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• Fort Myers, FL News
• Saturday's letters to the editor
• Belmont puts end to FGCU's winning streak
• Fort Myers prevails in shortened game
• Tarpons look to stay perfect
• Miracle get two hits in loss to Cardinals
• Heights Elementary teachers retire after 35 years together
• Faith notes
• Airfares at Southwest Florida International Airport take off
• Where are the lovebugs?
• Florida ombudsman for long-term care changes operation
• Ex-Lee County manager Stilwell to run for commission
• Suspect charged with second-degree murder 33 years after child's disappearance in New York
• Rookies is No. 1 seed for city co-ed softball playoffs
• Interstate 4 in Orlando reopens after being closed by brush fire
• Dragon arrives at space station in historic first
• Coming Sunday to The News-Press: Hurricane guide
• Public invited to VFW-sponsored Memorial Day ceremony Monday
• It will be 'Raining Art' at Davis Art Center during June's Art Walk
• Time running out to register for Alliance's annual summer arts camp
• Video almost killed comedy star Carlos Mencia
• True Tours taps arts advocate Tom Hall to lead public art walking tours
• 'Dr. Beach' announces top ten U.S. beaches
• Bicyclist struck by vehicle in Fort Myers
• Possible North Port tornado damages 15 homes
• Area of low pressure east of Florida has high chance of tropical development
• Lee County deputies issue 59 traffic tickets Wednesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Everblades' co-MVP Fischer with team in spirit
• World War II fighting ship Mohawk set to sink as artificial reef
• Lee Memorial Health System reacts to big payout
• NOAA's forecast agrees: Quieter hurricane season
• Holiday crowds arrive in Southwest Florida
• Naples Museum of Art announces blockbuster 2012-13 season - part 3
• Fantasy, laughs fill summer box office
• Apparent tornado causes minor damage in North Port
• Public pitches in to help North Fort Myers family left homeless by fire
• Live updates: FGCU vs. Mercer in Atlantic Sun Conference baseball tournament
• Florida capital briefs: Florida bank performance improves, FDIC reports
• Hurricane warning issued for Mexico's Pacific coast ahead of Bud
• Naples Museum of Art announces blockbuster 2012-13 season - part 2
• Pregnant woman's care leads to inquiry at Florida State Hospital
• Political blog: Why polls differ
• Naples Museum of Art announces blockbuster 2012-13 season - part 1
• Poll has President Obama leading in Florida; Mack trails Nelson in U.S. Senate race
• Send your news updates to FortMyersNews@rasmussen.edu.
• Alliance members' show will be 'Black & White' this year
• Proud to support our VA partners in honor of Memorial Day!
• Preview 'Camera USA' exhibit at Naples' von Liebig Art Center
• Final day in school for Lee County students
• Naples man accused of stealing more than $830,000 in fraud case
• Watch Dr. Jeanette Brock on Fox 4 Morning Blend!
• Connie Mack IV opens big lead in Florida GOP Senate contest
• Lee County deputies issue 79 traffic tickets Tuesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Florida Everblades win Kelly Cup
• 'Saved by the Bell's' Mr. Belding to throw out first pitch at Thursday's Miracle game
• Threshers rally to top Miracle
• Phillip Phillips tops Jessica Sanchez to win 'American Idol' crown
• 'Around the World' at Quality Life Center
• FGCU offense erupts in opening-round win
• Live: Bishop Verot battling for spot in Class 4A Florida baseball final
• Everblades lead Wranglers 2-1 in 2nd
• Family, friends gather in Cape Coral to cheer on 'American Idol' finalist Sanchez
• Fort Myers wins international award for streetscape project
• Cape Coral police looking for woman who reportedly stole man's bag containing $10,000
• Hewlett-Packard plans to cut 27,000 employees
• Florida capital briefs: House Rulemaking and Regulation Subcommittee asks businesses to fill out survey
• Fort Myers and Naples take different approaches to fund public art - part 2
• Groundbreaking expected in June at new Marco Island Academy site
• Fort Myers and Naples take different approaches to fund public art - part 1
• Florida Representative Kathleen Passidomo will be the keynote speaker at this ye...
• Barfield students showcase talents at Authors and Artists night
• Physicians Regional hopes to have walk-in clinic open by fall
• Bracelet symbol of eternal bond for Cape Coral war widow
• Edison State College president search: Reporter Dave Breitenstein takes an in-depth look at finalists
• Romney's support up in Florida's presidential race
• Scrutiny of Facebook IPO builds
• Lee County deputies issue 57 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Casselberry boy, 6, dies 5 years after nearly drowning
• Wednesday's letters to the editor
• Florida Everblades one win away from first Kelly Cup
• Cape Coral plans pension changes; unions ready for fight
• Southwest Florida's mental health facilities busy
• Milkshakes for everyone
• The Gulf Coast Bodybuilding and Fitness Championships return to Cape Coral
• Follow tonight's Everblades Kelly Cup game
• Lee County voters to decide fate of slot machines at Naples-Fort Myers Greyhound Track
• Fort Myers' students shine on local NBC ...
• Brush fire burning in Golden Gate
• Connie Mack endorses Trey Radel for Congress
• Collier County leaders say no to latest public safety consolidation plan
• While there’s certainly nothing wrong with enjoying a day off, it’s important to...
• Congratulations HU Graduates! The 2012 Graduation Ceremony will be held at 4pm...
• Rookies continues to roll in city co-ed softball league
• Edison State College president search: Reporter Dave Breitenstein takes an in-depth look at finalists
• SpaceX launches private supply rocket from Cape Canaveral
• Couple accused of stealing bags from Fort Lauderdale, Miami airports
• Winter Springs man dies in house fire
• Sisters Willow and Bavy exhibiting at daas in June
• Port Charlotte standoff ends; woman accused of firing shots at deputies arrested
• All-Area Stars Banquet: Ex-Olympians implore high schoolers to reach for stars
• Tuesday's letters to the editor
• 24 Lee County student-athletes honored at All-Area Stars Banquet
• Oscar-nominated Gasland to air at Alliance for the Arts on Tuesday, May 29, 2012
• Bonita Springs firefighter resuscitates son after near-drowning
• Charlotte County deputy fired upon; SWAT on scene at home
• N.Y. man two millionth to pass through Fort Myers Miracle's home gate
• Groundbreaking expected in June at new Marco Island Academy site
• Most effective public art programs include public and private development
• St. Matthew's House reduces number of beds for planned Bonita Springs homeless shelter
• Public invited to VFW-sponsored Memorial Day ceremony Monday
• Public invited to VFW-sponsored Memorial Day ceremony Monday
• Family, friends of Fort Myers cyclist killed in crash confront driver after court appearance
• Sports exclusive: Oasis Sharks ready to embrace next step
• Arts foundation presents $1,000 scholarships to 4 students
• Amy Schumer heads to Marco for weekend gig at Capt. Brien's
• Tropical Storm Alberto expected to stay offshore
• Lee County deputies issue 68 traffic tickets Thursday; see what roads are targeted today
• Florida Keys fight to aid coral, reefs looking far into future.
• Tarpons take opponent seriously
• St. Leo Catholic Church in Bonita Springs earns environmental praise
• Lee Memorial Health System's day care covers kids' needs
• Bonita Springs dog-track slots get Lee County hearing
• All-Area high school sports celebration tonight at JetBlue Park in south Lee County
• South Fort Myers graduates have entertaining ceremony
• Cape Coral graduation under way in Fort Myers
• Robin Gibb of Bee Gees fame dies at 62
• James, Wade lift Heat over Pacers in Game 4 of NBA playoff series
• Student takes walk in Tommie Barfield Elementary principal's shoes
• Arts foundation presents $1,000 scholarships to 4 students
• Tropical Storm Alberto hovers off Carolina coast
• Fort Myers pug to make movie debut in 'Men in Black III'
• Gov. Rick Scott looking past '12 election to '14 re-election
• Michelle Weinberg pictorial record opens Friday at Bob Rauschenberg Gallery
• Alberto seems to be an early season Atlantic tropical storm, but may be it isn't
• FGCU's Pena finishes 26th at NCAA men's golf championships
• Lehigh Acres' Brown wins world boxing title
• Lee County graduation weekend continues
• Eagles sweep way into Atlantic-Sun tournament
• Brevard coasts by Miracle
• Fort Myers couple enjoys high-flying anniversary
• South Fort Myers Congressman Mack's home still an issue
• JetBlue Park traffic control adds to Lee County expenses
• Briscoe puts Team Penske back on Indy 500 pole
• Mariner's class of 2012 president sets school mark for most scholarship funds
• North Fort Myers High takes pride in Class of 2012
• Poll of the Week: Do you think Mitt Romney's Mormon faith will impact the outcome of November's election?
• Deputies seek missing Tampa woman whose car was found near Punta Gorda
• Bishop Verot graduates take joy in shared school experiences
• Lee County honors graduates
• Kentucky Derby winner I'll Have Another wins Preakness Stakes
• First Atlantic tropical storm of the year Alberto forms off South Carolina
• Southwest Florida companies under pressure to label employees correctly, have insurance coverage
• Reader pictures from paradise
• Spotlight on FGCU 'Transition' sculptor Robert Roesch
• Robert Roesch's FGCU sculpture Transition represents promise of great things
• True Tours adding public art and historical architecture walking tours
• Alliance for the Arts indoor concert summer series kicks off June 15, 2012
• Spring football: Dunbar finds a challenge, but falls 43-20 to Charlotte
• Saturday's letters to the editor
• FGCU shocks Florida in NCAA softball regional
• Riverdale offense powers past Panthers in spring football
• Lehigh roll against North Fort Myers in spring football
• Lee County high school graduation weekend
• Faith notes: Jewish War Veterans to attend special Memorial Day Service
• Upscale Cape Coral RV resort planned
• Parker on Politics: St. Cerny files to run for old seat
• Lee, Collier county jobless, jobs on the decline
• Crash fatality reported in Bokeelia
• Fort Myers police arrest 9 in prostitution sting
• 3 Lee County graduation ceremonies tonight
• New National Hurricane Center director named
• FGCU softball team tops Florida in NCAA regional opener
• Follow tonight's Everblades Kelly Cup game
• Field set for Alliance's 26th Annual All Florida Juried Exhibition
• Lee County Sheriff's Office district clerk crowned Mango Queen
• Ex-Congressman Weldon joins Florida U.S. Senate race
• Academic Achievement Services will begin summer workshops next week. Attend on...
• To be effective, a percent-for-art statute or ordinance must be mandatory rather
• Lee County deputies issue 49 traffic tickets Wednesday; see what roads are targeted today
• FGCU softball looks to change school's tourney luck
• Spring football: Estero offense in high gear as McFadden carries load
• Kelly Cup Finals: Everblades, road warriors to clash
• Spring football: Mariner looking to spruce up offense after loss to Lemon Bay
• No criminal charge in Sanibel Causeway bicyclist's death
• For her last time, class is dismissed for Cape Coral High School instructor
• Lee Memorial Health System to slice budget
• Lee Memorial Health System looks at $125 million in spending cuts during the next 5 years
• Florida Congressional delegation split on violence against women act
• Tourist destination counties and cities usually have vibrant public art programs
• Donna Summer, Queen of Disco, dies in Naples at 63
• No criminal charges against woman who hit, killed bicyclist on the Sanibel Causeway in 2011
• Rain in the forecast through Sunday
• Artists need to plan now for next season's Naples Art quintet of art festivals
• HAVE YOU COMPLETED YOUR FAFSA?
• Marco Island builder still busy after all these years
• Want to graduate sooner? Ask your Student Advisor about increasing your credit l...
• Kelly Cup Finals: Everblades players take over in victory
• Check out this week's Campus Update! Send your news items to FortMyersNews@rasmu...
• More rain on the way in Southwest Florida
• Thursday's letters to the editor
• Lee County deputies issue 81 traffic tickets Tuesday; see what roads are targeted today
• 'American Idol' contestant with Cape Coral ties advances to next week's final
• Cape Coral man not entirely happy that they're playing his song
• Lee Deputy County Manager Hammond retires on the spot
• Lessons taught by Florida Association of Public Art Professionals annual meeting
• It's not too late to donate after postal service food drive
• HAVE YOU COMPLETED YOUR FAFSA? If not, don't wait! Contact Student Financial Ser...
• Video Showcase shutting its doors after 23 years
• No explosives found in suspicious device found in Fort Myers field
• Marco parks and recreation summer camp planned
• Marco Island restaurant's owner thinks Kentucky Derby TV signal was sabotaged
• Hideaway Beach seeks Collier County aid
• Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s estranged wife, Mary Kennedy, found dead in New York
• Committee to review Florida-backed homeowners insurance pool rate increases
• Florida assisted living task force renews reform effort
• Hideaway Beach to seek Collier County money for severe erosion
• Hodges University received four awards in the largest educational advertising co...
• Extended family makes most of Marco reunions
• Obituary: William L. 'Bill' Himsel
• Snook Inn chef talks about loss of Marco Island restaurant co-worker to traffic crash
• Lee Deputy County Manager Bill Hammond walks out of meeting, retires
• Book of Jenness Cortez paintings wins 'Outstanding Book of the Year' gold medal
• Lee County Sheriff's Office to honor fallen officers
• The Phil's own Jack Everly to conduct 2012 National Memorial Day Concert
• Everblades overwhelm Las Vegas with 7-2 win in Game 2
• Deputies issue 33 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• MEN IN BLACK™ 3 INSPIRED COFFEE AND DONUTS DISCOVERED AT FT.MEYERS AREA DUNKIN’ DONUTS
• Home-ownership agency relocates
• Brokerage wants Cape Coral to pay its fee
• World's Richest Tarpon Tournament resurfaces in Boca Grande
• Guest opinion: You can get document with end-of-life wishes
• Guest opinion: School nurses make it easier for teachers to teach and students to learn
• Editorial: Review writing standards
• Guest opinion: Let's connect together on St. Matthew's House
• Even more reasons to make Music Walk the centerpiece of your Friday night
• In One Instant has lots to offer music walkers this Friday night
• Fifth suspect arrested in counterfeit check ring
• How rare is flesh-eating bacteria?
• Naples Museum of Art gives free admission to celebrate International Museum Day
• Brian Casey convicted on murder, arson charges
• Salute our Armed Forces! Donate blood in honor of our troops! Click on the pictu...
• Coming at 10 p.m.: Live coverage of Everblades in Game 2 of Kelly Cup Finals
• Congratulations to our summer term scholarship recipients!
• See 'SWFL Lives!' group show at HOWL Gallery/Tattoo during Music Walk
• Pickleball comes to Marco
• It's not too late to participate in letter carriers' food drive
• Traffic alert: Estates sewer construction closes Travida Terrace
• Everblades fall 2-1 to Wranglers in Game 1 of the Kelly Cup Finals
• Edison State College president search continues with three more interviews
• Naples woman killed in crash, passenger critically injured
• Volunteers Needed
• Coral goes mobile off Big Pine Key
• Guest opinion: No more voter apathy: get rid of career politicians
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Serendipity in Obama's timing on gay marriage
• Guest Opinion: Celebrate mental health awareness
• Guest opinion: Mental Health Month focuses on ending stigma and improving care
• Editorial: Vets and college debate
• Exclusive: Lee County's top high school seniors pursuing STEM careers
• Hotel Indigo figures prominently in the Music Walk scene
• Tampa area school may lose state football title
• Georgia Tech transfer signed to FGCU men's basketball team
• Enjewel, Franklin Shops and French Connection cater to music walkers
• Miracle outfielder Ray named FSL Player of the Week
• Relaxed Gov. Scott talks about 2014 campaign, issues in meeting at The News-Press
• Videos: Everblades prepare for tonight's Game 1 of the Kelly Cup Finals
• Detectives believe body found in grave is missing Port Charlotte man
• Cigar Bar and daas have something special for Music Walk this Friday night
• Reporter Kevin Lollar joins researchers diving in the Keys to plant coral
• Pickleball comes to Marco
• Arts for ACT has three exciting exhibits for Music Walkers to see
• Attention students - Interested in viewing your summer schedule? Join us this we...
• Arizona candidate for Edison State College president touts business partnerships
• Magazine ranks Naples as the second 'Happiest Seaside Town' in the U.S.
• Florida Governor Scott to meet with The News-Press editorial board today; submit questions, comments
• Fort Myers police honors its fallen officers
• Deputies issue 57 traffic tickets Thursday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Florida Tarpons missing key players
• FGCU strands 15 runners on way to A-Sun baseball loss
• Group: Cash hoard justifies Lee County government overhaul
• Lee County school enrollment grows as support shrinks
• Are predators eating lionfish?
• Thunderstorms moving through parts of Lee, Collier counties
• Matt Kuchar comes up clutch at Players Championship
• MVP James gets 32, Heat top Pacers 95-86 in Game 1 of NBA playoff series
• Yahoo reboots with new board members, interim CEO
• Cape Coral to assist commercial sales
• Mother's Day diners pack local eateries
• For daas' featured artist Marcelo Holzinger, painting is 'all evocative'
• Bridge to partially close Memorial Day for Big Flag
• Readers speak out on same-sex marriage
• Experience makes the difference for FGCU softball
• Results come quickly for Class 4A state softball semifinalist Bishop Verot
• Everblades go all in
• Southwest Florida food bank gets a big deposit
• Meet our 2012 Mother of the Year
• Lee County government's nonprofit funding in peril
• Lee County mothers who mattered
• Possible grave site found at home of missing Port Charlotte man
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• Fire damages Collier County condominiums
• Poll of the Week: Do you think same-sex couples should have the right to get married?
• FGCU softball team wins A-Sun title, earns NCAA tourney bid on first try
• Record number graduate from Ave Maria's School of Law
• Victims ID'd in North Fort Myers murder-suicide
• Realtors spend night in line
• Letter carriers pick up more than mail during food drive
• Angry Harper hit in face by own bat, out 2 days
• Freidus collage juried into Manhattan Arts International healing arts exhibit
• Freidus collage juried into Manhattan Arts International healing arts exhibit
• Saturday's letters to the editor
• Cypress Lake senior Collin Davis wins 2012 Bruce T. Gora Photography Scholarship
• Parker on Politics: St. Cerny a likely candidate for Lee County Commission
• Island Coast grad impresses FSU's Fisher
• Former Everblade leads Vegas offense
• Bonita Springs YMCA revamp nearly done
• South Fort Myers mom's prayers proved an inspiration
• Faith notes
• Flood advisory issued for parts of Cape Coral, northern Lee
• Legendary car designer, racer Carroll Shelby dies at 89
• State Rep. Trudi Williams of south Lee County dropping out of race for Florida Senate
• Check out the great blogs published this week on the Rasmussen College Blog! I d...
• Alliance hosting ‘Arashi Shibori’ fabric dyeing workshop on May 26, 2012
• Number of potential ineligible voters in Florida grows
• Gardening: Chinch bug is culprit
• Landscape Makeover Contest: Bonita yard needs salt-tolerant plants
• Updated 6 p.m.: FGCU softball to play for A-Sun tournament title, NCAA berth
• Commentary by Dave Rice: The Big Flag ceremony will be on Memorial Day
• City hires firm to combat iguanas on island
• Barfield students come to grips with force and motion
• Two reportedly shot, killed in North Fort Myers
• Locals pledge not to text and drive, get free doughnuts at Bennett's Fresh Roast
• US kidnap-slaying suspect kills himself; girls OK
• Suspect killed in Lehigh deputy shooting yet to be identified
• Deputies issue 47 traffic tickets Wednesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Friday's letters to the editor
• Lee County can set own term limit rules, court says
• Bishop Verot aims to return to Region 4A-3 final four
• Estero seniors focused heading into Region 5A-4 title game
• 2 officers shot, wounded on Florida's Turnpike
• Lee County homicide suspect strikes attorney in courtroom
• Florida political notes: Ex-Congressman Weldon considering U.S. Senate run
• Alico, Inc. announces increase in net income
• Family, friends again gather in Cape Coral to root for 'American Idol' contestant Sanchez
• Musical 'Boy Friend' playing in Naples never grows old
• Don't reinstate FAMU marching band yet, Florida's chancellor says
• Things to do: Yappy Hour in south Fort Myers
• National letter carrier food drive set for Saturday
• Today is the first day of summer term! Have a great day and semester everyone!...
• Athletes honored at Rotary South banquet
• Tampa man charged in death of shaken baby
• Naples Art and Ringling College announce scholarship winners
• Agave recruits Naples Tomato staffers
• Deputies issue 81 traffic tickets Tuesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Deputy shot in Lehigh; hunt on for suspect
• Spring Into Summer is finally here, come to the Rasmussen Ft Myers Campus from 5...
• Thursday's letters to the editor
• Obama's support of gay marriage divides Southwest Floridians
• Southwest Florida bankers foresee trouble
• Everblades far from toothless
• Lee County business and tourism awards held in Fort Myers
• Shooting reported in Lehigh
• Elections, highway officials flag possible ineligible voters
• Human remains found in Bonita Springs
• U.S. stocks fall as Europe doubts bubble to surface
• President Obama: Same-sex marriage should be legal (take part in poll)
• Barfield students come to grips with force and motion
• April home-sale figures outdo March's feverish pace
• City adjusts some speed limits
• Upon a Star Foundation honors two local residents
• Art League announces 'Busting Out All Over' winners
• Lee County tourism workers hold rally
• Deputies issue 43 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Bomb threat halts 2 Southwest Airlines flights
• Swan eggs stolen from 2 Lakeland parks
• Wednesday's letters to the editor
• Estero senior's perseverance earns her scholarship
• Eagles game at FAU rained out
• Cypress Lake Middle School teacher up for state honor
• FGCU considers ROTC
• Study: Manufacturing not Lee County's strength
• Florida court hears deportation cases
• State seeks changes to Medically Needy program
• Romney wins GOP primaries in Indiana, NC
• Even the pros can't cut the apron strings
• Memorial held for Fort Myers cyclist killed on Sanibel Causeway
• Committee narrows list of Edison State College president hopefuls to 9
• Phil adds four new members to its board of directors
• Spring into Summer is going to be a blast! Food from Buffalo Wild Wings, Chick F...
• Artists Leo and Krista Johnson made hospitality an art form on Alliance tour
• Have you thanked your teachers today? 2 Teach is 2 Touch lives 4 Ever - Auth...
• 'Where the Wild Things Are' author Maurice Sendak dies at age 83
• Dining out: Kerry's Cafe puts variety on the menu
• Santorum endorses one-time rival Romney
• Governor reappoints Marco man to the Rehabilitation Council for the Blind
• High school baseball preview: Mariner, Estero up for rematch
• Fox Electronics sold, will stay in Fort Myers
• Advisory panel to review Bonita Springs shelter plan
• Old Marco to get new street lights
• Old Marco to get new street lights
• Lee County's High School Musical Awards under way
• 7 arrested on hate crime, conspiracy charges in central Fla.
• Ceramicist David Hammel's screams delighted the Flanders during Studio Tour
• Cape Coral council approves emergency water restrictions
• DCF to use report-card system to monitor foster kids
• Port Charlotte grad Anthony Hargrove on NFL bounties: Coaches told me to lie
• Florida leads nation in law enforcement deaths
• Veterans group, state at odds over internet café recrods
• Exclusive: Ex-Bishop Verot teacher puts ruling to the test
• Exclusive: Push is on to help Lee County parents help kids
• Von Liebig Art Center shift to summer hours beginning May 26, 2012
• Naples Museum of Art commemorates Titanic with maritime exhibit
• The Art and Architecture of Sicily
• It's National Teacher Appreciation Week! Be sure to let your teachers know they...
• Marco Island Academy honors Patron of the Year
• Swing states' poll: Big challenges loom for Obama, Romney
• It is finally here! Spring into Summer is Thursday!!!! The first 150 attendees r...
• Sculpture invitational exhibition now on display at the Alliance
• Stand Your Ground law on trial, and Fort Myers police employee's a judge
• 1 killed, 2 injured in Fort Myers shooting
• Deputies issue 66 traffic tickets Thursday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Dr. Jonathan Frantz First Surgeon in Southwest Florida to Offer Cataract Eye Surgery with Alcon’s LenSx Laser
• Fort Myers City Council set to discuss Hall of 50 States' future today
• Las Vegas native at home in Fort Myers Miracle lineup
• Quarterback, turnovers help Tarpons get by Raiders
• Southwest Florida tourism promoters applaud pitch for visitors
• 'Avengers' smashes record with $200.3 million debut
• Wood and Kalb engage Alliance art lovers on studio tour
• Wood and Kalb engage Alliance art lovers on studio tour
• Photo studios in Lee, Collier counties evolve
• Heat unable to sweep playoff series against Knicks
• Thousands enjoy Taste of Collier
• George 'Goober' Lindsey from 'The Andy Griffith Show' dies at 83
• Breaking vicious cycle of violence in the home
• UPDATE: Marco auxiliary police officer reinstated after internal investigation
• Marco Night LIfe
• Boat dealer has roots in early Capri
• Plein air artist Pat Dunn's home an impeccably planned salon-style gallery
• Everblades advance to ECHL Kelly Cup Finals
• Ave Maria University gives degrees to 176
• Bishop Verot's Sunday Class 4A state softball semifinal exception to rule
• Tarpons kicker earns honors
• Confident Varsity Lakes continues to dominate track
• Pill addicts leave more children on DCF radar
• Hall of 50 States' future on Fort Myers City Council's agenda
• Pacers waste big lead, beat Magic in OT 101-99
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• Poll of the Week: Do you think Bonita Springs should allow the construction of St. Matthew's House or other homeless shelters?
• Things to do: 239 Music Festival in Naples
• I'll Have Another wins Kentucky Derby
• Crash blocks Ben Hill Griffin Parkway in Estero
• Florida Association of Public Art Professionals hears from sculptor D.J. Wilkins
• 5 charged in 9/11 attack resist Gitmo hearing
• Strada at Mercato: Living the car-free life
• Big box closings challenge centers
• Ave Maria University's graduation ceremony touches on politics, religion
• Studio tour offers closer look at the creative processes of Southwest Florida artists.
• Jeb Bush says he won't be Mitt Romney's vice president
• Rescue organizations house more than 200 dogs seized from Venice home
• FGCU falls to Lipscomb in baseball
• Florida Governor Scott signs personal injury protection bill into law
• Kentucky Derby, other Churchill Downs wagering available at Naples-Fort Myers Greyhound Track
• Everblades right at home in Eastern Conference Finals
• East Lee County has memorable day at Class 3A track and field meet
• Fort Myers Miracle fall to Lakeland
• Clemson's Watkins faces drug charges
• Edison State College graduation chance to mark milestone
• Concert promoter faces unpaid Cape Coral hotel bill charge
• Fort Myers police officers cleared in 2011 shooting
• Video: Downtown River District Relay For Life
• Florida capital briefs: Governor Scott backing off election supervisors rankings
• Marco auxiliary police officer reinstated after internal investigation
• Problems mount for Cape Coral concert promoter
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrest of Clemson receiver and South Fort Myers grad Sammy Watkins
• Sea turtle nesting season begins
• Florida Everblades one win away from Kelly Cup Final
• Sen. Bill Nelson open to Rubio immigration plan
• East Lee County rallies 'round Riverdale High
• Naples mansion sells for a record $47.25 million
• Sunshine Skyway bridge could be problem for cruise ships
• Conference of public art professionals opens at Harborside Event Center
• Deputies issue 62 traffic tickets Wednesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Naples outlasts Island Coast in nine
• LaBelle collects hits but fails to snare win
• Lee County reserves may take another hit
• Medical examiner: Junior Seau died of self-inflicted gunshot
• Obama-Romney a dead heat in Florida, poll finds
• Former MADtv actor looks forward to Marco stand-up comedy debut
• Veterans Memorial Committee reconvenes
• Tennis star Lauren Embree comes full circle
• Traffic alert: Fuel tanker rollover closes southbound I-75 in Charlotte County
• Deputies issue 43 traffic tickets Tuesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Thursday's letters to the editor
• Blades roll over K-Wings
• Fans of former Cape teen sure she's top 'Idol'
• U.S. high on list of preemie births
• Purple martins a teaching tool at Cape's Rotary Park
• Candidates face Taxpayer Protection Pledge
• Chris Catti and Barbara Yeoman were first stop on Flanders' artists' studio tour
• 13 charged in FAMU band drum major's death from hazing
• Teens charged as adults in Lehigh Acres double homicide case
• 'The Scream' fetches record $119.9M at NYC auction
• Cape Coral relatives join together to root on 'American Idol' contestant
• Bodemeister early 4-1 favorite for Kentucky Derby
• Marco businesses embrace their canine connection
• New Student Orientations will be this Saturday, May 5th. Fort Myers campus at 8...
• Mike, Karen and Rissa Flanders thrilled to be part of Alliance's Studio Tour
• Port Charlotte High grad Hargrove suspended 8 games as part of Saints bounty inquiry
• Marco Strummers donate to Barfield music department
• Berne Davis one of participants in Alliance's First Annual Artists' Studio Tour
• Two victims of triple-fatal Collier crash ID'd
• VR Laboratories gives potential employees early look at company
• Human skull, military explosives found at South Daytona home
• Deputies issue 52 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Region 4A-3 softball: Verot puts the squeeze on opponent
• Wednesday's letters to the editor
• Southwest Florida coaches begin to sort talent
• Family Health Centers gets help from feds
• Havana's hint increases hope for freedom of movement
• Budget committee recommends Lee schools cut support staff funding
• Calvin Peete brings message back home
• 656 foreclosure lawsuits filed in Lee in April
• Feds seek summer trial date for Gulf spill claims
• Florida Association of Public Art Professionals comes to River District Thursday
• Obama in Afghanistan, sees 'light of new day'
• Carroll says 'Stand Your Ground' task force will be unbiased
• Citizens closes 'historic' $750 million bond deal
• Stocks rally: Dow closes at highest mark in 4 years
• The Professional Development Center is offering "You, The Personal Branding Proj...
• At Space 39, celebrate the Sugar Skull with an adult beverage during Art Walk
• Paul Meyer announces candidacy for Marco City Council
• Congratulations to David Fairman, HU's Student of the Month for May!
• UNIT A unveils ABSOLUT BLANK posters and small paintings for Art Walk
• Marco hosts Diocese of Venice Catholic women's conference
• Pam Schwantes' art and career and Dr. Sketchy headline at Davis Art Center
• Cast goes to any lengths for 'Breakfast Club'
• Police: Angry Taco Bell customer ruined computer system
• Facebook to make it easier to become organ donor
• Lionfish loom off Lee
• Sarasota minister gets life for sexual abuse
• Deputies issue 70 traffic tickets Friday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Lee County housing program to stop soon
• Spring football ushers in season of change
• Recruiting: Player hype ramps up in spring
• Lakes Park gets new look
• Cape council discusses reducing irrigation water bills
• Spring football practice begins Tuesday
• SWFL Lives at HOWL while In One Instant goes co-op for May's Art Walk
• Excellence in Education awards ceremony under way
• Four van Goghs greet Art Walkers and FAPAP members at Hotel Indigo
• See a time-lapse of One World Trade Center rising above Manhattan
• Channel your inner fashionista at Enjewel and the Franklin Shops during Art Walk
• Mental-health plan, state reach settlement
• Englewood man arrested on child pornography charges
• Rip current warning flags up on Florida's Atlantic coast
• Number of U.S. newborns with drug withdrawal triples
• Come have some fun with us! Wink 96.9 will be on site giving away tickets to the...
• Exclusive: Interest wanes in once-popular greyhound racing
• Capri church members write scriptures on new sanctuary floor
• At daas, Marcelo Holzinger's beauty, passions and dreams wait for Art Walkers
• Arts for ACT chips in 'three creative exhibits' for this Friday's Art Walk
• Art of the Olympians and Art League of Fort Myers vie for Art Walkers on Friday
• US consumer spending slowed in March; income rose
• Media Matters: Fair (and foul) weather friend
• Florida man arrested for impersonating police officer
• Deputies issue 76 traffic tickets Thursday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Miracle can't catch up to quick-starting Mets
• Dominant pitching gives FGCU baseball sweep of Owls
• Fort Myers police thinking outside the box in Dunbar
• As snook harvest ban expiration nears, many want extension; others want to fish
• Lee County policies to level playing field
• 3 children, 4 others dead after van falls 50 feet in New York City
• Florida Lotto player wins $21million
• Corporate profits come in unexpectedly strong
• Political blog: Florida poll finds good news for both GOP, Dems
• Alliance's Artists' Studio Tour changes participants' perspective on Fort Myers
• Don't forget - "You've Got the Power" tomorrow in the Student Lounge!
• Cape Coral family runs across country
• Lee County track and field stars leave 2A state meet disappointed
• FGCU squeezes out baseball win
• Miracle blanked by Mets
• Miracle players host special needs camp for 32 kids
• New allegations surface at Edison State College
• FGCU graduation ceremonies today
• Poll of the Week: Do you think the Social Security trust fund will go bust before 2033?
• 1 dead after storm blows St. Louis beer tent over
• James scores 32, Heat roll by Knicks 100-67
• Things to do: 'The Mystery of Irma Vep' at Florida Repertory Theatre
• Cape Coral's Corredor among Open Water Festival winners
• Your view: See the latest reader fish photos
• Pickup truck driver sought in south Fort Myers hit-and-run
• Diocese of Venice Catholic women's conference under way on Marco Island
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• He left more than a creek
• May race planner for Southwest Florida
• Foster, adoptive parents to attend Miami training
• Beasley's profits increase in first quarter
• Traffic to shift to new lanes on U.S. 41 in south Lee County
• Parker on Politics: Mulicka opts out of run for Florida House
• Turtles get off to a speedy nesting start in Southwest Florida
• Saturday's letters to the editor
• Faith calendar: Missionary to speak in Cape Coral
• Sculpture invitational opens at Alliance for the Arts May 4, 2012
• Former editor of The News-Press Robert Bentley dies from cancer
• Florida Supreme Court upholds Senate map
• Fix Social Security crisis now
• Lee County tourism industry stable, beneficial to community
• Ruling could clear way for more slot machines in Florida
• Governor Scott vetoes Florida State, Florida tuition increase bill
• Elementary students have an outdoor blast at their annual field day
• Lovegrove's walking tour showcases historic Matlacha and quirky artists' haven
• 10K champs crowned at Open Water swim event at Miromar Lakes
• Writer Terry Helwig gives away books at YMCA
• Dom Irrera plays Off the Hook through Sunday
• Michelle Obama in Naples for fundraiser today
• Friday's letters to the editor
• Deputies issue 64 traffic tickets Wednesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• General inspects VA clinic site in Cape Coral, announces training site plan
• Tell Mel: Owner vows to pay debts
• Judge KOs Florida Governor Scott plan to drug test
• Fresh water rushes to Caloosahatchee River's rescue
• Diocese rejects ex-Bonita Springs pastor's resignation
• Indianapolis Colts select Stanford QB Andrew Luck with the 1st pick of NFL draft
• Keeping your garden green
• WINK-TV, DISH Network reach deal
• Republican lawmaker wants investigation of Florida Supreme Court justices
• Florida Governor Scott: Rape crisis veto due to duplication of services
• Miracle at home tonight against Palm Beach Cardinals
• Movie in Park tonight: 'Sandlot'
• Davis Art Center hosts 'Evening at Kentucky Derby' viewing party and fundraiser
• Stop by the Student Lounge on Monday April 30th to "power-up" for mid-terms!
• Bridge won't close for 'big flag' ceremony on Memorial Day
• Tampa man dies after firing gun he thought was unloaded
• Fantasy 5 ticket worth $88,054 sold in east Fort Myers
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Lee officials to meet with Nationals today
• Deputies issue 85 traffic tickets Tuesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Junior Achievement celebrates present, future
• Marco Island Realtors join nationwide open house this weekend
• Writer gives away books at YMCA
• Nazi boxcar on display at middle school
• Nazi boxcar on display at middle school
• IRS program targets tax ID theft
• Pine Island residents fight tooth-and-claw for cats
• Island Coast sprinter doesn't plan on watching
• Auction: Ted Williams man for all seasons
• Local student athletes sign with college teams
• Judge hears details of Gulf oil spill settlement
• Supreme Court hints OK on Ariz. immigration law
• Political blog: Romney nudges past Obama in Florida, poll finds
• Visit the Fort Myers campus tomorrow Thursday April 26th for our Health Sciences...
• Bridge won't close for 'big flag' ceremony on Memorial Day
• Sweet Art gives artist Joan Dunkle send-off this Friday night
• Sweet Art gives artist Joan Dunkle send-off this Friday night
• Naples Art Association looking for volunteers to intern at ARTScool this summer
• Lee deputy begins 390-mile trek to honor fallen law enforcement officers
• UK police: Missing girl Madeleine McCann may be alive
• Byron Donalds' message resonates at Marco meet and greet
• 2 dead, 1 injured in Lakeland shooting
• Endurance kayaker says he'll be back to try again
• Fort Myers-based Neogenomics reports gain in income
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Perfect meals include love as ingredient
• Challenger Middle teacher resigns; blames principal
• Dispute of Olympic proportion
• Southwest Florida International looks to grow its offseason options
• Perfect meals include love as ingredient
• Edison trustees, former president Walker agree to $540,000 settlement
• Photographer Joe Sabella to exhibit 'Project Homeless' images at Arts for ACT
• Obama pushes low-rate student loans, wooing young
• Scott signs reclaimed water usage bill
• Scott counts on rulemaking to fix early learning problems
• Gov't: New case of mad cow disease in California
• Worker found dead at KSC launch pad
• HU students and alumni, don't forget to utilize the services our Career Developm...
• The Spring Golf Classic is this Friday, the 27th at The Club at Grandezza , 1141...
• Don't forget, Wednesday the 25th is the last day for continuing students to regi...
• Byron Donalds' message resonates at Marco meet and greet
• 4 charged with killing north Fla. detective
• Clerk, gunman dead in Brownsville convenience store shootout
• Deion Sanders' wife arrested, charged with assault
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Deputies issue 55 traffic tickets Friday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Exclusive: Who shot Desmond Jones?
• Social security benefits bust in 2033
• State dials up free do-not-call listings
• Art League will be 'Busting Out All Over' for Art Walk in May
• Vice President Biden touts restoration project during Everglades visit
• Florida capital briefs: Poll shows divisions on Zimmerman case, guns
• Spring Into Summer is coming, don't miss this great event!
• Social Security financial lifespan shortened three years
• Sports exclusive: Nationals on the move
• Vote for the school with the most spirit
• Exclusive: Edison State College professors pressured by class overload
• Chamber networking sessions benefit local eateries
• Marco Island Academy honors Marriott as corporate sponsor
• Davis Art Center celebrates Pam Schwantes' 30 year art teaching career
• Marco night life
• 2012 Comparative Counties Program - Next Steps: Where Do We Go From Here? Join...
• Florida salvage company wins bid to remove Concordia
• Estero native's stunning goal goes viral
• Lee County map updates to affect contractors
• North Korean military warns of 'special actions' against South Korea soon
• April nor'easter dumps rain, snow on East Coast
• Deputies issue 98 traffic tickets Thursday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Neighborhood watch shooter George Zimmerman released from Sanford jail
• Southwest Florida addicts can take their help home
• Edison State College ups recruitment
• 1 in 2 new college graduates jobless or underemployed
• Video: Israel Fest
• Iowa resident seriously injured in Hendry County crash
• US, Afghanistan finalize strategic pact
• World Book Night: Spreading reading habit
• Mouth-watering munchies, music attract hordes to Taste of Marco
• Trees stand tall in Sunshine State
• Lee, Charlotte County under high surf advisory
• Lehigh Acres runner overcomes injury, odds
• Taekwondo champ from Fort Myers right at home on the mat
• Fort Myers Congressman Mack skips votes for races
• Lee County chef uses TV fame to promote causes
• Tell Mel: Unlike dog, law is all bark and no bite
• 2 boats catch fire near Captiva
• Airborne car strikes 3 vehicles in North Fort Myers crash; crash scene cleared
• Watergate figure, Naples resident Charles Colson dies at age 80
• White Sox's Phil Humber throws no-hitter
• Poll of the Week: Do you think congressional candidate Trey Radel should stop using websites named after his opponents?
• Be sure to check your student email for an important message regarding some new...
• Church and Hofer part of inaugural group of In One Instant co-op photographers
• Things to do: 'Legally Blonde' at Broadway Palm
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• Cape Coral road project paved with errors
• Defense worried about Zimmerman's safety in Florida
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Tourism in Southwest Florida: Industry focuses on sustainability
• Dig continues for missing boy in NYC basement
• A stormy weather weekend is unfolding across the ‘Sunshine State’
• Southwest Florida to see showers, possible thunderstorms today
• Cape Coral house fire caused by lightning
• Gritty Blades move on
• Football game benefits Lehigh 'hero'
• Big Cypress Preserve hunting plan argued
• State oversight will trim local job growth boards
• Eagles add shot blocker
• Parker on Politics: Radel under scrutiny
• Guest opinion: Lee County must continue to protect tourism
• Editorial: Radel tactic shrewd, but shameful
• 2 accused of stealing from same Pine Island home twice
• Operation KidSafe Free Child Safety Program offered in Charlotte County
• Old-timers fete Fenway Park on 100th birthday
• Obama enjoys 10-1 financial edge over Romney
• Senate map opponents meet more skeptical Florida court
• Fort Myers man accused of lewd act in front of 2 minors
• Three more Secret Service agents ousted in scandal
• Congratulations to HU's Christine Wheeler! She was recently honored by the Grea...
• Fund-raiser for feathered friends well attended
• Davis Art Center secures grant to complete second floor renovations
• Florida judge to decide if Zimmerman can leave jail
• Radel's online tactics rile foes
• Law enforcement torch run to affect traffic on U.S. 41 in Fort Myers
• Deputies issue 56 traffic tickets Wednesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• 'Faustus Burns Brightly' comes to the Davis Art Center
• Stress tests our teachers
• Business briefs & newsmakers
• Already a recycling leader, Lee tries to get even better
• Small businesses learn about saving energy, dollars
• John Agnew: How I was once a crown prince, and a spoiled one
• Blades' D has Jackals on the ropes
• Edison State College trustee Seay vacating post
• The Inn of Fifth and von Liebig Art Center make lemonade from lemons
• Rumors swirl of smaller iPad, which Jobs detested
• Golden Gate Estates teen accused of killing parents agrees to more than 20 years in prison
• City to temporarily relocate gopher tortoises during Estates STRP project
• Phil expanding Lifelong Learning program for 2012-2013 season
• Phil expanding Lifelong Learning program for 2012-2013 season
• Congratulations to our ESL winter term graduates! Ceremonies will be held next...
• In One Instant goes co-op in May with images by 12 local photographers
• In One Instant goes co-op in May with images by 12 local photographers
• Nest Fest party tonight benefits eagle sanctuary
• Marco actress leads Naples Players' production of 'Steel Magnolias'
• Rain in extended forecast for SW Florida
• Fantasy 5 ticket worth $89,147 sold in Fort Myers
• Man tripped up by baggy shorts in Daytona Beach faces prison time
• Showers, thunderstorms in extended forecast for Southwest Florida
• Stormy, possible severe, weather on tap for the upcoming weekend
• Deputies issue 51 traffic tickets Tuesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Wednesday's high school sports roundup: Cypress standout vies for state title
• Code blue, red and ... pewter?
