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By Dylan Campbell |
December 10, 2024

Braden River girls soccer looks like a contender again

The varsity girls soccer team looks to avenge its district championship loss last season to Parrish Community High.

East County
Sports

By Lesley Dwyer |
October 21, 2024

Tara Golf & Country Club hosts Candidate Night

Candidates discussed issues within the Tara community up to concerns at the state level.

East County
News

By Ian Swaby |
July 18, 2024

An array of STEM opportunities awaits in Sarasota's schools

With offerings from dual enrollment engineering programs to a full-size planetarium, the district continues to emphasize STEM education.

Sarasota
Schools

By Robert Plunket |
February 20, 2025

A home in the Country Club proves that a classic look never goes out of style

This showplace in the Lakewood Ranch Golf and Country Club proves a house doesn't have to be new to be desirable. It just has to be unique.

East County
Neighbors

By Monica Roman Gagnier |
January 22, 2025

It's topsy-turvy time as two Gilbert and Sullivan shows come to town

The Victorian operettas continue to delight audiences 150 years after their creation.

Arts + Culture

By Dylan Campbell |
January 30, 2025

Sarasota Athlete of the Week: J.P. Lattimore

The junior forward is leading Booker High in scoring this season.

Sarasota
Sports

By Monica Roman Gagnier |
February 17, 2025

For Jimmie Fadden, the circle is still unbroken

The Sarasota drummer is playing the Van Wezel with the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band’s farewell tour.

Arts + Culture

By Andrew Warfield |
September 12, 2024

Sarasota downtown plan update committee starting to take shape

Categories were selected for the composition of an ad-hoc committee to advise the city on updating its two-decade-plus-old downtown master plan.

Sarasota
News

By Jim DeLa |
February 4, 2025

Midnight Pass effects now visible in Little Sarasota Bay

After three months since Hurricane Milton reopened it, experts say signs point to the pass staying open for now.

Siesta Key
News

By Observer Staff |
October 9, 2024

Sarasota Memorial Hospital set to ride out Hurricane Milton

Facilities are self-sufficient and ready for Hurricane Milton, SMH CEO David Verinder says.

Sarasota
News

By Jay Heater |
December 18, 2024

Ranch ringers know how to sweeten the Salvation Army pot

Collections rise past $15,000 from one spot in front of a Lakewood Ranch Publix.

East County
Opinion

By Observer Staff |
January 13, 2025

Sarasota County expects $210M in federal storm recovery funding

A new round of Housing and Urban Development Community Development Block Grant funds will be allocated in accordance Sarasota County's Resilient SRQ program model.

Sarasota
News

By Dylan Campbell |
February 12, 2025

Sarasota basketball teams compete for district titles

Recapping how Sarasota's teams fared in their respective district tournaments.

Sarasota
Sports

By Carter Weinhofer |
January 11, 2025

Three Island Monkeys celebrates Longboat opening with ribbon-cutting

The gift shop offering unique gifts and from local artists opened in November 2024 but had a ceremony to celebrate the opening with the local community.

Longboat Key
Business

By Dana Kampa |
January 21, 2025

Sold-out Sharktoberfest packed to the gills

Despite hurricane-related setbacks, the third annual Sharktoberfest saw robust support from community members looking to support marine research while enjoying craft brews.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Ian Swaby |
February 5, 2025

St. Paul Lutheran Church rededicates Victor Lundy education building

Created in 1962, the building saw a renovation costing about $756,000.

Sarasota
Neighbors

By Vinnie Portell |
December 26, 2024

New Year's resolution leads to new Lakewood Ranch Pilates studio

Two friends mix community and exercise with new Bodybar Pilates location.

East County
Business

By Matt Walsh |
January 29, 2025

The 50-year decision

The Karins report on the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall brings to the fore many dilemmas. The Van Wezel needs $17 million to keep going . It’s worth $80 million. Should the city be in the theater business?