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Heartland Homes of Florida was recognized by the Hendry County School Board Aug. 15 for its 2nd Annual Shoes & Socks event. L-R: Heartland Homes Kevin Berth, Superintendent of Schools Michael Swindle, Board Chairwoman Amanda Nelson, Vice Chair Dwayne Brown, Board Members Jon Basquin and Paul Samerdyke and Heartland Homes Jessica Molina.
Second Annual Shoe & Sock Drive a success
Jessica Molina and Kevin Berth of Heartland Homes of Florida were recognized by the Hendry County School Board ... more
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School Board discusses teacher housing
Not one to miss an opportunity, Hendry County School Board Member Paul Samerdyke took advantage … more
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Debris collects in a desolated area in Hendry County.
Hendry County approves tougher penalties for illegal dumping
Illegal dumping in Hendry County was addressed in July when the Hendry County commission... more
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Amendments clean up issues with land development regulations
The Hendry County commission approved moving forward with public hearings for three land development code ... more
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The Joseph Project dispute creates fewer services for the community
A one-time officer of the nonprofit The Joseph Project in Clewiston appealed to the Hendry County commission ... more
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Phillip D. Roland
Public servant recognized by Hendry County
The Hendry County BOCC recognized the many years of dedicated service of Clewiston resident and public servant ... more
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Covid cases on the rise in Florida
According to HHS, while covid hospitalizations and deaths have slowed, ... more
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Aerial of Port Mayaca Lake Okeechobee Florida
Lake Okeechobee at 15.25 feet
Lake Okeechobee continues its summer rise as heavy rainfall directly into the big lake adds to the inflow from the Kissimmee River basin. more
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Water 'banking' keeps Lake O higher
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has “banked” nearly 2 feet of extra water in Lake Okeechobee in the past year. more
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Brenda Whitehead, professional photographer
Clewiston photographer records memories
Recording memories is Brenda Whitehead’s mission. Armed with her camera, she captures family celebrations, fun ... more
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Clewiston Tiger football team ready for new season
The Clewiston High School football program is entering the 2023 season under the leadership of a new head coach. more
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Firehouse Community Theatre announces 31st season line-up
The Firehouse Community Theatre, Inc. is proud and excited to present its 31st Season! more
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Clewiston sets temporary millage, budget hearing date
The Clewiston Board of Commissioners approved in a 5-0 vote a resolution authorizing the city manager to send a ... more
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U.S. Sugar Community Relations Director Brannan Thomas with local students and Clewiston Library Director Natasha Hayes.
U.S. Sugar providing more than 2K students with backpacks and school supplies
This fall, thousands of Glades-area students will be heading back to school with new... more
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Hendry County Courthouse
United Way lease in Clewiston delayed
The Hendry County commission has put leasing a county-owned property in Clewiston to United Way on hold for now ... more
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Four officers recognized for exceptional life-saving efforts
 Four Clewiston police officers were recognized by the department July 17 during the Clewiston Board of Commissioners meeting. more
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Clewiston Mayor James Pittman
FLC honors Clewiston Mayor James Pittman
Clewiston Mayor James Pittman was recognized by the Florida League of Cities (FLC) for his 20 years of service to ... more
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Superintendent defends student code of conduct policy
Hendry County Superintendent of Schools Michael Swindle defended the school district’s student code of conduct policy ... more
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Autumn Pepper Rhodes
Gulfcoast Girl Scout Autumn Pepper Rhodes receives $10K Gold Award Scholarship
Girl Scouts of Gulf Coast Florida (GSGCF) Ambassador Girl Scout Autumn Pepper Rhodes... more
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Lake continuing to rise, algae bloom decreases
Algal blooms appear to be calming down on Lake Okeechobee, at least for now. The July 6 satellite image from NOAA … more
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