• Fingerprint scanners replace ink pads
• Learning gap is small at Lee schools, study shows
• Dunbar's hot streak just keeps on going
• Strong season pleases Marco businesses
• Garden club finishes activities with spring luncheon
• Bonita council approves moratorium on homeless shelters
• New Fort Myers CarMax store hiring 80
• Gov. Scott to start task force to look at gun law
• Buckingham pastor, family look to pick up pieces after home is destroyed by fire
• Lee among counties challenging juvenile detention costs
• TV legend Dick Clark dies
• Marcus Jansen Absolut Blank poster available at Unit A during May Art Walk
• FREE FOOD, FREE DRINKS, FREE FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!!! Join us May 10th!!!
• South Fort Myers Winn-Dixie to close
• Marco police urge caution to prevent bike theft
• Kiwanis Club names Terrific Kids for April
• Trevor Conte earns Eagle Scout medal
• Florida congressional restricting map goes to court
• Deputies issue 43 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Buckingham farmers milk an opportunity
• FGCU switches gears on land use
• Fans split on Ozzie Guillen's Castro comments
• Building restarts on Algenol biorefinery
• Obama hits oil market tactics
• Dolphins to open at Houston, conclude at Patriots
• Brush fire destroys home in Buckingham, Orange River Blvd. reopens
• Sports commentary: Wrigley curses Fenway's fame
• Police handcuff Ga. kindergartner for tantrum
• Attention 2012 grads, parents of 2012 grads or friends of 2012 grads, Rasmussen...
• DCF: Investigation failed to show risk to baby allegedly killed by father
• The last day of the semester is next week, Wednesday the 25th. Good luck with f...
• Former Naples Museum curator and Hyde director joins IFAE as managing director
• The Alliance's outdoor movie night wraps up April 27 with 'Dolphin Tale'
• This is going to be a great event!
• Monster truck visits Marco Island
• Marco actress leads Naples Players' production of 'Steel Magnolias'
• Kiwanis Club names Terrific Kids for April
• Naples Museum of Art to host Fourth Annual Student Art Exhibition
• Naples Museum of Art to host Fourth Annual Student Art Exhibition
• Traffic alert: Southbound lanes of U.S. 41 closed at Pondella Road
• Spring Into Summer - Family Fun Night!
• Video: Last minute tax options
• Gov. Rick Scott to sign budget at elementary school
• Exclusive: Lee County's Conservation 20/20 at a crossroads
• Space shuttle Discovery makes final takeoff
• Blades fight off Jackals
• Tell Mel: Postal service takes plastic
• Lee residents Radel, Aubuchon look south for congressional-run cash
• Downtown Fort Myers basin project causes headaches for drivers, business owners
• Whatever you do, don't miss Latin Music Walk this Friday night
• Visit Patio 2, HOWL and In One Instant during Latin Music Walk
• Republicans reject Obama's plan for tax on rich
• Agency details Medicaid plan
• Florida panther found dead in south Lee County
• Hotel Indigo offers two Latin acts for Friday's Latin Music Walk
• Fort Myers Beach bar owners seek rules change for alcohol sales in the sand
• Enjewel and Franklin Shops celebrating Latin Music Walk on Friday
• More reasons to join the fun during Latin Music Walk this Friday night
• Music Walk goes Latin in the River District this Friday
• Marco night life
• UPDATE: Woman on mobility scooter struck by car still in serious condition
• Monster truck visits Marco Island
• Marco actress leads Naples Players' production of 'Steel Magnolias'
• HU President, Dr. Terry McMahan was invited to the White House to meet with U.S....
• 2012 All-Area Girls Basketball Player of the Year: Kiara Desamours
• Charlotte County taxi driver accused of giving marijuana, alcohol to underage girls
• Norway killer admits massacre, claims self-defense
• FCAT testing begins in Florida schools
• FHP: Injured Naples bicyclist at fault in February crash
• Deputies issue 54 traffic tickets Thursday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Campaigns build war chests on web
• Lee County pair reach Boston Marathon hand-in-hand
• Tell Mel: Consignor shops get away with swindle
• Collier County brush fire now 90 percent contained
• President Obama on Secret Service scandal: 'I'll be angry'
• Residents of U.S. Midwest towns say early storm warnings saved lives
• May show at Arts for ACT includes work by Linda Benson
• Much interest in Pinterest
• Coloring the World closing for summer, relocating in the fall
• Art Poems comes to Arts for ACT Gallery in May
• Midwest tornadoes: 5 dead, 29 injured in Okla.
• Sam Cook: This time, I'm leaving a bit early
• Mack and LeMieux are now fighting over money
• Rejuvenated Ex-Southwest Florida resident Peete back in control, on golf course
• FGCU roundup: Men's tennis team clinches first A-Sun tourney bid
• Big names back Lee County, other Southwest Florida candidates
• Southwest Florida woman's family has Titanic history
• Poll of the Week: Do you think Rick Santorum would be a good vice presidential choice for the Republicans?
• Things to do: 'Wicked' at Mann Hall
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• Kayak festival begins, continues through Sunday
• Naples motorcyclist in critical condition following crash
• Events around the world mark Titanic's 100th anniversary
• Art Festival season in southwest Florida almost over
• Your view: See the latest reader fish photos
• Smashing the old, building the new
• Veterans foundation battles apathy
• Exhibit of Diana Gessler travel-inspired oils opens tonight at Shaw Gallery
• 2 teens arrested in Lehigh double homicide, victims mourned
• Hulk Hogan sells Florida estate for $6.2 million
• Saturday's letters to the editor
• Lee educators honored with Golden Apples
• Blades squander opportunities
• JetBlue Park helps set spring training attendance record
• Florida Tax Watch identifies 'turkey' projects
• Senior bowling event honors one of the game's greats
• Investigation continues into Lehigh man's death
• Scott allows energy bill to become law
• Senate argues for its new redistricting map
• Countdown to Lee County Golden Apple Awards presentation
• March home sales show 'very active market," Marco Realtors say
• Call to artists issued for Fifth Annual Open Theme Juried Group Exhibition
• Woman on mobility scooter struck by car
• Things to do: 'Balloons Over Paradise' Festival
• Marco sailing center reorganizes, expands
• ACT issues call to artists for silver anniversary fine art auction and gala
• 'Dime Shootout' benefit Saturday not your usual fundraiser
• Capri kayaking festival includes guided tours through mangrove tunnels
• Congratulations to Hodges Professor, Dr. Aysegul Timur! Her publication has bee...
• Lee County visitors, bed tax collections saw gains in February
• Attorney: Zimmerman bail hearing to be held next week
• African Queen to begin daily cruises in the Keys
• Fog warning lifted for I-75 in North Fort Myers
• Lee Memorial Health System patients more satisfied
• Snowbirds, tourists pack up after successful season
• Lake O releases ordered
• Wins over Miami, FSU spark FGCU
• Sam Cook: Readers get the last word
• U.S. officials: North Korea rocket launch may have failed
• Florida counties to fight state over Medicaid costs
• Hard rock takes center stage at Live X show
• Things to do: Yappy Hour
• Sweet Art's Flynn-Fouse has enjoyed 60 year career as abstract expressionist
• Sweet Art's Flynn-Fouse has enjoyed 60 year career as abstract expressionist
• Marco night life
• Beach cleanup set Saturday at Tigertail
• Watch HU's Joe Turner on Fox Morning Blend!
• Coast Guard checks Shell report of Gulf oil slick
• Contact us: Are you shopping for flights out of SW Fla. International?
• Florida killer Gore set to die by lethal injection
• Traffic alert: Joel Boulevard shut down in Alva due to crash
• Marcelo Holzinger's abstract paintings reflect his cosmopolitan life
• Southwest Florida reacts to charges against George Zimmerman
• Deputies issue 75 traffic tickets Tuesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Tell Mel: The dead are prime targets for ID theft
• Slain Lehigh family victims before
• Original Ranger returns
• Right-of-way changes cause concern
• Code issues, parking crush create problems for church's thrift store
• One lane of US 41 open following fatal crash in North Fort Myers
• Attorney: George Zimmerman to plead not guilty to second-degree murder charge
• Democrat Rader leads Senate fundraisers
• Traffic alert: Luckett Road I-75 on-ramp blocked due to semi rollover
• Man found dead in Lehigh identified, investigation continues
• Easter wonderlands
• Art League announces winners of April photography show
• Fresh from Art Basel, abstract artist Marcelo Holzinger exhibits at daas in May
• Congratulations Jennifer Pretlow, Student of the Month for April!
• Capri kayaking festival includes guided tours through mangrove tunnels
• Marco businessman seeks to restore workplace civility
• Florida GOP continue to outraise state Democrats
• State attorney's office to make announcement on Trayvon Martin case
• Indonesia issues new tsunami alert for aftershock
• Fort Myers police investigate homicide
• Deputies issue 67 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Weather outlook for the ‘Balloons Over Paradise’ Festival this weekend
• Cypress Lake tops vaunted Naples
• Cape Coral grad, Eagles safety in town to motivate students
• Fire ants marching into decline?
• Southwest Florida Cubans react to Ozzie Guillen's gaffe
• Lee County libraries hosting cops and readers
• Santorum drops out, clearing the way for Romney
• Bobby Petrino fired at Arkansas after 4 seasons
• Fort Myers man critically injured in motorized bicycle crash
• Fowler Street remains closed after crash brings down power pole
• FGCU basketball rosters in flux
• Verot boys defeat Sarasota Booker at regional tennis semifinals
• Florida Democrats file alternative Senate map
• Double homicide under investigation in Lehigh
• Intimate, upscale Cafe de Marco celebrates 29 years
• Spotlight on Sweet Art's gallery director, Karen Koestner Barrow
• The Future of Economic Development in Collier County
• Spring Golf Classic
• The Hispanic Institute's April 12th event, Urban Art Dialogue with Marcus Jansen...
• First day of summer term 2012
• Registration is open to new students for the summer term. Classes start May 10t...
• Crash blocks westbound lanes of Daniels Parkway
• Obama in Florida pressing for 'Buffett rule'
• Sanford police car shot at near site where teen was killed
• Man found dead in Fort Myers identified, homicide investigation continues
• Deputies issue 29 traffic tickets Friday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Six working artists keep Rosen Gallery & Studios hub of creativity
• With six artists under roof, North Naples' Rosen Gallery is a working studio
• Updated weather outlook for the 'Balloons Over Paradise' Festival
• Tourist hurt by airborne mattress, frame in North Naples
• George Zimmerman seeks online donations for Trayvon case
• '70 percent lifestyle' helps you age well, studies find
• Celebrating 25 years of Golden Apple
• Court overturns $79.2 million award in tobacco case
• Fort Myers police chief presses state attorney's office for findings in officer-involved shooting
• Obituary: Sam Willits, 88
• Dogs take fit club members for a walk
• Hodges University is proud to be a sponsor of geekTEC Technology Education Confe...
• Tournament of Champions - Game Night @ Rasmussen College
• Join us for the upcoming Career Development Workshop on Interviewing, tomorrow A...
• A retrospective look at the Good Friday tornadic waterspout in Naples, Florida
• More than 1,000 visit Mackle Park for Spring Jubilee
• Homeowner association could be sued in Trayvon Martin case
• US Coast Guard rescues 10 from overturned boat
• Deputies issue 49 traffic tickets Thursday; see what roads they're targeting today
• 'Cash Feenz' member gets new hearing
• Series sweep has Blades ready, waiting
• Military notes
• Grab a mallet, play some polo in Buckingham
• Tell Mel: Can you keep a secret? I hope so
• Under the Mystical Moon
• Businesses benefit from prom's trappings
• Weather outlook for the “Balloons Over Paradise” Festival
• QBs among young talent at Florida
• Love of bowling turns into book
• Stone Crabs win in 10th, complete sweep of Miracle
• Father of FGCU ace really does know best
• Dunbar eyes change for better
• Lee Memorial Health System may need insurance boost
• Fort Myers probation office to share site with DCF
• Fla. pastor Terry Jones: Islam's goal is 'world domination'
• Romney faces challenges wooing female voters
• NBC producer fired over Zimmerman 911 call
• Poll of the week: Do you think jails should be able to conduct strip searches on people arrested for minor offenses?
• Jonathan Kane abstract figures encourage viewers to draw their own conclusions
• Tiger Woods may face discipline for Friday's tantrum at Masters
• The eyes have it
• Hurricane Wilma motivated Sweet to expand design business into art gallery
• Sweet Art Gallery reflects design influence of Dede Sweet and Stacy Bolesky
• Family Easter events in Southwest Florida
• Blacksmith and metal sculptor Steven Kalb opens studio for Alliance tour
• Help for horseshoe crabs
• Early morning crash crash kills one in Lee County
• Saturday's letters to the editor
• HOWL Gallery presented new solo show by artist Skot Olsen
• Everblades sweep Warriors, advance to second round in ECHL playoffs
• Stone Crabs spoil Miracle's opener
• Suspicious brush fires haunt Lee
• Scott OKs dyeing, selling of animals
• Scott signs Caylee's Law
• Mote Marine Lab treating tiny loggerhead turtle rescued from Marco canal
• Pilot dies after plane crashes at Everglades Airpark
• North Naples artist Arturo Samaniego making up for lost time
• Navy jet crashes into Virginia Beach apartment building
• Beach cleanup set April 14 at Tigertail
• Samaniego Art showcases contemporary art in sophisticated industrial setting
• Joey's Pizza captures adult league softball championship
• Dining out at Kretch's: New pina colada grouper
• Spring Jubilee at Mackle Park Saturday features Easter egg hunt
• Study: Presidential candidates, media ignore kids issues
• High School Roundup: Canterbury wins tennis title
• Veteran quarterback making debut with Florida Tarpons
• Florida Everblades lean on special teams
• Teamwork and talent key to upcoming year for Fort Myers Miracle
• Fort Myers Miracle can't get it started
• The Masters: Westwood sheds underdog status
• North Fort Myers man in critical condition after motorcycle crash
• Sultry sunrise for southwest Florida on Good Friday
• Lee County Christians, Jews share sacred time
• Cesar Aguilera exhibiting at North Naples' Samaniego Contemporary Art Gallery
• Towing company's Cape Coral permit fate yet to be determined
• Things to do: Alice in Wonderland Tea Party
• Body found in Golden Gate Estates believed to be missing man
• Chamber's Business Expo at Marriott draws hundreds
• Spotlight on North Naples figurative abstract artist Tim Parker
• Spotlight on North Naples' Art2D Gallery & Custom Art Studio
• Marco police report rash of bicycle thefts near Seaview Court
• Jorge Mester's 'Fond Farewell' at The Phil
• Arson suspected in North Port fire that killed woman, boy
• Fort Myers Miracle: First-round pick set for pro debut
• Marlins lose game, win opening night at Marlins Park
• Alligator Alley remains open as 500-acre brush fire burns in Collier County
• Homeless shelter plan draws protests in Bonita Springs
• Minnesota Twins head north with stars healthy
• Florida Everblades look to finish series
• Cyclists enjoy second Tour de Marco at non-breakneck pace.
• Cyclists enjoy second Tour de Marco at non-breakneck pace.
• Migratory shorebird species get beach nest protection
• New Mackle Park community center plan to be promoted
• Collier County brush fire near I-75 estimated at 300 acres
• Florida Governor Scott again weighing slew of budget projects
• Bonita Springs homeless shelter opponents make presence known to City Council
• Live: Updates from Miami's season opener at new Marlins Park
• Enjoy a three day Easter weekend at The Stage
• Rick Medwedeff named GM of Year for Marriott Hotels and Resorts
• Marva Sutt March of Dimes fundraiser successful
• Artist Leoma Lovegrove to paint out loud on Good Friday at First Baptist
• Marco Hilton receives AAA 4-Diamond for 12th straight time
• Summer art camp at the Conservatory tours the wide world of art
• Final: Minnesota Twins 8, Fort Myers Miracle 7
• Contact us: Bataan Death March anniversary
• Grad Fairs today in Naples, Gaynor Building, 2nd Floor Student Lounge and tomorr...
• Port Charlotte caregiver faces third arrest for battery on elderly person
• Child, 7, struck by vehicle in Lehigh
• MOMS FORUM: Christmas shopping in April?
• Lehigh, North Naples brush fires contained; officials will monitor areas
• Man pushing stroller in Lehigh clipped by vehicle's mirror
• Deputies issue 51 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Read today's letters to the editor
• How Collier came around to St. Matthew's House
• No. 1 Owens, Vikings cruise to District 2A-12 tennis titles
• Blades overcome challenges
• Romney wins Maryland primary
• Tornadoes rake Dallas area, more than a dozen hurt
• North Naples brush fire contained
• Brush fire burning in Lehigh contained
• Art in the Park's 55th season closes with art fair this Saturday
• Tuesday's result: Rays 6, Twins 2
• Educators challege performance pay rule
• Florida Knights to call JetBlue Park home
• Season-ending Saturday Art Fair takes place in River District on Saturday
• Rotary Club presents Spirit of Marco Awards to Jane Watt, Lee Rubenstein
• 'Underground Art Wednesday' returns to Naples Design District tomorrow night
• Lawnmower catches fire, injuring Florida landscaper
• District 2A-12 tennis: Verot boys off to fast start after first day of play
• Prep roundup: Eighth-grader hurls Canterbury past ECS with complete game, four-hitter
• Teens seriously injured in Golden Gate ATV crash
• Deputies issue 53 traffic tickets Friday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Pitchers, prospect attract Nationals fans
• Newly-released 1940 census offers glimpse at our past
• Southwest Florida's health rank slips
• Nationals, Lee officials hold suite meeting
• Marco officials look at ways to reduce utility debt
• April's Art Walk has treasures for every taste and budget - part 8
• Md. woman, co-workers disagree on claim to Mega Millions
• April's Art Walk has treasures for every taste and budget - part 7
• April's Art Walk has treasures for every taste and budget - part 6
• Deputies: Bradenton woman offered sex for cheeseburgers
• April's Art Walk has treasures for every taste and budget - part 5
• Cape council considers $160,000 contract for new city manager
• Exclusive: There's work to do at JetBlue Park
• 1940 US census records released; share your photos
• April Art Walk has treasures for every taste and budget - 4
• April Art Walk has treasures for every taste and budget - 3
• April Art Walk has treasures for every taste and budget - 2
• April Art Walk has treasures for every taste and budget - 1
• 'Last of the Red Hot Lovers' on stage through April 15
• Pole for Big Flag at foot of bridge in place
• Sections of local beaches to close temporarily for nesting shorebirds
• Obituary: Pauline Terilli, 77
• Dense fog advisory issued for Lee, Charlotte and Collier counties
• Lee County Golden Apple winner embraces teaching challenge
• Toxic fumes from patient close Florida emergency room
• Deputies issue 80 traffic tickets Thursday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Red Sox's Ortiz doles out advice on DH role
• 3 spring training teams a crowd, or just good Lee County business?
• Cape Coral traffic ticket revenue takes tumble
• Tell Mel: Deposit box not safe for her cash
• Part-time Fort Myers Beach resident chronicles son's bipolar life and death
• Follow tonight's Academy of Country Music Awards
• 'Hunger Games' continues box office winning dominance
• Swing states poll: A shift by women puts President Obama in lead
• Anthony Hansen's abstracts at The Sweet Art Gallery hold many surprises
• Tour de Marco cycle ride attracts about 160 pedalers
• Sunday's letters to the editor
• FGCU defeats Jacksonville in men's tennis
• State upholds Lee County mine ruling
• GOP called to clean up its act by one of its own in Lee County
• Science both messy, neat at Lee County STEMtastic
• Davis Art Center seeking submissions for 'It's Raining Art' juried show
• Hiring remains Lee County concern
• Poll of the Week: Do you think the Supreme Court should overturn the Affordable Care Act?
• Pena, Longoria, Scott homer for Rays against Red Sox
• Suspect at large in deadly Fort Myers shooting
• Things to do: Annual Spring Egg Hunt in Fort Myers
• Morneau leads Twins over Pirates and Correia
• Lehigh woman thought to be missing found safe
• Police: 14 people shot outside Miami funeral home
• Obama calls on Congress to pass millionaires' tax
• Lovegrove Gallery & Gardens holding Saturday Easter egg hunt and bunny hop
• Spirited dance and comic ballet, Coppelia, comes to The Phil
• Back to nature at Naples Wonder Gardens
• 'Red' takes audiences on engrossing journey inside artist Mark Rothko
• Southwest Florida's Philharmonic celebrates 50 golden years of 007
• Canes right at home at Verot
• Miami fans turn out in droves
• Canes offense stumbles, while defense excels
• Eagles top Hatters in sand
• Move to outfield suits studious Plouffe just fine
• Parker on Politics: Departing senator speaks his mind
• Lee County polling places to drop for '12 votes
• Editorial: Casino drive premature
• Faith notes
• Editorial: Clarify law on defense
• Unemployment falls in Lee County
• Broadway Palm to receive makeover
• ART:21 season 6 premiere airs at Alliance's Foulds Theatre April 12, 2012
• Follow tonight's Miami Hurricanes scrimmage at Bishop Verot
• Man injured in Fort Myers drive-by shooting
• Lee County Electric Cooperative customers to receive $13 million in equity refunds or credits
• Fort Myers man arrested in Thursday night shooting
• Join Dr. Franz as he retells the fascinating and sometimes humorous story of Ors...
• Review: 'Wicked' worth the hype
• 'Total Abstraction' opens tonight at The Sweet Gallery in Naples
• Florida beachgoers warned to avoid nesting shorebirds
• A crop of hope takes seed in Hendry County
• Friday's letters to the editor
• Deputies issue 76 traffic tickets Wednesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• $15 million payment may yield cutbacks, Lee hospital officials say
• Dallas Crawford back on the field in Lee
• Scott signs Aaron Edwards claim bill against Lee Memorial Health System
• NFL players hold youth football clinic on Marco
• Locally produced gadgets a hit at Southwest Florida Golf Expo
• Travyon Martin case: New video raises doubts about Zimmerman's story
• Scott signs Medicaid bill
• A peaceful pathway along the Imperial River
• Second Annual Art Sarasota Festival opens tomorrow aboard SeaFair
• Plenty of '90s nostalgia at Surf & Song Festival
• Cowboy Bill Martin plays Off the Hook Thursday through Sunday
• Marco Masters Festival of the Arts comes to the island March 31 & April 1, 2012
• Man stopped at Philly airport over suspicious item
• Mug shots: Wednesday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Fort Myers Shores apartment heavily damaged in fire
• Deputies issue 82 traffic tickets Tuesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Gwinnett shuts down Everblades attack
• At 94, Cape man still experimenting with art
• Threat of polio was scarier than monsters in the closet
• Gas prices expected to reach record highs soon
• Lee County's neighborhood watch groups get police reminders
• Miromar Outlets robbery suspects caught on FGCU campus
• Brush fire ignites in Bokeelia on Pine Island
• Earl Scruggs, Country Music Hall of Famer, dies at age 88
• Supreme Court justices weigh health law's fate if no insurance mandate
• Florida DCF Secretary Wilkins named COO for government operations
• Consensus grows to clarify, not repeal, Florida's 'stand your ground' law
• Fort Myers resident charged with scheme to defraud
• Watch Dr. Patricia Gordin on Fox 4 Morning Blend!
• NFL players meeting on Marco Island this week
• Don't forget to nominate mom for Mother of the Year
• 'Courage to Remember' in Naples
• Quinnipiac poll: Obama ahead of Romney, Santorum in Florida
• Mosaic artist Teri Aldred partners with ArtFest at Shady Oaks Boys & Girls Club
• Mug shots: Tuesday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Passengers recount scare after JetBlue pilot outburst
• Registration opens for ARTScool at The Von Liebig Art Center
• Lehigh man critically injured in Tuesday night crash
• Deputies issue 57 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Blades keep faith in Muse
• Davis Art Center asks your help in securing Cultural Facilities Grant
• Quality Life Center looks back — and forward, too
• JetBlue captain subdued after erratic behavior on flight
• State Board of Education takes up digital learning
• In One Instant Gallery going to co-op format beginning in May
• Teamsters file challenge on probation rules
• Former Capri fire chief says allegations against him 'absurd'
• Scott: Take time on Trayvon Martin case
• UPDATE: Former Capri fire chief says allegations against him 'absurd'
• Local donations to traveling Vietnam Wall outstrip other cities
• Art Naples unveils Albert Paley's ambitious 'N.Y.C. Park Avenue Project'
• Want to know what we are doing and where we are in the community? Follow us on T...
• Last bingo of season at San Marco Church Thursday night
• Hurricane officials: No more tape for windows
• Crowds descend on two-day Marco seafood festival
• Radio comes to Marco
• New claims cast shot Florida teen as the aggressor
• 'Souls Live On' returns to Rauschenberg Gallery on March 28, 2012.
• Rough spring continues for Minnesota's Baker
• Tell Mel: Nothing free about eTax.com services
• The crowds grow gray at entertainment venues
• Fort Myers woman gets 40 years for San Carlos convenience store clerk's murder
• DCF was investigating family of slain North Fort Myers infant
• BSU to test using compressed natural gas on vehicle fleet
• Pope Benedict arrives in Cuba as a 'pilgrim of charity'
• New Senate maps headed for passage
• Exclusive: Identity theft tax fraud on the rise
• Szerlag named Cape Coral city manager
• Point ... Counterpoint discussion group meets last Wednesdays at YMCA
• Registration for continuing students begins today! Register early to ensure you...
• Alina Eydel paintings are hidden gems of Art Naples Contemporary Art Fair
• Crowds descend on two-day Marco seafood festival
• Retired surgeon leads Tour De Marco on April 1
• Pushy parents cause Easter egg hunt to be ended
• Allergies nothing to sneeze at
• Media Matters: Comcast upgrade proceeds
• Incognito paintings can be previewed today at Art Naples Contemporary Art Fair
• Deputies issued 100 traffic tickets Thursday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Clearwater man critically injured after object strikes car on I-75 in Lee County
• North Fort Myers man charged in death of infant daughter
• Three teams hard to afford in Lee County
• High court takes up health care
• Naples man dies in motorcycle crash
• North Fort Myers man charged in death of infant daughter
• Tiger Woods ends drought with win at Bay Hill
• Video: Conservative comedian at Lee County Tea Party Rally
• Tapestries of Brad Pitt and Cindy Sherman reveal artistry of Chuck Close - 2
• Tapestries of Brad Pitt and Cindy Sherman reveal artistry of Chuck Close - 1
• Crowds descend on two-day Marco seafood festival
• US could bring hate charge in Florida teen shooting
• Classic Lady Pink brick woman on display at Art Naples today and tomorrow
• FastTrac gives business owners the tools to grow.
• Shark nips surfer's foot off Florida's Atlantic coast
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Not all the color at Downtown Naples Festival is in the arts
• Block-long wall tribute to street art
• Weak cold front, but heavy thunderstorms, for southwest Florida today
• Working to bring baseball back in Dunbar
• Families given portraits of lost soldiers at Fort Myers event
• Florida new congressional redistricting map likely to face court outcome
• Younger Southwest Florida workers face tough market
• Morneau hits first two homers of spring for Twins
• Louisville in Final 4 with 72-68 win over Florida
• Player for Everblades opponent arrested in grand theft auto case
• Weekender: 'Back to Beethoven' concerts at South Fort Myers High School.
• Former firefighters host weekly paranormal show based in Cape Coral
• Minnesota Twins minor league pitcher suspended for violating drug policy
• Top mentors in Southwest Florida
• Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Matt Bush's bond set at over $1M, motorcyclist's condition worsens
• Mug shots: Friday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Art Naples' Berengo Studio at forefront of contemporary glass sculpture
• It's not just the Gator's next opponent, it's ... Billy the Kidvs.Coach Pitino
• Everblades continue winning ways
• Kudos for a committed couple at NCH Marco Healthcare Center
• Friday's high school sports roundup
• Suspect taken to hospital after exchanging shots with Lee County sheriff's deputies
• Art lovers and artists turn out for opening of Art Naples Contemporary Art Fair
• Cape Coral council members keep manager picks private
• Tissue bank considers facility in Lee County
• Intern lands monster job manning JetBlue Park scoreboard
• Boston's Buchholz shaky as Red Sox lose to Orioles 6-5
• 'Individual mandate' key part of health law challenge to be heard by U.S. Supreme Court
• Florida Gov. Scott signs 'inspirational message' bill
• Weekender: Theatre Conspiracy's 'The School for Wives'
• Choose Florida's best building
• Coming Sunday: Employment Super Sunday
• Shaving grace
• Runner proposes after Marco half marathon
• Boston Red Sox relief pitcher Bobby Jenks arrested on DUI, hit and run charges after leaving Fort Myers strip club
• Cowboy Bill Martin looks forward to Off the Hook gig
• Deputies: Rays pitcher arrested in hit-and-run crash had a blood-alcohol level of more than twice the legal limit
• Insurance fraud investigation takes down two Cape Coral clinics, yields 12 arrests
• Deputies issued 82 traffic tickets Wednesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Cape Coral city manager hopefuls meet public
• Beal's 21 lifts Florida to 68-58 win over Marquette
• Safety paramount for air show in Punta Gorda
• Historic Sanibel home donated to museum
• Florida Governor Scott to appoint Stand Your Ground task force, prosecutor in Trayvon Martin shooting case
• Florida Senate approves redistricting map, challenges ahead
• Orioles pound Twins 11-1
• Police chief in Trayvon Martin case steps aside 'temporarily'
• Alliance's 'Future of Art' exhibition in April spotlights student artworks
• Marco Island Seafood Festival promises food, entertainment, fun
• Cape Coral police: 12 people arrested in multi-million dollar insurance fraud investigation
• Lehigh Acres father charged with negligence in toddler shooting
• Naples Art releases list of artists exhibiting at Downtown Festival of the Arts
• Naples Philharmonic concert tonight on Marco Island
• Dog Art Diva, Charlene Ewen, exhibits at Arts for ACT Gallery in April
• Redistricting fix going before full Florida Senate
• 'Hunger Games' star Lawrence just 'Jennifer' to her south Fort Myers family
• Live coverage at 11 a.m.: Cape Coral police press conference on insurance fraud investigation
• Mother of NYC activist Rev. Al Sharpton dies; he will still attend rally for Trayvon Martin
• Police: Islamic gunman dead after French standoff
• Deputies issued 65 traffic tickets Tuesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Everblades hold on for 4-3 win
• Sowing sustenance seeds at FGCU
• The first lady of Graffiti, Lady Pink, will also be represented at Art Naples -2
• The first lady of Graffiti, Lady Pink, will also be represented at Art Naples -1
• Wagging tails ease end-of-life grieving
• Centennial Bank honors civic volunteers with reception
• Runner proposes after Marco half marathon
• Shaving grace
• Lee home prices rise as sales decline
• Thunderstorms possible this evening in Lee, Charlotte counties
• Hughes hits 3-run homer as Twins beat Tigers 7-3
• Era ends Saturday with closure of Cape's Kidney Thrift Shop
• McLouth home run helps Pirates beat Red Sox 6-5
• Jets-Broncos deal for Tebow in jeopardy as other teams lurk
• Congratulations to Michael Larry Eaker, Student of the Month for March!
• Council honors Lee Rubenstein for volunteer efforts
• Downtown Naples Festival of the Arts returns March 24-25, 2012
• Lely first in Collier County JROTC competition
• Romney wins Illinois as Santorum looks south
• Nominate a worthy mom to Mother of the Year
• Farm tour showcases Lee County's agricultural draws
• Florida Senate panel set for redistricting vote
• Deputies issue 127 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• South Fort Myers man a real 'Car Warrior'
• Can Lee County afford three spring training teams?
• Wage standards would be a burden, home health care industry warns
• Coach Smesko draws interest
• For Fort Myers, return of major league baseball prospect of a renaissance
• Art Link to feature graffiti bomber 'Crash' Matos at Art Naples
• State worker drug-testing on hold until legal battle over
• Trayvon Martin shooting brings new look at Stand Your Ground law
• Live: Updates from Red Sox vs. Blue Jays
• Audubon urges Scott to veto bill allowing leasing of state land
• Party like 'Mad Men'
• Dining notes: Owner pumped up about Firestone's
• Waterfowl photography of Marie Adams comes to Davis Art Center in April
• United Way meets fundraising goal
• Help solve the disappearance of Dr. Avery Andrews at In One Instant April 6
• Lee County Commission agrees to talks with Washington Nationals
• Hodges is hosting a free, two-part lecture on the history and culture of Bhutan....
• April brings Logan and Joyce to River District's daas Gallery
• Motorcyclist dies from injuries in Fort Myers crash
• Job seekers getting asked for Facebook passwords
• Exclusive: Southwest Florida teens search for sexual identity, tolerance
• Fort Myers fire suspicious, investigators say
• Feds to investigate fatal shooting of Florida teen
• Deputies issue 53 traffic tickets Friday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Eagles eye tougher schedule, players
• Lee schools grant money moved back
• Winter sets quietly
• Art Naples to feature Naples furniture designer Chad Jensen
• Friends recall soldier accused in Afghanistan massacre as caring, protective
• Apple to pay $2.65/share dividend, buy back $10B stock
• Wendy's takes No. 2 spot from Burger King among hamburger chains
• 2 Republican state senators file alternative Florida redistricting plans
• Red Sox's Doubront allows 8 hits in 8-4 loss to Twins
• Arts Afire! draws hundreds to Mackle Park Sunday
• Hat parade at NCH luncheon for volunteers
• First-round tourney starts Thursday for adult softball league
• IberiaBank to acquire Fort Myers-based Florida Gulf Bank
• The Phil implements innovative energy conservation program
• Bookwalter reception and Gallery Talk at Rauschenberg on March 23, 2012
• Pine Island Chamber of Commerce torn down following fire
• Mug shots: Sunday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Police investigating after man's body found in Fort Myers
• Armed robbery reported at south Fort Myers Shell station
• Deputies seek help locating missing Golden Gate Estates teen
• Truck strikes gas pump, causes fire in Fort Myers
• Urban art, graffiti murals and studio glass tribute headline at Art Naples
• Agony for Eagles in loss to St. Bonaventure
• UNIT A Contemporary Art Space packed with exciting educational events in April
• Fort Myers man sacrificing for the Sudanese
• Road snarls at JetBlue Park to cost Lee
• Military notes
• FGCU falls to St. Bonaventure in OT, 72-65
• Report: Shooter of Sanford teen often called cops
• Dolphins back to drawing board after QB Flynn signs with Seahawks
• Marco police arrest Ochopee firefighter for battery, disorderly conduct after fight
• Arts Afire! draws hundreds to Mackle Park Sunday
• Author Robin Cook speaks Tuesday on Marco Island
• UPDATE: Naples teen turns himself in for Barfield school pole damage
• Rockwell's 'Girl Asking Directions in French' headlines Art Naples on Thursday
• Big turnout for Marco half marathon
• Puerto Rico votes today; GOP candidates battle elsewhere
• Estero resident taken to hospital after I-75 crash in Collier County
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle in Collier County dies at hospital
• Eagles reach for new heights
• Plan for Lee flood-risk markers doused
• Rubio joins bid to aid college costs
• QB Matt Flynn visits Dolphins
• Fire destroys Tice home
• Cape police searching for man reported missing by family
• GOP preps for budget battle with Democrats, Obama
• Vision Airlines to offer Southwest Florida service after Direct Air cancellations
• Poll of the week: Do you think the United States should pull out of Afghanistan?
• Saturday's result: Red Sox 5, Orioles 4
• Bear necessities
• Cape Coral Civic Association seeks younger members
• Business incubator discovers new life
• Feathered friends' fans flock to lake
• Youkilis doesn't fret about the future
• Collier sheriff's administrative phone lines down
• Read today's letters to the editor
• South Fort Myers homeowner tired of dying grass
• New iPad draws early buyers in Lee County, elsewhere
• Southwest Florida Senate districts likely to change
• Collier joins other counties in urging governor to veto Medicaid revamp
• Lee County popular among Canadian tourists
• Faithful become slow to confess
• Norfolk State stuns 2nd-seeded Missouri 86-84
• FGCU opens sand volleyball season Saturday
• State employee pension case to go straight to Florida Supreme Court
• Live: Twins at Red Sox spring training game
• Arts Afire! in Mackle Park Sunday
• Half marathon Sunday set in Realtor's memory
• Beal, Prather lead Gators to 71-45 win over Cavaliers
• Easter Sunrise Service set for 7 a.m. April 8 on beach
• PHOTOS: Gas give-away catches motorists by surprise
• Redemption SWFL at the Davis Art Center a reason to go to Music Walk tonight
• Police seek ID of driver who skidded into Barfield school pole
• Music Walk is an opportunity to view new work by local artist Lisa Freidus
• Florida counties send Scott video letter urging veto on Medicaid bill
• iPad 3 fans line up early at Apple Store in Estero
• Community's help needed to build new house for Bonita Springs child with cerebral palsy
• Central Florida deputy foils plan to rob iPads
• Perkins enters season with role on team secure
• Griffin's passion speaks volumes for FGCU
• Edison State College nursing accreditation near
• Embattled Bonita Springs physician's attorney challenges statements concerning emergency suspension
• Cape Coral police looking to return property to boat theft victims
• Like to read? Event fills need
• Hodges' Hispanic Institute hosting 'Urban Art Dialogue' with Marcus Jansen
• Actor Walt Willey: 'I want feedback' about Wild Bill Hickock portrayal
• Pirates score 10 runs in 1st inning, batter Twins
• Naples Invitational competes with March Madness for art lovers' attention
• Lee County church, state combine to help foster children
• Cape Coral police investigate fatal crash involving motorcycle
• Three will be key for Eagles, Bonnies in NCAA Tournament game
• Older fliers catch a break
• Cape Coral thinks land buy may now have been a mistake
• Southwest Florida still a draw as warmer weather reaches north
• Want to board a bus to JetBlue Park? Out by a mile
• Dolphin set free in mercy mission
• Half marathon Sunday set in Realtor's memory
• Author Robin Cook speaks Tuesday on Marco Island
• Florida Senate's redistricting session opens
• Florida leaders: Pill mill effort working
• Bonita Springs National announces best of show and awards of distinction - 3
• Phillies' Halladay pounded by Twins in 6-4 loss
• Market could be big sales boost for Marco chef
• Bonita Springs National announces best of show and awards of distinction - 2
• Bonita Springs National announces best of show and awards of distinction - 1
• We will be holding Open Houses on both our Fort Myers and Naples campuses on Sat...
• Time running out to view new Jansen aerial view piece, Rock a bye baby
• Arts Afire! is a one-day affair on Sunday at Mackle Park
• UNIT A Contemporary Art Space takes up residency in River District
• Tip leads to arrest in Cape Coral hit-and-run case
• Page Field Commons: Mall operator sees blue skies
• Video of Cape Coral officer being shot is released
• FGCU's Chihil takes licking, keeps on ticking
• Guest opinion: Sunshine Week shines a light on importance of public records
• Guest opinion: Gingrich wrong about significance of biofuels
• Editorial: Police vehicles are worth cost
• Editorial: County must push minority contracts
• Jeffrey Scott Lewis to exhibit at Arts for ACT Gallery in April
• Lehigh Spring Festival guide: Old favorites on parade
• Collier schools' technology chief still source of strife
• Cape Coral woman dies following I-75 crash
• Dolphins' Brandon Marshall traded to Bears
• Brush fire in Estero contained
• Names of Charlotte County crash victims released
• Teen charged with helping friend escape from patrol car on Fort Myers Beach
• Cape Coral police officer shooting video released
• Hodges University announces leadership succession plan.
• Girl, 4, bitten by 2 pit bulls at Fla. meth house
• Cape Coral to purchase 40 new police cruisers
• High school roundup
• Eagles ready for Bonnies
• Read today's letters to the editor
• FGCU to play St. Bonaventure in NCAA women's basketball tourney opener
• Lee County's hiring picture robust
• Collier County voters may settle red-light camera feud
• Fort Myers Film Fest gets under way in earnest at Davis Art Center next week -2
• Fort Myers Film Fest gets under way in earnest at Davis Art Center next week -1
• Marco art show highlights works by Everglades Indians
• Hodges University names Wayne and Mavis Miller 2012 Luminaries of the Year.
• Taliban vow revenge for Afghans killed by US troop
• Cincinnati Firefighters return to Fort Myers Beach
• Fort Myers motorcyclist dies in crash
• Three injured in Buckingham head-on collision
• Deputies issue 81 traffic tickets Thursday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Monday's letters to the editor
• Lee County hiring policy panned
• Shooting regimen has FGCU's Jacobson focused
• Boaters want inlet off Bokeelia dredged
• Things to do: Bonita art festival among choices
• Fort Myers Film Festival takes over Fort Myers with screenings at multi venues
• Editorial: Lee County sheriff's power through intimidation
• Warm and humid weather expected for SW Florida until further notice
• Everblades use power plays to take down Wheeling Nailers
• Through the tears, the fight continues
• Governor, House post victories
• FGCU women await NCAA fate
• Did you remember to set your clocks forward?
• Big week for Edison State's nursing program
• FSU beats Duke 62-59, will face North Carolina in ACC final
• Live updates from Rays-Red Sox game
• Poll of the week: Do you plan on filling out an NCAA basketball tournament bracket this year?
• Lawmakers lay out plans for redistricting session
• Session ends, focus shifts to redistricting
• Join movement to end violence in our backyard
• Florida State beats short-handed Miami, 82-71, to return to ACC semifinals
• Move clock ahead an hour tonight
• Name released of pedestrian struck and killed by vehicle on Fort Myers Beach
• Big Marco shell show continues through Saturday
• Tarpons hook fans in strong debut
• Court on Senate's redistricting map: No good
• Faith aids in the healing
• Cape man wants code debt dropped to $350
• Familiar names return this weekend to Bonita Springs National Art Festival -3
• Dolphin netted, tagged and released in 6-hour Marco mercy operation
• Live updates: Pirates at Red Sox
• Familiar names return this weekend to Bonita Springs National Art Festival -2
• Water restored to south Fort Myers customers
• Florida prisoner rehab bill going to governor
• Dolphin netted, tagged and released in 6-hour Marco mercy operation
• Record number exhibits at shell show
• Marco goes green this weekend
• Familiar names return this weekend to Bonita Springs National Art Festival -1
• Justices reject Senate redistricting plan, including SW Fla. district
• Bonita Springs National returns to The Promenade March 10 and 11, 2012.
• Shortridge exhibition at DeBruyne an emotional experience
• Economy adds 227,000 jobs, jobless rate unchanged
• Florida lawmakers set to vote on $70 billion budget
• Dunbar Middle student wins Lee County spelling bee
• Eagles to begin series against No. 1 ranked Gators
• Florida to change rules on transfers
• Tarpons kick off today at Germain Arena
• Hardest part of day at Fort Myers Beach is getting there
• Antiquing never gets old
• Live: Watch tonight's Lee County spelling bee
• Beckett throws 3 scoreless innings in Red Sox's 9-3 loss to Cardinals
• Lee County deputies arrest 9 in undercover prostitution operation
• Fort Myers Film Festival to screen Project Compassion documentary March 24, 2012
• Twins' Liriano throws 3 scoreless innings in 1-0 loss to Rays
• Join Naples Artcrafters in Cambier Park Saturday, March 10, 2012
• Venture tonight at DeBruyne Fine Art into epicurean art of Stephen Shortridge
• Dr. Ron Bowman will present, The Peasant from Roncole: The Story and Music of Gi...
