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By Jack Littman-Quinn |
November 8, 2012

Chef Steve Phelps’ path from culinary curiosity to collaboration

Arts + Entertainment
Eat + Drink

By Amanda Sebastiano |
November 5, 2015

East County veteran remembers his 'career in the air'

A paratrooper of the 101st Airborne Division, Dieter Zoellner spent weekends jumping from 900 feet.

East County
News

By Robin Roy |
December 25, 2011

TOP STORY, APRIL: Boxcar Battle

Fearing they're an invitation for trouble, residents are trying to get a railroad company to move about two-dozen railcars that have been parked in between two Sarasota communities.

Sarasota
News

By Loren Mayo |
June 11, 2009

College graduates: Where are they now?

Career-placement experts agree that the job hunt is up to the individual, however, many recent graduates are doing everything they can to land post-collegiate jobs and are still unemployed.

Sarasota
News

By June LeBell |
March 9, 2011

MUSIC REVIEW: 'The Crucible'

'The Crucible' runs through March 19, at Sarasota Opera House.

Arts + Culture

By George Rauch |
November 3, 2010

Market Watch

This is a devil of economic times

Longboat Key
News

By Michael Eng |
May 5, 2010

FOREVER A MOM

Ever since her son, Josh Zawacki, was a little boy, East County mom Alison Almy promised him a sibling. On Josh's 21st birthday in 2008, she surprised him with news - she was having triplets.

East County
News

By Robin Roy |
May 20, 2010

Why He's Out

Departed Police Chief Peter Abbott and City Manager Bob Bartolotta say little about their relationship. Evidence paints a divergent picture.

Sarasota
News

By Robin Hartill |
October 13, 2010

Price of Paradise

The high end of Longboat Key real estate remains pricey, with the most expensive property priced at $17.5 million. But the low end of the market offers affordable options.

Longboat Key
Real Estate

By Heidi Kurpiela |
October 26, 2011

BACKSTAGE PASS:The master of adaptation

Andrei Malaev-Babel, director of the FSU/Asolo Conservatory's 'The Brothers Karamazov,' explains why you won't see him directing 'fluffy' plays any time soon.

Arts + Culture

By Rod Thomson |
September 28, 2011

My View: Teachers unions sue for status quo

The new merit-pay law is obviously good for students and provides accountability. Sadly, and predictably, teachers unions feel threatened.

East County
Opinion

By Observer Staff |
December 1, 2011

Our view: Don't fall for Internet tax

Cyber Monday - the Black Friday for online retailers - triggered and amplified the debate again: whether online retailers should be required to collect sales taxes just as brick-and-mortar retailers do.

Sarasota
Opinion

By Michael Eng |
July 13, 2011

It's 'Just' Rocket Science

As Atlantis left the pad July 8 for the final flight of NASA's shuttle program, one Lakewood Ranch resident watched with a heavy heart. Stan Abshier helped develop the rocket boosters used to propel the shuttle into space.

East County
News

By Robin Punsalan |
April 4, 2013

An interview with Xackery Irving, director and writer of "Nothing Without You"

Arts + Culture

By Heidi Kurpiela |
September 15, 2010

All Hail the Queen

For gigs, actor Berry Ayers puts on his pantyhose, lipstick and best brunette wig. Meet the man behind Sarasota's favorite bingo caller.

Arts + Culture

By Heidi Kurpiela |
June 10, 2009

The cultural camper

Sarasota's summer art programs favor creativity over dodge ball. Here's a look at some of the artistic options available to Sarasota campers.

Arts + Culture

By Jen Blanco |
February 17, 2010

East County squads ready rackets

Braden River and Lakewood opened their season Feb. 16 and 17, respectively, while The Out-of-Door Academy will begin play Feb. 23.

East County
Sports

By John Ewing |
May 10, 2013

Chefs help local kids, one dish at a time

Arts + Entertainment
Eat + Drink

By Observer Staff |
July 22, 2010

OUR VIEW: Indoctrination by the state

Let's be blunt: Segments of Sarasota's political and intellectual elite - liberal and conservative alike - often regard Dr. Rich Swier (a doctor of education administration) as a conservative gadfly-extremist. And that's being polite.

Sarasota
Opinion

By Pam McTeer |
June 11, 2009

Big Olaf scoops up Main Street spot

Founders Dennis and Nancy Yoder will come out of retirement to open the space formerly occupied by Bruster's Real Ice Cream.

East County
News

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