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By James Peter |
June 7, 2023

85-year-old watercolorist Anne Abgott’s best work lies ahead

Abgott is winning awards and her instruction is in high demand.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Ian Swaby |
August 17, 2023

The Artful Codgers find beauty in unwanted materials

The crafting class, held for residents of the Sunnyside Village retirement community, transforms recycled materials into art.

Sarasota
Neighbors

By Monica Roman Gagnier |
May 22, 2024

'Clowns Like Me' returns to FSU's Cook Theatre before heading to NYC

The one-man show tells the story of Sarasota actor Scott Ehrenpreis' struggle with mental illness.

Arts + Culture

By Petra Rivera |
May 13, 2024

Meet Longboat Key's 'Happy Hour' dog

Randy Newman's dog, Daisy, is greeted more than him as he brings her to different restaurants and staples of Longboat Key.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Brendan Lavell |
November 14, 2019

Longboat Library open for extended winter hours

Longboat Library will be open longer and hold more events as season picks up on the island. It's kicking things off with a welcome back party Friday.

Longboat Key
News

By Ian Swaby |
March 27, 2024

Nik Wallenda wants to inspire with Good Friday tightrope walk

Wallenda will perform for his hometown of Sarasota during Good Friday in Payne Park.

Sarasota
Neighbors

By Andrew Warfield |
October 7, 2023

Sarasota group looks to expand skate parks countywide

City commissioners heard from Skate City SRQ about the shortage of parks for riders of all sorts of wheels from skateboards to wheelchairs.

Sarasota
News

By Ian Swaby |
August 14, 2023

Nashville police visit Sarasota school to discuss active shooter responses

Commander Scott Byrd and Captain Steven Bowers visited Sarasota School of Arts & Sciences to discuss how to utilize the Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events system.

Sarasota
Schools

By Ryan Kohn |
February 21, 2024

College football video game could turn local stars into legends

This summer, EA Sports will release the first game in the series since 2013.

Sarasota
Sports

By Ryan Kohn |
April 23, 2024

New Lakewood Ranch Prep baseball program starts with the small details

For the meantime, the pitch is for the players to learn responsibility to their teammates.

East County
Sports

By Brendan Lavell |
March 17, 2021

Manatee County Planning Commission roundup: impact fee debate

Manatee County Planning Commission members discuss impact fees, rezone requests

East County
News

By Jay Heater |
March 29, 2023

Soldiers' memories flood back on National Vietnam War Veterans Day

Del Webb's Association of Veterans and Military Supporters hosted a special event.

East County
Neighbors

By Andrew Warfield |
July 24, 2022

Bobby Jones Golf Club expects spring 2023 reopening

With site work stretching into the rainy season, planting at the Bobby Jones Golf Club will stretch into fall and likely into early next spring.

Sarasota
News

By Ryan Kohn |
February 21, 2024

Sarasota Athlete of the Week: Alexandra Hernandez

The Riverview High lacrosse senior provides leadership and scoring for the Rams.

Sarasota
Sports

By Marty Fugate |
November 2, 2023

Euphemia Haye owner has singular goal: Don’t mess with perfection

Amy Whitt, Euphemia Haye’s new owner, plans no big changes. She knows the restaurant is perfect just the way it is.

Arts + Entertainment
Eat + Drink

By Marty Fugate |
March 17, 2024

'The White Chip' takes humorous look at sobriety at Florida Studio Theatre

Sean Daniels is an actor, a director, a playwright and a recovering alcoholic. His latest play, “The White Chip,” takes a walk on the funny side of his recovery.

Arts + Culture

By Anna Brugmann |
April 22, 2017

Hershorin Schiff honors Ed and Betty Rosenthal

Black Tie

By Matt Walsh |
March 7, 2024

New College plan makes no sense for taxpayers

New College of Florida’s new president, Richard Corcoran, and the DeSantis board appointees have an ambitious plan. But when you analyze the economics, you can’t justify the $400 million-plus cost to taxpayers.