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DeSantis meets with business leaders in Cape Coral | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

DeSantis meets with business leaders in Cape Coral | News, Sports, Jobs

Sitting in front of a group of business leaders from around Lee County at Mercola Market in Cape Coral, Gov. Ron DeSantis received frank and direct feedback on

Fort Myers Beach business owners share concerns over federal business loans - Vimarsana News

Fort Myers Beach business owners share concerns over federal business loans

Business owners on Fort Myers Beach believe it's going to take millions of dollars to rebuild. They hope a Small Business Administration loan could help, but there are some issues.

Visit Florida launches a post-Hurricane Ian campaign to lure vacationers to the state - Vimarsana News

Visit Florida launches a post-Hurricane Ian campaign to lure vacationers to the state

The campaign features locations across the state — including Tampa — that were not largely affected by Hurricane Ian.

Source: usf.edu
Governor meets with business leaders in Cape Coral | News, Sports, Jobs - SANIBEL-CAPTIVA - Island Reporter, Islander and Current - Vimarsana News

Governor meets with business leaders in Cape Coral | News, Sports, Jobs - SANIBEL-CAPTIVA - Island Reporter, Islander and Current

Sitting in front of a group of business leaders from around Lee County on Oct. 12 at the Mercola Market in Cape Coral, Gov. Ron DeSantis received frank and dire

State's tourism-marketing agency Visit Florida launches post-Hurricane Ian ad campaign - Vimarsana News

State's tourism-marketing agency Visit Florida launches post-Hurricane Ian ad campaign

Florida’s tourism-marketing agency has put together a promotional campaign, with an initial cost of about $2.7 million, to highlight parts of the state not ravaged by Hurricane Ian.