Where Are We Now? Reflections from the Past Year Will government Local, State, Federal work together for the good of their constituents or will they continue to fight amongst themselves? Sadly, we’ve seen no change. Will the Naples Pier ever be whole again? A ribbon cutting was held on January 5. It will take almost 3 […]
by Tim L. Tetzlaff, Director of Conservation, Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens You’ve seen it happen. You’ve done it yourself. A moment that has to be remembered. Everyone clusters together. Children are lifted onto shoulders and others maneuvered in front of the lens. A stranger is enlisted to help to get everyone in the photo. […]
Your new love interest asked for money urgently or to “invest” it. Say no. It’s a romance scam. Never send money or gifts to a sweetheart you haven’t met in person. If you suspect a romance scam, stop communicating with the person immediately. Valentine’s Day comes once a year, but romance scammers work their schemes […]
For one unforgettable weekend, the Wonder Gardens did more than mark a milestone— it reminded Southwest Florida why this beloved landmark has endured for nine decades, while hundreds of Florida’s historic attractions have faded, and why its future matters now more than ever. The 90th anniversary celebration brought together generations of supporters, families, civic leaders, […]
At Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, protecting coastal habitat is a community effort. Through hands-on citizen science projects, residents, students and visitors are helping scientists understand how fish and wildlife use the Reserve before and after major restoration work. This data plays a critical role in ensuring restoration efforts truly improve habitat and strengthen […]
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For many years (indeed, much of my lifetime), discussions about feminine hygiene were treated as too personal or uncomfortable to address publicly, even though this affects one half of the population. The reality is that access to basic menstrual supplies is a monthly necessity. In an economic climate beset with rising costs in practically every […]
by Gabrielle O’Boyle, MS, APR, Healthcare Network For more than three decades, the Marion E. Fether Medical Center has been a constant in Immokalee, serving generations of families as the community’s only comprehensive medical provider. Today, that trusted health hub is entering a new chapter, marked by a thoughtful transformation designed to better serve the […]
I am always drawn to the idea of beginnings. Beginnings are powerful, carrying hope, possibility, and the promise of what lies ahead. At The Immokalee Foundation, our work begins with early literacy intervention, one of the most essential building blocks of a child’s life and one of the strongest predictors of future success. The ability […]
by Aaron Schultz Warrior Homes of Collier For many veterans, the transition from the military back to civilian life can be devastating. Tens of thousands across the nation are currently homeless. Some sources cite nearly 20% of combat vets turning to heavy drinking and drugs, driven by post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and adjustment challenges, with […]