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The Fort Myers Film Festival, commencing its 14th annual event on May 22 at the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center, will recognize Sheriff Carmine Marceno with

The Fort Myers Film Festival, commencing its 14th annual event on May 22 at the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center, will recognize Sheriff Carmine Marceno with

Kimmies Recovery Zone, a heartfelt nonprofit organization rooted in the Page Park community, will host its Holiday Party on Dec. 17 from noon to 2 p.m. The fre

Lee Health Foundation awarded the Frank Haskell Humanitarian Award to Richard M. Schulze at the annual Evening of Appreciation event held Nov. 6. Schulze was ho

Reported by Charlene Golden, Club Secretary The last Division Council Meeting this year for Kiwanis Division 19 was hosted by the Kiwanis C

Lee County is receiving $26 million as part of a nationwide, $50 billion, settlement with the country’s largest opioid manufacturers.

“The generosity displayed by Ms. Martin will go a long way in helping to make this Christmas a memorable one for children in Southwest Florida who otherwise would have gone without.” — AL Kinkle, founder of Kimmie’s Recovery Zone Christmas for many SWFL children and victims of hurricane Ian just got a lot brighter thanks

A website has been designed to help individuals and family members trying to overcome addiction to search and compare licensed treatment sites.

A new online tool just expanded to Florida aimed at providing personalized recovery options for those battling addiction. It could be the lifeline people need with finding the right treatment fit being a confusing and frustrating process.