Monthly Archives: February 2022

Mayor John Gunter proposed requiring media to go through the city’s communications office to interview council members. Source: Cape Coral Cape Coral council discusses restricting media's access to councilors

The city of Cape Coral is looking to work with Forest Development Acquisition LLC to potentially develop the 47 acres along Old Burnt Store Road South. Source: Cape Coral Seven Islands moving forward with Forest Development Acquisition LLC

Patrick Industries Inc. designs, engineers and makes shells, molds, parts and assemblies for boat and other marine manufacturers Source: Cape Coral Marine Concepts in Cape Coral is shaping the boating industry

Nominations are now being accepted for outstanding individual and organizational efforts led by nonprofits across Southwest Florida. Source: Cape Coral Charity Event Awards to recognize innovation, excellence in fundraising

Council members hope to sell the land to a developer to bring more business to North Cape Coral. Source: Cape Coral Cape Coral putting long-vacant 'academic village' acreage up for sale

Cape Coral announced a delay for the renovation of the Yacht Club Community Park. The city needs to receive regulatory permits required. Source: Cape Coral Cape Coral delays construction on Yacht Club while permits sought

The recipe for Mariellen King’s Irish soda bread has been passed down for generations. Taste it at Cape Coral farmers markets Source: Cape Coral Farmers Market Find in Cape Coral: My Celtic Corner serves Irish soda bread, scones with a … Continue reading →

Cape Coral City Council approved the tax as a way to find vacation rentals and ensure compliance with city codes. Source: Cape Coral Cape Coral to charge annual tax on vacation rentals to track code compliance

For 30 years, locals and tourists have been stopping by Tropicaya Fresh Produce for honeybell oranges, Cuban sandwiches and other tastes of Florida Source: Cape Coral Tropicaya Fresh Produce greets guests with true taste of old Florida

Cape Coral officials say the two-year closure is needed to maintain safe conditions during the $37 million renovation. Source: Cape Coral Cape Coral residents mixed on Yacht Club closure