DR. JEFFREY AND MRS. JOY CRAIG by Jane Cox PhD, ARNP You may have noticed a new concierge physician office in Old Naples. Dr. Jeffrey L. Craig and his wife, Joy, began practicing at the new location in January of 2019. The office is beautifully situated in the totally renovated corner of the former Maus […]
by, Karen Larson, Principal, Broad Avenue Studios, Inc. Wellness has emerged as one of the world’s biggest and fast growing industries.This growth is projected to only accelerate in years ahead and in turn reshaping the interior design sector. Broad Avenue Studios, Inc. specializes in wellness and assisting homeowners best determine how to bring this concept […]
The Naples Cat Alliance has helped stray cats, kittens and feral communities find that Life in Naples is a safer, healthier and happier place for those of the feline persuasion. Long known and well-regarded in the Naples rescue community, the Naples Cat Alliance just opened a new adoption shelter on March 22, 2019. Maybe you […]
Sales of the 23 residences in Phase 2 of Moorings Park Grande Lake remain strong, driven in part by the large livable floor plans. As Director of Sales, Gina Paris talks with potential new residents on a daily basis, she’s quick to point out Moorings Park Grande Lake is not your typical Life Plan community […]
The brilliant reds and blue-greens bursting forth as the sun settles into the water and the primitive sounds that surround me, made for intense competition between my senses. While one incredible variety of life settled in for the night, other countless species, each armed with its own unique evolutionary skills, emerged to survive in a […]
I appreciate just about any reason to celebrate and there’s a lot to celebrate in May. When I was a little girl, a sweet grandmotherly neighbor would wave me over every May 1st to give me a flower and wish me a happy May Day. I cannot boast any Mexican heritage, but I do enjoy […]
David Lawrence Center (DLC) celebrated the end of season and their 50th Anniversary with a reception honoring three special individuals and businesses. As Collier County’s only comprehensive, not-for-profit mental health and addiction recovery treatment center serving children, adults and families, it relies on the contributions and leadership of the people who support it to advance […]
by Dr. John Meyer, President, Hodges University With six degrees of separation, you can make unlikely connections. The link between higher education and workforce is direct. We hear about the need for more professional and skilled workers, but do we truly understand what that means? The challenge lies within what the average person’s understanding and […]
by Mollie Page Would you travel 1600 miles to buy a BBQ grill? Have you ever been chased by a mob of angry carnival workers? Ever bump into Bill Murray at a local bar? No? Well then, you’re obviously not a Russell. Connected by more than just the same first name, three local Russell’s shared […]
Every year, most students in the United States attend school for 180 days. Some school districts attend a few more days, others attend a few less. During that time, most students progress along a learning journey and grow in terms of knowledge and skills. However, when summer break comes along, the formal learning process often […]