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Cape Coral Military Officers Association to meet Nov. 8

Clubs & Organizations

The Cape Coral Military Officers Association of America will hold its monthly breakfast meeting at 10 a.m., Saturday, Nov. 8, at the Cape Royal Golf Club, 1460 Royal Tee Circle, Cape Coral. Cape Coral Mayor John Gunter will be the featured speaker. The breakfast cost is $12 per person and is open to not only Cape Coral MOAA members, but also former and retired U.S. military officers and senior noncommissioned officers. Reservations are requested by calling Cindy Nolan at 618-580-2368 or emailing her at capecoralmoaa@gmail.com.

Cape Coral Computer Club to meet Nov. 5

Clubs & Organizations

The topic for the Wednesday, Nov. 5, Cape Coral Computer Club meeting, “Using AI to simplify complex information,” will focus on tools that can condense difficult data into easy-to-understand summaries. The club will also explore the AI Tool Report as a valuable resource for discovering new and useful AI-powered applications. The meeting will be held via Zoom starting with sign-in and socializing from 1:30-2 p.m., with the meeting running from 2-4 p.m. To RSVP and receive the Zoom link, please visit ...

Congressional App Challenge submissions deadline approaching

Local Lifestyles

Congressional App Challenge submissions are due Oct. 30 for students in Florida’s 19th Congressional District. The challenge was established in 2013 to engage students from across the country in a science, technology, engineering, and mathematics academic competition as a bipartisan ...

Emily Feichthaler named Coca-Cola scholarship semi-finalist

Business

Oasis High School’s Emily Feichthaler has been named a 2026 Coca-Cola Scholars Program Semi-Finalist, the only student from Cape Coral. The students were selected based on leadership, service, impact and academics. More than 107,000 high school seniors applied and 1,230 students ...

Socks donated to school

Local Lifestyles

Two Cape Coral residents, Donna Moore and Miss Bess, recently donated nearly a thousand pairs of youth-size Puma socks to Tropic Isles Elementary in North Fort Myers, helping ensure that students in need have access to this essential item. As cooler months approach, the contribution will bring ...