Daily News Roundup: February 11, 2025
Temporary Road Closures Announced for Upcoming Infrastructure Projects
Bradenton, FL – Motorists in Manatee County should prepare for temporary road closures next week as crews conduct scheduled maintenance and infrastructure improvements.
Volunteers Needed for Next Camp Flying Eagle Cleanup on February 22
Bradenton, FL – Camp Flying Eagle is making significant strides toward reopening after suffering extensive hurricane damage. Thanks to dedicated volunteers and ongoing cleanup efforts, much of the debris has been removed, bringing the camp closer to full operational status for local Scouts.
Bradenton Man Arrested for Fentanyl Distribution Leading to Woman’s Death
A year-and-a-half-long investigation has led to the arrest of a man accused of selling fentanyl-laced pills that resulted in a fatal overdose at a local gas station.
Habitat for Humanity Celebrates 30 Years of Building Homes and Hope in Manatee County
Habitat for Humanity of Manatee County marked a milestone on Saturday, February 8, as the organization celebrated 30 years of service with a community event in downtown Bradenton. The anniversary celebration occurred in the parking lot across from the Manatee Performing Arts Center, drawing supporters, families, and volunteers to honor three decades of …
Turning Points Hosts ‘Be the Key Breakfast’ to Support Vital Community Services
Bradenton, FL – Community leaders, supporters, and advocates gathered at the annual "Be the Key Breakfast" hosted by Turning Points, an organization dedicated to providing life-changing services to individuals and families facing housing insecurity and financial hardship. The event aimed to raise awareness and support for the nonprofit’s essential progr…
Four Teens Face Felony Charges for Vandalizing Public Bathroom in Bradenton
Four teenagers are facing felony criminal mischief charges after causing extensive damage to a public restroom at Rossi Park on the Riverwalk. Authorities estimate the destruction to be at least $5,000.