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Beasley Announces Multiple Format Changes At SW Florida Cluster
Yesterday , it was reported that Beasley Broadcasting would be making a handful of changes in its Ft.
Pied Piper of CPR: Cheryl Toth
For fourteen years Cheryl Toth, Physical Education teacher at Marco Island Charter Middle School has added an 'extra' lesson for the middle school students.
Generally speaking, we keep to a theme here at music notes. The subject of music has such a vast plethora of information that staying on topic is simple.
Straight talk by Steve Stefanides: City in search of leadership
As temperatures continue to climb here on the island as we approach the summer months, so does the heat on our city leadership to start delivering on their campaign promises to move the city forward on issues that will impact the community operationally and financially in the future.
Wounded Warrior Project receives $25,000 donation
Originally called Decoration Day, Memorial Day is an annual day set aside to remember those who have died in service to our nation.
Contractors replace two departed Marco building inspectors
At Monday's Marco city council meeting, city manager Jim Riviere said that Robert Mahar, the city's chief building official, had retired, and electrical inspector Bruce Yakola had resigned last week in the wake of the recent DBPR hearings.
Marco man accused of stealing loose change to buy beer
Around 9 p.m., a man flagged down a Marco Island police officer at The Esplanade shopping center, 740 N. Collier Blvd., and said he saw someone stealing coins from a fountain outside CJ's Restaurant.
Police Beat: Monday, June 17, 2013
Ovidio Ferrer, 50, of the 400 block of Second Street Southeast, Golden Gate Estates, was arrested Sunday by Collier deputies at his home.
Author, author: Marco Islanders publish a pair of new books
Marco Islanders Tom Williams, left, and Don Farmer have recently published a pair of new books.
Comedian Christopher Titus turns his painful past into comedy
Christopher Titus has done more than manifest the cliche of taking lemons and making lemonade.
Fit Nation Magazine seeks to connect SWFL fitness community
COLLIER COUNTY, Fla - It's the first of its kind in Southwest Florida and Fit Nation CEO Stan Douge is taking the fitness community by storm.
Rookie outing to help 3-year-old battling Leukemia
Submitted Rookies Bar & Grill will have its annual, golf outing with funds raised going to help 3-year-old Avery "Bug" McCaskill, who is battling Leukemia.
Michael Collins, Marco Island: Letters in July, August or September won't be nearly as effective as a blast of them preceding the meeting in October.
Business Brief - JD Fiberglass: A Family Affair
Have you just damaged the fiberglass on your boat or jet ski? JD Fiberglass and Gelcoat Repair is a one stop shop for all your fiberglass needs.
With summer knocking on the door, the Marco Island community is gearing up for the annual Fourth of July festivities at Residents' Beach.
Students at Tommie Barfield Elementary got to test out the very latest in playground equipment before school ended.
Cracking down: Marco Island Code Enforcement Board signals new 'get tough' attitude
Daphnie Ricobene of City Attorney Burt Saunders' law firm discusses tightening code regulations.
It has been said that south Florida was the last great untamed wilderness; an area that was relatively unlivable until the era of the air conditioner and mosquito repellent.
Marco Planning Board considers options for beaches and restaurants
Lance Shearer/Eagle Correspondent Planning Board member Bill Trotter speaks, watched by Marty Roddy.