Tuesday, November 3, 2026
A vintage beach bug at Residents’ Beach.
Island native Meagan Reisinger exchanges vows with Logan Cariglio in front of the Marco Beach Hilton.
The morning sun illuminates a wave on Marco Beach.
Three generations enjoy Ron Sperings Christmas display.
Summer sunsets are the best. This one was taken from the fourth floor at Stevens’ Landing.
Cape Marco on a sunny day.
Sunset on Marco Beach.
Fishermen at South Beach.
A typical afternoon in the lobby of the Rod & Gun Club in Everglades City.
View from Pelican Bend at sunset.
Leadership team at Marco Island Academy on the first day of school.
Marco Island Historical Society’s Heather Otis talks about the restoration of the Key Marco Cat statue.
Vacationers Mark Creighton junior tosses Mark Creighton III into the air on Marco Beach.
Paul Arsenault’s display of art at the Marco Island Historical Museum covers 50 years of painting Southwest Florida.
Tommie Barfield Elementary School treated school counselor Leanne Hope like a queen on her last day of work. They also named a hallway in her honor.
The timeless beauty of Goodland.
Sami Rahman takes over at The Little Bar.
Alan Sandlin holds a caricature of himself when he was an entertainer at the Marriott.
Sunshine on a cloudy day.
Riders in Tour de Marco 14.
Angela LoDuca Scalici with her son Giuseppe on their front step in Goodland.
Margo and Jimmy Boylan on the eve of the Tour de Taverns fundraiser.
Assistant city manager Casey Lucius introduces the My Marco Ap.
Byron Farrell cuts a rug at a fundraiser.
Bike committee member George Abounader enjoys a light moment. Abounader was the longtime principal and CEO of Marco Island Charter Middle School.
Collier County Superintendent of Schools Leslie Ricciardelli at Tommie Barfield Elementary.
Marco Island Country Club golf pros with the bust of Tony Lema, the famous golfer who died in a plane crash while he was the club’s first golf professional.
The start of Tour de Marco 14.
Tami Ebbets Hahn, daughter of Everglades photographer Charlie Ebbets’ with his most famous photograph, Men on a Beam, at the Museum of the Everglades.
Mine & Yours at the Blessing of the Fleet in Everglades City.
The Bank of the Everglades is about to undergo a huge restoration.
When you’re a writer and photographer for the Coastal Breeze News you’re exposed to so many facets of the community. As they say, every picture tells a story. But just to make sure, we’ve enlisted captions to help tell the story of each photograph. Hope you enjoy breezing through the community with us.
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