VISION GOAL: PRESERVE THE TOWN’S DISTINCTIVE CHARACTER AND CULTURE. Residents and visitors alike recognize the ambiance created by the tree-lined streets of Naples. For the 17th consecutive year, the City of Naples received the Tree City U.S.A. designation and, for the seventh consecutive year, the City received a Tree City U.S.A. Growth Award. The City […]
Three Parts Protection, one part cuddly quilt by Karen T. Bartlett The first thing we do when a child comes through our door is to assure her that she is now safe,” says Jackie Stephens, CEO of the Children’s Advocacy Center of Collier County. “Whether a child is brought in by a nonoffending parent or […]
As our State Legislature returns to session be certain that they know that you want a LAW to regulate marijuana not a referendum. This is the only way to control its use as “Medical Marijuana.” What we as citizens expect is tight management on how this substance is prescribed, control on who prescribes it and […]
Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church (MMBC) is an historical church located in the heart of the City of Naples that has been serving this community for over 85 years. In addition to its philanthropic endeavors, MMBC brings spiritual enlightenment and makes visits to those sick and shut in. It is a community church dedicated to serving […]
Join the Collier Republicans kicking off Collier County Republican Women’s Week and the 2016 Election Cycle, as CARLY FIORINA keynotes the “2nd Annual Republican Women Make the Difference!” at the Golisano Children’s Museum of Naples. Click Here to Make You Reservation Today!
Exceptional Wines and Experiences Available to the Public in the First-Ever Online Auction, Opening January 12 Naples, FL – January x, 2015 – Due to overwhelming demand, the Naples Winter Wine Festival is now sold out. However, oenophiles and travel adventurers alike can still get in on the excitement by participating in the first-ever online […]
Hodges University, a private, non-profit institution of higher learning offering 25 undergraduate and nine graduate degree programs of study, has named Dr. David B. Borofsky as interim president. The appointment has been approved by the university’s Board of Trustees. Dr. Borofsky has more than 30 years of experience in leadership positions with public universities, community […]
by Kelly Merritt It really is a great program. I just wish my high school had it at the time when I was young.” Lieutenant Colonel Paul Garrah may not have had Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps ( JROTC) at his school, but he devotes his time to making sure Collier County students have the […]
A look at common abbreviations for today’s technology If you use a computer or handheld device, there is probably a time when you were stumped by a term that did not make sense. Many of these abbreviations are used all the time, yet many of us could not identify their real names. I will attempt […]
The Guadalupe Center in Immokalee is a symbol of hope. For more than 30 years, the nonprofit organization has guided pre-kindergarten through high school-aged students toward a better future, one focused on education as an answer to breaking the cycle of poverty. The success stories – 79 college graduates, thousands of kindergarten-ready students and first-generation […]