Pine Island Food Pantry Treasurer Diane Gleason is very excited about Woodstock 2, the second annual fundraiser being presented on behalf of the Pine Island Food Pantry at the St. James City Civic Center Sunday, Jan. 11, from 1-4 p.m.. “Deb and the Dynamics will be entertaining and ...
Chardayne (Char) Seuffert, broker owner of RE/MAX Sunshine, said she identifies as an islander, as she lived here when she was a child in 1982. Her heart, she said, is in Matlacha, which is just one of her two current business locations. “What people should know about me is that I am the ...
The American Legion will have its annual chili/cornbread cook-off fundraiser this Saturday, Jan. 10. Those wishing to enter the contest should drop off their entrees by noon Saturday. The taste testing and judging fee charge is $5. The cook-off will start at 4 p.m. after the legion’s ...
A Lee County Sheriff's Office deputy responding to a domestic call in St. James City shot and killed an armed suspect. No deputies were injured and, as per policy, those involved will be placed on administration leave with pay. The LCSO provided the following information on its Facebook ...
Lee County Government is coordinating with its partner agencies for cold-weather outreach this week. The Lee County Department of Human & Veteran Services, Lee County Transit (LeeTran) and additional partners typically coordinate plans during timeframes in which the temperature drops below ...
Life in Fort Myers and Cape Coral is getting a little bit easier for residents who are older or have a disability, thanks to the Neighbors Network of Lee County, along with other local agencies. On Thursday, the Neighbors Network held a seminar titled “Let Us Count the Transportation ...
The St. James City Civic Association has scheduled the following activities : Wednesday, Jan. 7 • Yoga with Carole: 9 – 10 a.m. A gentle yoga class for all skill levels and modifications needed. Please bring your own mat. • Little Learners Nature Group: 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. Open to ...
National Newspaper Week wrapped up Saturday with, no doubt, a typical end-of-week collective sigh by those of us working a beat. Our numbers have dwindled — an 80% decline from 800,000-plus newsroom jobs in 1990 to around 86,000 in mid-2025, according to ReportEarth — but still, papers ...