Local health care leaders gathered Jan. 23 at Southwest Florida Proton to celebrate the center’s Phase 1 opening, which offers new health care options for residents of Lee and Collier counties. Southwest Florida
Better Together, a nonprofit dedicated to families and children, has promoted Vanessa Estrada to executive director of its Southwest Florida region. In her new role, Estrada works alongside CEO Megan Rose to oversee,
Savour Coffee, located at 16520 S. Tamiami Trail, Suite 138, Fort Myers, has reached the one-and-a-half-year milestone of serving the community and establishing itself as one of the top coffee shops in the
Stevens Construction, Inc. has expanded Fort Myers operations with the addition of Project Manager Jeff Faluade, announced Daniel Adams, executive vice president and partner. With 12 years of commercial construction experience, Faluade has
The School District of Lee County is set to host a Transportation Job Fair for Southwest Florida job seekers from 3 to 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 12 at East County Regional Library,
Priority Marketing has added Sydney Hajek as a marketing and events coordinator to support the firm’s client services and events teams. In this role, Hajek provides event support, including assistance with planning and
Thanks to the generosity of donors, the United Way School Resource Center was able to distribute 24 bikes and helmets to give to Lee County School District students who have to walk to
Stevens Construction has completed an interior renovation of the Children’s Advocacy Center of Southwest Florida (CAC) located at 3830 Evans Ave. in Fort Myers, announced Joe Cimilluca, director of special projects, Stevens Construction,
Heart, Body & Mind Home Care, a non-clinical, personal home care agency, has earned the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners (NCCDP) Memory Care Seal of Excellence. The designation recognizes Heart, Body &
Four Sanibel non-profit organizations have partnered to launch a new outreach campaign with a goal to broaden public awareness and appreciation of natural resources and wildlife on the island. Called “The Sanibel Wild