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By Eric Garwood |
July 6, 2022

Pay hike aims to solidify hiring, retention

School district's lowest-paid employees will begin school year at $15 an hour.

Sarasota
Schools

By Klint Lowry |
March 30, 2020

There's virtual fun for virtually everyone

Area organizations getting innovative with online options for entertainment

Arts + Culture

By Observer Staff |
August 20, 2022

Mid-Key commercial property plans await final approval

The commercial property and two residential homes from local homebuilder Brista Homes are planned to be completed by the end of 2023.

Longboat Key
News

By Adrian Moore, Geoffrey Lawrence |
January 11, 2023

Nikki Fried is right to sue for medical marijuana patients’ gun rights

Although federal law prohibits marijuana use, it doesn’t give it grounds to discriminate against marijuana users.

Sarasota
Opinion

By Ryan Kohn |
March 16, 2022

Prose and Kohn: Sarasota basketball landscape gets shake-up

Three coaching moves could change the fortunes of programs at Sarasota High and Cardinal Mooney High.

Sarasota
Sports

By Liz Ramos |
July 1, 2020

Date nights on hold for east Bradenton parents

Lakewood Ranch-area parents excited to have a few more months with their college-bound kids before becoming empty nesters.

East County
News

By Ryan Kohn |
July 30, 2021

Binge Blog: "Evil" serves gleeful scares while "The White Lotus" skewers elite society

Plus, "Old"memes and the nice, normal lamb from the "Lamb" trailer, who is, again, normal.

Arts + Entertainment
Reviews

By Observer Staff |
July 25, 2022

Longboat Key Police Department seeks state accreditation

The accreditation process requires the department to meet strict guidelines set by Commission for Florida Law Enforcement Accreditation.

Longboat Key
News

By Nat Kaemmerer |
September 6, 2019

Networking @ Noon provides a productive respite from the workday

Burgers and business cards make for a good afternoon with the Longboat Key Chamber of Commerce.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Observer Staff |
August 25, 2010

Cops Corner

A man reported watching occupants on a 28-foot boat called the 'Scrappy T' run into a wooden dock on the other side of the canal. The accident caused extensive damage to the dock and an underground piling.

Longboat Key
Cops Corner

By Rod Thomson |
March 2, 2011

MY VIEW: Anti-growthers reliably wrong

Local governments have wisely been reducing or ditching new home taxes known as impact fees to spur the economy. Opponents are spitting mad.

East County
Opinion

By David Conway |
September 15, 2014

City Commission to discuss Bobby Jones plans

During today's City Commission meeting, the board will hear a presentation regarding a long-term plan for improving Bobby Jones Golf Club.

Sarasota
News

By Observer Staff |
July 28, 2022

Former Longboat Key Police Department lieutenant opens food truck

Chris Skinner served in the department for about 11 years before retiring last September.

Arts + Entertainment
Eat + Drink

By Ryan Kohn |
June 3, 2021

Our columnist's favorite moments of the HS sports season

Prose and Kohn: Ryan Kohn

Sarasota
Sports

By Eric Garwood |
January 5, 2022

Roundabouts again top Sarasota's roads wish list

Brody pushes for reordered list featuring Legacy Trail additions.

Sarasota
News

By Kurt Schultheis |
April 7, 2014

Commission approves Colony extension

The Longboat Key Town Commission gave the association and other various Colony parties until Aug. 1, 2016 to file a building permit at Town Hall that aims to restore the resort.

Longboat Key
News

By Mark Bergin |
November 15, 2021

Engineer on sea level rise: Longboat Key is ahead of other Florida communities

APTIM Environmental and Infrastructure is planning to complete Longboat Key's sea level rise study by June 2022.

Longboat Key
News

By Josh Siegel |
April 3, 2013

County considers allowing chickens

Allowing chickens in residential neighborhoods would provide safer foods for families, teach children about where their food comes from and help economically, proponents say.