• Third Spirit of Marco Award goes to Mac Chaudhry of the Hilton
• North Fort Myers High icon Hummel dies at 69
• Bonita Springs residents voice shelter opposition
• Guard perseveres, leads Warner to NAIA tourney
• Supporting Young Adults in Need presented by Rasmussen College and SIYA
• No denying it: Cape Coral auto dealer's impact's been 'huge-a'
• Lee County last on export list
• Southwest Florida projects waiting on Florida budget
• Cape Coral council weighs assessment plans
• Bill would put public hospital deals in Florida under microscope
• Fort Myers police officer reinstated after misdemeanor battery charge is dropped
• Video: Pros & cons of spring break at Fort Myers Beach
• Tax office personality marks 30 years on job
• Group realism show coming to Naples' Gardner Colby March 15, 2012
• Golisano Children's Museum of Naples open
• Vizquel's throwing error helps Red Sox tie Toronto
• Orioles shut out Twins 6-0
• Big shell show starts Thursday
• Goodland party Saturday
• Craig and Bonnie Woodward are 2nd Spirit of Marco award winners
• 'Jazz for the Ages' steals the show at Stephen Shortridge exhibition at DeBruyne
• Lehigh Acres brush fire was intentionally set
• Naples Museum and Phil change dates to coincide with ArtsNaples World Festival
• Miami high school valedictorian will be allowed to stay in the U.S. 2 more years
• Take what you're given when playing tough winter wind
• Drive down on the ball with your back shoulder
• Romney, Santorum share Super Tuesday momentum
• Deputies issue 40 traffic tickets Tuesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Chico's may go global
• Arsons keep islanders on edge
• Ave Maria women have their dream at NAIA
• Santorum declared Tennessee winner
• Judge rules in favor of Florida public workers in mandatory pension 'contribution' lawsuit
• Report: Colts to release Peyton Manning on Wednesday
• Surplus lines bill falters in Florida House
• Obama defends Iran policy, blasts GOP 'bluster'
• Rain, high winds force NAA to cancel second day of Mercato art festival
• Stonewalls finds Wednesday market good venure to promote its goods
• The making of Fire Dance, Fort Myers' newest public artwork
• Buchholz back on mound
• Honors abound during hoops all-star contests
• Panel gets a defense at Cape Coral council meeting
• Naples man, 22, in critical condition after crash
• Claims measure heads back to Senate
• Southwest Florida's high-end real estate priced to move
• Lehigh fighter back to winning ways
• Limbaugh: Apology to student was 'heartfelt'
• Higher ed agreement cements budget
• 2 killed in North Fort Myers crash
• Twins-Red Sox meet tonight
• Art Naples Contemporary Art Fair brings exceptional special exhibitons
• Fort Myers center opens doors to LGBT youth
• Is a March meltdown looming in Gainesville?
• Abortion bill stalls in Senate
• Former FGCU athletic direction McAloose hired at Clayton State
• Exclusive: Business groups boost Southwest Florida's economy
• 'Incognito' helps Naples Museum of Art raise funds in fun and novel way
• Congratulations to Debra Frenkel, HU Individual Excellence in Diversity Award re...
• Lee County workers protest proposed wage theft bill
• Fort Myers dedicates Fire Dance - 3
• Fort Myers dedicates Fire Dance - 2
• Fort Myers dedicates Fire Dance - 1
• College students on what spring break is all about
• Bahamian skipper wins Marco Laser yacht regatta
• Florida bill seeks to keep legal fees at bay
• Indiana toddler swept away by tornado dies Sunday after losing parents, 2 siblings
• 8 more claim abuse by late Red Sox clubhouse chief
• Media Matters: Expect outages from WGCU
• Deputies issue 67 traffic tickets Thursday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Delivery of today's News-Press may be late today
• Lee County teacher pay set to get higher
• Lee, Collier counties' culture lures visitors
• March and April entertainment schedule at The Stage
• FGCU women's basketball team returns as A-Sun champion
• Church treats community to free barbecue and concert
• Twins split team, fall the Red Sox, defeat Rays
• Lehigh's Brown earns boxing national title
• Art Naples offers exciting art lectures and panel discussions
• No. 1 Kentucky beats No. 16 Florida 74-59
• No. 22 Florida State beats Clemson 80-72
• Estero man will play for tickets
• Beach at Four Freedoms Park to open Thursday
• Strong cold front for SW Florida today
• Ross, JetBlue successful in debuts
• In a new Lee setting, baseball's bell rings
• Volume in lots riles some
• Firsts recorded Saturday at JetBlue Park
• FGCU heading to NCAA tourney in women's basketball
• Florida lawmakers up against a budget deadline
• The second annual Art Naples Contemporary Art Fair returns March 22-26, 2012
• Live updates: FGCU vs. Belmont - A-Sun men's basketball championship
• Firefighters edge police in exciting annual Marco softball clash
• Wind Tide owners happy with their niche in community
• Kruger Brothers delight audiences around the world and at The Phil
• Live updates: Red Sox vs. Boston College
• Red Sox trounce Northeastern 25-0 at JetBlue Park
• Bonita is back
• FGCU women's basketball team wins A-Sun championship
• Violent storms kill at least 37 in 4 US states
• Twins down Rays 7-3 in spring training opener
• This spring about getting back on track for Red Sox
• Red Sox, Twins near fundraising records
• Parker on Politics: Politicians refute popular rumors
• College kids flock to Fort Myers Beach for spring break
• All is above board at Lee school district, Burke assures
• House passes agency drug tests
• Sheriff shuts out News-Press
• Editorial: Dig deep for United Way
• House passes tuition bill impacting Florida, FSU
• FGCU women's basketball team to face Stetson in A-Sun final
• La Cage Aux Folles with George Hamilton at The Phil in Naples, Florida
• Letter from the editor
• Don't forget, the 5th Annual Diversity Festival is tomorrow, Saturday March 3rd!...
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• Naples Artcrafters Fine Art & Craft Show returns to Cambier Park March 3, 2012
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• GOooh's congressional candidate selection continues Saturday
• Top-ranked Mercato Fine Art Festival takes place March 3-4, 2012
• Florida mulls outlawing Shariah, other foreign law
• I-75 back open in Sarasota
• Collectors Jean and John Rothert constantly rewarded by Zhen-Huan Lu painting
• FGCU men pull off A-Sun upset
• Luring sharks targeted in Bonita
• United Way fundraising deadline extended
• Sam Cook: Directions to JetBlue Park a jab at Twins
• Tattooers to leave mark at Ink Life festival
• Florida no-fault auto insurance bill poised for final vote
• Varitek talks about retirement decision
• The Gipsy Kinds to visit The Phil in Southwest Florida
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• GOooh's congressional candidate selection starts tonight on Marco
• First Golden Apple award goes to North Fort Myers teacher
• House readies abortion bill for vote
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• Eagles to get a taste of March basketball
• Pitcher helps FGCU beat Michigan, 8-1
• Everblades miss chances in 5-4 loss
• Lee school district, United Way help to build Bridges
• Red Sox play in Gateway Charter's schoolyard
• Dancers boost Academy's coffers
• Pancakes aplenty at Lions Club
• First vote looms on Obama's birth control policy
• Kobie Kooling heir files suit against Lee County Sheriff's Office
• Supreme Court hears redistricting arguments
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• We buy what we like and what we like is Frank Corso
• District 14 House candidates due at Marco forum tonight
• Tipped workers spared change
• 1 killed as possible tornadoes hit the Midwest
• 'Terrorist Cop' author to speak on Marco
• Obituary: Service Thursday for Carmelo DiFranco
• Mug shots: Tuesday's felony arrests in Lee County
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• Family sacrifices beloved tree for more secure electric power
• Investigation under way into stabbing in Fort Myers
• Deputies issue 70 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Al Capone's Niece Wants Al Capone Pardoned!
• Eagles feel they have to be perfect
• Son of former Fort Myers mayor arrested for making bomb threat
• Fort Myers Film Festival opens with red carpet gala on March 21, 2012
• Lawsuit against Bonita Springs dismissed
• Cap on trauma centers to remain
• Charges filed in burning of 3,500-year-old Florida tree
• South Fla. man charged with making Facebook threats against Obama
• Traffic alert: One lane of Alico Rd open following crash
• Lawmakers move ahead on tuition bills
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• March for Babies takes to Tigertail Beach
• Mug shots: Monday's felony arrests in Lee County
• 2nd student dies from Ohio school shooting
• Localized winds ruined the Mid-Atlantic forecast on February 24, 2012
• IHOP offering free short stack of pancakes today
• Deputies issue 45 traffic tickets Friday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Last chance to find unique artworks at Naples International
• Eagles share a special bond with their fans
• Mack, LeMieux friends no more
• Exclusive: State fails AIDS patients
• Sports exclusive: The man behind the Florida Tarpons
• Death of CA girl after fight ruled homicide
• FGCU basketball has good showing with All-Conference teams
• Alliance for the Arts announces First Annual Artists' Studio Tour
• Government moves to convert foreclosures to rentals
• Larry Sacher seeks City Council seat
• Lawmakers cut claim in Lee Memorial Health System negligence suit
• Lehigh student who brought gun to school wanted to 'scare bully,' deputies say
• Punta Gorda man suffers minor injuries after fire truck's hose comes loose, strikes mailbox
• The Frances Pew Hayes Center for Lifelong Learning (CLL) at Hodges University wi...
• Yasuhiko "Yaz" Fukuoka to accompany Dobbins on piano at Davis Art Center.
• Davis Art Center welcomes home Cypress Lake grad Zack Dobbins
• Former soap star Walt Willey to bring one-man show to Marco
• Letter to the editor from Deborah Chapman: The good old days
• 'The Artist' wins big, Streep takes home 3rd Oscar
• Deputies issue 114 traffic tickets Thursday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Media Matters: TV baby boom continues at WINK
• Express derail Blades chances after four goals in third period
• Coors Light Open Notebook: Local duo Lee, Arendell a shot short
• FGCU roundup: Eagles finish baseball sweep
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• Live from the 84th annual Academy Awards
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• Rain pushes back NASCAR's Daytona 500 until Monday
• Gulf oil spill trial delayed for settlement talks
• Pets get own ambulance
• Twins' Zumaya out for the season with torn elbow ligament
• Many hidden gems await visitors to Naples International Art & Antique Fair
• Big crowd attends black tie cancer research fundraiser
• London's Willow Gallery connects with clients at Naples International art fair
• Naples woman, 28, dies in Collier County crash
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Like fine wine, British sculptor Benson Landes getting better with age
• Bobsledder Shimer, a Naples native, joins 2012 Hall of Fame class
• FGCU roundup: Eagles earn series win in baseball
• Jesse Jackson, at Brunson banquet, talks about past and future
• Iwo Jima vets attend monument's moment in Cape Coral
• Lee County metal-theft numbers fall
• Fort Myers' McNeill holds 1-shot edge at Coors Light Open
• Weekender: Naples National Art Festival continues Sunday
• Ex-Southwest Florida TV anchorman Craig Wolf files whistle-blower lawsuit against former employer
• Buescher dodges wreck to win Nationwide Series race at Daytona
• Friends find second home at Verandah in Fort Myers
• The Calusa Nature Center & Planetarium looks for new leader,new direction
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• Twins' Morneau cautiously returns
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• A harsh battle; a proud tribute in Cape Coral
• One vote in which Fort Myers Congressman Mack fared poorly
• Civil rights icon Jackson to speak at Fort Myers banquet
• Ex-Edison State College administrator sues over firing
• Lee County ambulance fee write-offs climb
• JetBlue Park traffic patterns debut
• Foot Locker halts events after riot over Nike sneaker
• Consistency is Herbeque's key to success
• Danica captures pole position for Nationwide race
• North Fort Myers High wins Why Vote: High School Video Challenge
• More than $150K in cable stolen from Bonita business
• Congratulations Michelle Reed-Spitzer, 2012 Founders Award recipient! This hono...
• Dunbar stands up to violence
• Fog warnings issued in Lee, Collier counties
• The News-Press Market Watch: Real estate tide turning, experts say
• Postal service won't shutter region's processing center
• Cape Coral RaceTrac pushes for traffic signal
• Editorial: Consider free JetBlue tours
• Editorial: Clear the air over Burke
• Photos: 2012 Humanitarians of the Year honored
• Senate overwhelmingly approves budget
• Gators' leading rebounder out for season
• 3 arrested in counterfeit check ring in Lehigh
• 'Tranquility' opens tonight at Naples' DeBruyne Fine Art
• Sea lions natural performers
• Dunbar girls win state basketball title
• Gardner Colby's Corso applies portraiture to his landscapes and Gladescapes
• Rotary clubs, Kiwanis finalize plans for Seafood Festival
• Naples Art issues call for artists for Jade N. Reidel scholarship competition
• Driver dies after car goes airborne and rolls over in Collier County
• Florida Senate expected to debate university cuts
• Traffic alert: Crash causes delays on westbound Daniels Pkwy
• Help needed in finding North Fort Myers robbery suspect
• Last-second shot propels Dunbar girls into title game
• Southwest Florida Wine & Food Fest has come a long way
• Mack homestead exemptions said OK
• Court rules Lee County's mining ban is legal
• Tell Mel: Promoter needs to return money
• Canadian Club hears hospital pitches
• Island Pedaler: 2nd Tour De Marco set April 1
• Sales strong at American International Fine Art Fair
• 2-year-old girl dies from injuries sustained in Fort Myers crash
• Golden Gate man dies after car falls on top of him
• Senate committee makes changes to workers-comp drug bill
• Live now: Blog from Dunbar semifinal game vs. Coral Springs Charter
• Police: 8-year-old girl shot at Wash. elementary school
• Dolphins fans put up billboard for Peyton Manning
• NAACP files Fla. legislative redistricting comment
• Award-winning vocalists to sing at Art League of Fort Myers on March 2, 2012
• Impressionist Corso preeminent interpreter of the Florida landscape
• Suspects sought in south Fort Myers 7-Eleven robbery
• Rotary clubs, Kiwanis finalize plans for Seafood Festival
• Local pet fees could rise
• Judge mulls Fla. governor's worker drug testing
• Fort Myers-based Chico's reports rise in income
• Syria shelling of Homs kills 2 Western journalists
• New Frank Corso exhibition at Gardner Colby features nocturnal scenes
• Thousands see Louis Zamperini, subject of best-selling 'Unbroken,' in Bonita
• Lee school board spat erupts
• Lee County traffic patterns hold steady
• Davis Art Center books Redemption SWFL for March Music Walk
• Tolles back to test game in Coors Light Open
• Audio replay: Bishop Verot vs. St. Andrew's Region 4A-3 quarterfinal
• Tuition flexibility for UF, FSU passes House committee
• Lee County judge calls Mindy McCready case 'nuts,' wants states to agree on plans
• Fort Myers' Mazziotta qualifies for Coors Light Open
• Replacement drug testing bill advances
• Exhibit of master printmakers scheduled for March at Marianne Friedland Gallery
• Cubs fan buys jetbluepark.com - much to Red Sox Nation's dismay
• Fort Myers public art program facing crucial crossroads - 5
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• Pet-friendly Mango's a family affair
• John Armstrong Jr. funeral set for Wednesday in North Palm Beach
• Ave Maria files lawsuit against federal government
• Mug shots: Monday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Letter from Karen Saeks: Clarification regarding Bedtime Bundles
• Florida deputies searching for gasoline thieves
• Deputies issue 47 traffic tickets Friday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Foreclosure bill fight sharpens
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Paintings and Prints at daas in March features figurative work by Dan Venditti
• Boston Red Sox's spring begins anew
• Estero residents eye more access to amenities
• Airports get into the fitness craze for stressed travelers
• Jeremy Lin slur an 'honest mistake,' fired ESPN editor says
• Author Andrew Gross to speak at Davis Art Center in March
• Cattle Barons' Ball fundraiser brings in $254,000
• Florida early learning bills on move, despite spar over standards
• Exclusive: Future seems bright for vehicle sales
• Matlacha artist Leoma Lovegrove announces spring painting workshops
• Area firefighters pay tribute to long-time Marco fireman
• Photographer Michael John Andersen returns to In One Instant in March
• GOooH City Council candidate workshops set Tuesday, Wednesday
• Thousands home in on Kiwanis car show
• Mug shots: Sunday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Kite surfer strikes lakeside building in Palm Beach
• Police: Tampa Bay woman rams car in drive-thru lane
• Deputies issue 72 traffic tickets Thursday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Media Matters: WINK launches 24/7 news channel
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Get an inside view of JetBlue Park
• Healthy Twins count on quick turnaround
• Anglers tell scientists a tarpon tale
• Perry wins ACE Group Classic by 5 shots
• Fellow Republican LeMieux tries to distinguish himself from Mack in Florida U.S. Senate race
• Can the stock market pick the next president?
• John Glenn reunites with 50-year-old Mercury team
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• Everblades win OT thriller
• Florida east coast spring baseball on endangered list
• Florida power Dillard ends Estero's run in girls basketball
• Cape Coral falling behind in retiree health insurance
• Florida Gov. Scott seems more comfortable in job
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• New Fort Myers riverfront plan will leave a lot out
• Walker leads No. 14 Florida past Arkansas 98-68
• ACE Group Classic Notebook: Perry stands out on greens
• Family parade tradition grows over time
• Lee County ill-prepared to pay for benefits
• Perry ties course record with 62, sets tour 36-hole record at ACE Group Classic
• Baker's Gacad, Riverdale's Jurney second in Florida wrestling finals
• Hundreds watch off-beat Goodland Boat Parade
• Parking scarce as Edison Festival of Light Grand Parade is set to kick off
• Top 10 art festival Naples National invades Cambier Park next weekend
• Saturday Art Fair returns to River District on March 3, 2012
• Naples Art Association issues call to artists for Members' Gallery Fourth Show
• Maverick artist Victor-Hugo Vaca, Jr. joining All Star Jam at Davis Art Center
• Grand Parade: What you need to know
• Everblades start hot, stay hot, top S.C.
• Eagles can't erase deficit
• FGCU alum Chris Sale ready to make his pitch at starting
• Lee wrestlers advance to state semifinal round
• Wave girls look to make a name for themselves
• VIPs tour JetBlue Park
• Payroll tax break will continue
• Southwest Florida businesses show wares at Miami boat show
• Claims bills could cost Lee Memorial
• Glenn, Carpenter talk about space missions from 50 years ago
• Redistricting foes clash in Supreme Court briefs
• ACE Group Classic Notebook: Lehman, Perry stumble on back nine
• North Fort Myers crash victim from Cape Coral
• Mize matches course record with 62 for ACE Group Classic lead
• Exhibition featuring Robert Patrick and Regina Jestrow at the Alliance in March
• Replay: ECS loses to Tampa Preparatory for Class A boys soccer title
• Tax cut extension passes without sales tax break for Florida
• Naples International provides educational content found nowhere else
• Boaters and dog survive Marco boat explosion
• Naples International returns to southwest Florida February 23-28, 2012
• 29th Annual Sanibel Arts & Crafts Fair this weekend at Sanibel Community House
• Ole Art & Jazz Festival takes place at Naples' Lely Resort this weekend
• Deputies issue 76 traffic tickets Wednesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Car strikes utility pole in Collier
• Thursday's high school sports roundup
• Local boxer Tiara Brown's Olympic dreams dashed
• Naples Museum of Art invites WWII veterans to 'Memories' exhibit
• Season appears all set to sail
• His son, his caddy ... and now, his cause
• Lee County firms foresee brighter future
• Petition seeks to combine Fort Myers police, Lee sheriff's office
• State Road 82 project wears on merchants
• Alliance for the Arts having spring art affair at Bell Tower Shops in March
• San Carlos man found not guilty in death of wife
• Tip bill passes committee, but faces tough road
• House committee approves immunity bill
• Fire inspector's death not believed suspicious
• Tickets on sale for Taste of Home Cooking School at Germain Arena
• Woman accused of attacking employees at St. James City restaurant
• Top bargainers announce payroll tax cut deal
• Interracial marriages in US hit new high: 1 in 12
• Leaders develop 3-year plan for education
• Fort Myers-based NeoGenomics reports gains in revenue
• What to see and hear during Music Walk on Friday night - 11
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• 'Project Tolerance: The Faces of Anne Frank' visits Davis Art Center in March
• Pavin comes to ACE Group Classic 'in a better place in my life'
• Council votes to restart Cape utilities work
• Miami Boat Show draws Southwest Florida companies
• Senate committee drops USF Poly provision
• Fla. executes killer of St. Petersburg mother
• Tell Mel: Insurance premium is for the dogs
• Bill to tax 'roll your own cigarettes' advances
• Vote expected on restarting Cape utilities work
• Art Naples Contemporary Art Fair returns in March to southwest Florida
• Two new eaglets hatch at sanctuary
• 2 injured in Lehigh crash
• As many as 356 killed in Honduras prison fire
• House approves corporate tax breaks, sales tax holiday
• Obama touts manufacturing at Wisconsin plant
• 'Wimpy Kid' author to make appearance in Estero
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• 2-year-old shot in Lehigh Acres in serious condition
• What to see and hear during Music Walk on Friday - part 8
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• Hearing set for man charged in brain-eating case
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• Official: Prison fire in Honduras leaves 272 dead
• Driftwood Landing holds first ladyfish tournament
• Pekingese becomes America's top dog at Westminster
• Deputies issue 51 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Sanibel Stoopers seek Guinness World Record
• Body scanners arrive at Southwest Florida International Airport
• Invasive whitefly is found
• Deaths shine a light on risks of hot tubs
• Memories vary when it comes to ACE Group Classic
• Negotiators reach tentative payroll tax cut pact
• FGCU wins NCAA appeal
• Bonita Springs zoning board recommends approval of Family Dollar
• Senate panel rejects ethics bill
• Senate kills prison privatization
• Controlled burn in east Bonita Springs no cause for concern
• Bonita Springs City Council to discuss shark fishing limits, redistricting
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• Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover: Florida's Kate Upton, 19
• Area real estate agents to meet with legislators
• Blades crumble, allow four unanswered goals to Stingrays
• Boston Red Sox truck arrives at Jet Blue Park
• $4 gas is right around corner
• Mauer among eager Twins to arrive early
• FPL funding proposal finds little support
• Tim Tebow latest celeb to get military ball invitation
• House panel clears 'inspirational message' bill
• JetBlue plans flights from Fort Myers to LaGuardia
• Strudel's the thing at Evi's
• Exclusive: Fort Myers family in immigration limbo
• Sports exclusive: Is FGCU's Karl Smesko a sly genius?
• Business exclusive: New building energy standards on the way
• What to see and hear during Music Walk on Friday, February 17 - part 2
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• Auditions start Wednesday for new Island Players' show 'Queen of Bingo!'
• Men serve the women during Capri's Sweetheart Banquet
• Cold start will give way to warmer week
• Marco Canadian Club medical seminar Wednesday
• Car show coming Feb. 19
• Cold start for Southwest Florida gives way to warmer week
• Obama's budget headed to Congress
• See what roads deputies are targeting today
• FGCU men's basketball preview
• Video: Edison Junior Parade sights and sounds
• Florida bills: Drill in state parks
• Cape Coral rule helps cut false alarms
• Follow ongoing coverage of tonight's 54th annual Grammy Awards
• Rhode Island player wins $336 million Powerball jackpot
• Ex-Marco fire inspector's death under investigation
• Hideaway Beach residents reach out to Immokalee kids on Buddy Day
• Thousands enjoy Edison Festival of Light junior events
• Agencies dig for data on Hispanic-owned businesses
• Jimmy Standifer's praises to God are silent but mighty
• Numbers help quantify impact of art festivals like Bonita Springs National
• Bonita Springs National Art Festival continues today from 10-5
• Texting-while-driving ban up again in Legislature
• Fighter Perrella has short, sweet debut
• Beca's hat trick gives Everblades road win at South Carolina
• Lee County wrestlers grab six individual titles at Region 2A-3 wrestling meet
• Lehigh Acres fighter on road to Olympic dream
• James Rollins to speak at Famous Author luncheon on February 21
• FGCU professors push for awarding degrees posthumously
• Numbers hint at Southwest Florida economic recovery
• Proposed Florida legislation would allow pharmacists to administer vaccinations
• Sante Fe artist Kevin Sloan's new Gardner Colby exhibit a real crowd pleaser
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies at age 48
• Poll of the Week: Do you think President Barack Obama's compromise on contraceptive coverage does enough to protect religious freedom?
• Man, woman found dead in Cape Coral hot tub identified
• Tennessee upsets short-handed No. 8 Florida 75-70
• Baker wins girls Class 4A Florida soccer championship
• Maine GOP chairman say Romney wins caucuses
• Lee, Charlotte counties under wind chill advisory tonight
• Top 5 most read news-press.com stories for the last week
• Romney edges Santorum in conservatives' straw poll
• No. 15 Florida State edges Miami 64-59
• Dredging set in canals
• Alliance hosts GOLDEN Working Artist workshop and lecture
• Conversation with Shaw Gallery artist Michelle Torrez
• Today at 1:30 p.m.: Live blog from Class 4A state girls soccer final
• Man arrested for killing parents and sister in Sarasota home
• Restored and refurbished, Cape Coral Iwo Jima Memorial to be rededicated Feb. 25
• Southwest Florida Christian wraps up District A-10 title in boys basketball
• Vikings snags District 4A-11 boys basketball championship
• Tritons finally pull away in overtime for District 5A-13 boys basketball crown
• Marciano to build up football at Canterbury
• High school roundup: ECS earns A-10 title shot in boys basketball
• Exhibit of iconic World War II photos opens Sunday at Naples Museum of Art
• Raiders put nine in Region 2A-3 wrestling semifinals
• Tougher, confident Bulldogs hungry for girls soccer title
• World-renowned orchid grower from Lehigh Acres blooming with knowledge
• Bonita Springs medical practitioner arrested in hazardous waste case
• Golf Hall of Famer Watkins among latest to commit to play in The ACE Group Classic in North Naples
• South Fort Myers resort-style multifamily community sold for $39.2 million
• Art League of Fort Myers announces Feb Fest winners
• Letter from Marcia Mandel: Marco is not lacking hotels
• Editor's Letter
• 'ArtPoems' comes to the Alliance for the Arts on Thursday, March 1
• Michelle Torrez exhibit tonight at Naples' Shaw Gallery of Fine Art
• Hideaway Beach residents reach out to Immokalee kids on Buddy Day
• Long-awaited Trader Joe's set opens in North Naples
• 3 dead, 2 injured in standoff in Deerfield Beach
• Charlotte County man, 66, accused of molesting 8-year-old boy
• Deputies issue 54 traffic tickets Wednesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Deputies search for armed Fort Myers robbery suspects
• BRRReezy and BRRRusk weather this weekend in SW Florida
• ECS soccer player kicks away his custody history
• Lehigh grad stays humble in the face of professional boxing debut
• FGCU softball gears up for new season
• Florida Senate panel weds medical malpractice, eye prescription issues
• Lawsuits fly after Senate approves redistricting plans
• Santorum climbs as Gingrich fades in Gallup GOP presidential poll finds
• A healthy dose of hedonism
• Man who drove into North Fort Myers store identified
• The CLL at Hodges University will present a free lecture featuring Dr. Sidney Si...
• Artist Kevin Sloan finds inspiration in the trips he takes each year
• Path to Junior Parade lined with glitter
• Wet Paint Live artists brandish their brushes
• Al Held abstracts go on exhibit tonight at Marianne Friedland Gallery
• Pine Island Art Show features lightweight 'mini' paintings that cost just $10
• Florida among states to get No Child Left Behind waiver
• Komen racers fear fallout
• Deputies issue 47 traffic tickets Tuesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Pedestrian killed in early morning Collier County accident
• High school roundup: East Lee moves toward crown
• He sells and he gives and you can't miss it
• Tell Mel: Check out Wachovia bank account numbers
• Do you trust your doctor? Think twice
• Healthy Jackson gets back in sync
• TV meteorologist makes breezy presentation at Barfield Elementary
• 40th Annual Pine Island Art Show takes place in Matlacha February 11 & 12
• Lawmakers bicker over abortion, education as budget vote nears
• Soldier serving overseas surprises his kids at Cape Coral Elementary
• Arrest made in Port Charlotte drive-by shooting
• Man killed when struck by car on Cape Coral Parkway
• Fatal crash reported in Collier County
• FGCU police search for man who exposed himself to student
• Wet Paint event Feb. 9
• Celebrate Valentine's weekend at the 6th Annual Coconut Point Art Festival
• Gov reassigns Dunbar pirate radio case at state attorney's request
• City staff unveils midtown revitalization plan
• Solo show by egg tempera painter Donny Finley opens Feb. 9 at DeBruyne Fine Art
• Sante Fe artist Kevin Sloan includes wry humor in magical realist compositions
• Sante Fe artist Kevin Sloan includes wry humor in magical realist compositions
• Naples Artcrafters Fine Art & Craft Show returns to Cambier Park on Saturday
• Number of public school employees declines
• Romney's bad day is Santorum's best in GOP race
• Getting in the spirit: Mrs. Edison's Hymn Sing
• Charlotte County man dies in crash
• Woman, 87, dies after being struck by car in south Fort Myers
• Deputies issue 55 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Catholics intensify fight over birth control
• Teamwork pays off as ECS reaches state for first time
• Business briefs & newsmakers
• Register now for the Alliance & Florida Rep's Spring Fever Arts Camp
• Fatal crash reported in south Fort Myers
• Economic embargo on Cuba turns 50
• Senate rolls out increase in education funding, higher ed cuts
• Senate panel rejects slot restrictions
• Dead baby found in Punta Gorda freezer likely stillborn, authorities say
• Marco police issue apology to Joey's Pizza owner and his wife
• Police investigate possible drowning on Marco
• Ambassador wants to get Canadians to Fla. faster
• Alliance calls for entries for 26th Annual All Florida Juried Exhibition
• Kevin Sloan's 'Peaceable Kingdom" depicts struggle for balance in tenuous world
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• Congratulations to Chad Braken, February Student of the Month!
• Cops: New Port Richey boy, 11, tried to set student on fire
• Mug shots: Monday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Autopsy: Children of missing Utah woman suffered hatchet wounds
• Deputies: Tampa man burned trying to set fire to wife
• Gateway hot tub deaths: Husband died of accidental electrocution, wife of natural causes
• Explore the fascinating world of Pierre-Auguste Renoir with educator Joan Jacobs
• Fantasy campers revel at JetBlue Park
• Marco council approves proposals for miniature golf courses
• Cape man accused of fatally shooting wife at day care wants new attorney
• South Fort Myers woman pleads guilty to hiring hitman to kill husband
• Exclusive: Mementos become memories
• House approves overhaul of public-health system
• Sweeping charter school bill passes after building debate
• Davis Art Center presents Moving Ethos and Dance Bochette Feb. 11 & 12
• 'Halftime in America' ad debated
• Lee surgeon's contract dispute likely headed to trial
• Editor's Letter
• Letter from Cynthia Prince: New council is needed!
• Rasmussen College Career Expo! February 16th, from 10am - 1pm. Come and meet wit...
• Business exclusive: Naples Municipal Airport is flyin' high
• Exclusive: Fists in the classroom
• Naples Art puts out call for photo submissions for 2012 Camera USA exhibition
• Gourmet chocolates tempt at farmers market
• Sarasota artist Charles Miano presents demo and workshop at the Alliance
• Naples Philharmonic Brass Quartet comes to the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center
• Gas prices to spike 60 cents or more by May
• Fire kills husband of missing Utah woman, 2 boys
• Longwood man shot dead during Super Bowl party
• Woman swerved to avoid dog in fatal Dade City crash
• Media Matters: 'Nate Berkus' lost in shuffle
• Mug shots: Sunday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Encore: Giants rally, reign as Super Bowl champs
• Florida bill seeks to hasten foreclosures
• Rate this year's Super Bowl commercials
• Marijuana equipment found during Lee County traffic stop
• Photos: Edison Festival Mutt Strutt
• Monday delivery of The News-Press delayed in some areas
• Monday delivery of The News-Press delayed in some areas
• 'Chronicle' edges Radcliffe's 'Woman' at box office
• Higher education in building boom
• First day of ArtFest attracted bright skies and large crowds
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Music Walk announces auditions on February 12 for Latin Dance Live
• For SW Florida, a rainy week on tap…and that’s actually a good thing
• Basketball pioneer dies Bonita Springs
• FGCU women fall at home in tennis
• Different approach perfect for Island Coast bowler
• Slumping Everblades stung late by Reading
• Southwest Florida victims help battle human trafficking
• Teen addicts helped for 20 years at Fort Myers center
• As Lee County resident's tumor grows, charity sought
• New York-Boston rivalry not fired up yet at Super Bowl
• Romney takes early lead in Nevada presidential caucuses
• Weekender: ArtFest continues Sunday
• Crash claims Lehigh Acres motorcyclist
• No. 12 Florida beats No. 25 Vanderbilt 73-65
• Movies have their place in the sun
• Esperanza steps into parade
• K9 finds 90 pounds of pot during Lee County traffic stop
• Marco National Fine Art Show cancelled
• ArtFest Fort Myers is today and tomorrow in the River District
• Casinos killed on House floor
• Komen aims to refocus
• Getting a grip on pythons
• For great opera go to The Phil
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• Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center to present All Star Jam on Feb. 25
• Fed strikes deal with First Community Bank
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• Over 4,200 turn out at Phil to thank founder Myra Jance Daniels
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• Elway: Tebow to enter training camp as Broncos' starter
• Arson suspected in fire that toppled 3,500-year-old Central Fla. tree
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• Manning throws 3 TDs, Giants stun Packers 37-20
• TV makers plan even sharper displays for future sets
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• Become a real-life treasure hunter
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• Impressionist Paprocki returns to Naples' DeBruyne Fine Art on Thursday
• Edison State College less crowded
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• Former deputies add flavors to crunch at Farmers Market
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• Fort Myers man, 77, in critical condition after crash
• Lee County-Miami flight to end
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• NASA questions Jim Lovell's right to sell historic Apollo 13 checklist
• Gambling bill reworked
• Video: Fishermen rescued off Sanibel Island
• New details released in Cape police shooting
• Letter from the editor
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• 16th Annual Downtown Naples New Year's Art Fair is January 7 and 8
• More on this weekend's Estero Fine Art Show at Miromar Mall
• Estero Fine Art Show takes place January 7 and 8
• Two become one
• New Student Orientations will be held tomorrow (Saturday) on both Naples and For...
• Saturday Art Fair takes place in River District on January 7
• January 6th's Art Walk kicks off artsy new year - 15
• Morning fog shuts down I-75 in Lee County
• January 6th's Art Walk kicks off artsy new year - 14
• US Coast Guard returns 125 Haitians to homeland
• High school roundup: ECS nets first boys soccer victory over Verot
• Deputies issue 42 traffic tickets Wednesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Fort Myers boxer more prepared for fight
• No need to go primitive while camping
• January 6th's Art Walk kicks off artsy new year - 13
• January 6th's Art Walk kicks off artsy new year - 12
• Signs warn Collier drivers of wildlife
• January 6th's Art Walk kicks off artsy new year - 11
• Blades forward Beca recalled to Charlotte
• State drops case against Island Coast running back Pender
• Scott says Everglades projects 'worth every penny'
• Arrest made in Pensacola abortion clinic fire
• Rivals go hard after Romney, who goes after Obama
• Family farm ordinary, except for the elephants
• Hair-metal musical 'Rock of Ages' turns up the '80s attitude
• Manatees concentrated in Lee, Collier counties; area boaters cautioned
• January 6th's Art Walk kicks off artsy new year - 10
• January 6th's Art Walk kicks off artsy new year - 9
• January 6th's Art Walk kicks off artsy new year - 8
• January 6th's Art Walk kicks off artsy new year - 7
• Homeless man charged with murder in Sarasota after fatal food fight
• Deputies issue 67 traffic tickets Tuesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Florida seeking 10,000 new advocates for foster kids
• Fire kills several animals in east Fort Myers
• Warmer weather ahead after one more cold morning in Southwest Florida
• High School Roundup
• West Virginia drubs Clemson 70-33 in Orange Bowl
• Former south Fort Myers teammates meet at Orange Bowl
• Records fell early, often in crazy Orange Bowl
• Local players get plenty of support at Orange Bowl
• No cash for new cruisers in Fort Myers, Cape Coral
• Knight's 20-point effort leads way as Eagles cruise to win
• Thompson's big night in home state lifts FGCU men to 1st road win
• Bonita staff told to retool strategic plan
• Fla. grades area high schools
• January 6th's Art Walk kicks off artsy new year - 6
• Drilling dangers fade as an issue for candidates
• January 6th's Art Walk kicks off artsy new year - 5
• Two furniture firms take shape
• Edison State now takes standards seriously
• January 6th's Art Walk kicks off artsy new year - 4
• Iowa results could recast Florida presidential race
• January 6th's Art Walk kicks off artsy new year - 3
• January 6th's Art Walk kicks off artsy new year - 3
• Gov. Scott signs death warrant for St. Pete woman's killer
• Court blocks cuts to services for disabled
• Clemson looks past tonight's Orange Bowl
• Violent decades surround burned Pensacola abortion clinic
• Traffic alert: Paving starts Thursday in Copperfield Sewer District neighborhoods
• Try out to become the new PA announcer for the Red Sox! NBC2 and the Red Sox wi...
• The big chill, Marco-style
• Supporters deem Boehner fundraiser a success
• Cold weather's effect on crops still to be determined
• Victory in hand, Romney looks to NH
• January 6th's Art Walk kicks off artsy new year - 2
• Today's letters to the editor
• Councilman to end stint on Bonita utilities board
• Cold damage on crops to be determined
• GOP hopefuls can't find much to like about schools
• From a tweak comes the pride of TwinEagles
• Audio podcasts to connect Cape officials with residents
• Alva driver looks for woman who saved her
• Art Walk on January 6 kicks off artsy new year - 1
• Fewer foreclosed homes returned for resale
• GOP candidates vie for voters' trust in fluid Iowa
• Deputies arrest 2 men at suspected North Fort Myers meth operation
• Insanity plea considered for defendant in North Naples hospital shooting
• State hospital panel calls for major changes to taxpayer-funded districts
• Revised Fla. religion amendment not challenged
• Bill: Florida would join national insurance compact
• Southwest Florida growers prep for possible freeze
• Forecasters say it'll even be colder Tuesday night
• St. Mark's to welcome harp concert Sunday
• Men grab most new jobs, even 'women's work' in retailing
• FWC records first panther death of 2012 in Collier County
• Cape Coral purse theft suspect in custody
• Golf ball diver missing at Tampa area golf course
• Freeze warning issued for tonight in Southwest Florida
• Homicide investigation continues in Lehigh after body found in wrecked car
• Social Security benefit costs touchy subject among voters
• South Carolina resident dies in Charlotte County crash
• Man arrested in connection with L.A. car fires
• 'Mission: Impossible' closes 4-day holiday weekend atop box office
• Temps to drop tonight, even colder Tuesday night
• Gingrich plays down expectations in Iowa
• Taking it to the limit
• Congratulations to Jason Downs, Student of the Month for January!
• JRobert and son Martin performing together at Little Bar
• Volunteers go to bat for the community
• Trapper Custom Marine technicians possess ultimate certification
• Mug shots: Sunday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Cold Front To Bring A Shocking Change In the Weather for SW Florida!
• Florida, Ohio St. desperate for a win in Gator Bowl
• 2012 election: Job creation is overriding issue
• Music aids in leukemia fight
• Veterans notes
• DCF head wants more money
• Her links to the past
• 2 severely injured in Naples scooter crash
• FGCU set to move up A-Sun standings
• Bonita Springs family mourns teen lost in crash
• No matter the ruling party, change is in store for Medicare
• Lehigh woman delivers Lee County's first baby of 2012
• NASA probe joins twin at moon
• Taylor helps Dolphins eliminate Jets, 19-17
• Small local Sears stores not affected by closings
• Southwest Florida rings in 2012
• Florida hopes continuity will turn program
• Little-known Quadrantid meteor shower can still put on a good show
• Reform effects serious change
• Immigration issue ignites passion
• Hang on for wild election year
• Sam Cook: Post office sets sights on your mailbox
• Friends, once teammates, will go helmet-to-helmet at Orange Bowl
• Challenger Division: Offering disabled a league of their own
• New Fla. laws go into effect Sunday
• What will 2012 bring for the Sunshine State?
• Romney leads Paul in Des Moines Register Iowa Poll
• Metromix New Year's Eve Guide
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• More on Theo Wujcik exhibition at Bob Rauschenberg Gallery
• Theo Wujcik retrospective opens at Bob Rauschenberg Gallery January 13th
• Naples bicyclist critically injured in collision with vehicle
• Southwest Florida's top stories in 2011
• Cornell finally wins one at College Classic
• Maine charges to crown at Classic
• Risky move pays off in Indians' Lehigh Holiday Madness win
• Top 10 local sports stories of 2011
• Economic outlook: 2012 will be better, experts say
• Lee County waters dangerous for manatee
• Naples Ritz to teach hospitals service
• Fugitive shot, killed in Cape Coral did not fire any shots, marshals say
• 1 killed, 2 injured in Collier County crash
• Appeals court: Lifetime in prison isn't same as life sentence
• Brother identifies man found dead in Cape Coral canal
• 31 sell alcohol to underage customers during police operation
• How will you ring in the new year?
• Monster is sponsoring the event with plenty of free Monster stickers and Monster...
