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Cape Haze Peninsula Turning to Dust: When Drought Dries Out the Waterfront

Thursday, June 25

When a canal simply vanishes, that’s when you know the drought has teeth.Communities across Southwest Florida are bracing for what’s becoming a brutal dry stretch, but residents on the Cape Haze Peninsula in Charlotte... Read More.

Your Suncoast Summer Starts Here: 9 Spots You’ve Been Sleeping On

Thursday, June 25

Here’s the thing about living on Florida’s Gulf Coast: you don’t have to leave the region to feel like you’re on a completely different vacation. Yet somehow, a lot of locals—and visitors—end up cycling... Read More.

Swimming Lessons Save Lives: North Port Hosts World Record Event

Thursday, June 25

When thousands of swimmers jumped into pools across the globe this month, they weren’t just cooling off—they were participating in something bigger. The North Port Aquatic Center joined the World’s Largest Swimming Lesson, an... Read More.

DeSoto County’s AI Data Center Dream Meets Florida’s Dry Season Reality

Thursday, June 25

Picture this: A major artificial intelligence data center rolling into DeSoto County, bringing jobs and tech investment to rural Florida. Sounds great, right? There’s just one problem—the Peace River is running at record-low levels,... Read More.

Breeze Airways Is Quietly Rewiring How Suncoast Travelers Get Around

Thursday, June 25

The Suncoast just got a whole lot more connected—and you might not have noticed yet.Breeze Airways, the low-cost carrier that launched in 2021, has quietly become one of the most consequential forces reshaping air... Read More.

Charlotte County Dives into World’s Largest Swimming Lesson

Thursday, June 25

Three-quarters of child drownings happen when kids aren’t even supposed to be near the water. That statistic—backed by the CDC and shared by Michael Haggard, a board member with the National Drowning Prevention Alliance—should... Read More.

Tampa’s 250-Drone Sky Show Will Steal America’s Fourth of July

Thursday, June 25

Forget everything you think you know about fireworks. This July 4th, Tampa’s waterfront is about to host something that most Independence Day crowds will never experience—and it’s not your grandpa’s red, white, and blue... Read More.

No Backyard Fireworks This Fourth: Charlotte County’s Burn Ban Stays Put

Wednesday, June 24

If you’ve been counting down to lighting up the sky with homemade fireworks this Fourth of July, Charlotte County just threw water on those plans—and they’re not apologizing for it.County commissioners voted this week... Read More.

The Hum Heard Round DeSoto County: Can an AI Data Center and Rural Quiet Coexist?

Wednesday, June 24

Picture this: you’re sitting on your porch in rural DeSoto County, enjoying the kind of silence that made you move to the countryside in the first place. Then, faintly at first, you notice it—a... Read More.

DeSoto County Pumps the Brakes on Data Center Boom—But Residents Want It Stopped Cold

Wednesday, June 24

DeSoto County commissioners just made a move that’s got half the room cheering and the other half wondering if they went far enough. After a packed meeting that ran over two hours, the board... Read More.

Cape Haze Peninsula Turning to Dust: When Drought Dries Out the Waterfront

Your Suncoast Summer Starts Here: 9 Spots You’ve Been Sleeping On

Swimming Lessons Save Lives: North Port Hosts World Record Event

DeSoto County’s AI Data Center Dream Meets Florida’s Dry Season Reality

Breeze Airways Is Quietly Rewiring How Suncoast Travelers Get Around

Charlotte County Dives into World’s Largest Swimming Lesson

Tampa’s 250-Drone Sky Show Will Steal America’s Fourth of July

No Backyard Fireworks This Fourth: Charlotte County’s Burn Ban Stays Put

The Hum Heard Round DeSoto County: Can an AI Data Center and Rural Quiet Coexist?

DeSoto County Pumps the Brakes on Data Center Boom—But Residents Want It Stopped Cold

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