by Mandy Carter | Jan 11, 2026
Looking back on 2025, Cape Coral has much to celebrate and The Cape Coral Sun has been there every step of the way. From community festivals and charitable events to new businesses and city improvements, the past year reflected the city’s enduring spirit. By...
by Mandy Carter | Nov 8, 2025
It’s been more than three years since Big John was severely damaged due to Hurricane Ian. Then he stood in place as Little John for quite some time as the storm forced his upper body to fall onto his lower half and pedestal. What looked like an easy fix turned out to...
by Mandy Carter | Feb 17, 2025
A New Era Of Affordable Workforce Housing Cape Coral has officially opened its first workforcebased housing community, Civitas of Cape Coral, markin a significant step in addressing the city’s growing need for affordable housing. The 96-unit development, located off...
by Mandy Carter | Sep 19, 2024
It’s been years since I had been ziplining. But as my nerves started to kick in on the drive to Empower Adventures zipline course in the peaceful Mobbly Bayou Wilderness Preserve at the north end of Old Tampa Bay, I kept explaining to my kids that it is like riding a...
by Mandy Carter | Sep 19, 2024
Surviving The Storm By Joe Yapello, Sun Publisher When it begins to rain and thunder, Angelika Geerlof’s heart begins to pound. Surviving Hurricane Ian with her son and two dogs at home on Sanibel Island could do that to a person. “I have nightmares when it storms. I...
