Hopes says his reshuffling of departments and responsibilities in Manatee County government is now complete.

East County
News

By Kurt Schultheis |
November 6, 2009

Public addresses Islandside project

Supporters and opponents of The Longboat Key Club and Resort's Islandside renovation and expansion made their voices heard Friday, Nov. 6.

Longboat Key
News

By Pam McTeer |
May 27, 2009

Building industry: Reduced fees give Manatee a 'competitive edge'

Manatee officials last week lowered transportation impact fees by 50% for the next two years.

East County
News

By Robin Roy |
December 22, 2011

TOP STORY, JAN.: Brotherly Love

The well-known former Tampa Bay Buccaneers kicker Martin Gramatica and his placekicking brothers chose Sarasota to start their green building business, which has just secured a deal to provide housing to earthquake-ravaged Haiti.

Sarasota
News

By Rachel Brown Hackney |
August 18, 2011

Future charter schools may receive less district money

The Sarasota County School Board plans a more detailed look at its funding stream for charter schools, with an eye toward reducing allocations for new schools.

Siesta Key
News

By Robert Plunket |
August 16, 2018

Going Coastal

It’s a style perfectly suited for Lakewood Ranch, and it’s here in force.

LWR Life

By Ryan Kohn |
November 7, 2018

FHSAA shuffles its classification and playoff format for five sports

The changes, affecting baseball, basketball, soccer, softball and volleyball, will take place in the 2019-2020 school year

East County
Sports

By Ryan Kohn |
October 3, 2018

Thunder basketball rolls with new coaches

Both the boys and girls programs at ODA will feature new leaders this season

East County
Sports

By Matt Walsh |
October 31, 2018

Don’t vote on this yet

Longboat’s commission will begin talks on changes to the town code. They’re too wedded to the status quo and don’t go far enough.

Longboat Key
Opinion

By David Conway |
March 14, 2019

Rosemary District overlay changes roll on

Despite some questions about the plan's efficacy, Rosemary District leaders remain enthusiastic about revised rules for new buildings in the neighborhood.

Sarasota
News

By Pam Eubanks |
July 15, 2015

East County zone on sheriff's radar

Manatee County Sheriff Brad Steube has a short-term goal of adding 12 deputies and a long-term goal of a new East County zone.

East County
News

By Kurt Schultheis |
August 5, 2015

$23 million Colony judgment attracts four bidders

The highest bidder for a $23 million Colony Beach & Tennis Resort judgment is a new player: Bluewater Oceanfront Investments LLC, a Windermere-based corporation formed in July.

Longboat Key
News

By David Conway |
January 12, 2017

Resident opposition to administrative approval strengthens

There’s a growing call to allow more public input on proposed developments. Planners say that’s not necessarily a good thing.

Sarasota
News

By David Conway |
January 19, 2017

Tougher tree regulations draw backlash from developers

In 2016, resident activists successfully pushed the city to strengthen its tree protection regulations. Now, property owners are wondering if the city went too far.