Sponsorships are available for the 2025 Enchanted Gala to be held Feb. 13 to benefit planned improvements to the historic Wonder Gardens in Bonita Springs. “An Enchanted Oasis” is the theme of the
Better Together, with support from King Solomon United Baptist Church, will host a community job fair from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 21 in Jacksonville. Registration is now open for
Southwest Florida’s premier culinary event, Sizzle Dining, broke multiple records this year, including a remarkable 62,529 meals sold at participating restaurants in Lee, Collier and Charlotte counties. The highly anticipated annual dining event,
The Horizon Foundation, Horizon Council and Lee County Economic Development Office have announced winners of the 2024 Industry Appreciation Awards. The 32nd annual awards program was held Oct. 25 at the Caloosa Sound
To support hurricane relief efforts across the state, Norman Love Confections has created the I Love Florida Box, with a portion of the proceeds going to Better Together, a Florida-based nonprofit dedicated to
After a decade of service in Israel, a dynamic spiritual leader and multilingual Jewish educator with a musical background is the new rabbi of Temple Judea, Fort Myers’ Conservative synagogue. To formally welcome
Maylene Kiang Wu, board president for Boys & Girls Clubs of Lee County, has been named Florida Board Member of the Year by Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s Florida Alliance. The award
The Conservancy of Southwest Florida is offering a Nature in November promotion, with free admission to the Nature Center every Saturday in November and discounted memberships. “After two back-to-back hurricanes in October, we
The Conservancy of Southwest Florida is offering a Nature in November promotion, with free admission to the Nature Center every Saturday in November and discounted memberships. “After two back-to-back hurricanes in October, we
The top two attorneys and seven volunteer lawyers affiliated with the Lee County Legal Aid Society are among more than 30 “legal superstars” being honored for their work on behalf of low-income county