• Alliance's Feb mixed media exhibit captures mnemonic threads in physical form
• Sam Cook: Veteran endures pain as VA dawdles
• Knights of Columbus remember Paul Marlowe
• Northbound State Road 25 shut down after fatal crash in Glades County
• Black Bears roar out of gate in win at College Classic
• Red tide plagues Southwest Florida waters
• Collier woman stays strong despite loss of leg in alligator attack
• Deluge of political ads draws near
• Video: Interview with 90-year-old alligator attack survivor
• Formal charges filed against Clewiston man in death of grandfather
• Knights of Columbus remember Paul Marlowe
• Panel on Florida public hospitals set to make recommendations
• Concerts, theater, movies and more scheduled for early 2012 in Southwest Florida
• Academy interim principal passionate about work
• Naples Philharmonic plans 2 Marco concerts in 2012
• Laurie Klein to teach art of photo transfer collage at the Phil
• Marco nightlife
• Cruise: Rookie samples real delights of sea
• Alliance hosts workshops by ArtFest Fort Myers artists
• All-Area Swimmers of the Year
• Team approach working for Tigers
• Sister of Edison Mall shooting victim also died violently
• Cape Coral fire union deal includes wage cut
• Lehigh Acres man in critical condition after crash
• Joan Jacobs popular ArtTalk series return to the Phil with lecture on Monet
• Have license, will tattoo
• Lee County school district denies audit findings
• 2011 All-Area Girls Swimmer of the Year: Olivia Langford
• 2011 All-Area Boys Swimmer of the Year: Michael Messuri
• Essential workers don't begrudge working on Christmas and New Year's Day
• Tampa Bay wreck could become new preserve
• Natural gas firms among top stock winners of 2011
• Family: Man found dead on Bonita radio tower was electrocuted
• Your view: Reader pictures from paradise
• Stocks slide; S&P 500 turns negative for year
• New streetlight designs anger some Olde Marco residents
• Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center to host Salon d' Collage in January
• Alliance releases Winter/Spring class and workshop catalog
• 750 feet up, fears are put to test
• Everblades players fined
• Layoff could cool Cornell's hot goalie
• Eagles have talent in reserve
• Island Coast grad set to line up for Irish
• Deputy shoots, kills fugitive in Cape Coral
• Meet Trailblazers 2011 finalists
• Sam Cook: My duty to shine light will never dim
• Flight delays snarl holiday fliers
• Substance in package found in Estero determined to be harmless
• Name of man shot, killed by law enforcement in Cape Coral revealed
• Florida capital briefs: New red-light camera repeal bill filed
• Stocks barely changed in light holiday trading
• All-Area Cross Country Runners of the Year
• Skyline Boulevard-Pine Island Road intersection modifications in Cape Coral expected to start in February
• Crash blockage cleared on Airport-Pulling Road in Naples
• Dining Out: Specials from around the globe abound at Sasso's
• Barfield students star in 'Flakes'
• Sears to close 100 to 120 Kmart, Sears stores
• Ocoee toddler critical after being shot in the head
• No injuries when small plane crashes off Florida Keys
• Florida Drought Getting Into Full Swing
• Contractor who died on radio tower in Bonita Springs ID'd
• Deputies issue 18 traffic tickets Friday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Letters to the editor: Oil drilling debate
• Exclusive: Florida plans study of tax leviers
• No parking relief in sight at Fort Myers Beach
• First year mostly a win for Florida Governor Scott
• Florida airport among those courting fliers with rewards programs
• Rescuers reach man on radio tower in Bonita Springs
• Lee, Collier county consumers line up to make returns
• Device attempts to elevate the iPad's keyboard
• Tips for pocketing more money in 2012
• Be mindful to play brain games
• Dining Out: Specials from around the globe abound at Sasso's
• 7 people shot dead in Texas home, motive unclear
• 'A lot of history has been lost'
• Deal is reached in Collier County to begin work on power lines
• Christmas brings joy, in all its forms, to Southwest Florida
• Health records go out on a limb
• LaBelle resident dies in vehicle crash
• Tebow talk of NFL, and theology as well
• Tell Mel: Go ahead and buy gift cards ... wisely
• United States highway projects get little oversight
• Southwest Florida holiday closings
• All-Area Bowling Team
• LeBron James' 37 lifts Heat past Mavericks 105-94
• Find cool holiday lights displays in Southwest Florida
• Here's help getting started with your new gadgets
• Saturday night's Powerball, Florida lottery numbers
• Christmas tree tradition evokes memories
• Find the peace of Christmas within you, and strive to create your perfect world
• Junior Everblades team earns its way to prestigious international championship in Canada next month
• South Fort Myers grad Watkins tops The News-Press college football all-stars
• Almost 500 attend south Fort Myers Christmas Eve service
• For those from Lee, Collier counties with Christmas name, it's not always a plus
• Far-off U.S. 41 plans include 2 Lee County flyovers
• Man slain in Edison Mall parking lot was arrested last month
• Newton leads Panthers to 48-16 rout of Buccaneers
• Brady leads comeback, Patriots top Dolphins 27-24
• Meet the Person of the Year finalists
• President Obama on 2012: 'Some tough fights'
• Victoria Park: Lights fantastic
• Leoma Lovegrove pays tribute to Twelve Days of Christmas
• Police investigating after shooting victim taken to Lee Memorial Hospital
• Find cool holiday lights displays in Southwest Florida
• Pictures of paradise
• Top business stories 2011: Chico's move, tourism positive notes
• Fire Dance installation started in Centennial Park (12-23-11)
• Everblades beat Trenton, 6-3
• Charlotte rallies to topple Tritons at Mariner Holiday Invitational
• Christmas parcels' time is up
• Orion Bank fraud case could end with plea deal
• Hotels fill up for Christmas, raise rates
• Most will worship ... but when?
• 21 former players sue NFL over concussions
• Fla. lawmakers considering allowing school bus ads
• GOP: Rick Perry won't be on Virginia primary ballot
• Marco police visit merchants, conduct drug-alcohol awareness program
• Campuses will close this afternoon until January 2nd. We hope everyone has a wo...
• County says offshore winds may minimize red tide impact
• Houses of worship plan special Christmas services
• Holiday travel tip from airport officials: Arrive 2 hours early
• Tara's Steak & Lobster House updated
• Southwest Florida comes through with new home for soldier
• Collier County under dense fog advisory until 10 a.m.
• Congress hopes to wrap up work on payroll tax cuts
• Salvation Army kettle drive gets 'huge' boost
• City of Palms Classic champ has chance to defend title
• Sam Cook: Sheriff Scott, staff still converse with felon
• Dear Santa: Letters reflect hard times
• Wearable winter fashion for Florida
• 'Holidaze' inspired by tree ornaments
• ArtFest Fort Myers just six weeks away -2
• ArtFest Fort Myers just six weeks away -1
• Coconut Point New Years Weekend Art Festival to feature over 160 artists
• U.S. unemployment applications lowest since April '08
• Researchers: Video games won't make you smarter
• Lee tourism upgrades to entice visitors
• Wave of bombings across Iraqi capital kills 57
• Deputies issue 41 traffic tickets Tuesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• City of Palms Classic coverage
• Eagles hit 10 threes at start en route to win over Va. Tech
• Tell Mel: Don't trust meat from truck bed
• Legislation may make this the last winter break
• Montverde defeats Riverside to take third
• Bank of America to pay $335M to settle discrimination claims
• Tweets show global happiness down
• Future of casinos in Florida may come down to jobs
• Live now: Signature Series Final: Tilton vs. Wilbraham & Monson
• Today is the last day of the fall term! Have a great winter break and Happy Hol...
• Joy of Giving provides $80,000 for Christmas good cheer
• Charter Middle boys hoops team undefeated heading into 2012
• Map: Christmas lights displays around Southwest Florida
• City of Palms Classic coverage
• Arts for ACT to exhibit 12 artists in January - 5
• New crew blasts off towards International Space Station
• Stickups never take a holiday
• Coming at 9 a.m.: Richmond Salesian (Calif.) vs. Bronx St. Raymond's (N.Y.)
• Prestonwood Christian's victory sets up all-Texas Classic final
• Get ready for the shortest day of the year
• Deputies issue 29 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Foreclosure program's demise brings jeers
• Eagles taking time to study up on new-look Virginia Tech
• Bishop Gorman downs Miller Grove
• Mater Dei survives St. Raymond
• Survey: What were Southwest Florida's top stories of 2011?
• Ely takes advantage after Salesian star benched
• Live now: Arlington Grace Prep (Texas) vs. Montverde Academy (Fla.)
• Bondi rewrites Amendment 7 summary
• Gov. Scott wants more lottery ticket sales to help schools
• Council finally to get utility rate study
• Arts for ACT to exhibit 12 artists in January - 4
• Arts for ACT to exhibit 12 artists in January - 3
• Congratulations to Dr. Andrew Weyl, 2011 Professor of the Year, and Karen Karavi...
• Costello and Nelson exhibit at the Alliance opens with reception January 6
• City of Palms Classic coverage
• Cape Coral replaces lead union negotiator
• Arts for ACT to exhibit 12 artists in January - 2
• LaBelle man killed in crash involving tractor and SUV
• Upstate soars past sluggish Eagles down stretch for win
• Queen of the Palms Classic has become largest of area's post-City of Palms events
• Perez's shooting sparks Eagles
• Southwest Florida stores await procrastinators
• Arts for ACT to exhibit 12 artists in January - 1
• The News-Press exclusive: Southwest Florida real estate - from flip to flop
• Tell Mel: That check in the mail is legit, so cash it
• Lee, Collier schools wait for bonuses
• Suspect sought in Bonita Metro PCS robbery
• Live now: St. Raymond's vs. Montverde
• Man sought after Lehigh Walgreens robbed
• Lawmaker: Raise cigarette tax, lower driver fees
• Lely JROTC cadets help with Toys for Tots distribution
• Survey: What were Southwest Florida's top stories of 2011?
• Joy of Giving provides $80,000 for Christmas good cheer
• Spotlight on Leslie Hindman Auctioneers’ Shane David Hall
• Marco police join area child-porn task force
• Christmas decoration judges see record number of homes, businesses
• Contact us: Are you still holiday shopping or have you wrapped up your purchases?
• Weekend in photos
• Kim Jong Il, a Cold War-era leader in modern times
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Florida lawmakers take up claims bills
• Lee, Collier county assistance centers among those relying on giving spirit
• Tell Mel: Lock your Wi-Fi with a password
• As Florida government costs are cut, some grumble
• Crash road blockage cleared on U.S. 41 in Naples
• Immokalee resident arrested in stabbings that leave 1 dead
• Packers perfect season ends with loss to Chiefs
• Plein Air art show opened yesterday at The von Liebig
• Meat delicacies crafted by hand, hickory smoke
• 'Sherlock Holmes' tops weekend box office with $40M
• Powerball jackpot increases to $104 million
• Worldwide, Southwest Florida sells
• Lehigh teen killed in Buckingham crash
• City of Palms Classic live coverage
• Mater Dei holds off charge by Lake Wales
• Christmas Island Style's big parade runs smoothly
• Basketball now football in the future?
• Florida's school rules become cumbersome
• Editorial: People of the Year Finalists
• Christmas celebrated at The Stage
• Top stories of the week
• See what is happening at The Stage
• Map: Christmas lights displays around Southwest Florida
• Poll of the Week: Do you think your personal financial situation will improve or get worse in 2012?
• No. 13 Florida beats No. 22 Texas A&M 84-64
• Woman dies in I-75 crash, southbound lanes reopen
• Replay: Plano Prestonwood Christian (Texas) vs. Philadelphia Constitution (Pa.)
• Senate OKs $1 trillion budget bill, payroll tax cut
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• Happehatchee: Everyone's piece of paradise
• Live now: Quarterfinal: Game 1 winner (Riverside-Gill St. Bernard) vs. Lithonia Miller Grove (Ga.)
• High school sports roundup
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Collier County dog bite rules may change
• Riverside works extra for win
• Star from Nevada Shabazz Muhammad shares spotlight
• Bishop Verot has rough start to tourney
• City of Palms Classic live coverage
• Dunbar church is a home for history, family
• Edison State College will quiz candidates for interim president Jan. 14
• Governor, feds trade blame as Florida loses out on early learning grant
• Death of FAMU drum major ruled a homicide
• Christmas Island Style's big parade is Saturday
• Early rally fades; stock market down for the week
• Marco police officer's firing overturned
• Weekender: Opera Naples performs 'Hansel and Gretel'
• Barry Bonds gets house arrest, probation for federal conviction
• Replay: Reserve Riverside Academy (La.) vs. Gladstone Gill St. Bernard (N.J.)
• A look back on In One Instant’s first year in the River District
• Don't forget, Wed, Dec. 21st is the last day of the fall term and the last day c...
• Unemployment rates drop in Lee, Collier counties
• New radio show emphasizes better health
• Hundreds of students protest Gov. Scott's call for FAMU president's suspension
• Married 65 years, Plant City couple dies 36 hours apart
• AP-GfK Poll: More than half say Obama should lose
• Gingrich assailed by debate rivals, fights back
• Postal center shutdown plan causes outrage
• City of Palms Classic a hoops talent show
• Chinese drywall relief in sight
• Seeds of success planted at Cape preschool
• High-watt holiday in Southwest Florida neighborhoods
• Feds OK extension of Medicaid pilot project
• In One Instant to celebrate first anniversary with Lustenader exhibit
• Audit reveals Lee County Department of Transportation problems
• Ex-Lee County school superintendent Browder finalist for Alaska post
• Upscale supermarkets evolve
• River District's daas Gallery exhibits Oliver Dominguez exhibit in January, 2012
• Christmas decorating contest top 10 finalists named
• New River Fine Art and The von Liebig lithography exhibition -2
• New River Fine Art and The von Liebig lithography exhibition -1
• Meet Your Neighbor: Christopher Schemel, new Academy board member
• Research shows hands-free phones just as risky when driving
• Meeting tonight on proposed closing of Fort Myers postal processing center
• Atlantic hurricane prediction delayed to spring
• Deputies issue 57 traffic tickets Tuesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Adult education fee mandate makes many skip classes
• Tell Mel: Benefit turns into burden
• Florida public schools lag nation in meeting fed goals
• Little Hickory Island condo owners say everyone should share Bonita Beach bill
• Verot grad Katie Mosher hits it big with FSU
• State starts new probe of FAMU officials
• Education companies battle over testing contract
• 8 projects to lead Gulf oil spill restoration efforts
• Bike committee member hit by car
• Woman surrenders 69 cats to Lee County Animal Services
• Bonita Springs caregiver arrested for allegedly beating woman, 64
• Cape chamber luncheon benefits CCMI
• Capri residents ask Collier commissioners to reinstate fired chief
• 27 reasons to attend the River District’s last Saturday night Music Walk
• House Speaker Boehner to return for January fundraiser
• Local news anchors to speak at ESL graduation ceremony
• Time names 'The Protester' as 'Person of Year'
• Business groups want Florida to halt tax increase
• Charlotte County man dies in motorcycle crash
• Deputies issue 37 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Scheduled births limited at Lee Memorial Health System
• Ban cellphone use by drivers, feds recommend
• Lee County closes pool talks
• Three aces in one day at Bonita Springs country club may be record
• PGA Tour players agree: Golf's better when Tiger is around
• Republicans muscle tax cut bill through House
• Decision delayed on closing Fort Myers' postal distribution center
• Bill filed to repeal Florida's no-fault auto insurance system
• Salvation Army still needs thousands of toys for needy families
• Commissioners end exclusive discussions with swim center group
• Obituary: Bret J. Roseboom
• Naples Art Association's 2012 lecture series offers art market insights
• Ex-Penn State coach Sandusky waives hearing
• Marco Christmas home, business decoration judging continues Tuesday
• More on 'Lithography from Galerie Mourlot, New York' exhibit at The von Liebig
• Exclusive: Every day's a gift for Lehigh boy with muscular dystrophy
• Strong hiring expected for Lee
• Southwest Florida Christmas party flier attracts NCAA's attention
• Estero grad Prater helps Tebow's legend grow
• Lee County staff give thumbs down to swim center
• High court to review tough Arizona immigration law
• Federal report: House flipping drove housing bubble
• Suspect sought in Fort Myers Radio Shack robbery
• Study: Gingrich tax plan would worsen deficit
• Formal charges filed against Cape man accused of killing grandfather
• Creighton withdraws from purchase of Cape land
• Naples mental health center shows off renovations at open house
• Miami Dolphins fire Tony Sparano
• Exclusive: Lee County pharmacies refuse to fill meds
• The von Liebig to exhibit prints and art posters by Picasso, Matisse and others
• The semester is winding down, good luck with exams everyone!
• Mangrove restoration begins Feb. 1
• Coral Gables man leaves million dollar home to Uncle Sam
• The News-Press Holiday Cookie Challenge winners announced
• Mug shots: Sunday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Man critically injured in Lehigh go-kart crash
• Cancel land deal, says Cape Coral councilman
• Guns stuff lots of Southwest Florida stockings
• Video: Military personnel from Southwest Florida send along holiday greetings
• Estero High grad Prater boots Broncos past Bears 13-10 in overtime
• Bradley-Steele claim Franklin Templeton Shootout
• Port Charlotte teen dies in ATV crash
• Scoring frenzy helps Jaguars beat Buccaneers 41-14
• Takeaways help Eagles beat Dolphins 26-10
• Holiday cheer: Santa brings joy to sick kids
• Winter season at Alliance features painting, sculpture and quilting - 2
• Mug shots: Saturday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Winter season at Alliance features painting, sculpture and quilting - 1
• Commercial transactions: Olive Garden planned near Gulf Coast Town Center
• Fort Myers police seek man who jumped off Edison Bridge
• Cypress Lake cheerleader hits new heights
• Cape Coral firefighters win battle to post
• Next on list for Occupy Fort Myers: Foreclosures?
• Lee County swim center treads water
• Poll of the week: Who do you think has the best chance to beat President Barack Obama in 2012: Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich or another candidate?
• Boats light up the Marco River for annual maritime parade
• Indiana stuns No. 1 Kentucky at buzzer
• Editorial: Florida Senate battle under way
• Bradley—Steele hold 1-shot edge at Franklin Templeton Shootout
• Bradley-Steele lead Price-Calc by one at Shark Shootout
• North Fort Myers homicide victim identified
• Traffic alert: Big Hickory Pass Bridge crash scene cleared
• Top 5 most read news-press.com stories for the last week
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• South Florida man heard yelling, shot by mother-in-law on cell phone video
• Industrial occupancy slowly recovering from construction bust, recession
• A matter of life
• Mug shots: Friday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Blades attack fast, bombard Jackals
• Today's letters to the editor
• High school roundup: Mariner soccer keeps rolling
• Fort Myers-based Chico's seeks expansion incentive
• Holiday mail rush begins
• Baylor quarterback Griffin III chasing Heisman history
• Cape Coral council puts city's image, finances atop its 2012 priority list
• Lee County eager to lure more tourists
• Legislature struggles to estimate impact of casino proposal
• Parker on Politics: Gov. Scott tries to rebuild reputation
• After years of saving, shoppers treat themselves
• North Fort Myers Metro PCS store robbed
• Video: Military personnel from Lee, Charlotte, Collier counties send along holiday greetings
• Police: Virginia Tech gunman identified
• Lehigh man arrested after girl says he sexually abused her
• Join Susan Reece at the Barrington Terrace Learning Center, 5175 Tamiami Trail E...
• Two Lee County men killed after SUV overturns in Collier County
• Franklin Templeton Shootout: Young players excel on tour
• Scott: Why is Citizens insuring new construction?
• Feds: Couple claimed welfare, lived in $1.2M home
• Woman dies after being struck by car in Naples parking lot
• Scott wants a billion dollar boost for schools
• Registration for new students begins this week! Click here to review degree p...
• Florida debt drops for the first time in 2 decades
• Controlled burn in Estero helps clear way for wildlife
• Lee County Alliance for the Arts announces new board members
• IFAE unveils highlights of Miami International Art Fair - 4
• IFAE unveils highlights of Miami International Art Fair - 3
• IFAE unveils highlights of Miami International Art Fair - 2
• Exclusive: Lee County rarely finds work for minorities
• Winning Fantasy 5 ticket sold in Naples
• Clewiston man held without bond in grandfather's death
• IFAE unveils highlights of Miami International Art Fair - 1
• Deputies issue 21 traffic tickets Friday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Tell Mel: Keep it simple? That's stupid
• Holtz speaks from experience at Carrigan banquet
• Fort Myers resident to testify on bad drywall
• Drastic changes coming to postal service?
• Enjoy the excitement of Classical Mystery Tour at The Phil
• Body found in truck at busy Cape intersection
• City guarantees Marco's 4th of July fireworks show will go on
• Scott goes slowly on more changes to pension
• House to unveil redistricting plans
• Fort Myers bank robbery suspect sought
• NASA finds planet that's just about right for life
• LSU, Alabama to meet for BCS title game
• Exclusive: 'In my heart I'll always be a priest'
• Home for the Holidays
• ArtPalmBeach Fine Art Festival highlighted by American Art Collector magazine
• Mug shots: Sunday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Traveling Vietnam Wall arrives on Marco Tuesday
• Motorcyclist injured in Collier County crash
• Multi-vehicle crash causing severe delays on eastbound Midpoint Memorial Bridge
• Media Matters: TV stations all find holiday cheer in ratings
• Madonna to perform at halftime of Super Bowl
• Red Sox can soon feel at home in new Lee County ballpark
• Metro Parkway extension work in south Fort Myers back on track
• Man who vowed tax savings to Lee, Collier county property owners vanishes
• LSU to playAlabama in BCS title game
• New Ohio State coach Meyer talks about balancing family, work during FGCU appearance
• There is lots to do at The von Liebig this December and January
• Estero grad Prater boots Broncos past Vikings
• Tiger Woods ends 2-year victory drought
• Yesterday's Saturday Art Fair treated attendees to exquisite art and weather
• Online sale of pain pills increasing
• Fort Myers youth center reborn under new director
• Florida man tried to bite deputy after K-9 bites him
• Everblades pull off another OT win
• Cain opts out; conservatives weigh choices
• Former, current Wildcats complete another sweep at City of Palms River Run
• Swim Florida founder a swimming lifer
• Franklin Templeton Shootout features strong field
• Environmentalist Ellen Peterson's life, works remembered
• Deductible deal ends Dec. 31
• Empty bowls event raises $10,000 for Harry Chapin Food Bank
• Health insurance program seeks summer debut
• Edison Mall cafe faces eviction
• Goodland bazaar blends arts, crafts and bric-a-brac
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• Mediterra's beach club on the Gulf has whole new look
• Old homes for the holidays
• Naples Art in the Park is today
• Saturday Art Fair is today
• Mindy McCready's 5-year-old son in custody
• Disastrous start sinks Immokalee Indians
• Parker on Politics: Mack leads GOP rivals, closes in on Nelson
• Cape Coral City Council fires Gary King
• High school football: Live scoring updates from tonight's playoff games
• Weekender: Almost Acoustic Christmas
• Council to consider using Farmers Market profits for fireworks show
• Boy Scouts open Christmas tree tent again
• Florida Blue at Coconut Point to hold grand opening
• Ukrainian immigrant hard-working and happy
• December Art Walk features holiday exhibits and tree lighting ceremony - 13
• December Art Walk features holiday exhibits and tree lighting ceremony - 12
• December Art Walk features holiday exhibits and tree lighting ceremony - 11
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• December Art Walk features holiday exhibits and tree lighting ceremony - 10
• December Art Walk features holiday exhibits and tree lighting ceremony - 9
• Tree lighting set Saturday in Veterans Community Park
• 29 Occupy Tampa protesters arrested
• Traveling Vietnam Wall arrives on Marco Tuesday
• Traveling Vietnam Wall arrives on Marco Tuesday
• Manatee County deputy suspended over Facebook comments
• Search continues for man who reportedly flashed gun in south Fort Myers
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Three arrested in Fort Myers home invasion robbery
• Artists' Dreams Gallery celebrates grand opening in downtown Cape Coral
• Gov proposes parents 'union' to control underperforming schools
• December Art Walk features holiday exhibits and tree lighting ceremony - 8
• Johnson piloting young Indians to playoff success
• Naples sticking with backup plan
• Lee Memorial Health System's hospitalists under new controls
• Matlacha honors John Lennon 31 years later
• Letters to Santa reveal nation in need
• North Fort Myers man arrested on military desertion charge
• Romney, Obama split swing states in fundraising
• December Art Walk features holiday exhibits and tree lighting ceremony - 7
• Congressional seats might be more competitive under new map
• Collier deputies searching for missing girl, father
• 2011 Atlantic Hurricane Season Very Active; But It Doesn’t Tell The Global Story
• Report: Florida ranks 13th in anti-smoking spending
• Labor officials keeping eye on Fla. growers
• Lee deputy's son gunned down
• Deputies issue 63 traffic tickets Tuesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Eagles aren't looking for moral victories on court
• Tell Mel: Beware the guy buying junk cars
• Panel weighs future of gambling in Lee
• Healthy recipes: Dark Chocolate Espresso Granola Bars
• Healthy recipes: Dark Chocolate Espresso Granola Bars
• Shula's Bar & Grill opens at Southwest Florida International Airport
• Naples defense finding its way
• Southwest Florida auto sales on rise
• Third victim identified in Fort Myers shooting
• AP: Mindy McCready likely won't return to Fla. due to pregnancy
• FDA examines level of arsenic in apple juice
• Tiger Woods aims to keep momentum going
• December Art Walk features holiday exhibits and tree lighting ceremony - 6
• December Art Walk features holiday exhibits and tree lighting ceremony - 6
• Incumbents' fortunes rise with Senate map proposals
• Horses could soon be slaughtered for meat in U.S.
• December Art Walk features holiday exhibits and tree lighting ceremony
• December Art Walk features holiday exhibits and tree lighting ceremony
• Popular Barfield Elementary nutritionist retires
• Red tide hits Marco Island
• December Art Walk features holiday exhibits and tree lighting ceremony - 4
• December Art Walk features holiday exhibits and tree lighting ceremony - 3
• Lack of TV time won't hurt City of Palms Classic
• South Fort Myers grad Sammy Watkins snags ACC honors
• Disney expanding ESPN Wide World of Sports
• Reports: Red Sox choose Valentine as manager
• Deputies issue 34 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Debruyne Fine Art’s 2012 exhibition schedule filled with old and new friends
• Edison State Board of Trustees suspends Walker
• Dead fish dot Estero Bay water
• Former St. Leo Catholic Church pastor denies wrongdoing
• Year of firsts for Sweden's Fredrik Jacobson
• Edison State Board of Trustees places Walker on paid administrative leave
• Cape Coral city manager's exit pay set in stone
• Country singer Mindy McCready and son missing
• 11 lawmakers subpoenaed in Fla. election law case
• Proposal emerges to create adult charter schools
• Cape Coral police investigate possible child drowning
• Former St. Leo Catholic Church pastor denies wrongdoing
• Justice Department approves Collier's redistricting plan
• December Art Walk features holiday exhibits and tree lighting ceremony - 2
• Marco Academy basketball teams makes their debut
• All-Star Classic features strong field
• December Art Walk features holiday exhibits and tree lighting ceremony - 1
• Psychiatric evaluation finds Norway killer insane
• American Airlines files for Chapter 11 protection
• David Jones: Drama queen Urban Meyer finds new stage at Ohio State
• Deputies issue 48 traffic tickets Friday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Health scare can't keep Verot senior off court
• Tell Mel: Law aids con artists
• Lee Memorial among hospitals tending to chronically ill
• Ex-Cape Coral police officer's military honors in doubt
• Photos: Unusual Christmas decorations
• Woman alleges long affair with presidential candidate Cain
• Medicare back on the brink over cuts to doctors
• Stocks soar on big shopping weekend, Europe
• Schedules are ready for confirmation!!!! portal.rasmussen.edu
• Island-themed Toucan's Bar & Grill opens doors
• Hispanic Congressional district proposed for central Florida
• Some heavy rainfall possible as cold front moves through Lee, Collier counties
• Join Dr. Ellen Pragner, nationally recognized marine scientist, for a free lectu...
• Marco homeowners group changing its name
• Syracuse fires assistant basketball coach Fine amid investigation
• Suspect sought in attempted south Fort Myers Publix robbery
• Fort Myers man, 19, killed in Charlotte County motorcycle crash
• See what roads deputies are targeting today
• SW-FL-Putting-the-BRRRR-back-into-Novembrrrrr-and-Decemberrrrr
• Gators coach accepts blame for poor play
• Tell Mel: Air-duct cleaners' ad is bait; don't bite
• JetBlue Park a lure for businesses
• Florida lawmaker looks to ban texting while driving
• Ohio puts 200-pound third-grader in foster care
• Tim Tebow again leads Broncos to win
• Medical cannabis urged at Freedom Festival in Melbourne
• Medicare's drug coverage gap shrinks ‎
• Bucs lose to Titans 23-17
• Gov. Scott, federal officials at odds over Affordable Care Act
• Ohio State's courtship of Urban Meyer questioned
• Loose law helps honey hobbyist make money
• Defense lifts Noles past rival Gators
• Commercial real estate transactions: Gateway acreage purchased
• Cyclist fatally shoots dog in Davie
• Everblades lose, but end road trip on high note
• Fort Myers figure skater driven to succeed
• Massive Estero Bay fish kill a mystery
• YMCA's Lee expansion plan gains momentum
• Ortiz flea market says it's back on upswing
• Black Friday sales up 7 pct; retailers look ahead
• Motorcyclist killed in south Fort Myers crash ID'd
• Young Sarasota mother, 4 others gunned down
• Cape Coral firefighter suspended in 2010 DUI case
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• Cape Coral canal database grows
• Nonprofit aims to save Civil War's 'Kitty Hawk'
• Naples' Gardner Colby Gallery releases 2012 exhibition schedule - 2
• Naples' Gardner Colby Gallery releases 2012 exhibition schedule - 1
• NBA owners, players reach tentative deal
• Newt Gingrich holds town hall meeting in Naples
• FGCU men come up just short again
• Red-hot FGCU women squish Spiders
• High school football playoffs coverage
• Fort Myers 19-year-old soon a soldier, for now an elf
• UF, FSU seniors relish final shot at fierce rival
• Bonita Springs Utilities eyes rate hike
• Catholic Mass gets makeover
• Online sales leap 20 percent on Black Friday
• Newt Gingrich holds town hall meeting in Naples
• Companion freed in disappearance of Md. woman in Aruba
• Next stop OSU? Urban Meyer gets time off from ESPN
• $50,000 offered in missing Orlando woman's case
• High school football playoffs coverage
• Marco Realtors help feed hungry at St. Matthew's House on Thanksgiving
• Gunfire erupts at North Carolina mall as early shoppers arrive
• Pressure's on Indians against Cape Coral
• Fort Myers, Naples face off in an 'old-school' matchup
• Naples quarterback confident with backup
• Race brings running action to Cape on Thanksgiving morning
• Black Friday shoppers find best deals early
• Matlacha artist Leoma Lovegrove nominated for News-Press Person of the Year
• Mother loses second son in Fort Myers shooting
• Lovegrove Gallery & Gardens in Matlacha celebrating Small Business Saturday
• Romo rallies Dallas to 20-19 victory over Miami
• Occupy movements nationwide celebrate holiday
• Who's to say you can't just gift yourself?
• Holiday classic comes with bells, thunder
• Shangri-La in Bonita Springs may be ready to make comeback
• Are you ready for Black Friday?
• Two SW Florida Cold Fronts In Just 4 Days
• Happy Thanksgiving!
• U.S. House Speaker vacations on Marco Island
• Readers recall what they are most thankful for
• Last-minute ingredients spur shoppers
• Posen asbestos case over
• Thankful for chance
• Black Friday: Stores stalk careful shoppers
• Landowners await jury's award
• She brings work ethic — and pie
• Big stakes as Black Friday, shopping season arrive
• Florida justices to rule on school funding lawsuit
• Former North Naples bank teller charged with fraud, theft
• Look for great holiday deals in Thursday's paper
• Speakers inspire Realtors with tales of overcoming ordeals
• Collier superintendent to attend Marco school town hall meeting Monday
• Mug shots: Tuesday's felony arrests in Lee County
• FHP looking for driver who hit man lying in road in Collier
• Today's letters to the editor
• Vikings dunk Green Wave
• Cape Coral murder suspect bragged, cops say
• Travel conditions up in air
• Edison Festival Of Light 2012
• Edison State College gets call to fire Walker
• Diners thankful someone else is cooking
• LIVE NOW: Listen to Fort Myers at Bishop Verot boys basketball
• Sanibel Masters Art Festival is this Friday and Saturday
• Mixed-use examples studied in Lehigh Acres
• Kern admitted to killing grandfather, documents reveal
• Shorter breakfast time at Lee County schools could save $1.5 million
• 8th Annual Naples Fall Fine Art & Craft Festival is Saturday and Sunday
• Foundation awards grants to 3 Barfield teachers
• July Fourth fireworks to be hot topic at next Marco Island City Council meeting
• Naples chamber urges swift removal of Edison State President Walker
• Capri residents question fire-rescue chief's dismissal
• Marco Academy looks to future in wake of resignations
• Shopping this Black Friday? Get important info on-the-go
• daas Gallery participating in National Small Business Shop Day on Saturday
• 'Blues, Sweat & Cheers' December 11 at the Alliance
• Port Charlotte man charged with firing shots at deputy ID'd
• Business exclusive: Holidays to give boost to Southwest Florida's economy
• Milestone win: Dunbar's Donnell nets No. 300
• Cancer Society fundraiser nets $17,000
• Organizers deem first paddle competition a success
• FGCU routinely slays big names
• Lee school district may go new route with school choice
• Minnesota Twins' spring training schedule announced
• Man arrested after firing shots at deputy outside Port Charlotte bingo hall
• Red Sox release 2012 spring training schedule
• Michelle Obama, NASCAR downplay booing incident
• Naples lawyer suspended, fined
• Fla. chief financial officer wants ok on contracts
• Trio of exhibits open today at Alliance for the Arts
• Exclusive: Upkeep of Lee County's oldest cemeteries comes with a burden
• Contact us: Will you be shopping for yourself this holiday season?
• Watch: Country music performers at White House
• Palm Beach entices southwest Florida art enthusiasts and collectors - 2
• Palm Beach entices southwest Florida art enthusiasts and collectors - 1
• Keys for a Cause: Cancer Society fundraiser nets $17,000
• Bedtime Bundles, the Marco charity helping migrant children, to close
• Photo: Black grouper caught off Sanibel on last day of season
• Man arrested in Cape Circle K robbery
• 'Al-Qaida sympathizer' accused of New York City bomb plots
• Debt panel poised to admit failure amid partisan wrangling
• Seattle Mariners outfielder Greg Halman slain
• Mug shots: Sunday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Pedestrians struck, killed in North Fort Myers ID'd
• Deputies issue 41 traffic tickets Thursday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Beekeeper stays busy selling his honey locally
• Tony Stewart wins Homestead, NASCAR championship
• 2 pedestrians struck, killed in North Fort Myers
• Naples woman among injured in Yale tailgating crash
• Cape Coral man charged in grandfather's death booked into Lee jail
• Find a way to give back this holiday season
• Southwest Florida giving: Every little bit helps
• Police: Occupy Fort Myers demonstrator arrested for posting bomb threat on Facebook
• Eagles surprise power foe
• Bernal-Rundle takes home Apex Award
• Island Coast wins wrestling title
• Blades goalie flawless in shutout at Germain
• New families come together at Fort Myers adoption event
• Time in short supply for the Bread of Life
• Featured pianist, Soyeon Lee, at The Phil
• From the editor: Readers welcome change, offer feedback
• Book your holiday party at The Stage
• Miami bowl eligible after 6-3 victory over USF
• McDonald's, Target drop egg supplier
• Funeral held for slain Cape Coral grandfather
• Norman Love Confections ready for Thanksgiving with chocolate sweets
• Beach clean-up Sunday at South Beach
• Officials dedicate new Jolley Bridge span
• Forgotten fruit: Pomelos have right to be bitter, but they're not.
• Tropicalia wildfile: Fox squirrel (Sciurus niger)
• Points of interest during Saturday's Music Walk - 9
• Fort Myers man killed in Page Park shooting ID'd, one man arrested
• NIFF 2011 Award Winners
• NIFF sends out hefty thanks
• Green Wave too much for Cougars
• Occupy Fort Myers group forced to move
• Jobs make a comeback in Southwest Florida
• Ex-Lee commissioner accused of corruption
• Editorial: Fort Myers correct to evict Occupy
• Editorial: Clear budget path needed
• Cal Thomas: Puerto Rico's GOP governor tames deficit
• Sheriff Mike Scott: Federal judge's Occupy protest ruling just wrong
• Island Coast running back Pender charged with battery and grand theft
• Decorative painters creatively embellish all kinds of things
• Deputies investigating shooting near Page Field
• Barfield students observe Walk Safely to School Day
• New eco-tour business offers educational kayak tours
• Cape Coral police: Death of James Arthur ruled a homicide, grandson charged
• Double OT loss knocks FGCU out of tourney
• Points of interest during Saturday's Music Walk - 8
• Bonita Springs-Estero area must do more to draw businesses, council says
• Points of interest during Saturday's Music Walk - 7
• Occupy Fort Myers protesters kicked out of park
• Dog track wants slots in Bonita
• Guest opinion: You can help, learn from the homeless
• Editorial: Experience homelessness for two nights
• Bird and fixins' will gobble your wallet
• Editorial: Court ruling is a win for free speech
• Small-business loans: Local firms receive boost
• Anti-intellectualism raises its head in Pinellas County
• Black bear caught Dumpster-diving in Bonita
• Points of interest during Saturday's Music Walk - 6
• Moonlit beauty: Paddling Four Mile Cove Ecological Preserve at night
• Former Cape councilman Berardi to run for Aubuchon seat
• Learn more about Hodges new Digital Design and Graphics Bachelors Degree on Fox...
• Cape Coral's Big John receives warm welcome home
• Sexually explicit emails of officer being investigated by Naples police
• Gag grouper getting more protection in Florida waters
• Marco's 'other' Christmas tree lights up at Arturo's
• Punta Gorda man dies during Key West dive trip
• Storms Today in SW Florida, Then Becoming Very Windy!
• Points of interest during Saturday's Music Walk - 5
• Noise at downtown Fort Myers karaoke bar may result in its demise
• In One Instant posts exhibition schedule for first half of 2012
• Tell Mel: Shining light on energy scam
• Fort Myers weighs Occupy ruling
• 'Holiday Salon: Photography and Gifts for the Season' at In One Instant Gallery
• Destination resorts bill gets first legislative hearing
• Tamiami Tale Tellers keep storytelling tradition alive
• Ricky Gervais to return as host of Golden Globes
• Points of interest during Saturday's Music Walk - 4
• Florida prohibits killing 4 species of sharks
• Lee deputy suspended for actions against female coworker
• Junior Marco Eagles end playoffs on real high note topper
• Games reunite teacher with Warriors student
• Guest commentary by Larry Sacher: With town hall meetings, why reinvent the wheel?
• Marco Island Academy officials plan Thurday meeting with parents
• 'Chapter Two' closes Sunday at Marco Players
• Over 50s Marco couple ties the knot with eyes wide open
• Jennifer Bristow finds new 'family' at YMCA
• Verizon retailer Wireless Zone to open Marco Island store
• Points of interest during Saturday's Music Walk - 3
• Points of interest during Saturday's Music Walk - 2
• Garrett Kern leaves Illinois jail cell, will be transported to Lee County
• 'Monday Morning Artists' selling paintings at Alliance for the Arts
• Dean's List Reception, Fort Myers Campus, November 2, 2011
• Dean's List Reception, Naples Campus, November 1, 2011
• Points of interest during Saturday's Music Walk - 1
• SBA approves more disaster loans for South Florida
• ECS dances way to Class 3A state volleyball final
• Seeking Floridians' support, Cain plans 3 rallies
• Cape Coral crash victims thank heroes for rescue
• Secret Service says bullet hit White House
• Cities struggle to finance pension plans
• Cape Coral officer resigns after faked GED certificate found
• Sam Cook: Turkey flap gets split decision
• Bonita plugs rec center into sun
• Fla. retailers predicting more holiday shopping
• Casey Anthony movie in the works
• As Fla. House scuffles on redistricting, Senate moves closer to plan
• Bonita residents voice concerns over proposed soup kitchen
• Bonita-based VR Laboratories names chief operating officer
• No one injured in Collier County crash involving school bus
• State university system leader: Wait until 2013 for major changes
• Volunteers pack food for needy families
• FGCU men's basketball coach's debut a close success
• East Fort Myers killing: Friends lament the death of 'Trigga'
• Lee to weigh trash cash for mobile home parks
• Driver's license contact good idea
• Hispanic community hails impact players
• Cape punts on new utility fees
• Cape crash victim's father lashes out when deal rejected
• Today's letters to the editor
• FCAT face-lift a fear
• Deadline for Young Artists Awards auditions coming up
• 40-plus employers on tap for regional career fair
• St. Louis-based firm wins approval for airport job
• Join Kathryn McMahon at Art League of Fort Myers for pastel workshop December 3
• Florida CB Roberson to miss rest of season
• Citizens seeks higher rates
• Race is on to save Glades prison cats
• New Cape councilmembers sworn in
• Appeals court set to hear Internet cafe violation case
• Rookery Bay Reserve offers art and craft classes
• Music Walk moving to third Friday of the month in 2012
• Exclusive: Aboard Weatherbird, a team of scientists studies oil spill's effects
• Florida Rep and Alliance for the Arts announce winter arts camp
• Kathleen Amantea Douglas' work on display at library
• Realtor ramps up to assist with St. Matthew's House Thanksgiving meal
• Realtors invite public to help feed hungry at St. Matthew's House on Thanksgiving
• Nowhere Band to perform at SBDAC during December Music Walk
• Coach takes blame in Bucs' beating at hands of Texans
• 4 tourists robbed at gunpoint outside Daytona Beach hotel
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Deputies issue 76 traffic tickets Thursday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Fatal Lee County car-to-car shooting under investigation
• NAACP backs Fort Myers redistricting plan
• Fort Myers Beach pier closes for renovation
• Media Matters: NASCAR, 'Mad Men' top mailbag
• Veterans calendar
• Patients pan Southwest Florida hospitals
• FGCU men's soccer team reaches NCAA tournament
• Portion of Orange River Boulevard in Lee County closed for homicide investigation
• 1 wounded in Fort Myers fast-food restaurant robbery
• Dolphins end home skid by beating Redskins 20-9
• Texans dominate Buccaneers 37-9 for fourth straight win
• US pushes immigration enforcement program for businesses
• Winning Fantasy 5 ticket sold in Cape Coral
• Alliance's GreenMarket continues November 19 with Herb Spirals workshop
• Saturday Art Fair on December 3 offers abundance of holiday gift ideas
• Marco honors vets, dedicates new memorial in park
• New Jolley Bridge span to close Nov. 19 for dedication ceremony, 5K run
• Edison and Ford Winter Estates offers more than ever before
• Edison & Ford Winter Estates offers cruises
• Santana Tribute Band entertains on Veteran's Day
• The Phil's Glenn Loontjens' strong musical background
• Opera visits The Phil
• Lee-Collier county bus route becomes popular LinC
• Coconut Festival celebrates Cape Coral's beginnings
• Penn State's shame is no game
• Sam Cook: Real pain patients can't get meds
• State wants workers to pony up for health insurance
• Reid's punt return keys Floirda State's 23-19 win over Miami
• Poll of the week: Will you spend more or less than last year this holiday season?
• Two men critically injured in Corkscrew Road crash identified
• American International Fine Art Fair promises special exhibits - 2
• American International Fine Art Fair promises special exhibits - 1
• Part-time Bonita Springs man reported missing
• No. 15 South Carolina edges Florida 17-12
• Fort Myers advances to 6A state semifinals in volleyball
• After week's turmoil Penn State finally plays
• Top 5 most read news-press.com stories for the last week
• The Quarry opens lake's east side to homeowners
• Fort Myers event showcases local women artisans
• Southwest Florida Traveler provides art fair and festival calendar
• Honey Costa and Ron Evans part of Arts for ACT December group show
• Arts for ACT December group show includes abstract realist Cheryl Fausel
• FGCU loses in men's basketball, but hangs tough in sloppy opener
• Bishop Verot's Fortier gets passing grade in victory over Estero
• Ida Baker rolls in finale
• East Lee dominated by Charlotte
• Lee County swimmers do well at state meet, but miss out on medals
• Gateway ends year winless
• Estero girls run away with Region 3A-3 cross country title
• Boat dealers say tide may be turning
• Fort Myers racer injured in Key West powerboat crash
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• Cape wants a more thorough report on MWH audit
• Weekender: Annual Lab Fest in Cape Coral
• Tropical Storm Sean further weakens in Atlantic
• On Veterans Day and every day, we truly appreciate the dedication and sacrifices...
