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Assortment of handbags to be auctioned. COURTESY PHOTO Handbag Happy Hour returns Wednesday, Jan. 25, with more than 100 new and gently loved handbags, men’s accessories and pet items to be auctioned to benefit The Nature Park Education Foundation, the non-profit at The Shell Factory, which received major damage during Hurricane Ian. The event will

Three years ago, the Shell Factory started a new tradition — ringing in the New Year a tad early so that those who like to be home before the page officiall

GOLD Entertainment presents Debbie Gibson and her “Winterlicious” Holiday Tour at 8 p.m. Dec. 16 at Seminole Casino Hotel Immokalee. Tickets start at $65. — moreinparadise.com

Handbag Happy Hour returns Wednesday, Jan. 25, with more than 100 new and gently loved handbags, men’s accessories and pet items to be auctioned to benefit Th

Handbag Happy Hour returns Wednesday, Jan. 25, with more than 100 new and gently loved handbags, men’s accessories and pet items to be auctioned to benefit Th

Thur sday at the Shell Factory Nature Park, director Karen Schneider walked up to a bobcat in its cage and began petting it as you would a house cat sitting on

Shell Factory Nature Park wasn’t expected to reopen until at least January. Instead, it opened this week.

Lee County Solid Waste reminds residents that the remaining public drop-off sites for Hurricane Ian storm debris will close at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 21.

Shell Factory Nature Park wasn’t expected to reopen until at least January. Instead, it opened this week.

Here’s a fun fact: Did you know that it costs between $3,500 and $4,500 per day to run the nature park at the Shell Factory? That includes feeding the animal