Theater employees must still wear face masks, the release said. And other safety measures remain in place, including socially distant seating and increased cleaning.
“The theatre reopened in August 2020 with numerous health and safety policies in place,” the release said. “Since then, they have been very diligent in following CDC guidelines and adjusting policies when appropriate.”
Many other U.S. businesses are starting to drop their mask requirements, as well, including Publix, Walmart, Target, Trader Joe’s, Sam’s Club, CVS and Starbucks.
The CDC still recommends masks for public transportation, airports, health-care settings and a few other places.
“Beehive” opens May 27 and continues through June 26. Tickets are $48-$73. For more information, call 278-4422 or visit BroadwayPalm.com.
A child under 10 years old found a gun left in a bag in the backseat of a car before accidentally firing it and killing another child Monday in a Fowler Street parking lot, the Fort Myers Police Department revealed Friday in a report.
What started as a day out at Fort Myers Beach continued with a medical emergency and eventually led to a tragic accident, a newly-released, heavily-redacted incident report said. An unnamed adult left a Kimber .380 caliber handgun inside a bag in the backseat of the car and it was found by a child while parked in front of Little Caesars at the Columbus Square Plaza.
UPDATE: 6-year-old boy who LCSO says was kidnapped by father found safe in Orange County
A 6-year old boy who the Lee County Sheriff s Office said was kidnapped by his biological father was found safe in Orange County on Wednesday, deputies confirmed.
Jordan Johnson and his father Julian Johnson, who detectives say kidnapped his son during a carjacking in North Fort Myers, were located and an investigation is ongoing.
Violent Crimes detectives investigated after Jordan Johnson, was taken by Julian Johnson, 31, on Sunday, detectives claimed, from 14180 N. Cleveland Ave.
Johnson was believed to be driving a 2021 Black Honda Pilot with Florida license plate KXQL27.
Fort Myers Police Chief Derrick Diggs, backed by consultants, told the city council that several categories of crime have dropped dramatically in the past five years, the product of studying and responding to trends as they develop in the community.
New strategies, include paying more attention to statistics that identify where crimes are likely to happen, have been in use, the city police say, as the rate of violent crime in the city of Fort Myers dropped by 51% over the past six years. A 50% drop in crime tells me we are concentrating on the right things it says to me, the city is safe Diggs said at a news conference after the city council workshop. We have to do better because we can only drop crime so
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