• Penn State appoints committee to investigate child sex abuse scandal
• Tom Green looks forward to Marco gig ... and beach
• Marco honors vets, dedicates new memorial in park
• Boxing tourney set in Vets Park Saturday
• Watch: Pride and Patriotism event in Lee County
• Restoration of Iwo Jima Memorial draws to close in time for Veterans Day
• Junior QB comes through for Lightning in win over Raiders
• Poll: Mack instant frontrunner in GOP Senate race
• Sam Cook: Email may be election violation
• Eagles shoot for success in A-Sun under new coach
• Search continues for former Miracle catcher Wilson Ramos
• Edison State appears on solid ground
• Senate approves jobs benefits for veterans
• Dolphins front office buys tickets, will give them away to avoid blackout
• Deputies make another arrest in heroin trafficking case
• Vocal Artistry kicks off concert season, partners with Artist Leoma Lovegrove
• '80s rockers Night Ranger top Cape Coral's Coconut Festival
• Cruises offer relaxing sightseeing tours of paradise
• Community to pause, thank veterans during Friday ceremonies
• Miami International Art Fair offers southwest Floridians early IFAE event - 3
• Hello!!! Don't forget.....we will not be holding any classes Friday, November 11...
• Marco Academy's art teacher says he's leaving
• Miami International Art Fair offers southwest Floridians early IFAE event - 2
• Miami International Art Fair offers southwest Floridians early IFAE event - 1
• Edison State College gets 14 recommendations from accreditation team
• Need a safe place to park your Ferrari out of the elements?
• Woman's Club celebrates 45th anniversary with a new cookbook
• Gov. Scott, Cabinet to be briefed on PIP coverage
• 'Oil Can' Boyd has plenty to say
• Biologist: 2-headed albino milk snake born in Florida
• Fort Myers girl, 9, faces multiple felony charges
• Man shot in Fort Myers
• Win puts Dunbar football in driver's seat
• Tell Mel: Scams come in all forms, so always be on the lookout
• There's lots to see and do at this Friday's Art Walk - 3
• Fort Myers girl, 9, faces multiple felony charges
• Boeing leasing shuttle hangar to build new capsule
• Southwest Florida races for Thanksgiving 2011
• 2011 Race planner for Southwest Florida: November 19
• There's lots to see and do at this Friday's Art Walk - 2
• Exclusive: Merit pay era arrives for teachers
• Bondi appeals prison privatization ruling
• Lehigh teen accused of robbing delivery driver of pizza
• Race planner for Southwest Florida: early November 2011
• Search for missing Cape Coral man continues; grandson named 'person of interest'
• Rotarians again donate dictionaries to 3rd graders
• Marco dentists will buy back your Halloween candy
• Phyllis Pransky artwork on display at history museum
• Traffic alert: Lane closures on San Marco Road Tuesday and Wednesday
• 17 wild hogs caught on Melbourne golf course
• Our Veterans Day Ceremony will be held on the Naples campus and simulcast to the...
• Capri Island Gypsy's soft opening a big hit
• Person struck and killed in Collier County identified
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• FGCU wraps up A-Sun soccer title
• UF bowl streak in jeopardy
• Children's Advocacy Center grows in 30 years
• Lehigh costume designer can scare up some real monsters
• Stanford surges to fourth in BCS standings behind No. 1 LSU
• Massive oyster die-off a mystery in Pensacola
• Giants come from behind to keep Dolphins winless ‎
• Halloween decorations are a treat to longtime Fort Myers collector and her husband
• Here's what's happening at November's Art Walk - 1
• Calendar of Halloween events
• Fort Myers High football crushes Baker behind runner's big game
• UF goes 0-for-October
• Cape Coral girls swim to second
• Casino study boasts jobs in Southwest Florida
• Traffic stops concern Ortiz Flea Market
• Sam Cook: Unfounded rumor comes to a head - The beer stays
• Face-lift provider Lifestyle Lift collects critics in Lee County
• The News-Press editorial board endorsements
• Spotlight on Karen Glaser and 'Mark of Water' exhibit at Rauschenberg Gallery -3
• Photos: Doggie Dash at Miromar Outlets
• Southwest Florida International flights impacted by Northeast storm
• Firefighters prevent car fire from spreading into Cape home
• Today's most-read stories on news-press.com
• It's always smooth sailing at Estero's Pelican Landing
• Tropicalia: The wild side of life - favorite flora and fauna
• Spotlight on Karen Glaser and 'Mark of Water' exhibit at Rauschenberg Gallery -2
• Spotlight on Karen Glaser and 'Mark of Water' exhibit at Rauschenberg Gallery -1
• Lush French Bakery chef to give 'cooking locally' demo at Alliance for the Arts
• Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center holding Casino Night fundraiser November 12
• Cardinals win World Series, beat Texas 6-2 in Game 7
• Cape Coral rallies to win district title
• Foundation awards six for impact on Southwest Florida
• Cape Coral boy, 2, left silent by stroke
• Elected officials fire back at clerk's land audit
• Meet Ward 6 candidates
• Nominate People of Year
• Attend seminar on children
• Repurposed objects can turn worn into wow
• New fitness center helps exercise your intellect
• NBA cancels all games through Nov. 30
• 16-foot python found in Everglades had consumed adult deer
• Naples' New River Fine Art kicks off 2011-2012 season with two great shows - 2
• Naples' New River Fine Art kicks off 2011-2012 season with two great shows - 1
• 'Solutions to World Problems' upcoming at PRACC
• Planning Board directs city staff to draw up plan to redevelop midtown area
• Phyllis Pransky artwork to go on display at history museum
• Marco, Capri fire-rescue departments get new pet oxygen masks
• Just Friends Club members dress up for Halloween
• Academy chooses its first cheerleaders
• Tonight: Movie in the Park at Mackle, Boo-tacular at YMCA
• Cape police search for missing man and his grandson
• Can-do Cards force Game 7
• NCAA approves more pay for players
• Field begins to form for Mack's House seat
• Lee scolded for land purchases
• Naples' Shaw Gallery announces fall opening and 2012 exhibits - 2
• Five rescued from fiery wreck in Cape Coral
• Naples' Shaw Gallery announces fall opening and 2012 exhibits - 1
• Edison State faces a key review
• First Lady Michelle Obama visits Tampa
• Cancer in high-risk patients reduced by aspirin
• Lawsuit filed over red-light cameras in Brevard County
• Sandsculptors to hit Fort Myers Beach
• Sanctuary Foundation hosts eagle celebration on Veteran's Day
• Jazz Jam Sunday benefits Christmas Island Style projects
• The Stage prepares for the holidays
• Local actress and celebrity lookalike prepares for Moonwalker Show
• Academy chooses its first cheerleaders
• Reception tomorrow night at Bob Rauschenberg for photographer Karen Glaser
• County recognizes IberiaBank for shred efforts
• November at Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center is packed with events - 2
• Lindsay Lohan's father arrested again in Tampa
• Florida out of forecast cone for weakening Hurricane Rina
• November at Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center is packed with events - 1
• Traffic alert: Multiple-vehicle crash causes delays on Veterans Parkway in Cape Coral
• Deputies issue 55 traffic tickets Tuesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Aide: Mack to run for Senate
• Marco Academy plans to offer boys football in fall 2012
• Three-time cancer survivor back in the ring
• Marco Players' first production starts Nov. 2
• United Way campaign goal starts past halfway point
• Wave crash Estero party
• Edison trustee picks overdue
• Gaming bill stops plans in Lee
• Florida's Easley may be charged for alteraction with Alabama fan
• Judge skeptical of state's pension plan overhaul
• Occupy movement hits Cape Coral
• Destination resorts bill filed in Florida House
• Bluegrass faves from Branson play Bonita on Thursday
• Coming Thursday: An interview with Henry Rollins
• Arendell, Stankowski continue to advance through PGA Tour qualifying
• State's proposed clean water rules draw concern
• Conservatory Art School is no one-woman show
• Conservatory Art Show tonight at Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center
• Program has Fla. neighbors ratting on each other
• Hurricane Rina remains Category 2 storm, aims at Mexico coastal resorts
• Zombie flash mob descends on Lehigh McDonald's
• Mug shots: Tuesday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Southwest Florida International Airport to renovate flight info displays
• Deputies issue 47 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Edison State's Walker stays
• Lee girls shut out in A6 golf
• Cape golfer born to win
• For more information regarding faculty office hours, tutoring hours, or study gr...
• Edison State meeting ends with failed motion to request Walker's resignation
• Fort Myers Police community service aide killed in Lehigh crash
• Lee County School District awarded $1.25 million grant
• For any questions regarding office hours, tutoring, or study groups or to set up...
• Student Tutoring Hours and Weekly Study Groups
• Faculty Office Hours - Page 2
• City drops speed limit on major Marco streets
• Faculty Office Hours
• Barfield students observe Red Ribbon Week
• Learn more about the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) with Ed and Kathy Mirocc...
• Naples Philharmonic Center for the Arts embarks on 'green' initiative
• German artist Heidi Schmitz part of Arts for ACT November group show - 2
• German artist Heidi Schmitz part of Arts for ACT November group show - 1
• What's cookin' at The Stage
• Cold front could spare Southwest Florida from Hurricane Rina
• Names of Casey Anthony jurors released
• Woman's body found in Disney cast parking lot
• Salvation Army, Cape eye center to offer free eye exams, glasses for children
• Hurricane Rina becomes Category 2 storm
• ECS runner takes an unconventional path
• Two ex-Edison workers speak against president
• Exclusive: A rough ride into adulthood
• Photos: Parent & Child cover contest
• Rina Develops and Intensifies Quickly!
• Judge blocks Florida's new welfare drug testing law
• Graham Nickson uniquely qualified to lead Painting Marathon workshop
• Cape Coral council addresses idea of volunteer police unit
• Graham Nickson's renowned Painting Marathon returns to the Phil November 28
• County reassures Capri residents their drinking water is safe
• Occupy movement letters
• Hodges University Diversity Committee and the Rushman-Micah Angel Foundation wil...
• Teri Causey acrylic chosen as poster image for Sanibel Masters Art Festival
• Local actor, Edge Edgerton, leaves acting legacy
• Optimist Soccer registration continues through Saturday
• Youngster's winning tree ornament now available
• Cindy Jane part of November group show at Arts for ACT Gallery
• Tropical Storm Rina could become a hurricane by Friday
• Reporter Kevin Lollar's blog: Long day comin' aboard Weatherbird II
• Faith behind Tebow's success
• Pets face housing-crisis horrors
• GOP warms to Cain's 9-9-9 plan
• Lee EMS, Bonita in turf war
• Tell Mel: This shady charity has few answers
• Lehigh woman, 84, dies in crash
• Florida driver's license revocations spike
• Florida man killed by great white shark in Australia
• Tropical Depression 18 forms in southern Caribbean
• Reporter Kevin Lollar's blog: Weatherbird Thanksgiving
• It's playtime for these kids
• Digital tools pump up tourism
• Naples International Film Festival opens with party November 3
• New Bettina Edwards exhibit opens at In One Instant November 4
• New Mark Cranford exhibition opens at Arts for ACT November 4
• Man killed in State Road 31 crash ID'd
• Reviews mixed for FGCU hoops
• Fort Myers High celebrates 100 years with ball
• Mack won't give in on cuts
• Family driven to find mom's killer
• Sam Cook: 10 years later, life a struggle for a marvel of medicine
• Update on Politicians to Watch: Lee County Commissioner John Manning
• Editorial: 'Occupy' backers tap into angst, fail to grasp economic realities
• David Plazas: Pakistani journalist made his mark in America
• Volunteers spruce up future artists' haven in Fort Myers
• Nevada moves caucus to Feb. 4 after backlash
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• Fort Myers woman injured in hotel shooting remains in critical condition
• Wet Weather On Tap for Next Week Followed By a Strong Cold Front
• Tribute to Arthur Fiedler at The Phil
• The music of Judy Garland celebrated at The Phil
• Over four decades of Degas in Reflections of a Collector
• Financial advisers set to take your calls
• Even more highlights of tonight's Music Walk in the River District
• Traffic alert: Fatal crash shuts down State Road 31 in Alva
• Reporter Kevin Lollar's blog: Catching up on the Weatherbird II
• More highlights of tonight's Music Walk in the River District
• Phil conductor Chafetz to conduct Collier County high school marching bands
• Phil conductor Chafetz to conduct Collier County high school marching bands
• South very much alive
• Dolphins honor opponent — former Gators QB Tim Tebow
• Editorial: 'Occupiers' must pay their way
• Editorial: Bonita races go begging
• Florida 'on right track,' gov says
• Cape Coral police, firefighters to debut calendar
• Fort Myers police seek ID of suspect in two burglaries
• Ontonio Christie's paintings inspired by music, culture and his beautiful wife
• Marco builders busy again
• Physicians Regional eyes Marco site for new urgent care center
• Men's Club members enjoy Cafe de Marco social
• Spooktacular Saturday at Mackle Park
• Charter Middle beats First Baptist Academy of Naples 25-12
• Obama announces total Iraq troop withdrawal
• Throngs descend on newly opened Dunkin' Donuts at Town Center
• Join HU tomorrow morning at Tanger Outlets for the Making Strides Against Breast...
• Florida labor officials to release September figures
• Crash shuts down northbound Chiquita Blvd in Cape Coral
• Students at Florida Panhandle elementary school mistakenly given racy bracelets
• San Carlos Collective previews Art Basel tonight at Davis Art Center
• Deputies issue 39 traffic tickets Wednesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Naples Philharmonic Orchestra to perform Queen tribute
• Highlights of Music Walk on Saturday, October 22
• Occupy Fort Myers protesters told to leave park
• Thursday's high school sports roundup
• Graham steps up again for ailing Bucs
• Prolific Estero QB hits groove
• Cancer fighters honored
• Scott Martin Roth newest member of River District gallery community
• Investigation finds no evidence of racial discrimination at Cape police department
• Jury finds for tobacco companies in first Lee County trial
• Report: Tea Party fave Rubio enhances family story
• Oktoberfest band has really big horn section
• Four sought in armed robbery of Cape Coral casino
• Fire chief issues medical transport recommendations
• The Stage thanks its guests
• Help The Stage with a holiday decision NOW
• Volunteers sought for traveling Vietnam Wall exhibit Dec. 7-10
• Registration for Young Artists Awards auditions now open
• Mug shots: Wednesday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Water main break causing road to erode in Fort Myers
• Libyan fighters capture Gadhafi hometown; capture unconfirmed
• Clinic aids crowding in Lee ERs
• Cabernet and Cabaret takes place October 28 at the Alliance for the Arts
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Everblades pack up for road trip
• Music Walk on Saturday is packed with entertainment
• Arrest made in San Carlos bank robbery
• FGCU ready for A-Sun closeup
• Rains End; Area To Dry Out; Winds and Surf Remain Issues
• Scott grudgingly complies with Fla. court ruling
• Photos: Suspect sought in San Carlos bank robbery
• 4 cats die in Cape Coral house fire
• Pee-Wee, Junior Eagles close home-field play
• Survivor attributes recovery to faith as much as science
• After man's death, Marco considers its own medical transport
• Marco housing market continues upward climb
• Lee County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Lee County
• Charter middle school footballers nail LaBelle
• ASPIRE makes after-school learning fun
• Representative work of artist, Sam Leotta, will be displayed in the Falciglia Ar...
• Lehigh teen accused of chasing grandmother with knife after fight over homework
• Rain on the way out
• Mug shots: Tuesday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Migrant workers play a far-reaching productive role in Florida economy
• Officials in Ohio try to contain exotic animals after property owner found dead
• Apple employees to celebrate Jobs, stores to close
• Posen appears to be wrapping up SW Florida operations
• Fort Myers sees record rainfall; clearer conditions expected tonight
• Cool weather expected for Saturday night's Music Walk
• Herman Cain targeted in GOP debate
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Sam Cook: Fort Myers police should fire officers for racism
• Olympic feat celebrated
• Video replay: 'Are You Smarter than a Politician' forum in Cape Coral
• Flooding reported in several areas of Lee County
• Man fatally shot by store clerk in Collier
• Senators urge baseball to ban tobacco
• The Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization will honor Hodges University Professor...
• Have some late nights of #studying ahead? Here are some sleeping tips for # coll...
• Crashes tying up traffic on I-75 in Fort Myers
• American International Fine Art Fair to include outstanding lectures
• Faberge' to present special exhibition at American International Fine Art Fair
• City council tenatively approves 2 percent drop in utility surcharge
• Five-star American International Fine Art Fair returns to Palm Beach in February
• Medalist tries not to be too serious
• Phil announces cancellation of Liza Minnelli and New York Tenors concerts
• Man gets 20 years in prison for bad check crime spree in Lee County
• Fort Myers businessman Bill Smith dies at age 92
• Exclusive: A wife insists she's not guilty
• Bonita Springs gas station to expand, add electronic charging stations
• Doctors: Pap smear remains best test for cervical cancer
• November 19 is Ciao Time at Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center
• Garden Center's Pumpkin Patch now an annual fixture
• Collier Commission honors four Capri first responders for heroic service
• Capri Connection: Collier Commission honors four first responders for heroic service
• A representative from Southwest Florida Works will be on campus October 20th to...
• Weighing the significance of Art Walk
• Art Walk's impact on River District businesses after three years
• Death investigation under way in Fort Myers
• Major rains in the forecast; flood watch issued in Collier County
• Deputies issue 63 traffic tickets Thursday; see what roads they're targeting today
• IndyCar mourns Wheldon
• Rainy weather in SW Florida repeats; tropical low may develop in Gulf
• Buccaneers outlast Saints
• As outlets for vaccinations rise, agency's income dips
• Indy 500 champ Dan Wheldon killed in Las Vegas race
• We're in store for some major rains, forecasts say
• Tell Mel: For your own good, stash that debit card
• 8-year-old Bokeelia boy killed in Cape Coral crash
• Poll of the week: Do you think the U.S. economy will get better, worse or stay the same if President Barack Obama is elected to a second term?
• Students at Cape Coral school spend day making a difference
• Historic downtown Fort Myers building sells
• Tickets are available for Apex Award gala
• Schmidt retrospective opens at Alliance on November 21
• 'Refuse Repurposed' winners announced by Alliance for the Arts
• Gwinnett tops Everblades in shootout
• Mistakes fuel Gators' loss at Auburn
• Lee County NAACP event praises equality
• Sam Cook: South Fort Myers man squabbles with FDLE over breathalyzer test
• Shark not sold on Tiger
• Benise and his dance extravaganza comes to the Phil November 10
• From the editor: We will continue to require people to identify themselves to comment
• Flower Power Tribute Yesterdayze band entertains baby boomers
• Florida State routs Duke
• FGCU men's basketball team holds first practice with lots of new faces
• Shootout host Norman would not have picked Woods for Presidents Cup team
• Naples Philharmonic Orchestra & Philharmonic Youth Orchestra to perform together
• Harris' three touchdowns lead Hurricanes past Tar Heels
• WCI's homes, villas project in Naples selling
• Sarasota Opera to perform Madama Butterfly with Naples Philharmonic Orchestra
• NIFF Kick Off Party announced
• Tropicalia: Reader photos capture faces of paradise
• Our new moms page is up and running
• After the movies end, the NIFF party begins
• Free 'Fall for the Arts' festival at the Alliance on October 22
• Volunteers help beautify Koreshan State Historic Site
• River District rebuilt on the backs of art, galleries and art events
• Naples man in critical condition after motorcycle crash
• Like Parallel Park, necessity gave rise to Streetscape beautification project
• Fort Myers football rises to OT victory
• Betty Parker: Former, current Lee school board members spar
• Landscape makeover: Transforming a naked Cape Coral house
• Lee County tourism looks good
• Edison State College president remains silent
• New 'Parallel Park' book sparks debate on role of public art - 2
• Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream lives on
• Edison-Ford Estates horticulturalist presents free edible landscaping workshop
• Flashback video: Zombicon 2007
• Our new moms page is up and running
• Edison State College releases statement
• International Fine Art Expositions enters into strategic art fair alliance - 3
• International Fine Art Expositions enters into strategic art fair alliance - 2
• Feinman family hopes to open new Mango's Dockside Bistro next week
• International Fine Art Expositions enters into strategic art fair alliance - 1
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• Southwest Florida environmentalist Peterson dies
• Tenants pile into outlet centers ahead of season
• Apple starts selling latest iPhone today
• Arcadia woman trying to get dog out of road fatally struck by semi
• Fort Myers cross country runner goes extra mile
• Federal lawsuit filed over turtle excluder devices
• High school football: 'In the Zone' Week 7
• Edison State College faculty senate calls for district president's resignation
• Fort Myers mother arrested in child's death
• 'Angels' steered Marco cancer victim to remission
• Downtown Fort Myers will be dead again
• School superintendent sets Nov. 28 town hall meeting with parents on Marco
• Hello Fort Myers Campus. This is a reminder that the campus is closed on Friday...
• Cape Coral family must deal with loss of another child
• Hodges receives $10,000 grant from the Northwestern Mutual Foundation
• ArtPalmBeach offers outstanding lecture and panel discussion series
• Seminole man accidentally shoots himself in the head
• Mug shots: Wednesday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Taste of the Arts to feature visual artists
• 8 killed in Southern California salon shooting; suspect ID'd
• Florida lawmaker wants to bring back firing squads
• Kansas teaming up with Naples Philharmonic Orchestra for November 9 concert
• Huey Lewis and the News to play at the Phil November 2
• Father, daughter enjoy time
• Mormon issue dogs hopefuls
• Chico's employees get special perk: Local art
• Jacksonville man arrested in celeb email-hacking case
• Scott pitches more business tax cuts
• Homeowners with Citizens insurance may see rate increase
• MICA survey says: Citizens want fast action on new water rates
• Parent Reading Academy tonight at TBE
• Golf tourney Saturday benefits Christmas Island Style
• Marco nightlife
• Men's Club members enjoy Hurricane Ball
• Islanders affectionately call her the 'Turtle Lady'
• Contact us: What makes a good boss?
• The Southwest Florida Hispanic Chamber of Commerce 2011 Fall Job Fair will be he...
• The Frances Pew Hayes Center for Lifelong Learning (CLL) at Hodges University wi...
• Marco library art show features Indiana native's works
• Art Walk helps River District galleries like daas survive during tough economy
• Knights happy with Columbus Day benefit dinner
• Mug shots: Tuesday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Deputies shoot Tampa man following domestic call
• PRACC's next meeting and topic of discussion
• Lehigh crash involves injuries, roadblock
• Daniels Parkway crash blocking traffic
• More rain on the way in Lee County
• Today's letters to the editor
• All-Star ready for son to shine
• Edison State sidelines academic leader
• DCF assists at-risk adults
• Man robbed at gunpoint while trying to sell entertainment system
• Warner Brothers launches movie system
• Naples Museum of Art to present haunting experience October 22
• Senate Republicans vote to kill Obama's jobs bill
• Violinist Cyrus Forough to give recital at Davis Art Center October 14
• Video: Chihuahua in Lee County gets along on two paws
• Fired Marco police officer plans appeal
• Edison State president urges firing of school's vice president of academic affairs
• Hodges Foundation names new Executive Director
• Big U.S. flag likely will go on second bridge median island
• Storytellers Arts & Media Conference has a purpose
• Storytellers Arts & Media Conference has a purpose
• New 'Parallel Park' book sparks debate on role of public art - 1
• Sea turtles fared well in recent count
• Collier County commisioners to decide on 2,200-acre project
• Back in the water
• Architect Kevin Williams due much credit for Dintenfass' Parallel Park
• Architect Kevin Williams due much credit for Dintenfass' Parallel Park
• Social Security a political minefield
• Preteens to party as site turns 1
• Tell Mel: Do Not Call list offers little protection from scams
• Driver arrested after crash leaves Naples sign holder dead
• Costs rise as Wall Street protests continue
• Carole Crist becomes a Democrat
• Contact us: Are you signing up for the Medicare Part D benefit?
• Even if you don't know it by name, Parallel Park burnishes city's image
• ArtPalmBeach offers many highlights for southwest Florida art enthusiasts
• Columbus Day spaghetti dinner tonight at San Marco Church
• ArtPalmBeach festival just two hour drive for southwest Florida art enthusiasts
• The Hispanic Institute at Hodges University will host a free lecture on Latin mu...
• Cloudy skies, rain to hold on for another day
• Netflix kills plan to split off DVD rentals
• Extreme cleaning is in her blood
• Cloudy skies, rain to remain over Southwest Florida for another day
• Daas Gallery to feature filmmaker Tony 'Chainsaw' Myles in November
• Gators try to regroup for latest trip out west
• Cape Coral faces police exodus
• 'Retirees' reinvent workforce
• Tell Mel: Customer is often wrong; here's how
• Brewers rally to beat Cardinals 9-6 in NLCS opener
• Tropical system expected to move north of Southwest Florida by Monday
• 49ers avenge 2010 shutout to Buccaneers in 48-3 rout
• Funcast for this week: Pirate treasure finder to relay tale in Fort Myers
• Weather holds out for Fall Fun Fair
• Wet weather strikes southern Florida; but it isn’t a tropical weather system!
• Charlotte County standoff ends with suspect's surrender
• 'Real Steel' weekend box office champ
• A first in 29 years: No Fla. schools in AP top 25
• How bad can it get if the US falls into recession?
• Parallel Park lends sophistication to the River District, says Fort Myers mayor
• Elderly Lehigh man found safe
• Fort Myers' Parallel Park subject of a new book by Eliza Edelman
• Blades' A team brings A game for win
• LSU thrashes Gators
• Saturday's FGCU Roundup
• Rivals find common cause
• Exclusively in today's The News-Press
• Occupy Fort Myers supporters gather in rain
• Con man's lies leave Lee County victims in his wake
• Southwest Florida prosecutor Plattner dies at 53
• Tropical system likely to impact Southwest Florida weather for next couple of days
• No. 21 Virginia Tech wins thriller over Hurricanes
• No. 1 LSU overmatches No. 17 Florida
• Weekender: Taste of Coconut Point
• Wake Forest knocks off No. 23 Florida State
• Deputies looking for elderly Lehigh man
• Tropicalia: Tip your wide-brimmed hat to our guides
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• Leading man his role
• ECS knocks off First Baptist to reach 6-0
• Friday's high school volleyball
• Naples breaks Cougars' hearts
• Today's sports on TV
• Friday's FGCU sports roundup
• New Blades fail to impress in debut
• Florida governor's Everglades cleanup plan met with optimism
• Signs hint at bright holiday hiring season in Lee, Collier counties
• Lee County sheriff makes his re-election bid official
• Governor Rick Scott Talks With The News-Press
• Cape Coral homeowners' property tax rate to increase
• Philippe weakens to tropical storm
• Underwater photography exhibit opens at Bob Rauschenberg Gallery October 28
• Bokeelia boat ramp on Pine Island reopens
• Bishop officially declares Ave Maria a Catholic university
• City honors Sgt. Jim Hassig as Employee of the Quarter
• Hodges University's CLL is offering a free follow up lecture to last week's sess...
• Fun Fair kicks off 3-day run in Vets Park
• Man injured in North Fort Myers officer-involved shooting
• Cape Coral outruns Estero
• South puts new talent in full view in big win
• Gators run at, over Wave
• Pine Manor unites to fight crime
• Las Vegas in Florida one step closer
• U.S. retailers report solid gains for September
• 2011 Halloween Candy Smackdown
• Casa Mia Italian Steakhouse finds new home
• 2 injured in Estero I-75 crash
• Southwest Florida education fixes sought
• NIFF film line up now available
• Man on the lam for decades found guilty of 1981 Fort Myers killing
• East Naples man found guilty of child porn counts
• Poignant pieces by photographer Stephen Hayford part of Cele-BRA-tion exhibit
• Saturday Art Fair returns to River District on Saturday
• Apple logo lights out in memory of Steve Jobs
• Watch Professor Aubrey Harwood, Vice Chair of Applied Psychology, on Fox 4 Morni...
• Police make arrest in North Port teacher's killing
• iSad: Digital titans, gadget junkies mourn Apple's Steve Jobs
• Fort Myers man killed in early morning motorcycle accident
• Cancer can't kill Naples woman's legacy
• Cape Coral mayor doesn't want to rush utilities expansion restart
• Estero turns a 180 on the football field
• Opening reception and gala for Cele-BRA-tion takes place tomorrow night
• Tell Mel: Disabled find festival has little parking
• Apple co-founder Steve Jobs dies at 56
• Sarah Palin announces she won't run for president in 2012
• Police report filed over stolen Cape campaign signs
• Lonely rooster has new love
• Reality TV is the real thing to this actor
• 9 arrested in child pornography investigation
• Art show benefits breast cancer research
• Council still weighing requests for money in new budget
• No masking the fun at Academy homecoming dance
• Group seeks big U.S. flag at bridge
• Tickets now available for NIFF at The Phil
• Pinchers Crab Shack seeks Marco location
• NIFF preparing for Red Carpet arrival
• Dr. Sketchy offers unique opportunity to hone drawing skills
• All S.S. Jolley Bridge lanes now open
• Just when you thought it was over…SW Florida rainy season encore in the wings
• Live coverage: Watch the education summit and read updates
• Want to learn more about APA Style? Attend the Naples campus APA Basics Workshop...
• Tice Elementary has hope for $10 million renovation
• Witness to Fort Myers police shooting changes story
• Deputies issue 31 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Lee County deputies search for suspect in armed home invasion robbery
• Today's letters to the editor
• New life fits Norman to a tee
• FGCU falls flat vs. USF
• Fort Myers will be 'occupied'
• Group seeks to build $1 billion gaming resort at The Forum
• NBA talks break down, season in jeopardy
• Pregnant woman, 3 children among those injured in Bonita Springs crash
• Miami airport among 4 to test low-hassle security checks
• Here are 24 reasons to go to Art Walk on Friday - 10
• Autopsy report released in death of Cape Coral boy left in car
• Here are 24 reasons to go to Art Walk on Friday - 9
• Here are 24 reasons to go to Art Walk on Friday - 8
• Jury selection begins in Lee County tobacco trial
• Facebook movement aims to 'Occupy Fort Myers'; are you participating?
• Jolley Bridge contractor to remove all barrels, barriers Wednesday
• Congratulations Paris Smith, HU Student of the Month for October!
• Here are 24 reasons to go to Art Walk on Friday - 7
• Obama seeks easier access to cell phone numbers for debt collectors
• Tougher scrap metal rules may be coming
• Police investigate Fort Myers home invasion and shooting
• Cape Coral public safety salaries debated
• Not so typical teen
• Face of Southwest Florida's workforce has changed
• Day 3 of series: Face of Southwest Florida's workforce has changed
• Deputies search for 'Bonsai Bandit' who stole tree from Election Center
• 21 rescued from sinking boat off Naples
• Hank Williams Jr. yanked from MNF after Obama-Hitler remarks
• Here are 24 reasons to go to Art Walk on Friday - 6
• Contact us: Are you a business owner who bought back a business you previously owned?
• Collection for troops at Bonita Springs City Hall
• Mobile mammograms to be offered Oct. 15 outside Bonita Springs salon
• Career Development is offering Job Search Strategies Workshops for students on b...
• Here are 24 reasons to go to Art Walk on Friday - 5
• Here are 24 reasons to go to Art Walk on Friday - 4
• Here are 24 reasons to go to Art Walk on Friday - 3
• Tropical Storm Ophelia weakens further
• Amanda Knox pleads with Italian court to free her
• Here are 24 reasons to go to Art Walk on Friday - 2
• 2nd Shark bite in week reported in waters off Manatee County
• Homicide investigation under way in Naples
• Here are 24 reasons to go to Art Walk on Friday
• ECS graduate ready for some football
• Schools can train, but for what?
• Adult 'kids' discover shelter back at home
• Barnes & Noble tries to win over Borders customers
• Day 2 of series: Today's education, tomorrow's workforce
• Dolphins fall to 0-4; Henne injures shoulder
• Tiger Woods falls out of top 50 in world ranking
• Art Walk celebrates third anniversary Friday, October 7
• Big turnout for Marco triathlon
• Friendly rivalry at play at Brewery's barbecue cookoff
• Contest: Pros can help you achieve lawn goals
• Motor coaches bring business by bus load
• Alabama pummels Florida
• Saturday's High School Roundup
• Local rider hurdles to top
• Youth Sports Achievers
• Marinas bite back on shark fishing
• It's no crock, gator hugs nearing reality in Naples
• Lee County disability aid center gets set to reopen
• Day 1 of series: Southwest Florida schools face crucial test in creating tomorrow's workforce
• Back to the Future's Grammy award-winners Huey Lewis and the News
• Hurricane Ophelia heads north toward Newfoundland
• Hurricanes top Bethune-Cookman
• Violist James Griffith, active in the arts in two cities in SW Florida
• Accomplished pianist and violist, Suzannah Chalick
• Weekender: Haunted Hike in Cape Coral tonight
• All things brass includes Smokin' Brass
• Take a wondrous magical musical journey with Family Fare
• Foreclosed North Fort Myers RV park headed to auction
• Southwest Florida race planner: late October 2011
• Degas exhibit opens today at Naples Museum of Art
• Tropicalia turns 10
• Coming Sunday: Tropicalia turns 10
• Southwest Florida race planner: early October 2011
• New Andrew Deutsch exhibit opens at FGCU Art Gallery October 13
• Sandoval makes a splash
• Missing boater found safe in Gulf of Mexico
• Analysis: Can terror strikes aid President Obama?
• South Fort Myers runs to victory over North Fort Myers
• QBs could be key as elite meet at Florida
• Fort Myers police officer shot man in back, witness says
• Final phase of construction begins for Red Sox stadium
• Casey Anthony jailhouse reaction video released
• Terry Francona out as Red Sox manager
• City Manager makes organizational changes
• State labor commission upholds decision in Cape police pay dispute
• Academic Achievement Services workshop and supplemental schedules are now availa...
• Combine kayaking, art and seafood out in Matlacha
• Panel picking Florida presidential primary date
• In the Zone: Week 5
• WEEK 5 GAME PREVIEWS
• Matlacha has an art district too
• Fort Myers man dies at hospital after shootout with police
• Hurricane Ophelia strengthens to Category 2 storm
• Prominent US-born al-Qaida cleric killed in Yemen
• Prime rib with a side of nostalgia at St. George
• Area QBs have yet to turn corner
• Pawnbrokers include Lee County sheriff in lawsuit
• Private collection of atypical Degas to go on display in Naples
• Video: In The Zone Week 5
• Fort Myers man dies at hospital after shootout with police
• News-Press stories cited in change-of-venue request for tobacco lawsuit
• Bank of America to charge $5 a month for debit cards
• Charter Eagles suffer first loss of season to Clewiston
• Homeowners group proposes city town hall meeting
• Pay for July Fourth fireworks with city Farmers Market profits, chamber urges
• Hodges University's CLL is offering a free lecture on Impressionism. Carol John...
• Tuberculosis being treated in Lee County jails
• Alliance's 'Refuse Repurposed' juried art exhibition opens October 7
• Broadway superstar Audra McDonald headlines Phil's opening night gala
• Fewer people applied for unemployment benefits
• Tropical Storm Ophelia expected to strengthen after causing flooding on Dominica
• Feds: Massachusetts man planned to blow up US buildings
• Naples Philharmonic Orchestra performs Arthur Fiedler's favorites October 29
• Naples Philharmonic Orchestra presents Judy Garland retrospective
• CrossFit takes shape in Southwest Florida
• Collier project sparks debate
• Execution brings officer's family closure
• Florida GOP eyes an early primary date
• Body of Cape man who died in China returns home
• Impasse reached in salary negotiations at Edison State
• Marco actress plays Patsy Cline's No. 1 fan
• GE studies experimental technology at Marco sewage treatment plant
• Marco class to offer tips on navigating Facebook
• Realtor's ads famous for hidden pooch
• All profits from couple's resale store to benefit Humane Society
• Classes begin again next week! Here's some Note Taking Tips For #College #Studen...
• Reebok settles deceptive advertising suit for $25 million
• Florida eyes early primary, sparks chaos for GOP
• Obama to encourage learning in meesage to students
• Collier County questions project
• Convicted cop killer Manuel Valle to be executed today
• Ophelia forecast to strengthen in the Atlantic
• Monday Morning’s Flooding To Herald Arrival of Cold Front in SW FL by Weekend
• RN Says Leaving Home Can Be Devastating To Seniors
• Fast track to World Cup
• Fort Myers Beach renourishment craters in eight spots
• Killers end immigrant success story
• Lee school board revises disciplinary policy, approves bonus for Burke
• 2 Edison professors question Walker during trustee meeting
• Violinist Cyrus Forough in recital at Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center
• Postal workers rally for pension plans
• Health officials issue warning for swimmers at Cape beach
• Fla. set to execute Valle for killing police officer
• Fall favorite the apple of our eyes
• Marco Goodwill store closes, gives way to east Naples outlet
• Dr. Bowman will be hosting Scholarship Workshops next week. He will be on the Na...
• Charter Middle pleased with 3-0 inaugural football-season record
• Florida Panhandle inmate dies of puncture wounds
• Mug shots: Monday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Watkins' play may help local recruiting
• Tropical Storm Philippe spins in Atlantic, far from land
• Diggs back where he belongs
• Exclusive: Lee residents prepare to battle Big Tobacco
• Code of silence frustrates Fort Myers police
• Some Fort Myers homeowners will pay less property tax
• Bonita Springs City Council adopts $19.5 million 2011-2012 budget
• Cape man allegedly steals guns, guitar from pastor to pay drug debt
• Business exclusive: Tarpon Point Marina reborn
• Sports exclusive: Love, necessity lead to juggling act for coaches
• GulfCoastMomsLikeMe.com: Photos from the Fourth Annual Daddy Daughter Dance
• UPDATE: Flooded roads now reopened, Marco police say
• Rain should clear up later on Tuesday, weather service says
• Check out the summer programs offered by the Frances Pew Hayes Center for Lifelo...
• Timeless fashion
• Pinky returns to the Isles of Capri
• Traffic alert: Northbound I-75 reopens in Naples after crash
• Living people to appear on US stamps
• More rain on tap for Southwest Florida
• Young Bucs fend off Falcons
• Florida straw vote winner Cain plans Lee County visit
• Tell Mel: A can't lose opportunity, but only for the boss
• Ophelia remnant unlikely to develop into tropical depression
• 4 suffer minor injuries in Lehigh Acres crash today
• Naples flood advisory expires, 1.71 inches of rain recorded
• Rays close within half-game of American League wild-card lead
• Surrealist Cindy Jane to exhibit at Arts for ACT in November
• Browns edge Dolphins 17-16
• Fort Myers store employee dies from injuries sustained during armed robbery
• Romney outshines GOP rivals in Michigan straw poll
• Butterfly Estates takes wing
• 'Wake Up Fort Myers' concert tonight in Patio de Leon
• Tickets for Cabaret and Cabernet on sale at Alliance for the Arts
• Cape girl stars in two worlds
• System off Florida's east coast unlikely to become tropical depression anytime soon
• South Fort Myers grad Watkins helps lead Clemson over Florida State
• Strengthening Nyad picks up pace on Florida swim
• Blog: Cain wins Florida GOP straw poll
• The Coast is (Mostly) Clear When it Comes to Southwest Florida Thunderstorms
• Friday high school football recap
• NASA satellite back, but exactly where still unknown
• Fort Myers football wins wild one over Riverdale
• First Baptist 43, Southwest Florida Christian 36
• Blame Lee, Collier county ant invasion on rain
• Florida to ask out of No Child Left Behind school law
• U.S. Senate question lingers for Florida Republicans
• River District's daas Gallery announces December exhibition
• Blog: Rubio fails to show at U.S. Senate forum in Orlando
• Week 4 high school football coverage
• Possibly bogus 911 calls lead to Cape Coral man's arrest
• Hasner wins U.S. Senate straw poll at Florida conservative conference
• Think wallpaper: Feathers, velvety textures add an edgy flair
• North Naples Community meeting scheduled for Thursday
• Jean Le Boeuf: Become part of the Ciao family, you'll eat well
• List of arts organizations taking part in 'Fall for the Arts' grows
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• Meet members from all HU clubs and organizations while enjoying free food, games...
• Man arrested after 3 guns found in bag at Orlando airport
• Mug shots: Thursday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Scaffold is down but work continues on Cape Coral Iwo Jima Memorial -3
• 2 firefighters injured when fire truck hits tree in south Fort Myers
• Scaffold is down but work continues on Cape Coral Iwo Jima Memorial -2
• Scaffold is down but work continues on Cape Coral Iwo Jima Memorial -2
• Tropical Storm Ophelia weakens; Hurricane Hilary moving away from Mexico's coast
• Scaffold is down but work continues on Cape Coral Iwo Jima Memorial -1
• GOP candidates put religion center stage
• Southwest Florida high schools get influx of quality defensive tackles
• Fort Myers Crowne Plaza gives some rooms a feminine touch
• Killings of Naples women linked by an affair
• General fund budget of $309.4 million approved by Collier County commissioners
• Blog: Rick Perry leads in survey
• Cape Coral City Council approves $135 million budget
• GOP rivals target Perry in pre-debate criticism
• Man charged in gruesome murder had connection with woman killed at Naples hospital
• Best Bets: Anglers reporting mixed results
• Lely High Key Club plans busy year of service
• Audible traffic signals to aid blind man still possible
• Punt, Pass & Kick contest survives downpour, attracts Marco kids
• Boot camp for women features the intensity, but not the angst
• Hodges welcomes new faculty members
• Perry present favorite among Florida Republicans
• School bus involved in crash in North Fort Myers
• Police call Tampa woman's death a tragic accident
• Mug shots: Wednesday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Deputies issue 55 traffic tickets Tuesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Tropical Storm Ophelia expected to weaken in Atlantic
• Soaring Watkins still grounded
• Gruesome North Naples death scene is detailed
• Ticketed drivers pay, but not always in cash
• GOP race hits Florida
• Satellite still on for Friday freefall from space
• GulfCoastMomsLikeMe.com: Vote in our Silly Kids Contest
• Boot camp for women features the intensity, but not the angst
• Blog: GOP's Presidency 5 begins Thursday in Orlando
• Lely comes back for homecoming win
• Vet memorial nears completion at park; Grand opening set for Veterans Day
• Punt, Pass & Kick contest survives downpour, attracts Marco kids
• Documents tell of gory killing scene deputies found in North Naples
• Jolley Bridge work to finish in October
• Join Hodges For Life Team in Making Strides Against Breast Cancer, Lee County....
