Mike Walcher
Instructor, FGCU Journalism Program-
A local public transit program is being called a success, after two years of a trial run.LeeTran said the ULTRA On Demand Transit program is working, and may be expanded.
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So much for neighbor helping neighbor in a county stand-off in Southwest Florida. Charlotte County is beginning a process that could lead to a lawsuit against its neighbor to the south - Lee County.
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On October 18th, approximately 7-million people united in cities and towns across the country for No King’s Day. Organizers called the event a “non-violence defiance of authoritarianism”.
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Some local businesses are being honored as the best in Lee County. The Horizon Council, a group dedicated to business excellence and growth in Lee County, announced its Industry Appreciation Awards for 2025.
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If there's one current issue that likely will make the history books, it may be this: Is the pledge of America as the land of liberty, with freedom and justice for all, surviving our current and wide political divide? Can we keep a republic, as Benjamin Franklin once put it?
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Marco Island is switching to a new payment system for utilities. It's also installing new water meters, and, according to the city, some customers likely will pay more.
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The Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Fort Myers has approved two rebates for major developments. One is a home ownership project in Dunbar; the other a downtown hotel.
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The Lee County Civic Center has a new name: The Mike Greenwell Regional Park.Lee County commissioners voted to honor one of their own, who died recently.
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No Kings rally brought out thousands all over Southwest Florida on Oct. 18.
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The No Kings protest in Port Charlotte brought out a large crowd along a busy roadway. Demonstrators showed up an hour before the scheduled start time, and proceeded to wave anti-Trump signs at passing vehicles.