Scott Shook

Wins have been hard to come by for the Marco Island Academy lacrosse team, but on senior night against rival Lely High, the Rays were showing fast sticks and fierce hearts.

Near-perfect weather welcomed 78 finishers in the twelfth annual Kiwanis 5K Run/Walk.

Thousands descended on Marco Beach for a spirited Sunrise Service officiated by ministers from five area churches. The crowd was arguably the largest ever on Marco Beach.

The line was out the door to meet and get a signature from Clyde Butcher, the photographer known for his black and white photographs of the Everglades.

When it came time to decide whether to give to the Marco Y’s new Healthy Living Center, it really wasn’t much of a decision at all for Alan and Linda Sandlin.

Witthoff is taking another step up the stairway to the NCAA stars as part of Mack’s staff as director of basketball creative for the University of South Florida.

As Claribel Gutierrez was basking in the glory of winning the Marco Island Police Foundation Rib Cook-off for the second year in a row, Alex Hernandez was already thinking about basting his ribs in next year’s contest.

Four candidates were given their opportunity to convince Marco’s six sitting city council members that they’re best equipped to become the island’s new city manager during a candidate interview workshop on Monday, May 11, in the city’s Community Meeting Room.

Known by many as the Christmas House, the Prigge's yard has long been a holiday favorite on the island. But it was a gorilla statue that captured Castellano’s heart.

For several years, pickleball has been celebrated as the nation’s fastest-growing sport. And Marco Island has undeniably become a pickleball paradise...