• Charter Middle prepares for first home football game of season Thursday
• Volunteers sought to help care for dogs rescued from Clewiston hoarding case
• Cape Coral girl, 16, gets break on 'The X Factor'
• Lawyer says Iran about to free 2 jailed Americans
• Fort Myers police continue investigation into man who tried to lure boy
• Governor's poll numbers slowly improving
• Tropical Storm Ophelia moving west in Atlantic
• Deputies issue 57 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Gators winning Charlie's way
• 2 Atlantic systems draw hurricane center's attention
• Fort Myers cafe helps fight hunger
• 3 Lee County school zones to each have administrator
• Tuscany mural created by Cypress Lake art students on exhibit October 2
• Council still considering audible traffic signals to aid blind man
• Cape fire union no longer seeking city manager's resignation
• Formal charges filed against 2 suspects in burglary of Rays players' Port Charlotte home
• Marion Blomeier, a legend in her own time, dies at 88
• Repeal of gay ban causing few waves in military
• Mug shots: Monday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Broadway stars join Phil's 'Thank You Myra' celebration
• Victims in Reno air crash shared love of aviation
• Deputies issue 30 traffic tickets Friday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Chamber music series returns to Bob Rauschenberg Gallery tomorrow
• Tropical disturbance in the Atlantic becoming better organized
• Injury no obstacle
• Cape Coral golf course's fate on hold
• UPDATE: New city tax rate is 3.6 percent hike over last year
• Area patients recoil from race question
• Bonita fire district approves tax rate increase
• Nov. 1 deadline for Florida redistricting plans
• Renovation complete at Cape Coral's Iwo Jima Memorial
• Marco Goodwill store, nation's smallest, to close this week
• Contact us: Have fees affected your airline choice?
• The last day to return books purchased for the FA-11 term is end of the day Octo...
• The Cape Coral Iwo Jima Monument back story - part 2
• The Cape Coral Iwo Jima Monument back story - part 2
• The Cape Coral Iwo Jima Monument back story - part 2
• The Cape Coral Iwo Jima Monument back story - part 1
• Young football players compete Monday in Punt, Pass & Kick contest
• Council votes on 2012 budget, tax rate today
• Marco library film series starts Wednesday with 'Mao's Last Dancer'
• Actor Kevin Pollak's 3-day gig at Capt. Brien's starts Thursday
• Santa's already in a store near you
• Media Matters: FOX4 reporting staff worldly
• Mug shots: Sunday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Spotlight on Florida Photographic's Seibert, Seiden and Cyndi Vickers
• Summery storms on tap for SW Florida; tropics bear watching
• Forecasters eye disturbance in Atlantic
• Deputies issue 46 traffic tickets Thursday; see what roads they're targeting today
• 'Modern Family,' 'Mad Men' win big at Emmy Awards
• Hundreds hit waves, road in triathlon
• Lee County doctor's error unveiled
• Spotlight on Florida Photographic's Krauthamer, Mazzello and Rogers
• Photo gallery: Wiener Fest 2011
• Scaffold surrounding Cape Coral Iwo Jima Memorial ready to come down
• NTSB: Plane that crashed at Reno air race had camera
• 'Mad Men,' 'Boardwalk Empire' face off at Emmys
• Obama to offer his own deficit reduction package
• Man accused of killing wife, wounding 2 pastors in Lakeland
• Lisa Mattson performs and teaches both violin and viola
• Hundreds participate in Galloway Captiva Triathlon
• Check out the latest reader-submitted photos
• Bill Clinton: Cheney trying to cause 2012 mischief
• Powerball, Florida Lotto jackpots roll over
• Florida State falls to No. 1 Sooners 23-13
• Gators pass first test
• From the editor: Don't we still value life in the U.S.?
• Count helps keep tabs on bird migration
• Nonprofits' tax info lacking
• Sam Cook: Did Lee County sheriff pull bait 'n' switch?
• No. 16 Florida hands Tennessee another loss, 33-23
• Obama to seek a new tax rate for wealthy
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• Amenities galore at Pelican Preserve
• Keys to success: Florida's favorite lime good for more than pie
• Spotlight on Florida Photographic's Terri Gross and Heather Hickman
• Local talent joins 'Palin-Pelosi Debate'
• Best-selling writer Sue Monk Kidd encourages aspiring authors
• Two people found shot to death inside Fort Myers home
• Capri's streets get new look as water-construction project nears completion
• Three confirmed dead in Reno Air Races crash, at least 58 injured
• Thunderstorms Back In The Picture; Some Places Still Need Rain!
• SFM sneaks by Lehigh
• By ground, air, Battle belongs to Fort Myers
• Riverdale puts Dunbar gifts to good use
• Pay us, college players plead
• Feeling Good: Might as well jump
• Spotlight on In One Instant photographers James Anderson and Tim Fritz
• Learn to grow food in small places at the Lee County Alliance for the Arts
• Fort Myers man found guilty in 2009 murder case
• Authorities investigate taping by Lt. Gov.'s staff
• Caring for pets, goal of Big Cypress Animal Hospital and TV's Dr. 4 Pets
• Juilliard School success story, Monica Biacchi
• Principal Viola at The Phil, Jessie Goebel
• 80's flashback at 'Bringing Back the Hair' tonight in Cape Coral
• Faizon Love will strive for comedic substance during Capt. Brien's gig
• Beach cleanup set Saturday at Tigertail
• Industry Appreciation Awards to celebrate Horizon Council's 20th anniversary
• Hodges names Chief Diversity Director
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• Central Florida cheerleaders must cover up in class
• Mug shots: Thursday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Hurricane warning issued for coast of Newfoundland as Maria approaches
• Deputies issue 71 traffic tickets Wednesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Read today's letters to the editor
• East Lee County football finds new hope
• New DUI lawsuits filed against Cape Coral Police
• One true war hero, France agrees
• NASA: Satellite re-entry expected around Sept. 24
• Registration for the Alliance's 'Fall for the Arts' festival closes September 30
• Collier Economic Development Council to cease operations
• Best-selling writer Sue Monk Kidd encourages aspiring authors
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• In One Instant brings Florida Photographic Collaborative to River District
• Fort Myers postal processing facility facing closure
• Alliance for the Arts' gardening workshops draw large crowds
• Todd Palin says 'The Rogue' full of 'disgusting lies'
• Hodges University signs educational agreement with international universities
• Man found dead in Lehigh was shot, deputies say
• Blind Marco resident seeks audible traffic signals
• Tropical storm conditions expected in Bermuda as Maria moves through Atlantic
• Here's 30 reasons why you should be at Music Walk this Saturday night - part 9
• Here's 30 reasons why you should be at Music Walk this Saturday night - part 8
• Hyde fills the void
• SAT scores down across the board
• Here's 30 reasons why you should be at Music Walk this Saturday night - part 7
• Here's 30 reasons why you should be at Music Walk this Saturday night - part 6
• Incumbents feel Cape Coral voters' anger
• Experts say Lee County housing market has hit bottom
• Here's 30 reasons why you should be at Music Walk this Saturday night - part 5
• Here's 30 reasons why you should be at Music Walk this Saturday night - part 4
• First ultraluxury hotel planned for inside Disney World
• Scott backs off limit to state employee HMOs
• Judge blocks Fla. law restricting doctor gun talk
• New city budget could include Smokehouse Bay bridge funds
• Marco Homeowners group seeks tax rate same as last year's
• Faizon Love will strive for comedic substance during Capt. Brien's gig
• Fresh produce bolsters mix at Tarpon Bay General Store
• Home-school option gains support on Marco Island
• Don't forget, today is the last day to register for fall courses, and the final...
• Florida beauty inspires winning Marco artist
• Smallwood Store supporters plan Thursday morning courthouse rally
• Four Seasons plans luxury Disney World resort
• Hundreds gather in Fort Myers for annual hospitality service awards
• Two found dead in Golden Gate home believed victims of homicide
• Here's 30 reasons why you should be at Music Walk this Saturday night - part 3
• Fort Myers woman accused of trying to hire hit man to kill husband
• Sheriff's office investigating man's death in Lehigh
• Deputies issue 39 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Ave Maria football to make history
• Here's 30 reasons why you should be at Music Walk this Saturday night - part 2
• Round 1 goes to Cape Coral council challengers
• Editorial: Unions strike back at Fab Five
• Financial irresponsibility: Lack of auto insurance 'epidemic' in Florida
• Cape Coral woman struck with hammer after allegedly breaking into acquaintance's house
• Southbound I-75 lanes back open after fatal tractor-trailer crash
• Attorney files appeal for Collier teen charged with killing parents
• Here's 30 reasons why you should be at Music Walk this Saturday night - part 1
• Lee County School Board approves $1.4 billion budget
• Dr. Carlene Harrison, Dean of the School of Allied Health was on Fox 4 Morning B...
• Letter from Betsy Perdichizzi: Your chance to make history
• Young chef wins contest with Peanut Butter Decadence
• Hodges University, Edison State College, Rasmussen College, FGCU, Nova Southeas...
• Cape Coral voters speak out against police, fire cuts
• Collier County Property Appraiser speaks on Marco today
• Spa treatments 2.0: Today's clients want more than rub, scrub
• SeaWorld Florida raises single-day ticket prices
• Mug shots: Monday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Peace Walk, festival Sept. 24 at park
• Maria prompts tropical storm watch in Bermuda
• Deputies issue 44 traffic tickets Friday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Music Walk returns to the River District Saturday, September 17
• Runner changes course
• Bedtime Bundles, supported by LCBW
• Djokovic beats Nadal to win first US Open title
• Cape Coral council votes to audit water plant instead of utility expansion plan
• Flying out of Southwest Florida International in October or November? Contact us
• Jindal endorses Perry for president
• Obama would hike taxes to pay for his jobs bill
• Tickets on sale now at the Alliance for Cabaret and Cabernet
• Look for a temporary respite from SW Florida thunderstorms
• Employers & small business owners: Your thoughts on Obama's job bill?
• Luxury homes make comeback — slowly
• Congratulations to HU alumna, Kitty Bryce, ABWA Lehigh Acres Chapter Woman of th...
• Family Church Naples holds grand opening service
• Agency seeks to reduce length of stay for youths in detention
• Tropical Storm Maria skirts northeast Caribbean
• Photos: Weekend events in Southwest Florida
• Collier's old crab traps an energy source
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Bucs sputter, Stafford shines
• On 9/11, Fort Myers churches find strength in unity
• Artist Leoma Lovegrove creates second painting to respect victims' names
• Tell Mel: The real, and fake, Walmart surveys
• 7 of 10 missing oil workers found alive in Gulf of Mexico
• Cape residents young and old gather to remember 9/11
• Remember 9-11 canvas symbolic of chaos and magnitude of 9-11
• On 10th 9/11 anniversary, wounds fresh as healing continues
• Mickey, Minnie, Joe Palooka keep ticking
• Never Forget! Reflections Post 9/11: The Nobility Of Law Enforcement Officers ht...
• UF stays on cruise control
• Southwest Florida players aim for more in NFL
• Cape fire chief puts cuts ideas on paper
• Lee County mobile home parks find issue with trash fee
• Sam Cook: Marine got home, but costs not fair
• FGCU Art Galleries releases its 2011-2012 exhibition schedule
• Officials: No sign of U.S. entry for terror plot
• Live video: 9/11 Anniversary Ceremony at Ground Zero
• Twin NASA craft launched to study insides of moon
• More big name tribute artists at The Stage
• In Remembrance, honoring 9/11 victims
• Penthouse living: Units at Marquesa Royale come with panoramic views
• More businesses plan to drop health insurance as costs rise
• Linen's back, wrinkles and all
• Your view: Reader pictures from paradise
• 'The President's Own' U.S. Marine Band Concert sells out
• Naples Philharmonic Orchestra to play free in Naples' Cambier Park
• PRACC's meeting on Lights, Camera, Action!
• Island Coast 61, Estero 0
• Wave finish off Titans
• Indians win this round
• Charlotte 37, Riverdale 14
• Cape Coral football gets best of Baker
• Collier told time's come to team up with organizations, other counties
• Gov. Scott renews pledge to make Florida nation's top jobs creator
• Southwest Florida plants are like a breath of fresh air
• Special Page: Marking 10th anniversary of Sept. 11 terror attacks
• Weekender: Pig Roast Competition on Fort Myers Beach
• Week 2 high school football coverage
• 2011 Atlantic hurricane season might get even more active
• Bishop Verot names new baseball coach
• Family Church Naples grand opening Sunday morning
• Special 9/11 remembrance ceremonies planned Sunday on Marco
• Traffic alert: Crash ties up traffic at Crystal Dr. and Plantation Rd.
• Fort Myers man charged in Punta Gorda shooting incident
• Marking the 10th anniversary of 9/11
• Focus on Native Visions Gallery's wildlife realist John Seerey-Lester
• Southwest Florida weighs Obama plan
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Elite prepare to meet again
• Collier County's budget belt gets tighter
• Video: In The Zone: High school football Week 2
• President Obama asks for $450 billion to lift economy
• Estero fire district rate increase approved
• Bonita Springs fire officials raise tax rates
• Cape Coral mayor withdraws veto of police, fire budgets
• Captiva's Mucky Duck restaurant has new majority owner
• Newly discovered disease killing 2 palm species in Florida
• Today is the first day of Fall Term! Have a great semester everyone!
• Maryland ticket wins Powerball jackpot
• Remnants of Lee bring floods to soggy Northeast
• Overnight standoff ends peacefully in Buckingham
• Obama to push jobs plan after talk
• Tropics heat up with three named storms
• Tallahassee museum's painting believed stolen by Nazis
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Selmon's death hits Bucs' McCoy hard
• History of Wildlife Refuge Told Through Photographs
• Video store owners lament rise of kiosks
• Tell Mel: Some scams avoided, some not
• Nominate People of the Year/People to Watch
• City manager says Bonita Springs has no money for library
• First Florida Trader Joe's grocery store planned for North Naples
• FGCU faculty, staff to receive bonus, pay raise
• Remember 911 painting donated today to South Trail Fire & Rescue District
• Marco nightlife
• Concerted effort leads to opening of Montessori school in new location
• Halloween season already here for Lee, Collier county retailers
• Mug shots: Tuesday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Lely player from Marco attends prestigious Buckeyes football camp
• City Council set to vote on property tax rate Wednesday
• 3 National Guard members killed in Carson City IHOP rampage
• Eddie Murphy to host Academy Awards solo
• More heavy rain, thunderstorms in forecast today
• Hurricane Katia weakens to a Category 1 storm; depression expected to become tropical storm
• Miami derails strong FGCU effort
• Cape mayor defends veto
• Bartz fired as Yahoo CEO
• Lehigh Acres resident dies in crash
• Urban flood advisory expires; Collier County, south Lee under thunderstorm threat
• Second program in Phil's Chamber Series set for October 9 and 11
• Stocks fall again as Europe's debt worries deepen
• Family Fare concerts return to the Phil on October 2
• The Phil has special musical memorial planned for 9-11
• Mandy Connell to be keynote speaker at Remember 9-11 event at Broadway Palm
• Tax Collector discusses TRIM notices, property values today
• Congratulations to Eva A. Wilson, Student of the Month for September!
• New student orientations are today and tomorrow 6-9pm, both Fort Myers and Naple...
• Mug shots: Monday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Southwest Florida’s heat index this morning tops that in Phoenix!
• South Fort Myers house fire under investigation
• Hurricane Katia weakens to a Category 3 storm; disturbance expected to become depression soon
• NIFF always in need of volunteers
• Missing Mariner Middle teacher Amy Patterson's beau jailed
• Film screening by Naples Film Festival
• Bowling right up his alley
• Business exclusive: Local startups stall as fewer strike out on their own
• Guest opinion: Evolution of Keiser helps students, state
• Editorial: State Ag good fit for energy, nutrition to ag agency
• Lee's torrential remnants turn deadly in Miss.
• Hurricane Katia grows to Category 3 storm; 'vigorous' tropical wave forms
• Grant raises awareness of diabetes
• Exclusive: Disney programs aim to please hospital 'customers'
• Your view: See the latest reader pet photos
• Several 9/11 events planned in Lee, Collier, Charlotte counties
• Suspect in disappearance of Mariner Middle teacher Amy Patterson arrested in Okeechobee
• Police investigating after two shot in Fort Myers
• More on Riddim Runway and Music Walk
• Riddim Runway comes to Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center for Music Walk
• Southwest Florida chips in for MDA
• Boise sets out on latest uphill climb to BCS
• Brantley finally does the expected
• Warning flags up already for some
• Miracle end season on losing note
• FPL will seek 2012 rate increase
• South Fort Myers loner's body found long after his death
• Florida unions face uphill battle to keep clout
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers great Lee Roy Selmon dies
• Missing Estero man found
• Remember 9/11: Firehouse receives gift of painting
• Homeowner shoots armed robbery suspect in South Punta Gorda Heights
• Mug shots: Saturday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Heavy thunderstorms, heat and humidity to continue for SW Florida
• Tropical Storm Lee's center lurches ashore in La.; Katia regains hurricane strength
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Watkins shines in debut
• FGCU volleyball swept from Invitational
• Edison wins it for Purdue
• New-look Gators off, running
• Exclusively in today's The News-Press
• Veterans find employment help at Cape Coral event
• Audit yields calls to change Lee County's land-buy policy
• Still going to FGCU, and yet they're entrepreneurs
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers great Selmon shows signs of improvement
• Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center to make fashion statement at October Art Walk
• Sidney Berne Davis Art Center presents wearable art couture at October Art Walk
• Weekender: MDA motorcycle ride Sunday
• Spotlight on Conservatory Art School instructor Janie Hemenway
• Conservatory Art School opens September 6 at Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center
• Dead panther found in Hendry County
• Veron Ennis to be featured with solo exhibition at daas Gallery in October
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• Annual Day of Kids & Caring event today in Fort Myers
• LPGA Titleholders tourney on track to be held at TwinEagles in North Naples in 2012
• Tropical Storm Lee's outer bands pelt Gulf Coast
• Labor Day closings
• Diggs decision sends clear message
• Southwest Florida tourism business just tries to survive September
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers great Selmon suffers stroke, brother says
• Lee to affect NW Florida; scattered heavy thunderstorms on tap for SW Florida
• Condition of Collier County woman bitten by alligator improves
• Florida prisoner who killed police officer with ties to Lee County has execution delayed
• Fort Myers police officer fired following altercation with wife
• Hello Tech & Design Students: Your voices have been heard. We apologize for t...
• Cape firefighters ask for King's resignation
• Clyde Butcher invites fans to Labor Day swamp walk
• Tax Collector discusses TRIM notices, property values on Tuesday
• Watch Theresa Garratt, Director of High School Relations, on Fox 4 Morning Blend!
• Employers add no net jobs in Aug.; rate unchanged
• Romney visits Tampa to open campaign office
• 7.1 earthquake hits Alaska's Aleutian Islands
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• Gulf braces for rain from tropical depression
• Galletti exhibition opens September 9 at Alliance for the Arts
• Olympians' art museum in Fort Myers shows table tennis' history
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Canes keep focus on football field
• Teen in Bonita Beach Road crash last week dies from injuries
• Five local artists honor the victims of 9-11, help Arts for ACT at the same time
• Naples fire and rescue truck accompanying 9/11 bicyclists involved in North Carolina crash
• Defendant pleads guilty in killing of Fort Myers man in Atlantic City, N.J.
• Taste of the Arts returns to the Alliance on November 13, 2011
• Deputies: Missing Mariner Middle teacher likely victim of homicide; boyfriend named suspect
• Mug shots: Wednesday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Hurricane Katia continues moving across Atlantic; disturbance lurks in Gulf
• Bulls eye Big East crown
• Screening of 'Family in Captivity' at Temple Shalom
• September 24th races in Southwest Florida
• Red Sox keep top ticket price intact
• Roads are busy, despite gas cost
• Southwest Florida race planner for September 17
• Chamber hosts panel of business successes
• State may avoid budget shortfall next year
• Naple's Supervisor of Elections, Jennifer Edwards, speaks at events
• Boston Red Sox announce ticket prices for JetBlue Park
• Photos: High school bowling rolls on in Lee County
• Mark calendar for 2011 Naples International Film Festival
• Forklift runs over, kills construction worker in Naples
• New PRACC Board of Directors inducted
• Bearded dragons stolen from Shell Factory in North Fort Myers
• Collier woman, 90, loses leg in alligator attack
• Marco nightlife for Labor Day weekend
• Plaque at new Jolley Bridge span to honor Minozzi
• State education commissioner praises Marco Island Charter Middle School
• Bill Kobe brings many talents to teaching job at new charter high
• Race planner for Southwest Florida: September 1-10
• Mr. Holiday's School of High Drama returns to Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center
• State agency drops complaint against Marco building official
• Clyde Butcher invites fans to Labor Day swamp walk
• Healthy recipes: Cinnamon swirl Protein Bread and a peanut butter snack
• Hotel Indigo to dedicate new David Acevedo mural Friday night during Art Walk
• Commemorative events planned for Sunday, September 11
• Syzygy Gallery to feature Christina Jarmolinski religious works during Art Walk
• 3 Fantasy 5 players win $66,348.57 top prize
• Dining notes: Barbatella to offer taste of Italy
• Airport rental-car area upgrade may soon have contractor
• Alliance for the Arts site of third annual Italian Fest
• Report cites Edison misdeeds
• Tropical Storm Katia gaining strength, could become a hurricane
• Swimmers stand by for next big splash
• Knights ready to fight
• Authorities want to find, question missing Pine Island teacher's beau
• Naples-based TIB Bank branches get new name
• Southwest Floridians raise glass to craft brews
• Tomorrow in Taste: The world of craft beers in SW Fla.
• Florida sued for ticketing drivers who warn about speed traps
• Edison State College faculty and administration fail to reach compromise on pay
• Visionary Janie Hemenway launches East Wing Conservatory September 6 at SBDAC
• Deputies seek help finding missing Mariner Middle teacher
• U.S. Marine Band to perform October 15 at the Phil
• Select works from Naples Art Association collection go on exhibit September 12
• Von Liebig hosts 'Inner Worlds of Domestic Violence II' exhibition
• Record number of artists apply for von Liebig Show of Shows exhibition
• Business exclusive: Southwest Florida workers use stimulus cash to return to school
• Central Florida man shoots ex-wife in school's parking lot
• Mug shots: Monday's felony arrests in Lee County
• TSA: Man hid 7 snakes, 3 tortoises in his pants at Miami International
• Deputies issue 37 traffic tickets Friday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Tropical Storm Katia forms in the Atlantic
• Florida football full of question marks
• Lee County seeks drop of extra $4.5 million from budget
• Don't forget to register and invite your friends!
• Blood drive Thursday
• Young Artists Awards winners performing at Art of the Olympians during Art Walk
• Hodges University to open veteran services center
• Mug shots: Sunday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Media Matters: Contract expires for deposed Craig Wolf
• Thunderstorms Herald The New Work Week in Southwest Florida
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Miracle hammered by Stone Crabs
• Irene: Wet, deadly and expensive, but no monster
• Bachmann to visit Naples this morning
• Dr. Jonathan Frantz Named in Best Doctors in America 2011-2012
• No rushing recovery for Cape grad, Eagles
• Lee County sheriff, sergeants to start contract talks
• Turtles down from peak in Lee, Collier counties
• Southwest Florida weekend photo album
• Marco police issue scam warning
• County issues notice of default to Capri fire-rescue dock builder
• Naples resident dies in Collier County collision
• Cloned credit cards confiscated during Fort Myers traffic stop
• Here's what's happening during September 2 Art Walk - part 6
• Here's what's happening during September 2 Art Walk - part 5
• Here's what's happening during September 2 Art Walk - part 4
• Here's what's happening during September 2 Art Walk - part 3
• Here's what's happening during September 2 Art Walk - part 2
• Here's what's happening during September 2 Art Walk - part 1
• Multi-faceted entertainer and Patsy Cline tribute artist, Emilie A. Gehrke
• Tropical storm warning issued for Bermuda
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Irene closes in on quiet, anxious NYC
• Willises star at home
• Dunbar grad eager to make own fame
• Runner lives up to own hype
• John T. Posadas, youngest resident artist at USF School of Music
• Tim McGraw tribute artist, Jeff Richards, performs in SW Florida
• Family, friends cope after deadly Lee County crash
• Ensemble violinist, Rebecca Ziv
• Florida welfare drug tests largely are clean
• Box jellyfish move into Lee, Collier county waters
• The Phil's violinist, Sania D. Whitaker, performs at music festivals
• Tropicalia: Reflections on the Calossahatchee River
• Storm weakens, churns up U.S. East Coast
• Weekender: 50th Anniversary Gospel Concert in Lehigh on Sunday
• Dining, dancing and fun, all at The Stage
• Dining, dancing and fun, all at The Stage
• Quarterback Jacory Harris expects to play in Hurricanes' opener
• 2 Bonita Springs residents critically injured in crash
• High school preseason football
• Art of the Olympians looks into world of table tennis during September Art Walk
• Emails: Jeb Bush was upset Scott fired staffers
• Art Walk kicks off big Labor Day weekend in Fort Myers River District
• Mug shots: Friday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Rainy Season Ready To Return To Southwest Florida
• Pender leads Island Coast by Lehigh
• St. Pete Keswick 30, SFCA 14
• Cypress, Verot QBs sharp
• Immokalee 45, LaBelle 0
• South's new QB does just fine
• Bradenton Southeast 38, Fort Myers 28
• Florida Silver Alert proves lifesaver
• Lehigh man guilty in killing
• Collier County eyes improvements at 2 North Naples beach parks
• Victim in fatal I-75 rollover crash from Fort Myers
• Lee County overpaid for parcels, audits finds
• Verdict in Estero hair dye burn case could come Monday
• 2 suspects caught attempting to steal metal, Fort Myers police report
• Cape controversy: 2 more fuel devices discovered
• Alliance for the Arts' GreenMarket offers new classes for fall planting season
• Collier County redistricting meetings next week
• South Beach cleanup set Sunday
• Lovegrove and 9-11 canvas will be at Bubba's Roadhouse in Cape Coral at 4 today
• FGCU welcomes new visual art faculty member with September solo exhibition
• Honey bees swarm, sting students in Cocoa Beach
• Mug shots: Thursday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Philharmonic Orchestra to perform all time top 10 classics on September 24
• Read today's letters to the editor
• As Irene Departs, She Provides Awesome Cloud Show; Then Nice Weather Arrives
• Deputies issue 62 traffic tickets Wednesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Hurricane Irene weakens slightly, menaces East Coast
• FGCU men's soccer takes hype in stride
• FGCU volleyball guns for fast start
• Florida Governor Scott plans higher education reforms
• Lee County plans to enforce ban on chickens
• Exclusive interview: Big John explains why he left Cape Coral
• Blues presence building in Lee, Collier counties
• Newspaper editors discuss industry challenges and strategies
• Page Field in Fort Myers dedicates new terminal
• Charter high school organizers pleased with historic first day
• Marco Players auditions for 2 shows Sept. 13-14
• Mug shots: Wednesday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Students - make sure you stop by the middle receptionist desk and pick up your b...
• Pop artist Scott Guelcher to be featured by Coloring the World in September
• Panhandle deputy gets transplant after shooting
• Manatee makeover coming to "Ding" Darling on Sanibel Island
• East Coast checks bridges, readies plans for Irene; new depression forms in Atlantic
• Green Wave runner has eyes set on the postseason
• Jeb emailed Scott a veteran's advice
• 16 charter schools in wings
• Cuts loom at Lee, Collier health agencies
• Apple says Steve Jobs resigning as CEO
• Gov. Scott asks state prison chief to resign
• Marco nightlife
• Anglers, send us your fish photos!
• Ten-bout boxing match planned for Veterans park in November
• Custom mural by teen artist goes up at Mackle Park
• Watch Dr. Bill Griz, Program Chair for Interdisciplinary Studies, on Fox 4 Morni...
• Academy's new teachers greet students at open house
• Crime up in Naples 13.1 percent
• Relatives show support for parents accused of leaving 1-year-old son in vehicle
• It will be Sketchy mermaids and sirens at the Davis Art Center for Art Walk
• Ex-Florida Gov. Bush sent lessons to Scott
• Big John's owner beside himself after receiving second ransom note
• Lovegrove and 9-11 canvas to visit Cape Coral Sip and Send Thurs-Friday
• Irene to mostly miss Florida, but weather here may not be quite as expected
• Brewery has official opening in Town Center
• Mug shots: Tuesday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Hurricane Irene becomes major storm; evacuations begin in North Carolina
• Elisabeth Condon exhibit opens Friday at Bob Rauschenberg Gallery
• Registration now open at Alliance for the Arts for fall classes and workshops
• Victims of Fort Myers Shores crash ID'd
• Deputies issue 44 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Fort Myers Miracle win one, second rained out
• Fla. Supreme Court says cop killer can die
• Back to School for Fort Myers - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Reluctant QB settles in
• Strongest quake since '44 jars East Coast
• Cast-iron cooking a family tradition
• Book buy backs are Tuesday through Thursday on both campuses, 2nd floor student...
• Spotlight on Fort Myers Art Walk's Saturday Art Fair, part 2
• Spotlight on Fort Myers Art Walk's Saturday Art Fair, part 1
• Hurricane Irene’s lifeline linked to land, sea and sky
• Hundreds gather at Harborside for Mack town hall meeting
• Cape Coral police search for man who exposed himself at Steak 'n Shake
• DealChicken, a new group deal site, to launch in Southwest Florida - sign up here!
• Kevin Costello to teach two classes this fall at the Alliance for the Arts
• School resumes
• Financial aid money for books is available today. Continuing students, don't fo...
• Book buy backs are Tuesday through Thursday on both campuses, 2nd floor student...
• South Florida teen killed in tubing accident
• US Diplomat: Gadhafi's whereabouts not yet known
• Spotlight on the Naples Art Association's Art in the Park fall/winter art fair
• Media Matters: Anchor fired from ABC7 expresses frustration
• Lee, Collier counties, rest of Southwest Florida watch for Hurricane Irene
• Fourth Annual Riddim Runway comes to Davis Art Center for September Music Walk
• Read today's letters to the editor
• More on photographer David Dack Maki
• ECS back at full strength
• Southwest Florida Regional Planning Council reflects on role
• FGCU attracts fewer grad students for fall
• Punta Gorda motorcyclist seriously injured in crash
• Urban flood advisory ends for northwestern Collier County
• 'The Help' weekend box office champ
• Workers dismantle old Capri Water Works
• Irene To Threaten SE US midweek; storms in NE US offer clues to her movement
• Drawn to help: Retired illustrator's creation explains cancer to kids
• David Dack Maki's photography portfolio comes to In One Instant September 2
• 58-day summer hurts Lee County businesses
• Beatboxing: The Fifth Element of Hip Hop returns to SBDAC Monday night
• Social Security disability on verge of insolvency
• Stacie Krupa's 'Sassy Spicy Soulmates' opens at Art Center September 2
• Tropical Storm Irene strenghtens; South Florida remains in forecast cone
• Stone Crabs beat Miracle
• Sam Cook: Another Lee County vet who knows of loss
• Mariner grad sees pause in UNLV rise
• Lehigh's USA Martial Arts Florida growing up
• UF, Muschamp back implicated coach
• Veteran FSU back turns heads
• Local school's finest take next step
• Political newcomer from Florida has eye on U.S. Senate
• Courthouse renovation in Fort Myers starts Monday
• Weekender: Comedian Brian Regan at Mann Hall on Sunday
• North Naples store robbed
• Suspect in 4 Port Charlotte robberies arrested
• Differences few in Florida GOP Senate debate
• Submission deadline for 16th Downtown Naples New Year's Art Fair is September 28
• Tropical Storm Harvey strengthens, nears Honduras
• Traffic alert: Fatal crash closes I-75 in Estero
• Winning Fantasy 5 ticket sold in Lehigh
• Music Walk and daas Gallery celebrate anniversaries tonight in River District
• Thunderstorms and Drought Dominate the News For Now; Tropics May Do So Next Week
• FGCU's offense clicks
• Martin in league all his own
• Changes in Brantley as Gators leader evident
• Gulf of Mexico limits on gag grouper loosened
• Conviction overturned in 2008 Fort Myers murder
• Florida Governor Scott orders investigation into deletion of emails
• Almost 1.5 inches of rain falls today at Naples Municipal Airport.
• Bee Awareness event today in Fort Myers
• Emergency workers honor Pittsburgh nurse for helping save 3-year-old
• Ninth Annual Fall for the Arts takes place October 22, 2011 at the Alliance
• Guy Harvey's Island Grill on Marco closed
• Deadline looms for entries into Naples Fall Fine Art & Craft Festival
• Next beach cleanup set Aug. 28
• It's a Strange Arrangement tomorrow night at the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center
• Comedian Brian Regan's in town
• Gov. Scott shuts down shooting of 'Lockup' reality show at Florida prison
• 1 Fantasy 5 ticket wins jackpot
• 'West Memphis 3' may be freed today
• Tropical Depression 8 forms near Honduras
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Road for FGCU women's soccer gets easier
• Funny business growing in Lee, Collier, Charlotte counties
• Burger King ousts character as part of makeover
• Deputies respond to Lehigh Acres drive-by shooting
• Injuries reported in south Fort Myers U.S. 41 crash
• Hurricanes football trying to move forward amid scandal
• U.S. stock markets plunge on economic fear
• Real estate sales up, inventories down on Marco
• Summer weather pattern back to normal, forecasters say
• Bonita Springs man charged with negligent homicide in wife's death from golf cart fall
• David Letterman target of death threat on jihadist website
• 2 tickets split $40 million Florida Lotto jackpot
• Area Canes skeptical of Miami cheating reports
• Naples Art Association's 2010 art festivals earn top honors
• New oil sheen spotted in Gulf of Mexico, source unknown
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Citrus industry confronts disease, water and labor challenges
• Bonita Springs shelter plans shelved
• Remember 9-11 billboard canvas stops at Ft. Myers Fire Station 6 on Thursday
• DealChicken, a new group deal site, to launch in Southwest Florida
• Florida getting $97.7 million for business loans
• Lee County deputies hope video leads to suspects in Fort Myers car burglary
• Southwest Florida's three renowned art districts - part 4
• Tampa police: School bomb plot aimed for mass casualties
• Southwest Florida's three renowned art districts - part 3
• Southwest Florida's three renowned art districts - part 2
• Southwest Florida's three renowned art districts - part 1
• All 3 Marco schools plan open house this week
• Just Friends members view eyewear fashion show
• Area gyms reach out to Club Marco's members
• Vacant lot owners happy that council rejected assessment
• Marco YMCA hopes for funding increase from city
• Marco nightlife
• Bealls Outlet to expand into area once occupied by Club Marco
• 2 Lee County nurses charged with prescription drug fraud
• The semester is winding down! Good luck with finals everyone!!
• Traffic alert: Overturned semi closes SB I-75
• Hodges Trustee, Todd Gates, to speak at Hodges ESL graduation ceremony on the Na...
• Chico's reports 42 percent increase in profits
• Remains of missing Missouri girl believed found
• New tropical wave forms in Atlantic
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Boyd begins life as a Twin
• GOP race anybody's guess among local party loyalists
• Quran-burning church moving to Lee County
• Several injured from lightning at SeaWorld
• Casey Anthony's parents to appear on Dr. Phil show
• Excitement builds as school start looms on Monday
• There's more than just music and spirits to enjoy during Music Walk
• Gainesville pastor Terry Jones, who led Quran burning, bringing church to Fort Myers
• Elisabeth Condon mixed media exhibit opens August 26 at Bob Rauschenberg Gallery
• Johnson School of Business to host International Visitor Leadership Program
• Club Marco Fitness closes without explanation to members
• Exclusive: Painful tragedy gives Cape Coral father purpose
• No one picks correct Fantasy 5
• Mug shots: Monday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Water quality results for Lee County beaches expected today
• Exclusive: Drowning, suffocation in bed leading causes of child deaths in Lee County
• Bonita Springs, Fort Myers Beach residents lament airplane noise
• Gov. Rick Scott eyes car policy change
• Florida prescription deaths rise
• Tallahassee lobbyists earning more this year
• Dog Days aren't over just yet
• Bishop Verot's Vogelbach denies signing with the Chicago Cubs
• Descendants of Capri's developer stop by for a visit
• Descendants of Capri's developer stop by for a visit
• Florida prescription drug deaths rise in 2010
• Police reviewing circumstances surrounding child's near-drowning
• Rock poster master Derek Hess exhibiting at HOWL Gallery in September
• Contact us: Who do you favor in the GOP presidential race?
• Watch Professor Al Ball, HU Computer Information Technology Program Chair, on Fo...
• CDC probes Mims teen's death from rare brain infection
• Lee and Collier County builders take chance on economy
• Mug shots: Sunday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Man killed when car plows through fruit stand in Jacksonville
• Tropical Storm Gert nears Bermuda
• Music Walk, an all ages, rain or shine event, celebrates anniversary on Saturday
• UIFL owners working long before opener
• Southwest Florida hospitals hold own against others around nation
• New Gulf of Mexico gag grouper laws not popular
• Bermuda braces for encounter with Tropical Storm Gert
• Bradley wins PGA in playoff after rousing comeback
• Sheriff's office investigating Marco officer-involved crash
• Yoga photos and demonstration at In One Instant Gallery during Music Walk
• 5 great artists and Jason's Deli help ACT and honor the victims of 9-11 - part 2
• 5 great artists and Jason's Deli help ACT and honor the victims of 9-11 - part 1
• Spotlight on Naples Fifth Avenue's Sheldon Fine Art - 2
• One dead, two injured in Fort Myers shootings
• Cape finishes first World Series with second loss
• Poll of the week: Do you think Republicans will nominate Bachmann for president?
• Dunbar graduate turns hot football prospect
• Lee, Collier county beach renourishment slow going
• New scale measures hurricane destruction
• Youth Sports Achievers
• Lee, Collier county communities debate fees
• Bicyclist struck by vehicle in Fort Myers taken to hospital
• Thunderstorms impacting parts of Charlotte, Collier counties
• Sunset soldiers file in to Mucky Duck daily to watch nature's colorful spectacle
• Bachmann wins GOP 2012 test vote for president
• Weekend planner: 'Alegria' at Germain Arena
• Convenience store clerk robbed in Fort Myers
• Van believed used during Fort Myers bank robbery recovered
• Exclusively in today's The News-Press
• Texas Gov. Perry jumps into 2012 Republican race
• Community property: Shared sustainability key feature of Sea Glass on Sanibe Island
• Music Walk celebrates first anniversary on Saturday, August 20 - part 4
• Music Walk celebrates first anniversary on Saturday, August 20 - part 3
• Music Walk celebrates first anniversary on Saturday, August 20 - part 2
• Music Walk celebrates first anniversary on Saturday, August 20 - part 1
• Tropical Storm Franklin forms well away from land
• Lovegrove and 9/11 canvas at Sam Galloway Ford today from 11 to 3
• Cape Coral overpowered in semifinals
• Bradley, Dufner share lead at wide-open PGA Championship
• FRIDAY NIGHTS TO COLLEGE HEIGHTS: Carlos Hyde
• Miracle fade late in loss
• Health care law dealt a setback
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• Laura Vainer's orchestral training includes Moscow College of Music
• Mitch Jacobs portrays a more than believable bully in Light
• Gunmen storm Fort Myers bank
• Tourists pack Lee County hotels
• Chamber music by Frank Trem
• Video: Cape Coral project marks 9/11 10th anniversary
• Tropical depression, 3 other systems monitored in Atlantic
• Walmart reopens in Collier County after suspicious package is found
• Redevelopment expert sees midtown Marco potential
• Search on for suspects in Fort Myers bank robbery
• City planner resigns, takes job with Collier County
• Coming Sunday: Stories appearing exclusively in print editions of The News-Press
• Spotlight on Naples Fifth Avenue's Sheldon Fine Art - 1
• 'S Wonderful' opens Naples Philharmonic Chamber Series
• Imaginarium undergoes reimagining
• Lovegrove ramps up Remember 9-11 Tenth Year community art project
• 2 antennae secured atop Vandenberg wreck off Keys
• Attorney for Golden Gate teen accused of killing parents asks to ban cameras from courtroom
• Cape Coral Little League makes Final Four
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Miracle earn wild win
• Deputies issue 34 traffic tickets Wednesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Naples Philharmonic Orchestra to honor memory of 9-11 victims
• Art Walk Fort Myers issues call to artists for 2011-2012 Saturday Art Fair
• Lee County sheriff's deputies give OK for union
• Cape Coral, Asia Pacific tied 0-0 after first inning
• Strange Arrangement performs at SBDAC during Music Walk
• FHSAA committee upholds Island Coast player's ineligibility
• Bacteria levels at Lynn Hall, Bonita beaches ruled unsafe for swimmers
• Contact us: Are you attending Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. memorial opening?
• Comedian Donnell Rawlings opens first gig at Capt. Brien's Thursday
• Traffic alert: City plans Collier Boulevard closures at Yellowbird
• For flash mobsters, crowd size a tempting cover
• Lee real estate experts say industry makes comeback
• Lifelong Learning returns to the Phil with more than 120 classes and lectures
• Miami Gardens gas station owner shot, killed
• Artist Annie St. Martin part of September group show at Arts for ACT Gallery
• Photographer Sam Brough part of September show at Arts for ACT Gallery
• Body found inside burned-out mobile home in Charlotte County
• Meyer's daughter learns fast for Eagles
• Lifelong Learning at The Phil
• 2010 Best New Artist Philip Heubeck in Arts for ACT September group show
• Gov. Rick Scott opts for state insurance
• Large Lehigh Acres home severely damaged by fire
• Miami man on first day of probation for credit card fraud arrested in Lee County with cloned credit cards
• River District's daas Gallery planning to be Unfair in September
• Urban Meyer's daughter Gigi eager to play for FGCU's volleyball team
• Cape Coral defeats Canada 4-2 in Senior Softball World Series
• Lee County Alliance for the Arts looking for artists to take out the trash
• Local actress and celebrity tribute artist heads north to Sunburst
• King asks Cape Coral City Council for $27,500 in incentives
• New police chief takes wait-and-see attitude
• Insurance rates may go down with new FEMA flood maps
• Marco nightlife
• Cosmetics and gift store owner moves shop to The Esplanade
• Burrowing owl pair take a liking to Marco couple
• Police sergeant's daughters collect foundation scholarships
• Florida thunderstorms; some for Dallas?; Atlantic hurricane season to rev up!
• 'First Sights on the 10th' connects both intellectually and on emotional plane
• Also on the Fort Myers campus this Thursday, the Offices of Student Services (Fi...
• The office of Career Development is hosting Dress for Success tips on looking yo...
• One more week of summer camp left
• Art League photo show continues through Aug. 19
• $500,000 federal grant helps pay for Page Field's cost-cutting solar
• With construction end in sight, Jolley Bridge landscaping catches the eye
• US stock futures fall after best day since 2009
• Pedestrian struck, killed by car after collapsing on St. Petersburg street
• Daas Gallery's David Acevedo to paint roof top mural at Hotel Indigo
• Cape hopes history repeats
• Lee County nursing home attack revealed
• Florida Lottery changes: There's a new game in town
• Gov. Rick Scott's new public liasons include Punta Gorda Tea Party activist
• Tom Wildenhaus elected to South Florida PGA Hall of Fame
• Former FGCU player and Verot grad leads USA Deaf Volleyball team to championship
• Lee County School District aims to expand virtual schooling
• Bowditch Beach unsafe for swimmers, Lee health department says
• Pageant winner takes job in Capri church nursery
• Building once home to Fifth Avenue South art galleries comes down
• US stock futures rise after big fall
• Joe Paterno in hospital after player runs into him
• Mug shots: Monday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Nyad ends 2nd attempted swim from Cuba to Florida
• Deputies issue 17 traffic tickets Friday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Rain can't dampen first day of football practice
• Exclusive: New faces, lives for Lehigh Acres father and daughter a year after operation
• Weather aside, Lee County school year starts with few complaints
• High school football practice kicks off in Southwest Florida
• Fire fees rise in Bonita Springs
• Dow plunges more than 600 points after downgrade
• Lia Galletti's 'Reflections on Canvas' opens at the Alliance September 9
• Marco Academy ready to start athletics programs
• City theater camp stages summer's last production, 'Pocahontas'
• Federal prosecutors to appeal Cabrera decision
• Don Hunter takes over as Marco police chief
• New student registration begins today! Click here to review degree programs: h...
