A Parkinson’s disease (PD) diagnosis can feel overwhelming, bringing uncertainty about the future and questions about quality of life. Yet today, more than ever, there is reason for hope. Research consistently shows that early intervention—paired with the right programs and support—can significantly improve how individuals live with PD. Here […]
While many young people in Southwest Florida spend the summer traveling, relaxing, and/or recharging, Immokalee Foundation students opt for a different path. These enthusiastic young people continue their journey toward success through dynamic, engaging learning experiences that are not just fun, but meaningful for all of Southwest Florida. To begin, one summer highlight is the […]
Adelaida arrived in the U.S. from Mexico 20 years ago with nothing but the courage to build a better life. She was alone, unable to speak English, but determined. Her days began at 3 a.m., working in a restaurant and learning English from her boss. Four years later, she met her husband. After enduring a […]
In this big history year, with our country observing its 250th anniversary, a national time capsule is being readied. Planners are tasked with not only choosing the contents. They have to make sure the capsule, and whatever is in there, will last for the next two and a half centuries. Which makes me wonder … […]
The laughter and joy of children singing filled the air on March 18 as Pathways Early Education Center of Immokalee hosted a vibrant ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate its new playground. Bringing together community members, families and supporters, the event marked a sign of more progress to come and a profound investment in the earliest years […]
Alexander Shelley returns for third season as artistic and music director The Baker Museum explores transformation, identity and vision across exhibitions Naples Philharmonic marks Beethoven anniversary with performances of all nine symphonies Artis—Naples, Southwest Florida’s premier destination for the visual and performing arts, announced today its 2026-27 performing arts subscription season and highlights of The […]
It’s easy to slip into hibernation mode when you live in a tropical climate, like Southwest Florida, but here are some holistic tips I often share with my patients to help reboot your body and brain. Spray on a grapefruit scent Researchers have discovered that this citrus fruit’s refreshing scent instantly boosts electrical activity in […]
Publisher Reg Buxton Earlier this year, I had the pleasure of being elected as Chairman of the Collier Mosquito Control District Board of Commissioners. It is a role I take seriously, as mosquito control is a vital service that makes our growing community one of the best places in the country to live and visit. […]
by Dr. Joaquin Hernandez, NP In today’s evolving medical landscape, cancer treatment has become increasingly advanced, offering patients more hope than ever before. Yet for many individuals undergoing chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery, the journey is often accompanied by fatigue, weakness, and a profound sense of depletion. At Sagewood Institute in Naples, a new approach is […]
by Chris Rozansky, Executive Director, Naples Airport Authority High season in Naples was one for the record books. Full-time and seasonal residents enjoyed beautiful weather and blue skies. Restaurants, retail stores and attractions were, as expected, busy throughout the winter and early spring. Meanwhile, Naples remains among the nation’s strongest housing markets for affluent buyers, […]