by Clay Cox Owner/President • Kitchens by Clay I once had a customer come into our Kitchens by Clay showroom and say: “I would like to purchase cabinetry that has very low quality standards. The quality of the installation and customer service must be poor also. I am requesting this because I know I will […]
Gary Sullivan understands the importance of taking care of one’s eyes. Three decades ago, he was successfully treated for cataracts and glaucoma, allowing him to continue his career as a business professor in Texas and enjoy his retirement years in Naples and New Mexico with his wife Linda. So, when Sullivan began losing vision in […]
Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) honors both individuals and organizations whose actions have made a positive contribution in the lives of those in our communities through their dedication to philanthropy. AFP’s Everglades Chapter will honor its 2016 Philanthropist of the Year, Eva Sugden Gomez, as well as many worthy volunteers and other recipients who make […]
Why are some people so successful, even though they seem not as talented as others who never quite make it? Why do some people love to work out, practice, and persist—while others drop out, get frustrated, and never seem to finish anything? The answer is grit, which is also the title of psychologist Angela Duckworth’s […]
The weather is starting to change soon. If you haven’t already done so it is time to explore the everyday use of your body. Whether you start your day exercising or you merely get up, make coffee and read the paper, you need to think about the postures used for that chosen task. YOU WANT […]
At 6’5”, 255 pounds, Ikaika Alama- Francis cuts an imposing figure. But he instantly puts everyone at ease, with his wide smile, a handshake and his trademark “Aloha!” You are in the company of a confident, charismatic, compassionate man – one who’s transformed his life off the football field. His first name – Ikaika – […]
Business and agricultural leaders prepare to celebrate what has become known as a favorite Thanksgiving tradition in Collier County. Sixty-one years ago, the national Farm City Council was formed in an effort to help bring together business and agricultural communities. Their goal was to demonstrate the interdependence of a vibrant network of farmers and business […]
When quintessential Neapolitan hospitality joins forces with artistic excellence, the results can only be described as … unforgettable. The third annual Share the Love Valentine’s concert has named Gulfshore Playhouse as beneficiary of its 2017 two evening philanthropic event. Held at The Portico at Oakes Estates, the celebration begins Sunday evening, February 12, with a […]
by Laurel Meny At the Naples Art Association, we are all about the visual, so imagine us placing the final, giant puzzle piece in puzzle that we’ve been working on for over 60 years. And, as that piece is secured, the big picture of the Naples Art Association comes into view. It’s pretty spectacular, right? […]
Dear Artsperts: My wife and I have a print hanging in our kitchen and I noticed the other day it says “AP” in the lower left corner in pencil. What does the AP stand for? Is it worth more because it says “AP” instead of a number? Signed, Penciled In Dear Penciled, The “AP” […]