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As successful and wealthy people flocked to Sarasota, grand homes with grand names became local landmarks. Sadly, few survive today.

Several named mansions owe their construction to the influence of Bertha Palmer, the Queen of Chicago Society who arrived in Sarasota in 1910.

The newlywed Ralph and Ellen arrived in Sarasota via horse and buggy in 1899. They were among the first who saw Sarasota’s growth potential.

Sarasota has dozens and dozens of Italian restaurants. Here are the 22 best.

From the West Coast to the Caribbean, check out these warm locales around the U.S. that are perfect for your fall escape!

The books listed below are now available for checkout at the Clovis-Carver Public Library. The library is open to the public, but patrons can still

Rising sea levels are threatening to overtake Sarasotas historic sites.

Sellers of “organic modern” home in Sarasota’s Bay Haven neighborhood hope to find buyer interested in preserving the distinctive house

We toured these small, less-populated towns on the Gulf side of Florida's peninsula and these are some of our favorites!

Wouldn't be great if there was a passenger train from Glacier to Yellowstone? One man had that same vision, over 100 years ago.