• Spotlight on Fifth Avenue South's gallery O - 6
• Spotlight on Fifth Avenue South's gallery O - 5
• Typical Summery Weather Returns To South Florida
• Stormy start to Lee County school year
• Media Matters: NBC2's Kellie Burns expecting
• Traffic alert: Rollover crash involves injuries in south Fort Myers
• Deputies issue 44 traffic tickets Thursday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Early start changes football practices
• Moon to disrupt view of meteors
• Florida Governor Scott gets to work on his own problems
• Wall Street to digest downgrade today
• Storms moving south through Lee County
• Cape Coral defeats South Bend, Ind., in Senior League Softball World Series
• 'Apes' tops weekend box office with $54 million
• City Manager announces staff reassignments
• 'Bird' restaurant has an appropriately 'Crazy' bash
• Fort Myers Film Fest's Light to illuminate Sidney & Berne Davis tomorrow night
• Are you ready for the first day of school?
• Dr. Sketchy's Autumn Skye a hit with Art Walk crowd Friday night
• Spotlight on Fifth Avenue South's gallery O - 4
• Congress has a shot at passing jobs-creating bills
• Economy squeezes OJ sales
• Andy Howl's solo exhibition reveals high level of skill and creative esprit - 2
• Andy Howl's solo exhibition reveals high level of skill and creative esprit - 1
• Deion Sanders inducted into Hall of Fame
• Arts for ACT auction take tops last year
• Deion Sanders celebrated at induction as game changer
• Miracle end losing streak with shutout
• World Series all part of Cape Coral Little League's plan
• Edison State College's esteem under fire
• Helicopter shot down in Afghanistan, killing 30 U.S. troops, 7 Afghans
• Crash blocks U.S. 41 in south Fort Myers
• Read blog from Senior Softball World Series participant Meghan Sullivan
• Lee, Collier county schools up effort in STEM education
• Emily a tropical depression again
• First painting sells for $275 at Arts for ACT auction
• Chico's wins in wrongful firing suit
• Naples' history and its current events
• Online with Naples' Center for the Arts
• Tropicalia: The inside story on outdoor apps
• Spotlight on Fifth Avenue South's gallery O - 3
• Youth Orchestra at The Phil
• Hall of Fame countdown: Deion's Day
• Spotlight on Fifth Avenue South's gallery O - 2
• On the road to recovery: Island sales bounce back after oil spill
• Juilliard School's own Anne-Marie Terranova graces The Phil's stage
• From five generations of musical traditions, Daniela Shtereva
• Marco man arrested after DUI hit-and-run
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Deion through the years
• Young driver ready for next step
• Sanders finally receives customary Hall of Fame gold jacket
• Bradenton outguns Miracle 12-10
• Market yo-yo sign of times
• Zoomers crawls to finish in Lee County
• Edison State College to pay discrimination claim
• S&P downgrades U.S. credit rating from AAA
• Man accused of south Fort Myers killing
• Jobs report is good enough to calm Wall Street
• Collier County housing director resigns
• Fort Myers police need help identifying car burglary suspects
• Business After Five: Greater Naples Chamber of Commerce holds monthly event
• Fantastic fish makes customers go loco
• Utility Board votes to support vacant lot utility assessment
• Reduce cost of photography class at In One Instant with a discount coupon
• Tonight is Art Walk in the downtown Fort Myers river district
• Why art lovers and collectors visit Naples' Fifth Avenue South
• Philadelphia professor kills self during class
• US unemployment rate dips, economy adds 117K jobs
• 2 women, 2 children die in Ocala house fire
• Mug shots: Thursday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Senate to take up bill to end partial FAA shutdown
• Deputies issue 51 traffic tickets Wednesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Emily’s “gone” but not forgotten
• Flooding still threat for Haiti after Emily wanes
• Deion eager to share praise
• Lee, Collier counties among areas jobless leaving for work in Texas
• Group show opens Friday night at Arts for ACT Gallery
• Lee County chooses to keep tax rate at 30-year low
• Thunderstorms moving through parts of Lee, Charlotte counties
• Hall of Fame countdown: Deion Sanders talks to news-press.com after coaching stint
• Philharmonic Youth Chorale holding auditions September 3
• Spotlight on Fifth Avenue South's gallery O - 1
• Contact us: How are you dealing with the stock market?
• School district urges early registration for new students
• Oklahoma tops USA TODAY preseason poll; FSU 5th, Florida 23rd
• The Office of Student Development is providing relaxation stations for students...
• Alliance for the Arts begins 2011-2012 educational programs with wet felting
• Poll: Debt ceiling fight hurts Obama in Florida
• Sheriff: Foster sister shoots younger sister in Pensacola
• Deputies issue 43 traffic tickets Tuesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Tropical Storm Emily lashes Haiti
• Sanders has strained relationship with Fort Myers
• Cape books Series
• Spotlight on Naples' Shaw Gallery of Fine Art - 5
• State shines light on gator population
• Spotlight on Naples' Shaw Gallery of Fine Art - 4
• Cape Coral Senior softball team advances to Senior Softball World Series
• Sen. Benacquisto named deputy majority leader of Florida Senate
• Oceans Future Society's director speaks at museum Thursday
• Casey Anthony won't have to return to Florida on Thursday
• Academy plans organization meeting for sports participants
• Dine Out: Ambience tops at Capri Fish House
• Marco nightlife
• Fiddler's Creek residents continue a busy summer
• Tiger's the talk of Southwest Florida
• South Florida tornado had top winds of 90 mph
• Senior World Series one win away for Cape Coral
• Check out Dr. Andrew Weyl on Fox 4 Morning Blend
• Kiwanis-Chamber school supply drive intensifies
• Tropical Storm Emily on path toward Haiti
• Emily’s Uncertainties and Certainties
• Food, fit brought Deion to FSU
• Two Southwest Florida toddlers die in single day
• Tropical Storm Emily approaches as the tropics brew
• Hispanics' assets take a hit
• Private Sky Aviation sues Lee County Port Authority alleging unfair practices
• UCF request to overturn verdict in Plancher trial denied
• 2012 stock market gains gone in wake of week of turbulence
• Gov. Scott appoints Naples resident to Office of Financial Regulation
• Dining notes: Newest Sonny's location serves specialty drinks, beers
• Deaths of two children under investigation in Southwest Florida
• Survey: Your thoughts on Tiger Woods
• Congratulations Michael Klein, August Student of the Month!
• Lovegrove announces more dates for 9-11 commemorative canvas
• Police, firefighters donate school supplies to abuse shelter
• Mug shots: Monday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Gabrielle Giffords back in Houston after debt-limit vote
• Dunbar student competing in worldwide technology competition
• 'Florida Untamed' at Physician's Regional showcases Florida's natural beauty
• Spotlight on Naples' Shaw Gallery of Fine Art - 3
• Tropical Storm Emily tracking towards Puerto Rico, Hispaniola
• Exclusive: Caloosahatchee River in firing line of area water wars
• North Fort Myers coach went by the rules
• Obama is poised to sign debt deal
• Southwest Florida keeps eye on Tropical Storm Emily
• Ford to recall 1.1 million pickups for gas tank problem
• Gov. Rick Scott believes Rick Perry will get into GOP race soon
• Cape Coral investigating 1,200 fuel transactions recorded on device
• Here's what's happening August 5 at Art Walk in the River District - 5
• Here's what's happening August 5 at Art Walk in the River District - 4
• Here's what's happening August 5 at Art Walk in the River District - 3
• Here's what's happening August 5 at Art Walk in the River District - 2
• Man charged in fatal North Fort Myers DUI crash pleads guilty, sentenced to 15 years in prison
• Here's what's happening August 5 at Art Walk in the River District - 1
• Tickets now on sale for Luis Tiant's appearance at Y luncheon
• Discuss your lifestyle, passions with The News-Press Media Group
• US stock futures rise broadly in wake of debt deal
• E-book menace: Readers move to digital and booksellers worry
• Media Matters: Top 40 hits focus of Y100 format
• Business digest: Panera to sponsor hunger walk, race
• Mug shots: Sunday's felony arrests in Lee County
• System in Atlantic could become tropical depression or tropical storm today
• Noel Devine cut from Philadelphia Eagles
• Pop Warner coach recalls quieter Deion Sanders
• Deal reached on debt ceiling
• Browne makes few mistakes to win US Senior Open
• Chances remain high for Atlantic system to become tropical depression
• Paul Menard pulls off upset Brickyard 400 win at Indianapolis
• Senate Majority Leader Reid tentatively backs deal to raise debt ceiling
• Music, travel and a love of life keep Fort Myers woman going at 100
• 'First Sights on the 10th' is daas' Xavier Brignoni's first show in own gallery
• Friday night's Art Walk - the rest of the story
• Art Walk returns to River District Friday, August 5
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Fort Myers Film Fest's 'Canvas' airs Monday night at SBDAC
• Emily is imminent; at this time, no impact expected on Florida
• Spotlight on Naples' Shaw Gallery of Fine Art - 2
• Youth Sports Achievers
• Family spirit drives Buckingham Senior All-Stars to state tournament
• Miracle find bats, bop Lakeland
• Deion has busy week on way to induction
• Exclusively in today's The News-Press
• Eight new YMCA branches in works for Lee County
• MangoMania on in Cape Coral
• Atlantic system has 90 percent chance of developing into tropical depression
• President Obama back in debt talks
• Poll: Which party do you think has handled the debt impasse better?
• Florida Highway Patrol trooper involved in Fort Myers crash
• Digital dilemma: Firms check out employees, more via online posts
• The price is right
• Turtles head for beach
• Broadway at The Phil
• Tropical Storm Don Dissipates; All Eyes Look East
• North Naples bank robbery suspect arrested
• Fort Myers homicide suspect arrested in Pinellas County
• Naples International Film Festival's film selection
• Miracle pitcher gets Hall of Fame advice
• Cape hands off fuel device
• Performance puts driver on fast track
• Miracle, Dupay tee it up for worthy cause today
• Adoptions from foster care on the rise
• Economy blamed for rise in Lee crime
• Tobacco users need not apply at NCH
• Hot dish: Schnitzel worth savoring
• Lions Club cash will support new playground
• Spark for art in Everglades City
• Foodies enjoy The Good Life at Naples spot
• Senate votes down House debt measure
• Plant City pitcher makes verbal commitment to FGCU
• Violin runs in Boris Sandler's blood
• Ruth Leone, active member of Naples Philharmonic Orchestra
• Violinist, Jennifer Kozbial
• Federal judge strikes down Florida drug law
• Spotlight on Naples' Shaw Gallery of Fine Art - 1
• ArtFest Fort Myers seeking Operations Assistant
• Beasley Broadcast Group's income rises year-over-year
• Post office to close in Sept.
• Amber Alert issued for Clearwater girl, 11
• Mug shots: Thursday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Seven years later, Charley victim still fights FEMA
• Tropical Storm Don moving closer to southeast Texas
• Deputies issue 26 traffic tickets Wednesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Fan favorite Hartlieb rolls back to town
• Syzygy Gallery accedes to request for more Jarmolinski religious art
• Cape Coral finds fuel-data device with off switch
• Lee County Alliance for the Arts annual member exhibit August 12-September 3
• Lee County Alliance for the Arts annual member exhibit August 12-September 3
• U.S. House delays vote on Boehner debt-limit plan
• More than a half an inch of rain falls at Page Field in an hour tonight
• Tiger Woods to end 3-month layoff at Firestone next week
• Cape Coral police arrest 4 in home invasion robbery
• Cat lovers besiege art exhibition featuring original kitten artwork
• Committee proposes $21 million city general budget, slight increase from this year
• Woman believed part of suicide pact in Charlotte County dies
• Students rediscover VBS at Catholic church
• Hydroponic farm uses peachy-keen technique
• Fort Myers actress gets part on 'Burn Notice'
• Mug shots: Wednesday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek injured after chasing burglar
• Naples man killed after driving car into water in Broward County
• Tropical Storm Don moving toward southern Texas
• Tropical Storm Don Heading Away from Florida
• Resop aids Pirates revival
• Naples Art kicks off 2011-2012 art exhibition season with 4th Annual Member Show
• With Posen gone, Metro Parkway extension project is in limbo
• Spotlight on Naples' Call of Africa's Native Visions Gallery -5
• State insurer to raise rates
• Leading lady: Temple Judea's rabbi is only 29 - and a woman
• Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center welcomes YMCA summer camp kids
• Hope for debt deal, despite disputes, veto threat
• Hearing on cop killer's execution can go forward
• ID sought in Southwest Florida Internet car sale scam
• 4-year-old boy struck by truck in Lehigh Acres
• Tropical Storm Don forms in the Gulf of Mexico
• Marco nightlife
• Fresh on the Menu: Bobotie melds European, Asian influences
• Fifteen foot pythons, walking catfish, and giant snails have all invaded the Eve...
• Retiree rescues child, 4, in North Fort Myers pool
• Man sentenced for soliciting former councilman in murder-for-hire plot
• Mug shots: Tuesday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Police dog goes missing while searching for woman in Port Orange
• Boehner rewriting debt limit plan as clock ticks
• Deputies issue 43 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Motorcyclist strikes truck, dies in fiery crash in Lehigh Acres
• Free agent running back Devine inks deal with Eagles
• Dye job burns lead to lawsuit for Estero hair salon
• As Publix leaves plaza, nearby shops worry about lost sales
• Lasagna cooks know how to use their noodles
• Lee County School Board votes to keep lacrosse as varsity sport
• Man dies in Lehigh Acres motorcycle crash
• Noel Devine signs with The Philadephia Eagles
• Naples woman loses control of vehicle, dies in crash
• Dr. Sketchy event on August 3 in Punta Gorda features belly dancer Angela Hicks
• Men arrested in Golden Gate Estates home invasion robbery ID'd
• Museum of Florida Art in DeLand issues call to SW Florida artists for exhibit
• Spotlight on Naples' Call of Africa's Native Visions Gallery -4
• Public Art Committee readies Centennial Park for new sculpture, Fire Dance
• Budget subcommittee recommends council forego 6 percent utility hike
• Letter from Frances Enman: Stop playing games with the federal budget
• Dunkin' Donuts coming to Town Center in September
• Carley Wegner to emcee Remember 9-11 Tenth Year at Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre
• Business exclusive: Social media has foothold in Southwest Florida
• 2 killed in apparent Miami Gardens carjacking
• Mug shots: Monday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Tax rate cap on the table at Collier commission meeting
• Collier commissioners to discuss changes to Ave Maria commercial district
• Deputies issue 16 traffic tickets Friday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Edgerrin where he wants to be
• Southwest Florida's 'underbanked' find alternatives
• Chinese drywall supplier must release more info
• Debt: House GOP, Senate Dems face off; Obama to address nation at 9 p.m.
• Exclusive: Church money leads to temptation
• Immokalee's Edgerrin James announces retirement from NFL
• Want to save money on back-to-school shopping? Join our live chat tomorrow
• Local NFL players look ahead to season as lockout ends
• Cape Coral city manager gets mixed reviews
• It is art and rain barrels this Saturday at the Lee County Alliance for the Arts
• Collier tourism up fifth straight month, convention and visitors bureau says
• New wider sidewalks make island's south end more bike-friendly
• Registration begins today for continuing students! Don't forget to sign up for the Fall term. New students can register Monday, August 8th.
• Traffic alert: Southbound US 41 in San Carlos slow-going following multi-car crash
• Spotlight on Naples' Call of Africa's Native Visions Gallery -3
• 2 injured in water scooter crash at Kissimmee nudist resort
• Deputies issue 48 traffic tickets Thursday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Threshers top Miracle again
• Baseball Hall of Fame welcomes Fort Myers resident Bert Blyleven
• South third in 11-12
• Fort Myers sizzles in near-record heat
• Renting doesn't pay in Lee County
• Metromix: In-depth Comic-Con coverage
• .74 of an inch of rain falls in Naples
• Why Absolut Vodka chose Fort Myers' Marcus Jansen for Absolut Blank campaign
• Blyleven thanks mom, late dad at Hall induction
• Spotlight on Third Street South's The Englishman art and antique gallery
• New Jersey woman injured in Charlotte County crash
• Kids make life change
• NFL players' executive committee to meet Monday
• ACT auction art will be on display during Art Walk at Harborside Event Center
• ACT auction art will be on display during Art Walk at Harborside Event Center
• Leaders seek debt deal before Asian markets open
• Spotlight on Naples' Call of Africa's Native Visions Gallery -2
• Spotlight on Naples' Call of Africa's Native Visions Gallery -1
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Little League tournaments
• Tough day for Lee 11-12 teams
• Another loss for Miracle
• Long wait finally over
• Former Robb & Stucky execs to open new furniture store in Naples
• Fort Myers Beach library expansion contentious
• New oak tree planted at Old Courthouse in Fort Myers
• Sam Cook: Couple learn hard way cat is worth $10
• Metromix: In-depth Comic-Con coverage
• Central Lee County flood advisory ends
• Poll of the week: Would you support a debt ceiling increase tied to both spending cuts and tax increases?
• North Naples bank robbed
• Laboratory Theatre of Florida holding FUNdraiser on Sept 24 at The Edison
• Eco-advocate seeks savings
• More dead fish wash up on Collier County beaches
• Florida drought conditions improving…slowly
• FGCU cross country camp serves young runners
• Island treasure: Sanibel man's book chronicles lifetime of collecting gifts from the sea
• August race planner for Southwest Florida
• Scott Guelcher exhibiting new series in August at Harbour View Gallery
• Report: Police investigating 2nd suspect in Norway attack
• Today's letters to the editor
• Despite her brush with death, mom tells son to go golf
• Record-setting repeat
• Tide give Alabama needed relief
• Squads make up for lost time
• Garbage rates to fall for Lee, Bonita, Beach
• Southwest Florida's unemployment rates in June higher than expected
• Cape Coral police pay claim 'frivolous'
• Boehner walks away from talks; Obama seeks bipartisan meeting Saturday
• Norway ripped by Oslo bomb, youth camp shootings
• Arrest made in North Fort Myers CVS pharmacy robbery
• Regulators shut 2 Florida banks
• State rules in favor of Cape Coral in case of officer pay increases
• Video: Tips sought in unsolved murder
• Lee County Sheriff Mike Scott makes re-election campaign official
• 'Most Beautiful Town' title goes to Sandpoint, Idaho, not Marco
• Island Players casts actors for inaugural production
• Young Artists Awards announces October fundraiser, Cabaret and Cabernet
• Mug shots: Thursday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Remember 9-11 billboard canvas to be at Dennison-Moran Gallery August 7
• Miami Beach man shot by cops after friend found dead
• Air Berlin adds flights, joins Oneworld
• Deputies issue 44 traffic tickets Wednesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Miracle outpitched at Clearwater
• Utilities hot topic at Cape election forum
• NFL's work stoppage fails to slow down Ware
• $150,000 missing, south Fort Myers facility closes doors
• Fort Myers shooting suspect not in custody
• North Fort Myers drugstore robbery suspect in custody
• Collier County animal services impounds 43 dogs
• Lehigh resident arrested in purse snatching
• Former Collier school volunteer gets 30 years for molesting students
• Fort Myers woman added to Crime Stoppers 10 Most Wanted
• Fort Myers man attempts world record for blood donation
• HOWL Gallery/Tattoo to present art of Andy Howl in August
• More on Dr. Sketchy, SBDAC and August Art Walk
• Deadline for Cele-BRA-tion extended to August 10 by Art League
• Fatal crash victim's dad questions deputies' acts
• Deputies issue 85 traffic tickets Tuesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Gators QB ready to prove his worth
• Lee County housing on upswing
• Collier fish kill appears over
• Go to Havana, via Naples
• Repeal of Florida ban on religious funding challenged
• Success inspires others in PACE to duplicate Love That Dress fundraiser
• Diocese says St. Leo parishioners had audit results for months
• Spotlight on In One Instant photographer Marian Krauthamer
• Marco's chief building inspector faces state agency complaint
• Alan Brown appointed deacon at Family Church on Marco
• Marco's merchants see good, bad in mid-town density shift
• City seeks lot assessment to avoid or trim another water, sewer rate hike
• Marco nightlife
• Marco Island's residential market still holding steady
• Cats on bill at Artist Colony Walk Wednesday
• Police Foundation bids adieu to retiring chief
• Watch HU's Carmen Rey-Gomez on Fox 4 Morning Blend and learn more about upcoming events for the Hispanic Institute.
• Marco unaffected by Collier algae bloom, city official says
• Dr. Sketchy returns to Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center for Art Walk with candy
• Golfers plan benefit for 'Disco' Dave Bierbrauer
• Florida man's ashes returned 2 weeks after theft
• Cape Coral teen dies after dirt bike collides with ATV in North Fort Myers; second victim in stable condition
• Deputies issue 60 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Deputy injured after rolling cruiser in North Fort Myers
• For Mad Hatter artist Drew Nussbaum, exposure in doctor's office leads to sales
• Artist Drew Nussbaum reaps benefits from healing environment in doctor's office
• Fighter takes jab at glory
• Driver cleared in crash that killed Lee County deputy
• Sonic boom from shuttle landing no cause for alarm
• Drivers brace for Bonita Beach Road widening
• Editorial: St. Leo deserves answers
• 'Cut cap and balance' debt measure passes House
• Debt hope: Obama praises 'Gang of Six' plan
• Two injured in ATV crash in North Fort Myers
• North Fort Myers High grad arrested by FBI in connection with cyber attack
• Fort Myers artist Marcus Jansen part of Absolut Blank global creative movement
• Fort Myers artist Marcus Jansen part of Absolut Blank global creative movement
• Officials still waiting for water results after Collier fish kill
• Video: Three Arizona dust storms towered nearly 4,000 feet
• Thursday July 21st, The Fisher School of Technology Society presents Dr. Ramsey who will discuss threats to computers and networks, and how to avoid or correct them. This workshop will provide everyone, including the average computer user, with useful in
• Interested in volunteering? The Allied Health Club and HU Ambassadors are hosting a guest speaker July 20th in room 239, Fort Myers campus at 5pm providing information regarding volunteer opportunities. The meeting is open to all students and alumni.
• Center for the Arts announces novel-writing project
• On hot days like this, Marco kids head to the Spray Park
• The Fall Schedule has been posted! You can find it on MyHugo in the My Bookmarks section. Registration for continuing students begins next Monday the 25th.
• Space shuttle leaves space station for last time
• In One Instant to showcase yoga photography of Marian Krauthamer in August
• Video shows enraged Chihuahua attacking robbers in L.A.
• Sports exclusive: Injury derailed Cypress star's career
• NFL lockout may be nearing its end
• Alliance for the Arts celebrates National Dance Day July 30
• Traffic alert: No crashes reported in Lee County
• Deputies issue 43 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Namibia teams roll to Estero
• Vocational schools could lose federal funding
• Obama threatens veto of House GOP spending cuts
• Deputies: Woman robs Tampa Bay bank with toddler in tow
• Family, friends ask you to join race for Baby C
• Borders' seeks approval to liquidate remaining stores
• Cape Coral using new database to keep tabs on fuel
• Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center presents Bradford Shaw Hermann in August
• St. Leo parishioners seek answers amid missing money probe
• Capri's new fire-rescue dock gets permit, but construction work stalls
• Dennison-Moran has moved to Naples' Third Street South Shopping District - 4
• Dennison-Moran has moved to Naples' Third Street South Shopping District - 3
• Dennison-Moran has moved to Naples' Third Street South Shopping District - 2
• Vintage 'Cleopatra' movie Wednesday at Marco Library
• Fantasy 5 player wins $169,975 jackpot
• Dennison-Moran completes move to Naples' Third Street South Shopping District
• Child, girlfriend of Calif. CEO die in 5-day span
• Jacksonville woman accused of running over man in fight over $2
• Tea party takes its turn in debt battle
• Mug shots: Sunday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Woman's drowning death investigated in Golden Gate
• Collier County sheriff's detective no naive 14-year-old girl
• LeeTran plans route overhauls
• 'Graphic Elvis' illustrates The King's love of comics
• Tropical Storm Bret forms near Bahamas
• More than 2 inches of rain falls in Fort Myers in under an hour
• Japan wins first World Cup soccer title in penalty shootout with United States
• More on the Gulf Coast Symphony's summer reading rehearsals.
• Photo Party Booth at In One Instant big hit with Music Walkers last night
• Customers support restaurant after theft
• Mad Hatter's Lia Martino uses art to create modern healing environments
• Feds to investigate state's 24 work force boards
• Fort Myers police investigate homicide, victim ID'd
• Casey Anthony freed from jail, slips from view
• Shuttle delivers Rosie, a satellite repair test robot
• BC grad eager to get back to work
• Plantation bucks trend
• Lionfish arrive off Lee County
• Loving Ingrid: Chapter Four — A promise he kept
• Accused killer's sides seen in letters
• Anthony Herrera football camp
• Loving Ingrid: Chapter Four — A promise he kept
• 2 arrested in south Fort Myers business robbery
• Bonita Springs bank robbed
• Storms moving through Collier County
• Public art enhances Naples' Fifth Avenue South cultural aesthetic
• Exclusively in today's The News-Press
• 2 key staffers leave Haridopolos Senate campaign
• Violinist Geoffrey Day, founding member of three ensembles
• Remember 9-11 billboard canvas to be at Naples' Dennison-Moran Gallery August 6
• Marlena Chow enjoys traveling and performing operas
• Spotlight on the art scene along Naples' Fifth Avenue South
• Gregg Anderson doubles one's musical pleasure
• Teens from around globe are here for three weeks
• Edison course swaps under state scrutiny
• Recruits get an early start
• Southwest Florida businesses frustrated with recovery, trying to get by
• Loving Ingrid: Chapter Three - Holding on to hope amid pleas for help
• 21st-century quilts sew different from Grandma's
• Editorial: Edison has to protect its status, fix its woes
• Casey Anthony will appeal lying convictions
• Police: Florida man facing eviction sets home on fire
• Mack says 'no' to debt ceiling deal
• Harry Potter casts one last spell
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• Former Collier Sheriff Don Hunter named new Marco Island Police Chief
• Cape Coral Parkway traffic to be impacted by lane closures
• Delta planes collide on taxiway at Boston airport
• Friday reminder about Saturday night's Music Walk in the River District
• Mug shots: Thursday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Astronauts fix another failed computer on shuttle
• Obama to hold news conference on debt talks
• Cape councilman's bill help ripped
• Roller hockey floods Estero
• Edison admits class swaps
• Fort Myers Film Festival announces indie film summer series
• Loving Ingrid: Chapter Two - Marital, job demands create chasm
• Edison doll's voice heard
• Fort Myers resident faces child abuse charge
• Alliance hosts self-sustainability gardening workshop on Saturday morning
• Student Loan Debt Consolidation - By The Numbers via @rasmussen #money #tips #budget
• Marco restauranteur ventures into computer business
• Spotlight on abstract expressionist Jeffrey Scott Lewis' entries in Skin 2011
• Edison course swappers will be allowed to keep degrees; 2 administrators suspended
• Gulf Coast Symphony invites wannabes to practice with the orchestra
• Congratulations to Paulo Teixeira, HU Student of the Month for July!
• Mug shots: Wednesday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Suspects in North Fort Myers home invasion robbery sought
• In One Instant snapping free Facebook profile photos during Music Walk
• Miracle top Daytona 4-3
• North Fort Myers man critically injured in McGregor Boulevard crash
• Miracle slugger riding bat to top
• Majority of area legislators wealthy
• Special series: Loving Ingrid
• Loving Ingrid: Prologue
• Glimpse into Lehigh's future
• Groundbreaking held for Bonita's VFW expansion
• Waste Pro worker who thwarted carjacking will keep job
• Case continued for teen accused of pistol-whipping her mother
• Marco's final 2010 taxable property values down 8.08 percent
• Burn calories at Healthy Body by Nina
• Marco nightlife
• Eagles football camp begins
• Young Marco student earns Kohl's scholarship
• Police Chief to be named Monday
• Mack, Passidomo set to address Police Foundation July 20
• The Hispanic Institute at Hodges University will host its first Promise Award Luncheon on Friday, August 5, 2011 at 12 pm.
• Conversation with Skin 2011 Best in Show artist Cindy Jane - 2
• Conversation with Skin 2011 Best in Show artist Cindy Jane
• Join the Johnson School of Business Club on the Naples campus tonight for "Starting a New Business - The Financial Side" with Dr. Ray Kest. In the S&T Lecture Hall from 5-6pm.
• Hodges employee Mike Simala is donating his time today to support a local charity. Click this link to help him out!
• Jobless face more mandates in order to get state benefits
• Child found dead outside South Florida daycare
• Fort Bragg death leads Army to suspend parachutes
• Cape Coral man arrested for trafficking prescription drugs
• Mug shots: Tuesday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Jazz jam session at Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center during Music Walk
• Deputies issue 38 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Person in custody following Lehigh standoff
• Experts: Don't underestimate storm surge
• Southwest Florida investors worried
• Boxer dreams of rings
• Photos: See where the Downtown Diva has been recently
• 1 sent to hospital after Fort Myers crash
• Spotlight on Olde Naples' Antinori Gallery
• Witness tampering alleged at Casey Anthony trial
• Report: Systems to catch Medicaid fraud inadequate
• Islanders witness heart-rending ocean refugee drama
• Are you a small business owner or manager? Take our survey
• Obama: Debt dispute threatens Social Security
• Commentary by Mario Sanchez: Perennial pursuit of justice
• Officials warn of hurricane dangers
• City of Tampa issues call to artists for Big Picture photography program
• Fire that destroyed abandoned Cape home intentionally set, fire marshal says
• Fire districts struggle to stay afloat
• Mug shots: Monday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Fan nearly falls from stands during MLB Home Run Derby
• Tracy Owen-Cullimore named artist of the month by Art League of Fort Myers
• Deputies issue 52 traffic tickets Friday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Toddler found in Immokalee pool dies
• Naples man accused of killing wife at hospital arrested
• Long road brings Dupay home
• Business exclusive: Southwest Florida eateries cater to business crowd
• Waste Pro worker who chased suspect may be in trouble himself
• Bobby Goldsboro to exhibit his original artworks at Coloring the World in August
• No stopgap: Obama demands big deal for debt limit
• Samir Cabrera can't be retried, judge rules
• Exclusive: Edison State College's public relations pricey
• Homicide investigation in North Fort Myers
• Academy invites students to enter contest to appear in music video
• South Fort Myers teen accused of pistol-whipping mother arrested again
• Here's 18 reasons to go to Music Walk on Saturday night
• Don't forget Summer Term Dean's List and Honor Roll Recognition Receptions will be held this week. Fort Myers Campus, July 13th and Naples Campus, July 14th - 5:15-6:00 pm both campuses.
• Music Walk returns Saturday, July 16
• Youth football agility camp kicks off Monday
• Tigertail Beach cleanup slated for Saturday
• Florida family of 7 killed in Alabama plane crash
• Media Matters: Average broadcast salaries in Fort Myers-Naples-sized market not what you might think
• Firefighters continue to battle Lehigh warehouse blaze
• Astronauts get busy with space station stockpiling
• Deputies issue 33 traffic tickets Thursday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Lehigh coffee business loses warehouse in fire
• Cost to insure homes takes off
• Former UF coach finds new niche
• Assistant principal violin, Patrick Neal
• James Zhang's orchestral experiences
• Florida Lotto jackpot rises to $23 million
• Truth elusive in Casey Anthony case
• North Port hypnotist principal faces questions after suicides
• Fire destroys home to Lehigh Acres coffee business
• Shuttle Atlantis arrives at space station
• U.S. beats Brazil in shootout to reach women's World Cup semifinals
• A look back at the art of DeBruyne Fine Art's Stephen Shortridge
• No Powerball jackpot winner
• Cape 9-10s win District 9
• USGA makes push for college
• Lehigh Juniors capture District 18 championship
• Pitching leads Miracle to victory
• Sam Cook: Slain teen's family able to wait for generations
• Lee biodiesel plant nears completion
• Gov. Scott's net worth cut more than half
• Lighted signs set to direct Lee County traffic
• Ind. police apologize for revealing bra sizes of female officers
• Wounded Cape Coral soldier Corey Kent: It's good to be home
• Wounded Cape Coral soldier Kent back in Lee County
• Jeter homers for 3,000th hit, first Yank to do it
• Casey Anthony verdict could haunt jurors
• Police: Hearse in Miami bomb scare had fake weapons
• Missing Cape man located
• FBI returns looted antiquities to Iraq in public ceremony last Thursday.
• Munchin' in the Mangroves
• Sidney & Berne Davis bids fond farewell to Leo Wolfe July 12
• Mei-Ann Chen, exciting young orchestra conductor
• Mug shots: Friday's felony arrests in Lee County
• The Phil's visiting conductor, Stuart Chafetz
• Naples Philharmonic Orchestra's very own Erik Berg
• A look back at the art of DeBruyne Fine Art's gifted impressionist, EJ Paprocki
• Space shuttle Atlantis crew spending day inspecting craft
• Fire breaks out on Central Avenue in Fort Myers
• Industrial theme exhibition planned by daas Gallery for August
• Bishop Verot grad named one of best in nation
• Rules on giving balls to fans vary
• South powers way to 10-11 Little League title
• Betty Ford dies at age 93
• New DCF chief takes business approach
• 'Crooks on TV' offers SW Fla. chance to help solve crimes
• Report: Betty Ford dies at age 93
• Casey Anthony refuses jail visit from mother
• ACT asks the community to 'adopt a child'
• Video: Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Boot Camp
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• Atlantis blasts off into history
• Construction of Capri fire-rescue dock halted
• Local police officers under consideration for chief's job, City Manager says
• Person taken into custody in fire that destroyed Fort Myers apartment building
• Mesac Damas in court today for status hearing
• Casey Anthony to stay in jail until July 17
• Deputies seek suspects in armed robbery of south Fort Myers KFC
• Deputies issue 59 traffic tickets Wednesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Today's letters to the editor
• Mets down Miracle 5-1
• Junior tennis says less is more
• Artists capture Tank Girl at Punta Gorda Dr. Sketchy event last night
• Principal second violin, David Mastrangelo, at the Phil
• Supreme Court denies motion by Lee County man to overturn death sentence
• 'Caylee's Law' gains steam with Florida lawmakers
• Report: Health insurers owe Fla. $3 million
• Storms, lightning threaten final shuttle launch
• Rain settles in, could be heavy at times today
• Low pressure system to dump rain on Lee County
• Live video: Casey Anthony sentencing
• Tarpons tab coach: owner
• Slain Naples woman wanted divorce
• State cuts strain Lee Memorial
• As the final launch nears, some SW Floridians offer shuttle memories
• Auto industry hiring
• Section of pill mill law temporarily suspended
• Cape man loses CNA license amid allegations he sexually abused patients
• Recording artist Bobby Goldsboro will attend Arts for ACT fine art auction
• Former Red Cross director to present hurricane seminar at City Hall July 11
• City Manager: Marco won't be 'without a chief for long'
• Short barreled handgun used in fatal Naples hospital shooting
• Marco police officer demoted after arrest of Marco restaurant owner
• Up-and-coming singer to perform Friday at Casa Mia
• Chefs' Express closes at Shops of Olde Marco
• Deputy uses golf cart to chase down suspect in Lehigh
• Dine Out: Brewery rolls out summer food promotion
• The seven stars of Gardner Colby Gallery's 2010-2011 exhibition season - 2
• The seven stars of Gardner Colby Gallery's 2010-2011 exhibition season
• Marco Police Chief Thom Carr Resigns
• Weather worsens for Atlantis shuttle launch
• Combine art and organic gardening at the Alliance for the Arts this Saturday
• Film and TV actor Bill Cobbs to be celebrity auctioneer for 'Graffiti Night'
• Marco neighbors rally around Henry the rooster
• Southwest Florida service helps those who have car but can't drive
• Mug shots: Tuesday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Dozens of parrots found neglected at Sebring home
• Deputies issue 35 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Read today's letters to the editor
• SW Florida attorneys surprised by verdict
• Groups aim to help Cape homeless
• Woman shot dead at Naples hospital
• Casey Anthony case unravels
• NFL coaches flock to college
• Purchase your tickets now for the 'Graffiti Night' fine art auction
• 1 dead, 1 injured in Collier County hospital shooting
• Reacting to the brouhaha over daas' Skin 2011 exhibition
• Woods to skip British Open as leg recovers
• Collier County water management taxes plunge
• Names of Cape Coral police officers involved in Saturday incident released
• Marco celebrates July Fourth with lively beach party
• Man found in water near Punta Rassa boat ramp ID'd
• Mug shots: Monday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Casey Anthony jury deliberations to resume today
• Sports exclusive: Wave grad helped give Noles first great season
• Exclusive: Foreclosures loom in shadows
• Naples tree goes to Singapore
• Tell Mel: Lehigh Acres woman, 90, seeks right medical alert device
• Fatal Fort Myers shooting investigated
• Rachael Scott best in show at Arts for ACT Fourth Annual Open Theme Exhibition
• Casey Anthony trial: Jury ends first day without verdict
• Photos: San Carlos Park July 4th Parade
• Major teachers union endorses Obama's re-election
• Florida girl injured in backyard fireworks mishap
• Man found dead near Punta Rassa Boat Ramp
• July 4th explodes with activities
• Old Naples' antique European-style bronze fountains - 2
• Pension change draws workers
• What does freedom mean?
• Reflect on freedom this Independence Day
• Cape dredging plan put on hold
• It's your last chance to see a shuttle launch
• Friends, family turn out to help Fort Myers teen with cancer
• Tell Mel: Readers get chance to respond to columns
• A look at Casey Anthony's jury
• Old Naples' antique European-style bronze fountains - 1
• July 4th explodes with activities
• Carjacking suspect arrested in downtown Fort Myers
• Casey Anthony trial: Jurors expected to begin deliberations Monday
• Prince William, Kate undeterred by Quebec protests
• Kennedy Space Center changing, not vanishing
• 'Transformers' shape up with year's best opening weekend
• Today's most-read stories on news-press.com
• Hernando deputy dies in crash while pursuing suspect
• Firm provides lift to the stair-weary
• Art Walk and the River District lure new residents and businesses to community
• More on Dr. Sketchy's Art Walk muse, Cassandra Marie Nuss
• Offensive outburst lifts Miracle
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Unity keys Florida Phenoms' title runs
• Recent rains not enough to reverse dry conditions in Southwest Florida
• Cape Coral gets good property tax news
• Youth Sports Achievers
• Lee, Collier county fireworks sellers expect booming sales
• The Great Jobs Project: After layoff, she treats job search like full-time job
• Lee, Collier counties step up attack on mosquitoes
• Weekend planner: Red, White & Boom in Cape Coral
• Poll of the week: Do you approve of Florida's new law requiring drug tests for Welfare recipients?
• Rays manager Maddon doesn't expect suspensions for ejections
• Dr. Sketchy draws good turn-out in spite of thunder and threatening skies
• Cape Coral Parkway bridge to close for Fourth of July celebration
• Historic shuttle day paves way for 'horrendous' traffic
• Mad Hatter was in-spot during Art Walk with kids and their parents
• NIFF Society 'film' Selection
• Cape Coral police: Officer shoots at man's vehicle after he dragged, threatened officers
• Art Walkers paint names of 9-11 victims on billboard size canvas last night
• Following his father's path
• Pension payments won't be set aside
• Man not guilty of murder
• Lee foreclosures up in June
• Germain Arena upgrades video to scoreboard
• Miracle-Mets game suspended until August
• The News-Press nets 20 awards from Florida editors
• Lee County's new super takes the reins
• Strong thunderstorms moving through Lee County
• North Naples restaurant beefs it up
• Big Wigs have helped business take off
• Prosecutors continue rebuttal in Casey Anthony murder trial
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• Defendant found not guilty of homicide in Cape Coral Steak 'n Shake shooting
• Phil directors select Kathleen van Bergen to succeed Myra Janco Daniels
• Living with Lilly
• HU Center for Lifelong Learning is hosting a three week series to explore social media. The series will be held from 1-3pm on Thursdays, July 14, 21, and 28. Registration is required. Contact the CLL office at 239-598-6210 or seldridge@hodges.edu for
• Judge refuses to set aside Florida pension funds
• Deputies investigate attempted robbery at south Fort Myers Wendy's
• Today's letters to the editor
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Parents awarded $10 million in UCF football player's death
• Fort Myers Freedom Fest 2011
• Volleyball club hopes to serve notice
• Schools get report cards
• Census: Business, workers hit hard
• Mad Hatter's Lia Martino places art in Naples' Saks Fifth Avenue
• Ex-Lee County Superintendent Browder not among finalists for school post in Tennessee
• Metromix: 2011 Gulf Coast Fourth of July Guide
• Stage veterans announce formation of new Marco theatrical troupe
• Academy principal asks for help recruiting more students
• Watch live: Casey Anthony murder trial nearing closing arguments
• Mug shots: Wednesday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Contact us: Was your foreclosure case handled through the Rocket Docket system?
• Keys teen dies after surfacing from dive too fast
• Tropical Storm Arlene makes landfall in Mexico
• Today's letters to the editor
• Town Center businesses offer big holiday markdowns
• 'Pandamania' attracts kids to Presbyterian Church Bible school
• Miracle center fielder chases after idol
• Lee code violations neglected
• Maestro Jack Everly
• Naples Philharmonic Orchestra celebrates 30th season
• Burst of July Fourth sales promised by retailers
• Enjewel debuts new artist Tracy Hoogervorst during Art Walk reception
• Fly-fishing fashion fad hits SW Florida
• Area legislators review 2011 session
• Report: American Airlines to replace US fleet
• Dad's suicide note is setback for Casey Anthony defense
• Life care at Joanne's House
• Come see Dr. Sketchy during Art Walk at the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center
• Come see Dr. Sketchy during Art Walk at the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center
• Naples police search for man who stole $97,900 Bentley
• Artist Lovegrove to have lots of red paint and brushes for 9-11 Art Walk event
• Visitors from China come to see water storage, treatment system
• Marco nightlife
• Seibukan karate camp available for ages 6 and up
• Southern comfort food, variety, value abound at Cracklin' Jacks
• New S.S. Jolley Bridge span now open for traffic
• Hodges University recently hosted its sixth annual induction ceremony of the Hodges University Johnson School of Business Chapter of Sigma Beta Delta. Keynote speaker for the event was State Representative Kathleen Passidomo, (R-FL).
