In an effort to better connect with homeowners, businesses and prospective residents, the city of Bonita Springs is using social media websites like Facebook and Twitter.

For its own part, Bonita Springs found its Sweet Spot with the Bonita Springs National Art Festival. The festival, which began 13 years ago, not only continues to draw record crowds and top national rankings, but also maintains its place as the key festival many of the nations best artists apply to each year. Southwest Florida’s cultural jewel shines again Feb. 11 & 12, when 211 national and ...

The Center for the Arts of Bonita Springs’ rousing performance schedule continues with an interactive event sure to please all. On Thursday, Feb. 9 “Joey & Maria’s Comedy Italian Wedding” comes to the Promenade in Bonita Springs with a 6:15 p.m. dinner followed by the show.

It was all about the shells this weekend- the natural resources of the gulf in artistic presentation. From Friday through Sunday the women and men of The Bonita Springs Shell Club showed off their best at their annual Shell Show and Sale event at the Bonita Beach and Tennis Club in Bonita Springs.

Gulfshore Life awards Bonita Springs and Naples Florida Real estate agents Melinda and Paul Sullivan with the Five Star Realtor Award.Naples, Florida (PRWEB) February 08, 2012 Top producing Bonita Springs & Naples Florida real estate agents Melinda and Paul Sullivan were chosen by their clients as a 2012 Gulfshore Life Five Star Realtor. They share the award with fewer than 5 percent of the real ...

An effort by the Bonita Springs fire district to provide its own ambulance service was dealt a recent blow by Lee County commissioners.

Mayor Ben Nelson hosted the city's first-ever live online chat Thursday.

Trumpeters Rodolfo Antonio Castillo, Lynn Asper and Terry Stevens will team up for a trumpet trio called “Triple Treat.”

Bonita Springs’ population grew about 34 percent — from 32,797 to 43,914 residents — between 2000 and 2010, according to the 2010 Census. Of the city’s six districts, District 6 grew the most, Bonita Spring

Data released in late January showed a 24 percent rise in reported burglaries and larcenies in 2011 compared to 2010 in the Lee County Sheriff's Office Delta District, which covers Bonita Springs, Estero and the southern edge of Fort Myers. It was the biggest jump in nonviolent crime among the agency's six districts. Such crimes were up 8 percent countywide.