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City offices close for July 4
The offices at City Hall Public Works, and the administrative offices of the Police Department, will be closed on Thursday, July 4 more
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Maria Wolfe (left) presents book to Kresta King.
Garden Club presents book to librarian
A new Garden Club has started  and it is called the Okeechobee Garden Club.  more
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Oxbow Exo Center, Port Saint Lucie trail.
Enjoy the summer on SFWMD’s lands
Did you know the South Florida Water Management District offers many ways for you to explore the natural beauty... more
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June Book Club meets at the Okeechobee County Public Library
There’s still time to read this month’s Book Club pick “Demon Copperhead” by Barbara Kingsolver... more
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Mark Langley has been training horses since childhood/ [Courtesy photo]
Australian 'horse whisperer' comes to Okeechobee
Australian horseman Mark Langley will be coming to teach in Okeechobee as part of his 2024 USA Horsemanship Tour. more
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Healthy Start hosts annual meeting
Mark your calendars, everyone! Ensure you have the Healthy Start Annual Meeting on Wednesday, June 26... more
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FEMA provides tips for filing a flood insurance claim
FEMA urges anyone in South Florida who experienced flood damage in the recent storms... more
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Flag Day will be celebrated today, June 14, at 5:30 p.m.
The Republican Party of Okeechobee will host Flag Day at Veteran’s Park on the corner of U.S. 441 and S.R. 70 today.... more
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Jessica Leon, founder of the Horatio Leon, Jr., Water Safety Program, travelled to Tallahassee to promote her water safety initiatives. [Photo courtesy Jessica Leon]
LaBelle resident fights for water safety measures
In a state known for year-round water activities, it seems ironic that Florida leads the ... more
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Teenagers passing out donations at food bank donation drive.
Food bank to close for two weeks
The Sacred Heart Food Bank, located Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 901 SW Sixth St.... more
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Author and history professor visits Okeechobee Battlefield
Author and history professor at Texas A&M, Dr. Lorien Foote (center), visited the Okeechobee Battlefield. more
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Humane Society seeks forever homes for pets
The Caloosa Humane Society has a mix of adorable dogs and cats who are in need of loving families! more
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North Hutchisen Island
4-H Camps open to Okeechobee children
OKEECHOBEE -- The Okeechobee County Extension Office has openings for two popular summer camp programs. more
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Rotary Club holds Peace Pole dedication and butterfly release
The Rotary Club of Okeechobee held a Peace Pole Dedication and Butterfly Release on May 23. more
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Legion to host benefit for Al Stone
American Legion Post 64, 501 SE Second St., will be hosting Quarters for a Cause to benefit retiree OCSO officer Al Stone. more
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Photo courtesy Metro Creative Connection
Methane from landfill to fuel FPL power plant
The RNG facilities will process landfill gas captured from the landfills as organic material... more
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You’re invited to the opening reception of Voices and Votes
Okeechobee Main Street Inc. invites you to the opening reception of Voices and Votes - Democracy in America. more
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Healthy Start to hold father and daughter dance on June 15
Healthy Start Coalition will hold the Dancing Hearts - A Date with Daddy - on Saturday, June 15... more
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Legion invites public to free lunch on Memorial Day
The American Legion Post 64 invites the public to enjoy a free hotdog lunch on Memorial Day... more
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JROTC officers present CSM Warmoth with the Hundley Award
Okeechobee High School JROTC cadet CSM Kameron Warmoth (right) was presented the... more
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