Dayna Harpster
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Some Southwest Floridians are embracing the cold-plunge trend. While the temperatures in the Gulf may be too warm for the traditional way, businesses are springing up that allow patrons to cold plunge indoors.
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New program has robots delivering food to FGCU students.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics report for the period ending in April 2025 shows Naples/Marco Island at a loss of .6 percent.
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One local food pantry is facing two critical issues: Hurricane season approaches and the number of people in need of food assistance is rising.
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Lesley Bush won a gold medal in the Olympics in 1964. It was a surprising win that taught her a few things about life.
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Editorial cartoonist Doug MacGregor of Fort Myers, who has been wielding the pen and ink to draw often humorous but also poignant attention to issues facing Southwest Florida for decades, donated about 250 of his original drawings to Florida Gulf Coast University, where they are housed in its special archives.
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Thousands in Southwest Florida joined the coordinated "Hands Off" protests around the country on Saturday, April 5.
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Marni Sawicki, mayor of Cape Coral from 2013 to 2017, moved back to her home state of Michigan and is running for governor.
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The Maylene and Wen Wu Family Foundation donates $1 million to Boys & Girls Clubs of Lee County toward the Park Meadows capital campaign, to turn the former Fort Myers Event Center into a full-service club.
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A workshop April 5 in Naples aims to teach people who want to write for children the process from idea to finished product.