The American Red Cross is celebrating 100 years of service to South Florida. For a century, the Red Cross has been there for the people in the Southern Gulf Region. Since the Lee County chapter was established in 1917, the Red Cross has made the community a safer place to live, work and play, meeting […]
It’s no secret that girls today are ravenous consumers of images—of themselves, their peers, and their idols. They are also the creators of their “ideal” lives, using the power of technology to craft a photographic story of themselves with editing tools and a keen eye for what will generate the most positive response on social […]
by Jane Cox Coffee with a Cop events began in Hawthorn, California to open doors for interaction outside of the crisis situations which might typically bring together citizens and law enforcement officers. Coffee with a Cop was adopted about a year and a half ago by Chief Thomas Weschler, who was appointed as Naples Chief […]
by Clay Cox Owner/President • Kitchens by Clay The most frequent question we get is “What’s trending now in kitchen design” and a great question it is because trends are just that “trends.” But before I answer this query I want to emphasize a personal belief first. It is important for prospective clients to know […]
by Erick Carter That style is best for my face shape? ”The four face shapes are round, square, heart, and oval.“ Are those the only factors I should consider? ”No, you should also consider other factors: texture, features, skull shape, and density of hair. So, let’s talk. There are three main types of texture: straight, […]
In the late 1980s, my consulting practice, Success Fulfillment, focused on enhancing productivity without burning up a company’s most important resource – its human resource. Some executive called my work “touchy feely” – not the kind we have seen in Hollywood and Washington these days – but the kind that taught leaders how to bring […]
by Allen Weiss, MD, MBA, FACP, FACR President and CEO, NCH Healthcare System Understanding poverty, unemployment, homelessness, drug-addiction, or any other socio-economic stress and unfortunate situation is a challenge for those of us who are so fortunate not have such an affliction. Equally arduous is being close to fellow citizens living with these circumstances. What does it feel like to […]
The Naples Children & Education Foundation (NCEF) will target childhood hunger and expand oral health care for the Fund a Need during its 2018 Naples Winter Wine Festival. Guests of the 2018 Naples Winter Wine Festival, the most successful international charity wine auction in the world, founded by NCEF, will have a chance to show their support through a live […]
All is new, clean and bright for Harry Chapin Food Bank here in Collier County, with the prospect of more growth, more programs and more collaboration with the community on the horizon. The food bank has opened a new, 13,500-square-foot Collier County Center at 3940 Prospect Ave. in Naples. The reason is simple: “We needed space,” said Eric Hitzeman, food bank […]
by Kelsey Burr Naples Zoo Marketing Associate You’re never too old to stop learning. At Naples Zoo, we strive to make that a reality, by offering educational programs for all ages. WILD ENCOUNTERS Families who want a unique behind-the-scenes experience can book one of our Wild Encounters, a new education program we recently launched. Wild Encounters allow guests to get closer to […]