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Mrs. Edison’s Hymn Sing set for Feb. 3

A tradition of more than three decades will take place again next month at First Presbyterian Church in downtown Fort Myers, as an official sanctioned event of the Edison Festival of Lights. The 36th annual Mrs. Edison’s Hymn Sing will take place at 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 3, at ...

Seven Islands development agreement approved

The Seven Islands development agreement, the precursor to the sale and purchase of the 47-acre site has been approved. Cape Coral City Council approved the agreement between the city and Gulf Gateway Resort & Marina, LLC. Wednesday. Councilmember Rachel Kaduk was not present during the ...

Cape man facing auto theft, fraudulent use of credit card charges

A Cape Coral man was arrested after police say a stolen vehicle investigation tied him to credit card fraud. Blake Riollano, 19, had been charged with grand theft of a motor vehicle, fraudulent use of a credit card and criminal use of personal identification information, all third degree ...

AutoTQ Tourniquet kits rolling out at Lee County parks

AutoTQ, a stop-the-bleed kit, is now available at multiple county parks throughout Lee County. Hannah Herbst, founder and CEO of Golden Hour Medical, said the focus was really on reimagining the moment after a tragic injury and how she could help. She met representatives from Lee County at a ...

‘The People’s Town Hall’ set for Jan. 31

A town hall organized by a city civic watchdog group is set for next week. Organized by the Take Out the Trash Committee of Cape Coral, the People’s Town Hall to bring “the community together to demand accountability, transparency & integrity from our local government,” is set for 1 to ...