Month: March 2022
Five Wild Incidents Before Miami Beach Declared a State of Emergency
Miami Beach declared a state of emergency this week, but the seaside municipality is no stranger to spring break madness.
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Miami Beach declared a state of emergency this week, but the seaside municipality is no stranger to spring break madness.
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CHOKING our OCEANS – Fort Myers Florida Weekly
LET’S FACE IT. YOU CAN’T escape plastic waste. Grocery bags tumbling across parking lots or caught on a nearby bush, beverage bottles lying in street culverts or scattered on the beach, plastic cups, discarded plastic knives and forks, packaging materi…
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2023 Ultimate Disco Cruise lineup features Kool & The Gang, Billy Ocean, Taylor Dayne & many more
Courtesy of StarVista LIVEThe lineup has been unveiled for the 2023 edition of the star-studded annual Ultimate Disco Cruise, which will take place from February 25 to March 2. Among the many artists set to perform on the nautical dance-music extravag…
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Meet Your Biologist: How ODWC’s Brad Johnston is Working to Make Grand Lake Even More Grand – Major League Fishing
Welcome to Meet Your Biologist No. 2. During the lead up to REDCREST Presented by Costa this week, we wanted to give our fans an all-access pass to the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. You can visit with them at the REDCREST Expo located a…
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Locals lament sand choking John’s Pass Village with no relief in sight
The cost to dredge John’s Pass Village is $2.5 million.
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The 8 best campgrounds in Florida – Lonely Planet
One of the most biodiverse states in the country, Florida is home to 663 beaches spread across more than 1300 miles of coastline. Millions of acres of…
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Weekly calendar: Community and entertainment events beginning March 23
Roundup of things to do and see in South Florida, including community and entertainment events, plus family, society and holiday activities.
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