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By Andrew Warfield |
April 9, 2026

Tax reform could mean 41% hit to city revenue fund

If a bill to reform property tax in Florida reaches the November ballot, Sarasota may be seeking ways to make up tens of millions in tax revenue.

Sarasota
News

By Andrew Warfield |
April 23, 2026

Exclusive club complements developer's Sarasota evolution vision

Already expanding before it opens, 1000 North augments the vision of developer Kevin Daves to make Sarasota among the country's "most refined" cities.

Sarasota
News

By S.T. Cardinal |
March 2, 2026

Rehabbed turtles released into Gulf

Little Buoy and Spud, a leatherback and green sea turtle, were rehabilitated by Mote Marine Laboratory and sent back into the Gulf on Thursday.

Longboat Key
News

By Lesley Dwyer |
April 8, 2026

Five new hotels slated for Lakewood Ranch

Lakewood Ranch currently has just four hotels within its boundaries.

East County
News

By S.T. Cardinal |
April 7, 2026

Wastewater pipeline to remain after replacement installed

Longboat Key’s subaqueous wastewater pipeline project is set to begin this summer, and the old pipe may have a future use.

Longboat Key
News

By Andrew Warfield |
March 4, 2026

What should St. Armands Circle look like in 20 years?

Some 160 stakeholders and others participate in the first of two visioning sessions for the future of St. Armands Circle.

Sarasota
News

By Madison Bierl |
April 19, 2026

First Woofstock event fills Lakewood Main Street with dogs

More than 30 pet-centered vendors, a Puppy Pals Live show, caricatures and more attracted dog lovers to Lakewood Main Street.

East County
Neighbors

By Lesley Dwyer |
April 12, 2026

Manatee County Administrator Charlie Bishop's contract up for renewal

Commissioners reviewed Bishop's contract but opted to make changes before renewing it.

East County
News

By S.T. Cardinal |
March 18, 2026

Town eyes Gulfside Road for next beach groin project

Longboat Key spends a lot on beach renourishment but also uses engineering to reduce erosion.

Longboat Key
News

By Madison Bierl |
April 27, 2026

'Mamma Mia!' graces the stage at The Out-of-Door Academy

The students filled 27 acting roles, nine orchestra assignments and 14 jobs on the crew behind the scenes.

East County
Schools

By Dana Kampa |
April 13, 2026

Local creatives participate in return of Artists in the Garden

Artists working in innovative styles brought their talents to the second annual Artists in the Garden, part of a month-long celebration.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Andrew Warfield |
February 18, 2026

Homebuilder groups team up for apprenticeship school

A collaborative effort is launched to convert a former restaurant space into the Suncoast Apprenticeship Academy to address shortage in trades professionals.

Sarasota
Schools

By Eric Garwood |
April 9, 2026

Multistate softball tournament coming to 17th Street Park

A high school event in 2027 joins a college tournament already planned at expanded Sarasota County facility.

Sarasota
Sports

By Madison Bierl |
April 14, 2026

Operation Warrior Resolution Golf Classic to benefit local veterans

The second annual Operation Warrior Resolution Golf Classic was founded by a Lakewood Ranch resident who knows the kind of trauma veterans can go through.

East County
Neighbors

By Madison Bierl |
April 7, 2026

Manatee County School District might fight starting time mandate

A 2025 Florida Statute states high schools cannot start before 8:30 a.m. unless the district submits paperwork to prove such a change causes disruption.

East County
Schools

By Elizabeth King |
April 25, 2026

The Original Hob Nob Drive-In reopens in Sarasota

The open-air restaurant on Washington Boulevard has returned and has future plans to offer online ordering.

Arts + Entertainment
Eat + Drink

By Andrew Warfield |
April 15, 2026

St. Armands visioning wraps up, but more work remains

Following two public workshop sessions, Sarasota city staff now has its list of priorities as planning and projects for a more resilient St. Armands Circle continue.