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By Emma Burke |
March 21, 2026

Try these true bread winners for National Sourdough Bread Day

Six years after the sourdough craze, local loaves still rise with surprising ingredients like Key Lime Pie.

Arts + Entertainment
Eat + Drink

By Observer Staff |
March 17, 2026

The best things to do in Sarasota, Lakewood Ranch, Longboat for March 19-25

Don't miss these arts and entertainment events around Sarasota and Manatee counties this week.

Arts + Entertainment
Things To Do

By Eric Garwood |
January 18, 2026

Details firm up for Sarasota schools plan

A K-8 and magnet school conversion begins next year at five Sarasota County campuses.

Sarasota
Schools

By Ian Swaby |
March 19, 2026

Local nonprofit repairs over 25,000 laptops to help community members in need

The Sarasota Technology Users Group hopes to bridge the digital divide with its initiative to repair laptops for those in need.

Sarasota
Neighbors

By Ian Swaby |
January 8, 2026

Mark your calendars for these Sarasota events in 2026

Whether you love collecting stamps or petting reptiles, there's something for just about everyone in Sarasota's event offerings in this coming year.

Sarasota
Neighbors

By Dana Kampa |
March 26, 2026

Art show upcoming this weekend

The Longboat Key Festival of the Arts returns to the Town Center Green this weekend.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Madison Bierl |
April 5, 2026

Dakin Dairy Farms' Bull Bash attracts 2,000 fans on Easter weekend

From egg hunts and slides, to mutton busting and bull riding, families had their choice of a variety of activities at the dairy in Myakka City.

East County
Neighbors

By One Park Sarasota |
March 18, 2026

A Sarasota Townhome Collection Designed for Rooftop Living

The idea of lounging by a pool or taking a quick dip is always enticing, especially when that pool is in one’s private backyard or roof! This was the vision behind the development of One Park Sarasota’s Townhouse Collection. These three-story townhouses, located on the north side of the luxury condominium with views of The Bay, are redefining downtown Sarasota living.

Sarasota
Real Estate

Heading to Longboat Key's beaches for spring break? Know the rules.

On a public beach with no lifeguards, the responsibility to enforce local ordinances falls on the shoulders of the police department.

Longboat Key
News

By Andrew Warfield |
February 26, 2026

Sarasota wraps up two-day city manager interview process

Five finalists for the job of Sarasota city manager undertook an intense 48 hours of education and scrutiny as the City Commission hones in on hiring its next chief executive.

Sarasota
News

By Dana Kampa |
March 6, 2026

St. Armands residents hone long-term, community-based vision

The annual dinner recognized residents Mike Adkinson and Mary Lynn Cheatham for their contributions to the St. Armands community.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Lesley Dwyer |
March 11, 2026

$7.2M youth baseball fields move forward in Lakewood Ranch

Regardless of the Manatee County Commission's decision, Country Club East residents are not finished raising concerns.

East County
News

By Observer Staff |
March 13, 2026

Registered sex offender arrested on 10 new charges

Sarasota County Sheriff's Office arrests man released from prison in November.

Sarasota
News

By Jack Nelson |
February 5, 2026

Sarasota couple stand side by side with BMX

Involved for nearly 50 years, Dave and Erma Miller have impacted the sport locally and beyond.

Sarasota
Sports

By Dana Kampa |
February 4, 2026

Golfing feat makes a difference for area families

Golf expert Stephen Arnold, an instructor at the Longboat Key Club and Resort, plays 100 holes in a day to benefit First 1,000 Days Suncoast.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Eric Garwood |
February 16, 2026

Sarasota will honor memory of longtime police dog

Coti, who died Sunday at age 12, served the city between 2014-2021.

Sarasota
News

By Madison Bierl |
February 11, 2026

Cursive writing requirements would change if proposed legislation passes

Students currently learn cursive between third and fifth grade. If House Bill 127 becomes law, students will begin learning in second grade and will be tested in fifth.