Foghat and special guest Nazareth are coming to Seminole Casino Hotel Immokalee on Saturday, May 16 at 8 p.m. with doors opening at 7 p.m. Tickets for this concert will be available starting Friday, Jan. 30 from Ticketmaster or at moreinparadise.com. Parking is free. Attendees must be at least ...
Eight of the 30 2026 Golden Apple Finalist teachers are from Cape Coral and North Fort Myers schools. The Foundation for Lee County Public Schools, Inc. developed the Golden Apple Teacher Recognition Program as its first program 28 years ago. Since then, 219 educators have been awarded the ...
The School District of Lee County appointed a new interim board attorney and general counsel Friday. Robert Dodig, assistant school board attorney for human resources, was appointed as of Jan. 23 to take the position. Board Chair Armor Persons will negotiate the contract. The special ...
The extreme cold weather conditions that have spread across the United States over the past few days arrived in the Sunshine State this week. Southwest Florida saw a low of 38 degrees on Tuesday night, and a low of 39 Wednesday evening. Add in wind chills, temperatures felt like below ...
Gov. Ron DeSantis announced on Wednesday Florida will be opting in to the Federal Education Freedom Tax Credit established through the One Big Beautiful Bill Act to expand school choice efforts. “Florida families have access to the nation’s top ranked and largest school choice program. ...
Found a comatose iguana? Do not attempt to resuscitate the "sleeping" reptile. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has a message for the public on how cold weather can impact wildlife and what to do — and what not to do — if you encounter nonnative green iguanas in ...
Cribbage scores from Thursday, Jan. 8, at the St. James City Civic Center at Lemon Street and 4th Avenue. 1st Place — Rick Parrott 2nd Place — Joel Schuitema 3rd Place — Mike Mulder 4th Place — John Perkowski “Potato Head of the Week” — Judy Schuitema We need new ...
For those of us old enough to remember the ‘60s, the times they aren’t a-changin.’ The current administration’s decision to wage a boots-on-the-ground “police action” is not the first time an administration, citing preservation and protection of country ideals, has been willing to ...