Avow is pleased to announce the acquisition of property at 14590 Hope Center Loop in Hope Preserve, Fort Myers, representing an important step in the organization’s continued expansion of services for patients and
Foxtail Coffee Co. and Southwest Florida Housing Foundation, the nonprofit development arm of The Housing Authority of the City of Fort Myers, recently celebrated the grand opening of the coffee shop at Latimer
Drake Ready Mix has hired David Berberich as its new sales manager. In this role, Berberich will leverage his extensive sales and technical expertise to help deliver reliable, high-performance concrete solutions for customers
The Tommy Bohanon Foundation is now accepting applications from Southwest Florida school-based athletic programs for its Sports Equipment Grant. These programs can receive funding or equipment for their athletes through the Foundation. Applications
The Alliance for Florida’s National Parks announced it has received an $85,000 Capacity Building Grant from the National Park Foundation to develop and launch a new membership program and online engagement platform in
Slipaway Food Truck Park & Marina is offering guests a relaxing way to start their weekends with its mat Pilates classes every Saturday morning. Classes will be held weekly from September through December
MetroLagoons is celebrating the unofficial end of summer with its Labor Day Bash on Sept. 5-7, bringing three days of water, sun and family-friendly fun to its four lagoons. With acres of clear
Stevens Construction has started an expansion and renovation of Riverside Church of Fort Myers, located at 8660 Daniels Parkway, announced Dan Adams, executive vice president/partner, Stevens Construction, Inc. Stevens Construction is providing a
Carly Anderson has joined Priority Marketing as a public relations and events coordinator in a dual role that supports publicity, fundraising and stewardship needs of clients. Anderson’s public relations responsibilities include copywriting, including
Warrior Homes of Collier announced four students with military ties are the latest recipients of $5,000 scholarships from the nonprofit that serves at-risk and homeless veterans in Collier County. In addition to temporary