By MERYL O’ROURKE news@breezenewspapers.com Hello fellow gardener, welcome back! You may remember in my last article that I had begun working on my front walkway. Unfortunately, I ran into a snag early on and decided to leave that project for cooler months. I was able to get a count of ...
Enjoy being artistic or want to embrace your creative side? Cape Coral’s food truck park located along the Caloosahatchee River is starting a weekly series where attendees can tap into the world of art while enjoying scenic food, good eats, and cold drinks. Slipaway Food Truck Park & ...
Two siblings will graduate from Florida State University with master’s degrees on July 31, a milestone they are excited to share. Christy Ellis said she and her husband Chris are very proud of their children. “They are third-generation Seminoles. Chris’s parents graduated from FSU ...
A Fort Myers native has taken the helm at North Fort Myers High School, bringing a wealth of experience from various positions throughout the School District of Lee County. “I still pinch myself every day,” North Fort Myers High School Principal Chris Drake said of his drives to the ...
While the skies were light bright on the Fourth of July holiday, there have been additional, and far more dangerous ways the night has been illuminated locally. With Florida producing the second most lighting strikes annually in the United States —— and the most fatalities —— strikes ...
Cape Coral will soon have a concert series to call its own. This fall, Cut the Chord Entertainment will launch SoundsCape Concert Series, a new collection of immersive musical experiences inspired by the city’s history, culture and community. The inaugural performance, CandleGlow: Tales of ...
