Java The Hutts is a robotics team out of Fort Myers.
You've Earned It
Kakar has been with Erickson Senior Living for twelve years
Thomas Morris, M.D., is new to Siena Lakes but he’s not new to the Erickson Senior Living family
Residents enjoy in-person fitness classes, water aerobics, pickle ball, bocce and more
The injured man, who worked for a third-party cleaning service, wasn’t authorized to be in the tiger habitat area, authorities said.
Residents recognize that the holidays are a time to be generous with others
73 employees receive gift from 2021 Staff Appreciation Fund
A Massachusetts woman claimed a $5 million prize playing the $5,000,000 Cashword scratch-off game, Florida Lottery said.
As a Salvation Army First Responder, Midwest Food Bank can have relief on the road within 24 hours of a call.
Food boxes and cleaning supplies are being sent to those affected by the storm.
Appreciating the opportunity to enjoy the community’s beautiful campus all year round
Send us your photos of sunsets, romps at the beach or children at the playground. You might have your photo published on Patch.
Longtime Erickson Senior Living staff members are excited to join Siena Lakes
Top FL news includes two Olympic medalists from Florida, a death-row killer dying in custody, a Lakeland Christian grad gets drafted.
New residents look forward to the maintenance-free lifestyle
Many hunts don't require a quota permit.
Venting a fish incorrectly can cause more harm than good.
More than 500 people have already raised their hands to participate in this Southwest Florida community problem-solving initiative.
Agendas are available at least seven days in advance.
The session begins at 5 p.m.
Grilling accidents result in 19,700 trips to the hospital annually.
This photo by Shannon Wells shows a tall ship at sunset at Bowditch Point Park in Lee County.
The Fort Myers CRA with its numerous community partners have supported arts and cultural developments in the City of Palms since 1984.
Space is limited so registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.
Stefanie Ink Edwards will succeed Tracey Galloway, who has announced her retirement after 10 years with the organization.
Now that COVID restrictions are loosening, people are comfortable with returning to volunteerism.
The goal is to reduce damaging discharges and send more clean water south to the Everglades.
Volunteers and donations are needed to continue programs for the hungry and homeless in Lee County through the summer.
The online session begins at 1 p.m.
The organization is committed to bringing the region together to solve all its major social problems on an 18-year deadline.
Since 1984 the CRA has been at the forefront of local redevelopment efforts occurring in the most blighted areas and spaces in the city.
A home preservation grant is available in Dr. MLK, Jr. Blvd. Target Area.
Exhibits, creative camps and art classes are on the schedule.
A limited number of garden carts are available, so guests are encouraged to bring their own.
Perks include $300 sign on bonuses for all positions.
The annual fundraiser for the American Cancer Society is moving to the Edison & Ford Winter Estates near downtown Fort Myers.
The recreational harvest will re-open on Aug. 1.