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United Way of Lee, Hendry, and Glades has named Hannah Pelle its permanent CEO and president following... more
For Florida drivers, choosing a specialty license plate is about more than personalizing their vehicle. more
Thanksgiving is a cherished tradition that brings families and friends together around the table. more
BIG CYPRESS --  The American Indigenous Arts Celebration (AIAC)  began Friday, Nov. 6 at the  Seminole Tribe of Florida’s Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum festival grounds on the Big … more
Seminole Brighton Bay Hotel & Casino is proud to announce that 4KIDS Treasure Coast has been... more
Harry Chapin Food Bank has launched its first Smart Food Locker Program in Clewiston, introducing an innovative... more
An overflow parking lot is planned near the Darrell Enfinger Sports Complex. more
United Way of Lee, Hendry, and Glades will mark the start of its 2027 annual campaign with... more
Bina Garcia sent in this photo of her son Amarhi Garcia as “Michael Jackson” on Halloween. more
Okeechobee County officials hope to convince the governor to add Okeechobee County to declaration of a state of emergency ... more
OKEECHOBEE – Heavy rainfall flooded Okeechobee County on Nov. 1, in what local officials are calling a “once-in-200-year storm.” more
Well, slap our knees and call us flappers! The City of Okeechobee is rollin’ out the red carpet... more
Thousands of costumed revelers gathered at the Okeechobee Agri-Civic Center on Oct. 31 for the annual Halloween Extravaganza, presented by the DeBerard Family Foundation and United Way … more
OKEECHOBEE -- Hundreds of families turned out for Trick or Treat on Park Street on Friday, Oct. 30, sponsored by Okeechobee Main Street and local merchants.  In addition to collecting candy at … more
Collaboratory is accepting applications until Nov. 12 for its Community Impact Rural Micro Grant program, which will award up to eight grants of $5,000 ... more
Walmart and Sam's Club are helping strengthen hunger relief across Southwest Florida through their annual "Fight Hunger. more
Halloween brings added dangers to the road every year, but AAA warns motorists... more
The Okeechobee Chapter SAR President Gary Kirsch (right) presented a 10 year Founders Award... more
The scariest part of Halloween may not be the haunted houses, horror movies, or spooky costumes ... more
A funky evening for a groovy cause is set for United Way of Lee, Hendry, and Glades’ third annual Bartender Battle on Oct. 29. more
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