A beached manatee drew a crowd to Fort Myers Beach Thursday morning, Lee County Sheriff Carmine Marceno said.
With tuition reimbursement and paid volunteer hours, Elyssa Emmett is furthering her education and helping the local community
The injured bobcat, found Sunday morning by a deputy on patrol, is expected to make a full recovery, the Lee County Sheriff's Office said.
With top-notch restaurants, engaging activities, and health care services just a short, stroll away, residents have everything they need
M-15's former mate, Harriet, vanished this year after an intruder was seen near the nest, a report says. He has an egg with a new mate.
Erickson Realty and Moving Services help support residents every step of the way.
Siena Lakes offers the best of both worlds--local volunteer and cultural events paired with exciting on-campus happenings for residents
The Gals of '42 travel together throughout the United States and to different countries
Siena Lakes' monthly service package fits the bill perfectly
At Siena Lakes, residents enjoy exercise and social activities in the great outdoors
Siena Lakes, which opened in 2021, was built with hurricane protection in mind.
Local college student started as a server and has moved up to a line cook at Siena Lakes
Residents customize their space at Siena Lakes
The two sold-out performances featured residents and staff
A Cape Coral man won the Florida Lotto jackpot after matching all numbers from a Christmas Eve drawing.
Dorothy's debut show was called Coming to Siena Lakes
A 26-year-old Florida Gulf Coast University student regularly walks along the Fort Myers Beach coastline playing the tuba and trombone.
A Lee County man visiting Massachusetts for the birth of his grandchild claimed a $4M prize playing a scratch-off game, the MA Lottery said.
Gearing says that the relationships he's building with teammates and residents is the best part of his job.
A Port Charlotte resident caught took a video of an alligator choosing to go through rather than around a metal fence that has gone viral.
A Bonita Springs woman is Florida’s third-ever Mega Millions jackpot winner after claiming her $126M share of Oct. 14 jackpot.
As a result of Siena Lakes' warm, positive atmosphere, multigenerational bonds between residents and employees flourish.
People move to Siena Lakes for the maintenance-free lifestyle, the clubs, activities, amenities, and the close-knit community.
Despite damages from Hurricane Ian in September, Ft. Myers and Sarasota areas are among the top places to retire in the U.S., a report said.
We all know someone who's making a difference. Here's one local resident changing lives in Florida.
Residents contribute $219,000 to thank employees for their hard work
How Stephanie Missar went from a line cook to an executive chef at Siena Lakes
We all know someone who's making a difference. Here's one local resident who is having an impact in Fort Myers Beach.
Starting a new chapter
Residents at all Erickson Senior Living communities have greater access to tools and strategies that support overall health and well-being
Weeks after Hurricane Ian battered Southwest Florida, a winning $502M Mega Millions ticket was sold at a Fort Myers 7-Eleven, reports said.
In the community's four restaurants, you can find just about anything you desire
A TikTok user filmed a three-legged gator crossing a street outside a Fort Myers Topgolf. The video has some harsh language.
A Southwest FL 13-year-old, who was hospitalized with a brain-eating amoeba for the past two months, heads to Chicago for treatment.
On any given day at around 8 a.m., an energetic group of residents and their dogs gather on the campus of Siena Lakes
Residents and staff enjoyed live music, dancing, a champagne toast, open bar, dinner and more
Residents are claiming their independence from the headaches of homeownership, and pursuing an active, vibrant lifestyle at Siena Lakes
A Bonita Springs man claimed a $25 million prize playing the 500X The Cash scratch-off game, Florida Lottery said.
Helping Hands of Cape Coral Collect Gifts for Teens Fighting Cancer
Responding to student questions during an art lesson, a Cape Coral teacher told middle schoolers that she’s pansexual, reports said.