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The Lee County Clerk and Comptroller's office is putting on its 7th "The Big Shred" event. Residents can bring documents that contain sensitive information, like a home address or social security number, to be professionally shredded and disposed of.
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The 11.4 mile bike trail planned for South Lee and Collier counties received another nudge forward with the Estero Village Council unanimously voting Wednesday to move forward with its portion of the route. The council had until Thursday to pull out of the project known as the Bonita Estero Rail Trail or BERT.
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Three Oaks Parkway Extension Project is having a ribbon cutting ceremony to open the new section of road.
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A Kids' Ballot is available during the remainder of early voting in Lee County. After parents cast their ballot, they and their children will be directed to a table where kids can fill out a mock ballot.
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The 600 Homestead Road South site in Lehigh Acres will complement the Clerk’s main downtown Fort Myers location and Cape Coral satellite office.
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Nearing the end stages of development, the City of Bonita Springs will soon begin implementing the projects and policies laid out from the Connect Bonita Springs Citywide Mobility Plan.
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Lee County leaders have accepted $50 million in federal money to address storm damage and improve resilience at Mike Greenwell Regional Park, where the Lee Civic Center is located.Commissioners want to see revised plans for the park. Demolition of the 48-year-old center is put off, but still remains a possibility.
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Furniture retailer settles federal charge alleging discriminatory hiring practices favoring Hispanic applicants
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Medicare Annual Enrollment begins October 15. If you have questions, you may want to attend this event.