Burnt Store Road area residents ask for stakeholder meetingPolice believe car found in water at Trailhead Neighborhood Park connected to carjacking
Collier Commission shoots down building moratorium for 2 major roadways The moratorium would have affected Immokalee Road from Interstate 75 east to Oil Well Road and Vanderbilt Beach Road from I-75 to its end.
PUNTA GORDA Punta Gorda Waterfront Hotel, Hurricane Charley’s to be demolished Both businesses were heavily damaged by Hurricane Ian on Sept. 28, 2022, and later incurred more damages from Hurricane Idalia on Aug. 30, 2023.
Venture One acquires East Naples industrial buildings for $17M The buildings purchased have a total of 83,500 square feet on about 4 acres at 4120 Enterprise Ave., in the center of the industrial park area bordered by Airport-Pulling and Livingston roads.
Advisory board seeks public input on Fort Myers charter amendments In a last effort to seek public input on seven recommended amendments to the Fort Myers City Charter, the city’s charter review advisory board voted Jan. 23 to host a final meeting at 6 p.m. Jan. 29 at the City Council chambers before the amendments are sent to Council for consideration. The board’s purpose is […]
Construction begins on 72 affordable housing units in Punta Gorda The Verandas of Punta Gorda III marks the final phase in the redevelopment of the Punta Gorda Housing Authority’s public housing apartment homes, which were lost during Hurricane Charley in 2004.
Charlotte County residential real estate sales increase in December There was a 6.8-month supply of single-family homes and an 8.4-month supply of condos and townhomes in December.
Lee County commissioners approve Alva sewer extension About 40 Alva residents spent more than two hours pleading with the commissioners not to approve sewer, which would allow Neal Communities the opportunity to ask for increased density on the 788 acres at a future hearing.
Punta Gorda to hire meter readers after electronic equipment fails During a Jan. 17 City Council meeting, City Manager Greg Murray said more than half of the more than 14,000 city utility customers had meters that failed to provide accurate readings.
Cape Coral to consider new penalties for health code violations City Council made it clear the city’s ability to affect change on private property through the existing code enforcement process was cumbersome and lengthy.
Unidos unites variety of Latin cuisines in downtown Naples A new restaurant and bar fuses Latin cuisines where the north meets the south in downtown Naples.