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Mullet Madness returns to Fort Myers Beach this Saturday (courtesy Fort Myers Beach Observer)

What’s Up FMB, the Fort Myers Beach business association, is bringing back the Mullet Festival to the island this Saturday. A daylong pub crawl and interactive competition will take place, with a dozen participating businesses. The daylong event is expected to include prizes and contests, a best mullet contest, along with specials at local restaurants and watering holes.At each of the 12 locations taking part, there will be a contest...

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America 250 | Salute to America: 250th Anniversary (courtesy breeze newspapers)

The Cape Coral Museum of History is celebrating our country’s 250th anniversary with a new exhibit.Salute to America – 250th Anniversary exhibit is centered around the key moments that shaped America over the last 250 years.The exhibit’s display begins in 1776 with the signing of the declaration and continues through the years including World War I and II, Apollo 11, and many more interesting moments.The Cape Coral Museum of History...

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Cape celebrates America’s 250th with Red, White & BOOM, ‘Raise the Flag’ (courtesy Breeze Newspapers)

People of all ages flocked to Cape Coral Parkway to celebrate America’s 250th birthday Saturday sporting a slew of red, white, and blue attire and accessories. The celebration kicked off at 5 p.m. with many attendees arriving early to grab the perfect spot with chairs, blankets, and wagons in tow. Vendors lined one side of the parkway handing out literature, many for political races, with some organizations, church groups, food,...

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New gallery on Fort Myers Beach features celebrated artists (courtesy Breeze Newspapers)

  There is a new gallery in town, and it’s diverse array of impressive artwork is sure to get the attention of art admirers. The Elevate Artworks/Art With a Purpose gallery is tucked in the side of a boat dealership at 17953 San Carlos Boulevard. Inside the almost-hidden space is a whole new world of art in a gallery full of some impressive artwork and craftsmanship by some first class,...

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Wicked Dolphin brings home the double gold at World Spirits Competition (courtesy Breeze Newspapers)

A craft rum distillery that calls Cape Coral home has earned top honors at an international competition. Wicked Dolphin Distillery announced this week it has been awarded the double gold medal at the 2026 San Francisco World Spirits Competition for its 3-Year Barrel-Aged Rum. Widely considered the most prestigious spirits competition in the world, the SFWSC recognition “cements Wicked Dolphin’s place among the finest rum producers in the nation,” officials...

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Nearly FOUR years after Hurricane Ian, 7Eleven reopens on Fort Myers Beach

We are elated for the grand re-opening of 7-Eleven along the north-end of Fort Myers Beach Florida! This is one of the many places decimated by Hurricane Ian back in 2022, and seeing this venue – and all the other homes and business – coming back stronger than before makes our hearts sing with happiness. Congratulations, 7Eleven crew – thank you for your valiant efforts in returning to our island!

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Fort Myers Beach to renew fireworks, parade for Fourth of July (courtesy Breeze Newspapers)

What’s Up FMB raised funds for festivities to celebrate 250th anniversary of nation’s founding The Fourth of July parade and fireworks show will return to Fort Myers Beach this year to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, after a fundraising effort by the local business group What’s Up FMB.The Fourth of July parade will start on Estero Boulevard from near the Fort Myers Beach Library at 10...

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Tropicana Park opens (Courtesy Cape Coral Breeze)

Cape Coral Councilmember Bill Steinke, with other council members and city staff, cuts the ribbon at Tropicana Park last Friday. The waterfront park at at 4101 Tropicana Parkway offers a number of amenities including two public docks a beach area, gazebo, pavilions, playground, fitness stations and rest rooms. From left to right those pictured include: Deputy Parks & Recreation Director Mike Massoglia, Councilmember Jennifer Nelson-Lastra, Councilmember Laurie Lehmann, City Manager...

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Cape Coral’s Jaycee Park reopens with $18.7 million upgrade

A ribbon-cutting celebrating the rebuild of Jaycee Park took place later last month, now celebrating 50 years open to the public. City Manager Michael Ilczyszyn said the rebuild of Jaycee Park was done sooner than some of the other parks because of an unsolicited public-private partnership arrangement that identified a revenue stream to help pay for the rebuild that has cost $18.7 million to date. While that vendor arrangement ultimately...

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