Every year at this time I think I’m being repetitive by saying where did the summer and fall go? It seems as if I just wrote an article about the forthcoming summer and our plans in Angola on Lake Erie, near Buffalo, New York. We were with family and friends, and had fresh grown sweet […]
The Guess-Fisher Gallery features works of art by long time residents of Naples, Phil Fisher and Natalie Guess. As well as our paintings, we show a collection of works by eight other professional artists which offers a variety of interpretations of Naples area scenes. These are two stunning oil paintings we just acquired for the […]
ASK THE ARTSPERTS Dear Artsperts, As a longtime reader, I know you typically visit your artists in their studios in September and return with not only works for the season, but a story to share. Do you have an interesting story this year? Signed, Road Trippin’ Dear Trippin’, As is the case most years, we […]
Donalds Leads Florida House Republican Delegation In Demanding Answers Regarding Water Permitting In The Sunshine State Congressman Byron Donalds (R-FL) is leading an initiative to demand much needed answers from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) regarding its implementation of Clean Water Act Section 404 permitting, following the recent detrimental decision from the U.S. […]
2024-25 Season Shifts Into High Gear Celebrating a Season of Storytelling in November As November arrives and snowbirds return to Southwest Florida, Artis—Naples shifts its 2024-25 season into high gear with a lineup of inspiring exhibitions, performances and lectures. Celebrating a season of Storytelling, Artis—Naples remains the premier destination for visual and performing arts in […]
Sabine Rivera was just four years old when she first took the stage with The Naples Players, performing in KidzAct’s Nutcracker Goes Pop! For two years, she remained active in KidzAct before taking a brief hiatus, returning in 2018 to participate in a KidzAct performance class. (KidzAct has since evolved into the TNP Academy of […]
We hear about the flashy stuff –electric planes, constantly renewable solar panels, robots that do everything but brush your teeth, home delivery that drops off your next order based on AI estimates of when you need it. The sky-high advances make for good reading. But what about the ground level science that’s transforming America’s highways? […]
When seasonal residents return to our area this year, they might notice they are getting fewer annoying mosquito bites. On October 1, 2024, the Collier Mosquito Control District (District) expanded its boundaries to include areas of the county that have been developed over the last 20 years. Made possible by HB 509, which was sponsored […]
Stretching is an important part of the exercise regime. As one ages, muscles can get stiff and lose their ability to freely stretch to their ideal length, causing stress and strains on the body. Additionally, due to diet, the quality of foods and depleting soils, many nutrients that help our muscles, nerves and joints are […]
Substance use disorders have the potential to derail lives, impacting a person’s ability to lead a healthy and productive life, have meaningful relationships and fulfill their full potential. In 2023, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) reported that approximately 30.5 million adults nationwide reported having a substance use problem. The same report […]