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By Liz Ramos |
August 5, 2023

Freedom Elementary teachers move into school's new addition

Teachers in the eight new classrooms begin decorating with a blank slate.

East County
Schools

By Adam Hughes |
February 29, 2024

Top residential real estate sales for Feb. 12-16 in Sarasota, Siesta Key, Palmer Ranch, Osprey, Nokomis

A Siesta Key home on Higel Avenue tops the week's sales at $6.25 million.

Sarasota
Real Estate

By Petra Rivera |
August 14, 2023

Longboat Key Realtor's listing places in HGTV contest

Cindy Fischer of Michael Saunders and Co. discusses her Siesta Key listing that won best Waterside Home.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Mark Gordon |
November 7, 2022

3 condos under construction bring a new level of luxury to the keys

Two of three high-end condo projects in the area have already sold out. A third might soon join the party.

Longboat Key
News

By Ryan Kohn |
May 15, 2023

Lakewood Ranch powerhouse teams ousted early in playoffs

After making at least the Final Four two years in a row, Lakewood Ranch High's softball program and ODA's baseball program can't build upon their recent domination.

East County
Sports

By Lesley Dwyer |
November 20, 2022

Light up Longboat will be Nov. 26

The fourth annual holiday lights event is being held at the Town Center Green at 600 Bay Isles Road.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Marty Fugate |
July 14, 2023

Improv fest headliner MC Hammersmith breaks it down

MC Hammersmith, Scotland’s leading free-style comedy rapper and improviser, will headline Florida Studio Theatre's 13th annual Sarasota Improv Festival.

Arts + Culture

By Monica Roman Gagnier |
November 1, 2023

Folksy Fogartyville offers an eclectic mix of music, art and film

The Rosemary District arts venue Fogartyville is a grassroots operation with a mission to be the center of community engagement.

Arts + Culture

By Robin Hartill |
September 5, 2012

New application could revive Key Club plan

The application for the Key Club's $400 million Islandside project is dead, but the project could get new life.

Longboat Key
News

By Observer Staff |
September 12, 2017

Animal sanctuaries, shelters assess damage and offer relief

Staff from Cat Depot, Mote, Save Our Seabirds and the Humane Society weathered the storm with their pawed, finned and feathered friends.

Sarasota
Neighbors

By Liz Ramos |
May 17, 2023

Graduation is a time of celebration and reminiscing

East County graduates, and Observer columnist, have four years worth of memories to treasure.

East County
Opinion

By Ryan Kohn |
September 12, 2022

Lakewood Ranch softball coach steps down after five seasons, two state championships

T.J. Goelz went 122-10 as the coach of the Mustangs and sent myriad players to college programs.

East County
Sports

By Eric Snider |
May 19, 2022

Raising puppies for Southeastern Guide Dogs is serious business

The Lakewood Ranch Puppy Raisers group lays the groundwork for a dog’s transition into more advanced guide dog training at Southeastern Guide Dogs.

East County
Neighbors

By Kurt Schultheis |
February 19, 2014

Code Enforcement Board welcomes a new officer

Jeff Karr, the town's new code enforcement officer, will work under the direction of the Key's Police Department.

Longboat Key
News

By Lesley Dwyer |
November 15, 2023

Restaurants, apartments and more planned for State Road 64 East

Publix, Seasons 52 and Wendy's are among the retailers planning to open in the once-barren S.R. 64 corridor east of I-75.

East County
News

By Ian Swaby |
May 4, 2022

Florida Power & Light seeks fifth solar energy center in Myakka

With 200,000 solar panels , the facility would power 15,000 homes annually in Manatee County.

East County
News

By Observer Staff |
June 11, 2009

Save Our Seabirds releases bald eagle

Save Our Seabirds Director Lee Fox released a female bald eagle Wednesday, June 10, from Laurel Oaks.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Matt Walsh |
July 19, 2023

Part II of spend, spend …

Thanks to inflation, rising real estate prices and population growth, city and county governments are gushing with cash. And they can’t wait to spend it.