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Healthy Aging Month marked with memories

The population of the United States in 2024 was approximately 340 million people. Centenarians, those fortunate enough to live 100 years, make up 0.03 percent of the population, or 101,000, with women making up 78 percent of that total. It is a goal many want to achieve but few ...

Tickets still available for Mayor’s Scholarship Ball

Tickets are still available for a major fundraising event to benefit the educational journey of Cape Coral students that takes place next weekend, with the public invited. The 2025 Cape Coral Mayor’s Scholarship Ball hits The Westin Cape Coral Resort on Oct. 11 starting at 5 p.m. The ...

Dr. Mel marks 25th anniversary

A business on Cape Coral Parkway is celebrating its 25th anniversary today with a special scoop of ice cream cone for patients. Dr. Melinda Youngs opened Dr. Mel Youngs Chiropractic & Wellness on Oct. 1, 2000. To celebrate the milestone, any patient who has an appointment on Oct. 1, will ...

Catholic Charities to expand behavioral health services

Catholic Charities Diocese of Venice, Inc., is expanding its behavioral health services to meet an urgent growing need across Southwest Florida, presenting local job opportunities for qualified behavioral health professionals.  “We are adding more behavioral health professionals, ...

Farmer Joe’s annual Fall Fest returns Oct. 25

Farmer Joe’s is welcoming the fall season with a fun, family-friendly event on Saturday, Oct. 25, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the store’s location, 1401 SW Pine Island Road, Cape Coral. This event is free and open to the public. Guests can enjoy an afternoon filled with seasonal fun and ...

Earnie’s Estuary is open at IMAG

The IMAG History & Science Center has another feature open to the public — Earnie’s Estuary is a lagoon-type, water attraction at the IMAG which has been recently restored and reimagined. The back-from-Hurricane Ian grand opening of Earnie’s Estuary was celebrated last Thursday, Sept. ...