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City of LaBelle Mayor David Lyons is running for re-election after many years of service to his community.
Mayor Lyons hopes for re-election
“Serving the City of LaBelle as commissioner and mayor has been a great experience,” said Lyons. more
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City of LaBelle Election early voting has begun
Registered LaBelle residents can vote by visiting the Hendry County Supervisor of Elections Office in LaBelle located at 25 E. Hickpochee Avenue. more
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Mother and daughter, Nancy Watkins Prevatt and Kylie Prevatt Hamil, own and run the Cottage Under the Oaks.
Business Corner: Cottage Under the Oaks reopens
“We’re so excited to see you all, this has been the hardest secret in the world to keep!” said owner, Kiley Prevatt. more
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K&M Drugs, in LaBelle, offers rapid covid tests and covid vaccines.
More Hendry County residents seek vaccinations
Florida reported 21,683 new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday, July 31, 2021. Which is the state's all time highest one-day total more
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LaBelle Chamber to hold Carts and Clubs Golf Tournament
Following the tournament there will be a delicious luncheon prepared by the Veranda’s chef. more
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This photo shows a close-up image of an elephant mosquito and an Asian tiger mosquito on a finger.
Public notice of aerial adult mosquito treatments
The insecticide to treat for adult mosquitoes is approved for application by the Environmental Protection Agency... more
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The yellow flowers of the spatterdock plant appear half closed.
LaBelle lily common, but essential
Many who are unfamiliar with spatterdock will call it a waterlily, but while it's in the same botanical family with waterlilies, it’s not a true waterlily. more
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Receiving the initial child tax credit payments has helped many who are struggling to feed their families.
Child tax credit brings welcome relief
LABELLE- The pandemic has left some families struggling to pay bills. Food banks have been overwhelmed by demand... more
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Local youth become citizen scientists as they participate in water monitoring along the Caloosahatchee River.
Local youth become citizen scientists
LABELLE- Local children are learning about the importance of clean water and citizen science ... more
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The Weekly Clothesline
The Weekly Clothesline - Moses would have liked social distancing
What we’ve been through in the last 18 months was surely a test of our faith, trusting that our God would bring us through... more
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Eastside Baptist Church prays for one of their pastors as he battles COVID-19.
Congregation prays for pastor with COVID-19
Recently, Pastor Tommaso Pasquarella, who has COVID-19, was placed on a ventilator. more
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Ross Dynasty helps with Our Florida Assistance Program
Are you struggling to pay your rent or utility bills? A local organization, Ross Dynasty, is helping people … more
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Doug Morgan has been working for LaBelle Animal Control for 19 years.
Community rallies around animal control officer
Morgan, is known as a dedicated, compassionate, and hardworking community leader and father of two. more
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Pictured at the ribbon cutting for Beyond Barriers are from left to right Diane E Fidanza, Executive Director LaBelle Chamber of Commerce, Charity Williams, CEO of Beyond Barriers, Amanda Nelson, President of the LaBelle Chamber of Commerce and Sherill Overberg, Vice-President of the LaBelle Chamber of Commerce.
LaBelle Chamber welcomes Beyond Barriers, Inc.
Charity Williams and Beyond Barriers, Inc. are excited about their new location in LaBelle more
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Picadilly, a unique favorite frozen treat from Paleteria La Victoria in LaBelle, includes gummi worms and pickles.
National Gummi Worm Day
Gummi worms one of the best-selling candies of all time, which is one reason for National Gummy Worm Day. more
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The LaBelle Fire Department demonstrates how lint buildup in a dryer is a potential fire hazard.
Fire Prevention: Check your clothes dryer
LABELLE- Recently, the LaBelle Fire Department (LFD) issued a fire Prevention tip concerning dryers: more
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LaBelle Fossil Camp’s founder and director of operations, Scott Perry, brings a group of campers to shore for a guided fossil hunt.
Time-traveling adventures along the Caloosahatchee
Campers board a sailboat and learn all about the Caloosahatchee River, as they hunt for 1.6 - 2 million year old fossils. more
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Hendry County first responders attend the Engblom’s Hendry County First Responder Cookout on Sunday, July 4, 2021.
Family shows appreciation for first responders
The family provided food, cold drinks, and other goodies to Hendry County’s first responders on Independence Day. more
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The fireworks light up the sky during LaBelle’s Independence Day celebration.
LaBelle residents enjoy fireworks, food, and friends on the Fourth
LABELLE- Many local residents came out to LCRC’s Red, White, and Tunes 4th of July Celebration Fundraiser more
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Notice of full road closure on Fort Denaud Road
The work is expected to have a completion time of approximately two (2) weeks more
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