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Sugar Express event Feb. 24 and 25
The Sugar Express will operate three-hour round trips departing Sebring on Feb. 24 and 25.  more
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Children’s Services Council of Okeechobee has grants available
Summer Activity Mini-grants are available for Okeechobee County children ages 0-18. more
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Left to right: Sallie Craig, Cynthia Holmes, Helen Brummit and Club President Alicia LaChance.
Republican Party to meet
The Okeechobee Republican Party will hold it’s monthly meeting on Monday, Feb. 20 more
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Recipe of the Month: Cottage Pie
For a St. Patrick's Day treat, try a Cottage Pie or a Shepherd's Pie ... more
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Gary Allan will perform at the Brighton Field Day Festival
Brighton Field Day Festival is Feb. 17-19
Celebrating 84 years, the Brighton Field Day Festival returns to the Fred Smith Rodeo Arena on the Brighton Seminole Indian Reservation more
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King Cakes are decorated with purple, gold (or yellow) and green icing
Celebrate Mardi Gras with a King Cake
Mardi Gras falls on Feb. 21 this year. The name means “Fat Tuesday,” and it designates the last day before the start of the Lenten … more
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Kiwanis Club participates in Super Bowl of Caring
The Kiwanis Club of Okeechobee participated in the Souper Bowl of Caring program by collecting 150 pounds of food items... more
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Operation Green Light to begin
In the State of Florida, driver licenses can be revoked as a penalty when traffic tickets or other court obligations go unpaid more
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LaBelle High School student Gabrielle Desbiens published her first novel, "Magnolia: Flower of Death"
LHS teen publishes novel
Imagine being caught up in a civil war where abilities you possess put you in danger of becoming a slave for one side to ruin the other. more
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Living History Series returns to IRSC beginning Feb. 16
The Indian River State College (IRSC) Living History Series returns to locations in Martin County beginning Feb. 16. more
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Immokalee Fair Housing Alliance to host ‘Wall Raising’
The new category 5 hurricane-rated rental complex on Lake Trafford Road in Immokalee... more
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Alpha Kappa Alpha partners to support Coffee with a Cop
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. Mu Rho Omega Chapter partners with the Guardians of the Glades.... more
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Alpha Kappa Alpha celebrates MLK Day by registering and educating voters
Mu Rho Omega continues to advocate for social justice and equip communities with the tools... more
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Healthier Glades “Mini-Grants” promote wellness and de-stigmatize mental health
Healthier Glades’ unique approach to behavioral health brings together residents, grassroots initiatives... more
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Barron Library hosts "Swamp Cabbage Chess Challenge"
Chess lovers are invited to participate in Barron Library’s Chess Club and its newest chess challenge ... more
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Pahokee Spay/Neuter Clinic is open on Wednesdays
The Pahokee Spay/Neuter Clinic is open every Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and is accepting appointments... more
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Help provide hope & healing at neighborhood health clinic: Volunteer!
As the safety net for the community’s working uninsured employees, the charity relies on some 250 physicians... more
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LABELLE -- In first place at LaBelle Rib Fest was the Sweet Sugar Swine team.
LaBelle rib fest was a success
LABELLE  -- The 2023 Smoke Under the Oaks Rib Fest, held Jan.  14, was a great success. All 30 rib teams sold out of ribs! more
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Left to right: Xavier Anzualda, Armando Nunez and Alexavier Cook.
Two Immokalee High School students awarded grants
Two Immokalee High School students received a grant from the Benison Center to aid them in starting and expanding their small businesses. more
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Agri-Civic Center announces events
The Okeechobee Agri-Civic Center hosts events in February. more
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