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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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Homeowner sues city for fence replacement
The City of LaBelle will be going to court over a residential fence built before a variance was approved by the commission.   more
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LABELLE -- The LaBelle Marina on the Caloosahatchee River will start charging for overnight docking in 2023.
FDEP continues to monitor algal blooms statewide
Algal blooms continue to be reported all over the state as the summer heat intensifies. more
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This photo is of the Port Mayaca Lock and Dam
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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LDRC's food truck event is a welcome venue for visitors and residents alike
A new dining venue at Barron Park has become a popular destination for locals and visitors alike. 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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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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On July 17, FDEP took this photo at Port Mayaca. Tests indicated the toxin levels had dropped.
Hot weather, Saharan dust contribute to algal blooms
Algal blooms continue to flourish in Florida lakes, canals and rivers as Saharan dust adds to the nutrient load in Florida waters. 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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LaBelle football ready to kickoff 2023 season
The LaBelle Cowboys football program is saddling up for the 2023 season. more
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LaBelle resident Tracy Langford welcomes requests for paintings.
Self-taught LaBelle artist tells clients' personal stories
Sometimes life’s twists and turns lead to delightful life changes. And that is the case for LaBelle resident ... more
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Barron Library has been trying to get FPL to move electrical power lines directly over the building to a safer place.
Barron Library seeks help from public to relocate dangerous power lines
 A conundrum has arisen over electrical power lines precariously hanging over Barron Library ... more
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The FDOT plan includes separate bridges over the Caloosahatchee River for northbound and southbound traffic, with a roundabout traffic intersection just south of the river.
FDOT plans replacement of LaBelle bridge
Separate northbound and southbound bridges are planned over the Caloosahatchee River... 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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Harold P. Curtis Honey Co.
Fewer bees could mean the end of a popular LaBelle business
 For fourth generation beekeeper, Rene Curtis-Pratt, the demise of the honeybee is a personal issue. more
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On June 28, Hendry County Commissioner Ramon Iglesias graduated from theInstitute of County Government Advanced County Commissioner programs I and II.
Iglesias graduates Institute of County Government Advanced County Commissioner programs
On June 28, Hendry County Commissioner Ramon Iglesias graduated from theInstitute of ... more
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The Franklin Lock is more than 40 miles from Moore Haven, where water from Lake Okeechobee enters the Caloosahatchee River.
USACE commander explains Lake O wet season strategy
The start of the wet season is a key moment in any water year, and it is here for 2023.  more
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NOAA imagery shows algal bloom "potential" in Lake Okeechobee. Areas in red or orange are more likely to have visible surface scum. NOAA imagery does not indicated what species of algae are present or whether or not toxins are present.
Satellite imagery shows bloom 'potential' over much of Lake O
Satellite imagery showed algal “bloom potential” over much of Lake Okeechobee this week. more
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Citizen group focuses on proposed Bridge Street bypass
The Second Bridge Group (SBG), a group of citizens formed to collect and share information about the proposed ... more
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