• Congratulations to our Winter 2011 Honor Roll and Dean's List students! The lists are available for all campuses and learning site locations on our News Page at hodges.edu. Make sure to attend the Student Recognition Receptions in a few weeks to cel
• Sam Cook: Chief explains mercy toward drunken cop; I'm not sold
• J&J recalls more Tylenol Extra Strength pills
• Tropical Storm Arlene moving toward Mexico in Gulf
• Courts face funding crisis
• Game, life back on course
• Fort Myers pulls the plug on electronic traffic sign
• Arthrex wins key vote, is unhappy
• J&J recalls more Tylenol Extra Strength pills
• Bill Clinton: Obama will win despite 9% jobless rate
• Casey Anthony trial enters day 30; testimony includes meter reader and Casey's ex
• Police: Cape Coral driver caught with pot had 5 kids in the car with him
• Lee health department to offer free door alarms to increase pool safety
• Fireworks a go for Monday holiday at Residents' Beach
• UK soccer coaches oversee Mackle camp
• Spotlight on Old Naples' Gardner Colby Gallery - 2
• Don't forget! The HU Center for Lifelong Learning is presenting the play Ghosts of the Desert tomorrow at 1:00pm in the Naples S&T Lecture Hall. The event is free and open to the public.
• Red, White and Boom will be second stop for Remember 9-11 billboard canvas
• SWFL LIVES! opens at HOWL Gallery/Tattoo Friday night during Art Walk
• Bachmann concedes she misspoke on Wayne's hometown
• Low pressure area near Mexico has 50 percent chance of development
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Today's letters to the editor
• Gamecocks beat Gators in 11th inning of CWS
• FGCU women's hoops add 2 transfers, lose 1 assistant
• FGCU's leading scorer opts off squad
• Lee budget proposal: Spend less
• FGCU men's basketball team loses top scorer
• Foiled burglary in Bonita ends with crash in Fort Myers, suspects on loose
• Shuttle Atlantis on track for July 8 launch
• Casey Anthony found competent, trial resumes
• Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center releases July schedule
• Indiana couple accused of skipping out on $226 bar tab, pepper spraying employee in Cape Coral
• Jury convicts Rod Blagojevich of trying to sell Obama's old Senate seat
• NIFF Film Selection Screening
• Entries for Skin 2011 are out of this world
• Best of the Road judging team arrives on Marco for two-day inspection
• Tampa woman charged with stealing from graves
• Many stretch their vehicle's oil change beyond 3,000 miles
• Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center adds a little sketchiness to Art Walk
• Bullet ricochets at Florida gun range, strikes woman
• Florida workers in fear till Friday
• No rest for Florida catcher Zunino
• Tips for first time Art Walkers
• Nest numbers show turtles hurry here
• Tell Mel: Splitting bills can get messy in divorce
• Home Depot accused of violating Buy American Act
• Michael Jackson 'Thriller' jacket fetches $1.8M
• Ind. hoops star in coma after surviving second plane crash
• Leoma Lovegrove paints 8 by 12 foot Freedom Fest flag for Franklin Shops
• New poll shows Romney, Bachmann tied in Iowa
• Spam ritual aimed at giving hurricanes the heave ho
• Woman, 19, suffers serious injuries in Lehigh Acres crash
• Entrepreneurs take sting out of summer
• Twenty reasons to be at Art Walk in the River District on July 1
• Art Walk on July 1 kicks off patriotic Fourth of July weekend with a bang
• Youth Sports Achievers
• Family ties bind karate team
• Miracle fall to Bradenton again
• Saturday's Southwest Florida sports briefs
• Ex-marijuana smuggler living in Estero cashed in, paid price
• Lee Memorial faces 2 lawsuits
• Health care's future in Lee County examined
• Storms moving through Lee, Charlotte counties
• Cape Coral Shark Fest attracts anglers, families
• Romney, Bachmann lead GOP presidential field in Iowa, poll finds
• Coast Guard cracking down on drunk boating in Florida
• Poll of the week: Do you think Florida should legalize same-sex marriage?
• From the editor: The real story behind funds Lee County pledged to Gannett
• CNN sportscaster Nick Charles dies at 64
• Gators part of all-SEC College World Series finals
• Great Jobs Project: Fort Myers woman seeks employment as a medical assistant
• Poll: People divided on looming debt crisis
• In the Cape, outsiders looking in
• Creative Events for those special events
• Ming Gao, The Phil's associate concertmaster
• High schools deal with drugs
• Amateur steals show in PGA
• Owners key to NFL season
• Bradenton clobbers Miracle
• Verot grad happy with life as pro
• House hopeful hits the streets
• BROTHERHOOD RIDE Two-day trek honors fallen
• Friday's Southwest Florida sports briefs
• Edison State College president releases review
• Digital signs go up at refuge
• Storms moving through Lee, Charlotte counties
• At the Alliance for the Arts, gardening classes are a work of art
• Former Gulfshore ballet dancer offered position with New York City Ballet
• Gators advance to College World Series finals
• Attorney wants cameras, photographers away from Crain case in Collier County
• 'Island Times' comes to Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center
• Finding hidden gems along Caxambas Pass
• The Phil's very own conductors and musicians
• Spotlight on Old Naples' Gardner Colby Gallery - 1
• HU Ambassadors are hosting a Bake Sale on the Fort Myers campus (2nd floor lounge) and a BBQ on the Naples campus (reception back patio) to benefit the Red Cross. The Bake Sale will be held Monday the 27th through Wednesday the 29th, 4:30-6:00pm. The
• Dr. Loan Lam named Rotarian of the Year
• Edison State president Walker gets favorable review from board
• Mug shots: Thursday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Man pulls woman, baby from car that crashed into Lehigh canal
• Study: Fight obesity in children 5 and under
• North Florida man shot and killed by 2 deputies
• Deputies issue 52 traffic tickets Thursday; see what roads they're targeting today
• South grad goes south for dream
• Nighttime swim ends tragically at FGCU
• Damas fit for trial, judge says
• Edison Prep closes, investigation ends
• Arts for ACT fine art auction items available to preview July 8 at FineMark Bank
• Cape Coral man, 64, dies in I-75 crash
• Best Bets: Offshore fishing had plenty to give anglers for Father's Day
• Will Whitey Bolger's arrest lead to recovery of stolen Stewart Gardner artworks?
• Enjoy The Phil online and at Facebook
• Casey Anthony's mom testifies at murder trial
• Evaluation of Edison State College president to go public
• Damas competent to stand trial, judge rules
• UPDATE: 'Beautiful' judges on East Coast today, may be here Monday
• The Veterans Club and the Legal Society are collecting unused cell phones in support of Cell Phones for Soldiers - Donate your old, unused cell phones in the Main Lobby of the Fort Myers Campus and help a soldier call home!
• Fort Myers homicide victim ID'd
• Deputies: Alzheimer's diagnosis led to Leesburg couple's suicide
• 'Jackass' star Ryan Dunn's blood alcohol level more than twice legal limit at time of crash
• Fatal shooting in East Naples under investigation
• Student who drowned in FGCU lake identified
• Deputies issue 65 traffic tickets Wednesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Crazy Flamingo serves up good food, low-key setting
• Marco Republicans organize, eye fall membership-building events
• republicans caxambas
• Eagles' Allen leads by example
• State DOT removes ghost bike in Bonita
• Player gets shot with Twins
• When a script calls for a scene with a nautical theme, Hollywood calls the Marine Team
• Olde Naples is home to eleven extraordinary art galleries and much more
• Charlotte County brush fires contained
• Operation Open Arms gets new wheels to transport soldiers
• Obama address: Surge troops home by summer 2012
• US judge: Florida death sentences unconstitutional
• Scrivner's Garden Center in Fort Myers to close
• New charter high school teacher has Marco roots
• Tonight, The Nichols School of Professional Studies at Hodges University is hosting author Anatole Kurdsjuk. The lecture, which begins at 6 pm, will be held in the Kleist Community Room on the Hodges Ft. Myers campus and is open to the public.
• Live video: Casey Anthony trial set for short day of testimony
• Fire tears through mobile home in North Fort Myers
• Missing woman found covered in mud near her Pasco County home
• City holds public workshop on 1.8 acre river basin project
• FGCU president Bradshaw gets $60,000 bonus
• Lee's interim superintendent prepares for busy retirement
• Man killed in Lehigh Acres crash ID'd
• Lee County board reviews school choice
• Thankfully, Rory's no Tiger
• Another FGCU player joins pros
• Stop smoking, images warn
• Fatal crash reported in Lehigh
• Defense focuses on forensics in Casey Anthony trial
• Lee County median home price still stable
• Florida stays unbeaten in College World Series
• Florida's cattlemen and women descend on Marco
• Still time to enter 'Sizzling Summer' art exhibition at Art League of Fort Myers
• Teacher says Bishop Verot firing came after wanting priest investigated
• FGCU signs top-10 ranked swimming recruit from Sweden
• Chamber hires new sales and marketing director
• Art Walk only opening act for Fort Myers Freedom Fest block party celebration
• Body found in submerged car is missing Fort Myers woman
• Obama to move US closer to leaving Afghanistan
• Art Walk on July 1 marks the start of artful July Fourth weekend
• Traffic alert: Southbound I-75 partially shut down at Alico Road due to crash
• ACLU, NAACP ask feds to block Fla. election law
• 2 firefighters killed, 2 injured fighting North Florida wildfire
• Photos: Blaze destroys Lehigh home
• Exclusive: Southwest Florida athletes all atwitter
• Fort Myers riverfront plan front and center at workshop
• Thunderstorms possible in Lee County until at least 9 tonight
• Court watchers wonder if defendant Casey Anthony will take the stand
• Estero Planning Panel backs church's plan to occupy business park space
• Speakers blast members of Florida redistricting committees
• Cape Coral council roundup: Utility plan development given go-ahead to continue
• Lovegrove flag poignant reminder of reason for airport security measures
• Exclusive: Matlacha Bridge bats in no mood to move
• UPDATE: FDOT revises Jolly Bridge span opening day
• Council approves $16,000 to activate little-used firehouse
• Youth summer camps in high gear
• 'Patriotic Shred Party' benefits veterans
• Cruise: All-inclusive Regent sets sights on longer itineraries
• Capri Connection: Sheriff's office recognizes Capri homeowner's outstanding landscape
• Dry Fourth still a blast in Lee, Collier, Charlotte counties
• Tropical Storm Beatriz heading toward Mexico
• Team Aubuchon bets on future with sales center
• Music Walk just keeps getting better
• 21-year-old Californian wins Miss USA crown (Photos)
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Guest, Barbara Wilson at PRACC luncheon
• Fort Myers Beach gets bigger, better
• Swim center group seeks Lee County converts
• Tell Mel: Second opinion needed for dental work
• McIlroy closes out record-setting U.S. Open victory
• Mobile apps try to turn spenders into savers
• Second chance: Co-workers, firefighters save man's life
• States look to Internet taxes to close budget gaps
• Feeling in a job slump? Here are some quick, easy ways to finding workplace happiness via @Rasmussen #careers
• Florida Marlins manager Edwin Rodriguez resigns
• Exclusively in today's The News-Press
• Fathers' wisdom, long remembered
• Gator baiters line up quickly for thrill of hunt
• Edison State College president's review veiled
• 'Zombie notes' live to haunt deed transfers
• Guest opinion: All water users, including agriculture, suffer in drought
• Guest opinion: People caused the water problems, they can fix it
• Editorial: River needs help
• Your view: See the latest reader fish photos
• Today's most-read stories on news-press.com
• Marlin Miller's American bald eagle latest reason to visit the River District
• Models go virtual
• Sketches of suspects in Cape Coral grow house homicide released
• McDonald's promotes family business
• Remember 9-11 billboard canvas makes first stop July 1 at Franklin Shops
• Syzygy's Christina Jarmolinski interviewed on WINK-TV News
• It's Christmas in July at In One Instant Gallery of Photography
• North Fort Myers death ruled a homicide
• Alliance for the Arts combines art, gardening and produce on Saturday mornings
• Miracle catcher behind plate at All-Star game
• 140 turn out for Medicaid hearing
• Lee County jobless rate steady
• Body, car pulled from south Fort Myers pond
• New artist Tracy Hoogervorst hangs work for debut at Enjewel
• Cal Thomas: Home invasions by authorities threaten rights
• Ray Judah: Water managers serve big farmers, hurt Caloosahatchee system
• Editorial: Don't stall progress over abortion
• Editorial: Water managers should get an earful
• Tiny terrorists at home in Florida
• Traffic alert: State Road 82 reopens in Lehigh Acres following serious crash
• Man arrested, another sought in burglary of Fort Myers church
• Inscriptions and markings is the fourth Object ID category
• Estero worker's drowning was accidental, report says
• Artist Leoma Lovegrove announces community-based 9/11 tenth year art project
• Special-interest youth summer camps in high gear
• Deputies confirm body found in submerged car, friends say it is missing woman
• Cape Coral councilman wants background checks on council candidates
• Fort Myers police officer suspended for reporting to duty drunk
• Casey Anthony defense expert: Car smell was from trash
• Pembroke Pines to issue refunds for red-light camera tickets
• Death investigation in North Fort Myers
• Fort Myers man dies in I-75 crash
• Today's letters to the editor
• ACE return to TwinEagles a hit
• Seasonal rains only threat to summer music shows
• Falling behind no big deal for Gators baseball team
• Lake O policy blasted
• Fla. justices weaken Miranda warning requirements
• Death investigation in North Fort Myers
• Defense focuses on DNA in Casey Anthony trial
• Suspects sought in Fort Myers armed robbery
• Democrats criticize Romney for 'unemployed' joke
• Judge dismisses batch of oil spill court claims
• Is working with family a good idea? Rasmussen College Career expert Tamryn Hennessy shares the pros & cons with the Chicago Tribune
• North Florida man dies days after dogs tore off his arm
• 750 FPL customers remain without power in Collier after severe storm
• Mental competency hearing today for homicide suspect Mesac Damas
• Al-Qaida: No. 2 al-Zawahri succeeds bin Laden
• Baseball's best find Fort Myers
• SW Florida hospital mishaps top averages
• Lee takes look at rules for chickens
• Cape canals dry up during 'epic' drought
• Photos: Pets left homeless by Joplin tornado
• Whiskey Creek Country Club loses golf cart barn to fire
• Pine Island brush fire burns 75 acres
• Oil spill pelicans are having babies on Ga. coast
• How to incorporate a public art walking tour into your Music Walk - 2
• ICE auditing companies' hiring records
• Is Marco the most beautiful small town in US?
• How to incorporate a public art walking tour into your Music Walk - 1
• Dine Out: Vic's offers taste of the Jersey Shore
• Mango mania: Most popular mango varieties originated in Florida
• Learn more about HU's Distance Education Program with Peter Van Leeuwen, Director of DE on Fox 4 Morning Blend.
• Live video: State prepares to rest case in Casey Anthony trial
• Mug shots: Wednesday's felony arrests in Lee County
• South Florida woman dies while undergoing liposuction
• Figure in Haiti quake kidnapping case gets prison
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Deputies issue 27 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Game 7 is definition of must-see TV
• U.S. Open course suits FGCU grad
• Chinese drywall payouts coming
• Here are all the winners of the 25th Annual All Florida Juried Competition
• Cape Coral canal crash victim dies
• Forecast predicts biggest Gulf dead zone ever
• U.S. airlines collected $5.7 billion in bag, change fees in 2010
• Price hikes coming to some area restaurants
• Ex-Lee County school superintendent Browder finalist for Tennessee position
• Arts for ACT Gallery revving up for Fourth Annual Open Theme Group Exhibition
• Barfield fourth-graders know how to shore up state's economy
• Highlights of Music Walk on Saturday, June 18
• Music Walk returns Saturday, June 18
• Father's Day is almost here! Check out these gadget ideas from @rastechdesign #tech expert on @kfyrtv:
• Young Marco author wins cash advance, publishing contract
• Coming at 1 p.m.: Live video of Casey Anthony trial
• Hodges hosts lecture by World War II labor camp survivor. Event is free and open to the public. Join us Wednesday, June 22 at 6pm, Fort Myers Campus. For more information contact Dr. Andrew Weyl at (239) 938-7768.
• Family of 3 killed in crash in Kissimmee
• Mug shots: Monday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Republicans assail Obama, not each other in debate
• Mockingbirds attack patients at Venice clinic
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Deputies issue 38 traffic tickets Friday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Mauer ready to hit road
• Auto shoppers unsure gas-price break will last
• Join Captain Judy Caseley for a 'Focus on the Everglades' boat tour
• Marco Academy to open charter high school in August at First Baptist Family Church
• Marco Academy will open in August at First Baptist Family Church
• Cape sewer plant out of reclaimed water for irrigation
• Gov. Scott declares wildfire emergency
• Photos: Oak tree eagle sculpture moves along in Fort Myers
• How Parallel Park was made
• Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center offers high drama and overacting summer camp
• 'Community of Artists' on exhibit at FGCU Art Gallery until June 24.
• Jim von Rinteln of Marco named James V. Mudd Fellow
• Traffic alert: Part of Elkcam Circle to be shut down starting Tuesday
• 'Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys' songwriter, Naples' guest
• 'Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys' songwriter, Naples' guest
• Bob Rauschenberg Gallery was place to be seen Friday night - 2
• Bob Rauschenberg Gallery was place to be seen Friday night - 1
• Capri real estate market recovering quicker, Realtor says
• Man takes pic, tries to attack sleeping Tampa woman
• Death investigation continues in Cape Coral
• Today's letters to the editor
• Gators baseball regroups, advance to College World Series
• Riverdale teacher rides to horses' rescue
• Hispanic student numbers on rise
• Foreclosure court fight gets specific
• Friends of Art receive benefits and privileges
• Discover, enjoy and learn at The Docent Program
• Volunteering at The Phil
• Alleged Starbucks voyeur found dead in Punta Gorda hotel room
• Gators headed to College World Series
• Domestic situation closes Cape Coral street
• Time for fun, now that it's summer
• Private jets get busier as recession recedes
• 'Graffiti Nights' artworks at Bob Rauschenberg Gallery through August 1
• Extreme Weather Continues; What A Difference A Jet Stream Makes
• Fire Dance is coming soon to Centennial Park
• First photos of Gabrielle Giffords released
• Sam Cook: 21-year-old Cape Coral murders still stump detectives
• Death inspires wave of swimmers
• Exclusively in today's The News-Press
• 16 Lee, Collier county high school grads get scholarships from Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
• No takers for Metro Parkway Extension work in Lee County
• Ruler on Ice pulls surprise to win Belmont Stakes
• Haitians lift black population in Lee, Collier counties
• Photos: Buckingham Exceptional Center 2011 Graduation
• IRS strips Lee, Collier county groups of nonprofit standing
• Hanley Ramirez could return to Marlins' lineup Tuesday
• Parallel Park's size and scale catch your attention but the colors draw you in
• Gators unable to clinch spot in College World Series
• Seminoles 2nd, Gators 3rd in NCAA men's track and field
• Get antioxidants and vitamins in this exotic iced tea
• Fast and easy tuna melt patties add variety to your diet
• Updates under way at 32-year-old Forest Country Club
• Protein pancakes for a healthy breakfast
• Alliance's 25th Annual All Florida Juried Competition drew large crowd last nite
• Community leaders in Alva, North Olga disagree about development
• Measuring artworks for Object ID requires tape measure and calculator
• July race planner for Southwest Florida
• Mug shots: Friday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Eric Levin's Sanibel Lighthouse Best of Show at Lee County Alliance for the Arts
• Live video: Casey Anthony trial enters 16th day of testimony
• Mauer homers in 7-0 Miracle win
• Pensacola 3rd-grader brings 'mom's weed' to class
• Local kart racing on fast track
• Lee Memorial program aims to draw young doctors
• Lee County tourism makes a comeback
• First Southwest Florida Hindu temple consecrated
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• Weekend planner: Festival of Dance
• Prosecutors focus on duct tape in Anthony trial
• Man on Crime Stoppers' most wanted list arrested in Fort Myers
• 90-year-old Punta Gorda resident found
• Lee, Collier counties can expect showers throughout evening
• Last day of school roundup: Villas Elementary marks summer birthdays
• Sarah Palin's emails released from years as Alaska's governor
• Dow Jones falls below 12,000; stocks drop 6 weeks straight
• From seed to feed
• Art League, library team up to feature local artists
• Parallel Park is public artwork symbolizing love affair with cars and mobility
• Winterberry Academy students end school year with fun
• Ivy Cottage Antiques & Treasures is newest Art Walk Partner
• Gulf water's too hot for swim championships
• Veteran Notes: Soldiers receive care packages from North Fort Myers residents
• Motorcyclist taken to the hospital after crash in North Fort Myers
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Florida closing its doors
• Today's letters to the editor
• Verot grad nets rare invitation
• Southwest Florida food stamp use surges
• Sam Cook: Weiners just seem to attract exposure
• Americans' equity in their homes near a record low
• Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Florida closing its doors
• Skin 2011 is just three weeks away
• Bonita brush fire re-sparks
• Air battle starts against marauding mosquitoes
• Profile on Stephen Gray-Blancett's Coloring the World Gallery - 3
• Profile on Stephen Gray-Blancett's Coloring the World Gallery - 2
• Profile on Stephen Gray-Blancett's Coloring the World Gallery - 1
• Today is Parallel Park's 6 month anniversary
• Guest Commentary by Larry Sacher: What does water-rate study mean?
• Syzygy Gallery holding 'Book of Secrets' workshop on June 25
• Number of cats seized from North Florida cat sanctuary jumps to 697
• Charlotte County brush fire 90 percent contained
• Today's letters to the editor
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Sunrise Rotary greets Polish visitors
• Island Dance Academy's 8th annual recital set for Sunday
• Marco nightlife
• Local's hopes ride on Santiva
• Algebra exams get first test
• Nurses still needed here
• Alligator hunters get more daylight hours to kill prey
• Merchants beat bankers in Senate debit card vote
• Business Women from Collier and Lee Counties meet at Carrabba's
• Casey Anthony trial: Internet searches focus of the day
• More Hispanic students finishing high school
• Gov. Scott announces 100 jobs moving to Florida from Canada
• Santiva to compete in Saturday's Belmont Stakes
• Realtors honor island civic icon Herb Savage
• 'Clayton' is tribute to black Civil War soldiers who fought in Fort Myers
• Capri Connection: Follow-up on recent Capri news items
• Port Charlotte priest accused of lewd acts at Sarasota beach placed on administrative leave
• Lee County students score just below state average in statewide Algebra exam
• Naples Wine Fest sets date, theme
• 517 cats seized during neglect investigation in High Springs, Fla.
• Council has more questions for water-rate consultant
• Tip leads to arrests in Lehigh casino robbery
• Zinful wine lounge opens at Town Center restaurant
• Southwest Florida in MLB's spotlight
• National Women's Sailing Association Founder Inspires Women's Sailing Conference
• Panther program to pay farmers
• Everglades boat tours by Captain Judy
• Centennial Park expansion studied
• Lee hospitals check on patients at home
• Hilton Garden Inn's mortgage nonperforming, up for auction
• Brush fire closes U.S. 41 in Charlotte County
• About 70 attend trade summit in Cape Coral
• The Alliance's art camp for 4 and 5 year olds starts July 11
• City may buy Fort Myers riverfront property
• Using Object ID to describe Eric Riemenschneider's Jupiter One
• What were the best words of wisdom from your father?
• Live video: Casey Anthony trial enters its 12th day of testimony
• Man held without bond after Fort Lauderdale divorce court attack
• Mug shots: Monday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Crews keep Fort Myers brush fire under control
• 1 dead after shooting in Fort Myers
• Bishop Verot's Boyd drafted by Twins
• Sanibel man operated $16 million Ponzi ring, feds say
• AC units hot targets for thieves
• Former FGCU golfer wins U.S. Open sectional qualifier
• Exclusive: State looks into parents' Edison Prep complaints
• Shooting reported in Fort Myers
• Forensics expert testifies in Casey Anthony trial
• Cape's King responds to complaints about purchase of dinner tickets
• Stillings' narrative artworks on display at Art of the Olympians through June 30
• Enjoy the Florida Everglades
• Corey Billie's Airboat Rides, truly an Everglades' experience
• Cape firefighter union votes to censure Councilmember Chulakes-Leetz
• Founder & CEO of Wind & Water Consultants, Nancy Farris Dagher newly 'appointed'
• Preview for Arts for ACT fine arts auction Friday at Bob Rauschenberg Gallery
• Lee County shows improvement in math, science FCAT scores
• Naples man gets five-year sentenced for role in robbery at Crazy Flamingo restaurant
• Fourth of July cruise to benefit Phil's youth music education programs
• Electrifying evening with jazz legend Ira Sullivan Thursday, June 9, at SBDAC
• Learn more about available scholarships with Dr. Bowman. Workshops on both campuses: Naples - Tuesday, June 7th Fort Myers - Wednesday, June 8th Both from 5-6pm on the 2nd floor lounge Deadline for Fall 2011 Private Scholarships is July 8th!
• 5 US troops killed by rocket, Iraq officials say
• Suspicious south Fort Myers house fire under investigation
• Biker dies en route to safety class in Lehigh
• Hearing today for Collier teen charged with killing parents
• 'Ghost bikes' mark Lee County fatalities
• Object ID is not as easy as it looks
• Naples teen wins boys junior title at French Open
• Walmart favorite target of shoplifters
• Fraud, new codes making hurricane credits harder to get
• CDC: 4 suspected U.S. cases of E. coli tied to European outbreak
• Storm system strengthens in the Caribbean
• Saks Fifth Avenue, Boy Scouts recognize efforts of giving dads
• Exclusively in today's print edition of The News-Press
• Data delivery on fast track
• Olympian John Stillings puts it all out there at Art of the Olympians
• Fatal crash reported in Lehigh Acres
• Trafalgar breaks through
• All-Area Baseball Player of the Year: Hudson Boyd
• Death penalty panel is gone
• Big things await Bishop Verot pair
• Wider I-75 segment opened
• Wait for Chinese drywall fix drags on
• Editorial: Non-motorists face grave risk
• Educating through the arts
• Traffic alert: Homestead Road clear following crash
• Shameful, ticket gouging even in Southwest Florida, beware
• Fort Myers High graduates 100th class
• Organists from all over to perform in Naples, Florida
• Mystery donor promises 770-pound Lakeland woman new home
• Palm Beach Boulevard reopens following crash
• South Fort Myers High graduates met with loud acclaim
• Mariner High celebrates as 24th class graduates
• Art Walkers stopped to reflect last night on Mad Hatter's large-scale abstracts
• Florida by the book
• Man shot during home invasion attempt in Lehigh Acres
• Graduation celebration at Gospel Baptist Christian School
• Deputies search for suspects in violent Lehigh robbery
• Robb & Stucky name may live on
• Ever the show woman, Leoma Lovegrove painted live last night during Art Walk
• An Extreme Wintry, Wet, Sultry and Tropical Weather Mix
• The new 'My Plate' graphic: does it matter to you?
• Art League of Fort Myers was busting out with new works during June Art Walk
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Fort Myers cemetery marker returns
• Voter rights groups sue Florida over new elections rules
• NFL clinics focus on leadership, character
• History has followed Cape WWII vet
• New Lee superintendent sets goals
• Jobs numbers a jolt for economy
• Canterbury graduates ready for life's next task: College
• Bonita manager packs up
• Churches from 1800s still in Lee, Collier counties
• Royal Palm Academy's new Development Director, Nancy Farris Dagher
• Casey Anthony trial: Tech smelled decomposition in car
• Crash blocks U.S. 41 in south Fort Myers
• Weekend planner: Android, iPhone art shown during Art Walk
• Fort Myers grad Medinis qualifies for U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship
• Citrus, wine help make great grouper
• 'Cake Boss' host at Mann Hall on Saturday
• Chabad to celebrate Shavuot in Bonita Springs
• Alliance announces artworks accepted for 25th Annual All Florida Exhibit
• Object ID checklist
• Bank of America pays debt instead of losing furniture
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• Congratulations to all our Graduates! Thank you for choosing Hodges University to advance your education. Your hard work and dedication will be recognized and celebrated this weekend! Commencement ceremony is this Sunday, June 5th, at Germain Arena -
• Art Walk made possible by Streetscape
• Fort Myers' Hailey Grillo is our Girls Tennis Player of the Year:
• Bishop Verot's Kap Owens is our Boys Tennis Player of the Year
• Today's letters to the editor
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Police investigate fatal shooting in Fort Myers
• Mauer gets back behind the plate
• Lee's new superintendent signed, delivered
• Lee venues host Collier graduates
• Lake Okeechobee, Southwest Florida suffer from lack of rain
• Missouri police shoot gator twice, then realize it's fake
• Smoke from Palm Beach County fire filling Southwest Florida skies
• Casey Anthony's jailhouse message to Caylee: 'Mommy loves you very much!'
• Lee school board approves new superintendent's contract
• Boren delivers 35 paintings to Arts for ACT exhibition opening tomorrow night
• Coyote kills family's dog in North Fort Myers neighborhood
• 'Glee' star Jane Lynch chosen to host Emmy Awards
• Food pyramid out, 'My Plate' in for healthy eating
• Traffic alert: Rollover crash reported on I-75 NB near Alico
• John Stillings' acrylic landscape exhibit opens tomorrow at Art of the Olympians
• Port Charlotte woman arrested, accused of having sex with teen
• Phil Youth Chorale holding auditions
• Police surround Cape Coral home where battery reported
• Two arrested after reportedly being found with 'booster bags'
• Object ID provides standardized descriptions that transcend borders and cultures
• Today's letters to the editor
• Bonita Springs council thanks retiring City Manager Price for his service
• Deputies issue 87 traffic tickets Tuesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Jokira Jiles girls track and field athlete of the year
• All-Area girls track team
• Dream closer to reality for Riverdale coach
• Proposal has SEC coaches worried
• 'Drawing a Line' opens at HOWL Gallery on Friday, June 3
• 2011 Hurricane Season Debut
• 2 Lee County men arrested in AC theft
• Scientists dig for hints of ancient hurricanes
• Apparent tornado tears through Springfield, Mass.
• Inaugeral Digital Lee opens Friday at Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center
• Casey Anthony trial: Lee Anthony talks about frustration with his sister
• Panther found dead in Collier County
• Les Cochran announces candidacy for Lee school board
• Joplin officials say all missing accounted for, 134 confirmed dead
• Lee County property values drop 5.29 percent
• Making an Olympic -size dream come true - part three
• Heirs need Object ID info to avoid blunders
• Former bookkeeper charged with embezzling more than $375,000 from Collier auto dealership
• Don't forget to get your tickets for the Graduation Party today! Admission will be from advance ticket sales only, no tickets will be available at the door. 4 tickets max per graduate, available at HU bookstores.
• Hodges University announces summer 2011 scholarship recipients
• Congratulations to Anthony R. Rodriguez, Hodges Student of the Month for June!
• Penalties increase for flashing lasers at planes
• Bishop Verot football field to receive upgrade
• Police say Daytona burglary suspect carried large-screen TV on bike
• Today's letters to the editor
• Today marks start of Atlantic hurricane season
• Deputies issue 40 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Missing Port Charlotte woman located in Hendry County
• Endeavour astronauts bask in mission success
• South's Sammy Watkins is our Boys Track Athlete of the Year
• South's Sammy Watkins is our Boys Track Athlete of the Year
• Sons of Italy Fundraiser at The Sandy Parrot
• Christina Jarmolinski's religious works to be featured at Syzygy during Art Walk
• Sheriff slashes 2011-12 budget
• Court denies motion to modify conditions of Samir Cabrera's release
• Bonita wants Dumpsters out of sight
• House rejects debt limit increase without cuts
• Check out the latest reader-submitted photos
• Groups threaten suit over sea turtle deaths
• 'Personalities,' works by George Rodez, opens at daas Friday, June 3
• Exhibit of Katherine Boren's textured abstracts opens June 3 at Arts for ACT
• Making an Olympic -size dream come true - part two
• Watch live: Casey Anthony's brother expected to take stand today
• Fort Myers police continue search for homicide suspect
• Firefighters work to contain northwest Cape Coral brush fire
• You need Object ID if a high-profile collector or museum buys your stolen art
• Lee County sheriff seeks role in city schools
• Former Ohio State coach still held in esteem
• SW Florida remembers sacrifices
• Champs of free agency, Heat seek much bigger title
• International Space Station still inspires awe
• 400-plus stung by jellyfish on central Florida beach during holiday weekend
• Details released about Friday's fatal I-75 crash in Collier County
• North Port man drowns at Boca Grande Pass
• Parents have many choices for summer art and music classes for their kids
• Exclusive: Companies work hard to minimize distractions, technological inefficiency at office
• Mug shots: Sunday's felony arrests in Lee County
• The making of an Olympic-size dream come true
• Memorial Day ceremonies held throughout Lee, Collier counties today
• Another reason southwest Florida art collectors need to use Object ID
• Rookie's mistake will linger in Indy 500 history
• NASA watching crosswinds as Endeavour crew targets Wednesday landing
• Visual effects firm coming to Florida
• Downtown Fort Myers renovation plans are under microscope
• Sweeps of trusts balance Florida budgets
• Fight against Lee County foreclosure rocket docket to be pressed
• As Naples vet, others are ID'd, families find comfort
• Victim, suspect named in Fort Myers killing
• Art League of Fort Myers needs Art Walker to judge People's Choice art show
• Photos: Tribute to America's Heroes in Fort Myers
• Wheldon wins stunning Indy 500 when leader crashes
• Memorial Day cookout? Try this healthy treat
• Jasmine Vecchio of Marco finalist for Winged Foot award
• Developer taps into intersection energy
• Hurricane center seeks Facebook fans of storm prep
• Ceremony Monday to observe Memorial Day
• Highlights of Art Walk on Friday, June 3
• Mark your calendars for Art Walk in the River District on Friday, June 3
• Why southwest Florida art collectors should use Object ID
• Mug shots: Saturday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Semi-truck strikes, kills Cape Coral man on I-75 in Charlotte County
• Good or bad, folks are talking Indy again
• Saturday's college, Miracle baseball
• Franchitti quiet off track, but makes noise on it
• LaPorta still finding way in majors
• Captain Steve's Swamp Buggy Tours venture into Big Cypress National Preserve
• Have fun in the sun kayaking with Guided Kayak Eco-Trips
• No place like home for Lee County's top graduates, most of whom will enroll in Florida schools
• Lee, Charlotte counties employ new tack for hurricane evacuations
• Law agencies in Lee, Collier, Charlotte counties get social
• Fort Myers Aquatic Center event promotes water safety
• Casey Anthony's mother, ex-boyfriend testify
• Entertainment guide: Summer movie preview
• Poll of the week: Do you approve of Gov. Rick Scott's vetoes of $615 million in projects from the state budget?
• Thunderstorms developing in Charlotte, Lee counties
• Top 5 most read news-press.com stories for the last week
• Spotlight on River District's Lovegrove Gallery - 3
• Spotlight on River District's Lovegrove Gallery - 2
• Mug shots: Friday's Lee County felony arrests
• Spotlight on River District's Lovegrove Gallery
• Suspect in multiple AC thefts arrested in Fort Myers
• Watch: Live interview with Endeavour pilot
• Bicyclist struck, killed in Fort Myers
• Miracle rained out; will play two today
• Read today's letters to the editor
• 24th Annual Arts for ACT auction preview is June 10 at Bob Rauschenberg Gallery
• Indians use big second quarter to beat Tigers
• Green Wave pound Barron Collier
• Raiders rush past Panthers
• Rain not to blame for mosquito boom
• Edison & Ford Estates enjoys its renaissance
• Mad Hatter is the place for large format abstracts, pop and entertainment art
• Mad Hatter Galleries feels like an artist's studio loft
• Endeavour is cleared for return next week
• Marco holds 8th place in national online 'Most Beautiful Small Town' contest
• Maltese dog survives being bound, shot in head, buried alive
• Leading candidate to head Lee Memorial brain-care clinic drops out
• Fatal crash reported in Fort Myers
• Award-winning bead weaver joins The Artist Colony
• Lee County deputy fired for using excessive force
• Second missing Collier teen found safe
• Watch live: Casey Anthony trial moves into Day 4
• Sam Cook: Just turn a deaf ear to DJ's ex
• Memorial Day activity: 'Run on the Green' provides a change of pace
• Mug shots: Thursday's felony arrests in Lee County
• Central Florida detention deputy accused of making child porn
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Today's letters to the editor
• Spend Memorial Day weekend, any weekend, at the zoo
• The Phil Gift Certificates, an entertaining gift giving solution
• Choose entertainment at The Phil by interactive season brochures
• Baker High football finally gets one
• Memorial Day Celebration
• Gov. Scott cuts big swath in budget
• A real holiday feel as visitors hit town
• Summer movie preview
• Video: Tornado dog crawls home on broken legs
• Deputies investigate homicide in North Fort Myers; one person in custody
• Tiki Barber under fire for 'outrageous' Anne Frank comparison
• Robb & Stucky brand sold
• Cape firefighter injured while fighting house fire
• Ex-boyfriend: Casey Anthony calm day before her arrest
• Did you see former FBI agent Matthew Besheer talk about his experience tracking terrorists post-9/11 today at the Ft. Myers campus?
• If you own art, you need to know about Object ID
• City staff relocates bromeliads from Academy site to city parks
• How Scotty McCreery won 'American Idol'
• New poll shows Obama with big bump in Florida
• Deadline for entries into Art League's Cele-BRA-tion 2011 approaching fast
• Scott expected to sign slimmer Florida budget
• Two injured in Fort Myers shooting
• Today's letters to the editor
• Lee County Alliance for the Arts announces new Fine Arts Summer Camp
• Marco nightlife
• Bonita Springs YMCA nears closure
• Used car prices up, supply down
• Gov. Scott keeps word, loses support
• Lee murder case stopped, evidence lacking
• Check out the latest reader-submitted photos
• Casey Anthony trial: Attorneys paint 2 sides of mother
• Cape man arrested, accused of molesting child
• Academy receives state permit for gopher tortoises
• Plans are afoot to build the downtown River District into a cultural arts center
• Poll: Scott approval rate hits new low
• Casey Anthony trial opens with explosive accusations
• Violent storms kill 12 in Okla., Kan., Ark.
• Tuesday's sports briefs
• Past Triton SEC's best in baseball
• Cape activist Williamson dies
• Watchdog wants gov to defund 6 SW Fla. projects
• Edison State salaries made public
• Regional DCF head loses job
• 4 dead in suburban Oklahoma City tornadoes
• Profiling the Art League of Fort Myers - part 4
• Profiling the Art League of Fort Myers - part 3
• Cape police union's negotiations with city at a standstill
• Profiling the Art League of Fort Myers - part 2
• Poll of the week: Do you think Republicans will nominate a tea party candidate for president in 2012?
• Cape Coral apartment resident suffers burns to stomach in cooking accident
• Buy a copy of your child's Parent & Child cover photo taken at Family Fun Expo
• Judge rules environmental group can pursue lawsuit involving Gulf oil leases
• Profiling the Art League of Fort Myers
• Vanderjagt holds first Charter Middle football practice
• Marco woman gives time, talents to aid poor Haitian women
• Women's business networking group takes root on Marco
• A review of the City of Fort Myers' artistic landmarks - four
• A review of the City of Fort Myers' artistic landmarks - three
• A review of the City of Fort Myers' artistic landmarks - two
• Dubin Center awards scholarship
• Official: Ash from Icelandic volcano will cancel up to 500 flights
• Police probe fatal shooting of Miami wave runner thief
• A review of the City of Fort Myers' artistic landmarks
• For reeling Missouri city, possible second punch looms
• Harry Benson selects amateur photographer as 'Camera USA' winner
• Casey Anthony murder trial begins today in Orlando
• Deputies issue 34 traffic tickets Friday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Riverdale High student says he was preparing for Rapture, loaded car with guns, ammo
• Widman legacy may go national
• Open painting at the Art League of Fort Myers brings many rewards
• Florida DCF to eliminate about 500 jobs
• Riverdale High student arrested after deputies report finding guns, knives in vehicle
• Mariner grad Zunino named SEC Player of the Week in baseball
• Stonewalls prepares for grand opening Thursday
• Comedian Loni Love heads to Marco for 2nd gig
• Lee County principal remains hospitalized after weekend golf course fracas
• Road closure alert: Detours for Yellowbird, Bluebird start Tuesday
• Overview of the Downtown Fort Myers River District - part 1
• Each Month this Summer, students that attend an approved workshop or presentation will be entered into a drawing for a $50 Gas Gift Card! At the end of the term, we will draw one final winner to receive a $100 Gas Gift Card! Your first opportunity to ge
• Republican Pawlenty running as fiscal fix-it man
• Black bear caught in downtown Fort Myers
• Man dies in Cape Coral crash
• Missouri officials say at least 89 dead in tornado
• FGCU baseball to count on pitching next year
• North Fort Myers man has a new home, renewed hope
• Music Walk was rockin' good time last night
• Grand prize turns into lawsuit
• More Dems support school vouchers
• Hospital system assumes all billing
• Tell Mel: Process can help get stolen items returned
• Fla. nursing home watchdogs see turmoil in agency
• Gateway fire grows, but still small
• Video recap: The News-Press All-Area Stars Banquet
• AP essay: Apocalypse not now — and how we saw it
• Suspect detained in beating of SF Giants fan
• Profiling Art of the Olympians - part 6
• Gulf Coast Bodybuilding and Fitness Championships: winners everywhere you look
• Profiling Art of the Olympians - part 5
• Profiling Art of the Olympians - part 4
• New chamber does business with faith
• Profiling Art of the Olympians - part 3
• Profiling Art of the Olympians - part 2
• Profiling Art of the Olympians - part 1
• Florida daycare owner charged with child neglect
• Read today's letters to the editor
• FGCU baseball's longshot hopes end on final day
• Florida rolls dice on private prisons
• In The News-Press today: Commemorative page salutes Bishop Verot baseball state championship
• Killer sought torture, another murder, Lee sheriff's records show
• Sam Cook: Hypnosis, suicide and haunting questions
• Southwest Florida weekend photo album
• Tagliani reclaims Indy 500 pole on final attempt
• Shackleford wins Preakness; Animal Kingdom second
• Poll of the week: Do you think Republicans will nominate a tea party candidate for president in 2012?
• Recap: The News-Press All-Area Stars Banquet
• Video recap: The News-Press All-Area Stars Banquet
• Video recap: The News-Press All-Area Stars Banquet
• Caller impersonates Lee County law enforcement officer in scam attempt
• New lease on life
• Christian movement preparing for End of Days
• Tests set for Florida billboard emergency messages
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Island Coast football hits groove early
• Dunbar hits roadblock
• Collier County hopes study can lead to economic success
• Profiling Space 39, the River District's hybrid art gallery and lounge - part 5
• Profiling Space 39, the River District's hybrid art gallery and lounge - part 4
• Lee, Collier county jobless picture at a standstill
• Profiling Space 39, the River District's hybrid art gallery and lounge - part 3
• Audit critical of Lee County land buys
• Man gets life in prison for fatal Florida stabbing
• Profiling Space 39, the River District's hybrid art gallery and lounge - part 2
• Scattered thunderstorms in Lee, Collier and Charlotte counties
• Movie theaters at Coconut Point to reopen tonight
• Profiling Space 39, the River District's hybrid art gallery and lounge - part 1
• