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That’s how much money Key Estero Plaza owner Carmen Naccarato owes the town in fines for operating what they say is an illegal parking lot. Naccarato has been racking up $500 per day fines for the last 2 years, and that’s after he paid $188,475 in fines in March of 2024.
The Fort Myers Beach Art Association Gallery has announced its upcoming juried exhibition, Happy Accidents, featuring original artwork created by member artists of the Fort Myers Beach Art Association.
John King may not be running for re-election this year, however, he's not leaving Town Hall quietly. After our newsletter went out Friday, King went after the 5 candidates running for Town Council, specifically about their public statements about raising taxes.
In what’s turned into a 10-year battle, dating back to the previous town manager, Fort Myers Beach property owner Jesse Schmid has been fighting to get a lien removed from his property at 80 Avenue E. There's now a settlement proposal on the table.
The Fort Myers Beach Chamber of Commerce has announced The 36th Annual American Sand Sculpting Championships will be November 19–23, 2026, at DiamondHead Resort on Fort Myers Beach.
JWB Grill at Margaritaville, Coste Island Cuisine at DiamondHead, and Pinchers will be part of SizzleDining’s September promotion to raise money for Blessings in a Backpack SWFL.
Lee County has owned what is known as the Seafarer’s Lot, in front of Margaritaville, since purchasing the property for $900,000 in 2010. After knocking down the empty mall building in 2011, the property has been unused due to funding. That’s about to change.
The 2026 Salty Sam’s Pirate Festival is taking over Fort Myers Beach on Saturday, September 19th from 11AM–5PM — and it all happens on International Talk Like a Pirate Day.
Seth Haskin is 25 years old and he’s running for District 19. Haskin is our 11AM guest at Lah De Dah Saturday. At 11:30, Kilwins franchisee Justin Huttie and Tri-Town CEO Marc DeVisse. Kilwins is coming back to Fort Myers Beach.
That’s what Town Manager Will McKannay is digging into and a 3rd party independent firm has now been hired by the town to help McKannay with the investigation. Once that investigation is complete, taxpayers will know if anything went afoul with their money. Here’s what we know…
