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Pace Center for Girls receives $90K Ggrant from State Farm
Pace Center for Girls, a nationally recognized model that provides education... more
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Sorority registers over 40 graduating seniors to vote
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc.’s Social Justice Initiative focuses heavily on voting... more
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USPS kicks off National Dog Bite Awareness Week
More than 5,300 Postal Service employees were attacked by dogs while delivering the mail. more
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Florida weekly gas price update
Average gasoline prices in Florida have fallen 5.8 cents per gallon in the last week... more
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Habitat for Humanity raises over $379,000 for Women Build
Habitat for Humanity of Lee and Hendry Counties recently concluded its 13th successful season of Women Build... more
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Grab-N-Go Summer Food Service will be available June 5 - Aug. 3
Okeechobee County School Board will operate its Grab-N-Go Summer Food Service Program from June 5 – Aug 3. more
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Mayor Dowling Watford cuts the ribbon on the new wellness program offered by the Pregnancy Center of Okeechobee. Dr. Trinidad Garcia will be taking care of the women who come in.
Pregnancy Center offers new wellness program
There are new options available for women’s health in Okeechobee. more
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An Okeechobee 4-H group arranged to bring the Chick-fil-A truck to town as a fundraiser to help with a trip to Washington. The event took place on June 1 at Okeechobee Feed. Pictured are Reese Cohen (left) and Alyssa Cortez.
4-H group partners with Chick-fil-A for fundraiser
An Okeechobee 4-H group arranged to bring the Chick-fil-A truck to town as a fundraiser to help with a trip to Washington. more
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LaBelle residents Tom Sagamang, Nena Stewart, and Margret Englend ate their Mediterranean cuisine outside Port St. Lucie’s Think Greek food truck in Barron Park on Thursday, April 6. (Submitted photo/Anthony Narehood)
Food trucks visit Barron Park
LABELLE -- The LaBelle Downtown Revitalization Corporation  will host food truck visits in Barron Park in June. more
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IRSC opens Perch Café at Okeechobee campus
Indian River State College (IRSC) has opened the Perch Café at its Dixon Hendry Campus... more
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Clewiston's new gateway flag was celebrated Memorial Day at its new home on US 27, first being raised to the top of the mast, then brought to half-mast until noon, when it was raised to full-mast again.
Long-awaited flag installed in Clewiston
After many years of planning, the City of Clewiston at last has a flag installed at its western gateway along US 27. ... more
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Today’s ‘Let’s Talk about Mental Health’ event has been cancelled
The “Let’s Talk about Mental Health” event scheduled for this evening, Wednesday, May 31 at 4-6:30 p.m. more
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Class celebrates graduation with 34th Grad Party
The 34th Grad Party to celebrate the Class of 2023 was held Friday, May 26 on Brahman Field. more
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Pictures from the 2023 Okeechobee High School graduation
Family and friends gathered at the Okeechobee County Agri-Civic Center on May 27 to support Okeechobee High School's class of 2023 as they graduated. more
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Okeechobee community honors Memorial Day
OKEECHOBEE -- Okeechobee veterans organizations gathered in the Veterans Memorial portion of Flagler Park in downtown Okeechobee for Memorial Day services ... more
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Okeechobee community honors Memorial Day
OKEECHOBEE -- Okeechobee veterans organizations gathered in the Veterans Memorial portion of Flagler Park in downtown Okeechobee for Memorial Day services ... more
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Students enjoy Glow Dance Party
South Elementary students had so much fun dancing and hanging out with friends at... more
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TCFB to host 2nd Annual Summer Hunger Online Auction
An array of items and packages donated by local businesses, artists and individuals on the Treasure Coast will be available to bid on... more
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Memorial Day Services in Okeechobee on Saturday
OKEECHOBEE -- Memorial Day Services will be held at 11 a.m. at the Veterans Memorial in Flagler Park on Saturday, May 27.  more
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Extension Office offers variety of summer camps
OKEECHOBEE – Looking for fun activities for the kids this summer? The Okeechobee County Extension Office still has some spots open in 4-H summer camps. more
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