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Two brave Manatee County EMS first responders are being commended for their heroic efforts during a recent incident on May 31 – Manatee County Paramedic Carlos Santos and Manatee County EMT Joe Savasta
If you are going to have someone manage your life savings, you need to make sure you know, like, and trust them. It doesn’t take a lot of time, but it is important to do your due diligence making sure you have the right person for the job.
Manatee County Commissioner, George Kruse, shares why the BOCC budget will be based on facts, not emotions.
Fire Charity Fishing Tournaments 14th Annual tournament becomes a weekend long festival with local vendors, musicians, food trucks, entertainment, and of course lots of great fishing action all to benefit local charity.
Legislators faced uncertainty this past season from the pandemic. Local Representative Will Robinson shares his summary and highlights a few of the many accomplishments made including three important policy bills already signed by the Governor.
Pete Britton is a long-time resident of Manatee County. As a people person he enjoys his job by connecting with others and truly getting to know them. His passion for people spills over into his love for the community. Introducing Pete Britton and Bridgely Key Options, LLC.
Alex Garner is the founder of Garner Wealth Management and is a 4th generation Floridian. Alex was born and raised in Bradenton with deep family ties in the community. His main priorities as a financial advisor are to help families and young professionals begin with a solid financial foundation. Read more about Alex, his love of the financial world, and his personal touch for success.
Florida is almost a month into Governor Ron DeSantis’s executive order that suspended local government mandates and restrictions based on the COVID-19 State of Emergency. Does this order include some of Manatee’s Constitutional Offices and their elected officials that tend to be less noticed by the public?
Manatee County hosted Kevin J. Thibault, Secretary of the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) to discuss the area’s growing transportation needs. The visit included a presentation starting at Port Manatee and continued by helicopter for an aerial view of the county’s current and future transportation needs.
