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Glades Day beats Westminster Academy 41-7
The Glades Day Gators opened their game against the Westminster Academy Lions with an onsides kick. more
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Brahmans Go Gold for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
The Brahmans are asking their fans to “Go Gold” at their Sept. 10 football game against Frostproof at Okeechobee High School. more
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"If you write about this, don't tell people I'm dead," said Gordie Peer.
Okeechobee's legendary stuntman is not dead yet
Despite rumors to the contrary, former Hollywood stuntman Gordie Peer is alive. more
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Indiantown Chamber of Commerce
Indiantown Chamber of Commerce Turns 55
INDIANTOWN – Turing 55 is celebratory. Indiantown's Chamber of Commerce sailed by the marker, continuing to make Indiantown a better place to live and work. more
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Raulerson Hospital director of emergency services: “We need help”
In a video message posted online, Kathy Selby, director of emergency services at Raulerson Hospital, says the COVID-19 pandemic in Okeechobee is the worst it’s ever been. more
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Indiantown Village Council honors a retiring employee, after 28-years of service. Pictured left to right: Village Manager Howard Brown, Councilman Anthony Dowling, Robert Guerrero, Mayor Janet Hernandez, Councilwoman Susan Gibbs-Thomas and Vice Mayor Jackie Gary Clarke.
28-Years of Dedicated Service Honored
Robert Guerrero's 28-year's of dedication to Indiantown brought honor from the Village Council on Thursday, Aug. 19, 2021. more
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Okeechobee girl arrested for third time this summer
An 18-year-old Okeechobee girl was arrested for the third time... more
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Septic-to-sewer project in Treasure Island still in early stages of development
Okeechobee Utility Authority (OUA) executive director John Hayford spoke to Okeechobee County Commissioners at... more
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Surge in covid cases overwhelming some Florida hospitals
TALLAHASSEE -- About two-thirds of Florida hospitals are expecting critical staffing shortages this week, due to the influx of COVID-19 patients, according to the Florida Hospital Association (FHA). … more
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Nearly 100 per day coming through Raulerson ER
In the last seven days, Okeechobee has had 212 COVID-19 cases, up 39% from the previous week. more
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U.S. and Canada take step towards border reopening
OKEECHOBEE- The border between Canada and the United States just reopened, but only in one direction. And there are some requirements travelers must meet. more
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Emily Carlton is new to Rock Solid Christian Academy this year.
RSCA introduces three new teachers
RSCA begins the 2021/2022 school year with three new teachers. more
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Man accused of waving gun around
A 911 call came in Thursday claiming a man was waving a gun around... more
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Kobies honored at recent Rotary meeting
On August 3, Fred and Holly Kobie were honored with the prestigious “The Rotary Foundation, Major Donor, Level II Award.” more
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17 families received eviction notices from the new park owner.
Multiple families face possible eviction
Waiting for a decision by the courts that will affect the rest of their lives are 17 families... more
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Timeline of new Okeechobee High School coming together
OKEECHOBEE- The long process of starting work on a new high school in Okeechobee took another step in July of 2021. more
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City Council is offended by comments
After Dobbs told the council the city of Okeechobee had a bad reputation... more
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Brahman football team opens season with Midnight Madness
OKEECHOBEE- Football camp is already underway at Okeechobee High School. But the first official date that a padded practice is allowed by the Florida High School Athletic Association isn’t … more
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Jeremiah Leonard was a recipient of a summer camp sponsorship. Cheryl Gumz presented him with the award.
Elks Lodge serves the community in many ways
Elks Lodge scholarships with awards up to $50,000 are available to local seniors. more
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Okeechobee schools reveal covid protocols ahead of return
OKEECHOBEE- A week before the first day of school, the Okeechobee School District has laid out the health and safety guidelines for the 2021-22 school year. more
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