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By Observer Staff |
October 25, 2022

Town approves first reading of changes to procurement rules

The changes eliminate the use of outdated practices including the use of a bulletin board to make calls for bids.

Longboat Key
News

By Matt Walsh |
December 15, 2021

Spend it on infrastructure

Local governments have so much money politicians say they don’t know what to do with it. The most effective use of these windfalls is to invest in long-term infrastructure touching the most people.

Sarasota
Opinion

By Joel Schleicher |
September 16, 2022

My View: 'Mad as hell' — and not willing to take it any longer

It is unconscionable for our president, Joe Biden, to call half of American voters “fascists.”

Sarasota
Opinion

By David Conway |
October 1, 2020

Sarasota officials, businesses navigate phase three reopening

The state has lifted most COVID-19 capacity regulations, causing local leaders to readjust their approach to managing the health challenge.

Sarasota
News

By Miri Hardy |
August 2, 2021

Bird of the week: Sandwich tern

Rarely seen inland, the Sandwich tern dives for its meals of fish or shrimp.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Spencer Fordin |
August 18, 2022

Joe Miller didn’t just create the band. He leads it, too.

Joe Miller, the founder of the Lakewood Ranch Wind Ensemble, inherited his father’s love for music — and for passing it on.

Arts + Culture

By Andrew Warfield |
November 9, 2022

St. Armands annual Holiday Night of Lights event canceled

St. Armands Circle Association cancels the 44th annual Holiday Night of Lights event, citing restrictions caused by the one-time Holiday Spectacular event in Circle park.

Sarasota
News

By Ian Swaby |
March 2, 2023

FDOT unveils I-75 regional plan, discusses 'managed lanes'

Research is being done to see if tolled lanes would help the flow of traffic in Sarasota and Manatee counties.

East County
News

By Ryan Kohn |
February 15, 2023

Tornadoes girls basketball whirls into regional finals

Booker High used lockdown defense to defeat Gibbs High 69-40 at home Feb. 14.

Sarasota
Sports

By Dariela Delgado |
January 29, 2023

Sarasota Jewish Food Fest returns after pandemic hiatus

Temple Sinai celebrated its 15th annual Sarasota Jewish Food Festival on Jan 29.

Sarasota
Neighbors

By Nat Kaemmerer |
March 9, 2021

Paradise Center plans for socially distanced gala

The center will host a silent auction in its rec room.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Ian Swaby |
March 20, 2022

Sarasota Jazz Festival goes out on high note with Arturo Sandoval

After two-year hiatus, the Sarasota Jazz Festival packs Nathan Benderson Park.

East County
News

By Spencer Fordin |
February 15, 2022

This Week in A+E: Feb. 17-23

Sarasota natives Luca Stine and Adelaide Boedecker dot the Sarasota calendar this week, and there will be no shortage of festivals, concerts, tribute artists and comedy shows to attend.

Arts + Entertainment
Things To Do

By Matt Walsh |
October 17, 2019

The $15 minimum wage: What does it mean for Florida?

Floridians are likely to be voting in 2020 to mandate a 77% increase in Florida’s minimum wage. Don’t be fooled. It would be destructive to all Floridians — lost jobs, less service, higher prices.

Sarasota
Opinion

By Ryan Kohn |
October 6, 2022

Hurricane Ian damage puts sports in perspective

Games got back underway Monday night at Cardinal Mooney High and Sarasota Christian, with hope in the air.

Sarasota
Sports

By Eric Garwood |
December 29, 2022

Sarasota: 2022 in review

In a year preceded by a lot of weirdness, 2022 looks pretty normal in comparison.

Sarasota
News

By Liz Ramos |
January 13, 2021

Show time for east Bradenton FFA students

Lakewood Ranch High's FFA creates Ranch Buyers Club to promote students' projects at Manatee County Fair.

East County
Schools

By Liz Ramos |
April 28, 2021

Paws(itive) effort in Lakewood Ranch

Humane Society at Lakewood Ranch hosts Divas and Dogs fashion show fundraiser.

East County
News

By Kurt Schultheis |
June 10, 2015

Does slippery slope start with seawall?

There’s no quick fix for a dilapidated seawall owned by a family that can’t afford the repairs.

Longboat Key
News

By Spencer Fordin |
April 20, 2022

Composer journeys out of this world with ecological libretto

James Grant's long-awaited opus, created for the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, will finally be performed for the first time by Choral Artists of Sarasota.

Arts + Culture

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