Budding Chefs – Estero Culinary Arts
IN MOST HIGH SCHOOLS, Sabrina Torres would be making pancakes on a griddle in home economics class; instead, she’s crafting an edible centerpiece out of…
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Thanksgiving – Community Effort 'Feeds The 5,000'
Photo credit to Lamb of God Church. Feeding the 5,000 For the typical American family, Thanksgiving is all about taking it slow: Waiting for the…
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Estero’s Super Summer Reads
With snowbirds flying north and sunlight hours stretching, the pace of life seems to slow in Southwest Florida this time of year, leaving time for…
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Estero’s Silicon Valley – Sunset Coast Technology Consortium
You’ve just created an innovative app. Now what? That’s the dilemma for Florida Gulf Coast University computer science major Daniel D’Amato. On his quest to…
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The Art Of Estero
Painting by James Fox. During the lovely late winter days of Southwest Florida, opportunities abound for art enthusiasts. This month starts with the Bonita Springs…
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Ghosts Of Koreshan
No longer Estero’s best-kept secret, Koreshan State Historic Site bustles with activity each season, all with the goal of sharing the unique history of its…
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Estero Christmas
Photo credit to Estero Christmas Celebration. Lights, sights and sounds of Christmas will abound onstage at Estero’s only community Christmas production. Each year, more than…
Read MoreRebuilding The ’Blades – Florida Everblades Hungry For Playoffs
On the heels of an underachieving 2013-14 season, the Florida Everblades are bringing fresh talent to the ice. It’s a younger, hungrier team – a…
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City’s Oldest Law Firm Celebrates 90 Years
Photo credit to Henderson Franklin | Attorneys at Law. Jim Franklin, Jr., and the venerable Fort Myers law firm bearing his family name were born…
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Wave Of Worship
Photo credit to Living Waters Church. As Living Waters Church surges into its new building at the former Albertsons grocery site in Estero this month,…
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New Horizons – Helping Kids Chart A Course For Success
When Juan Lopez was four years old, his family immigrated from Mexico to Bonita Springs and struggled to acclimate into a culture and language they…
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Student Athletes Building Eagles’ National Reputation
Photo credit to Brad Young / Eagle News. While basketball may have put Fort Myers on the map as Dunk City, Florida Gulf Coast University…
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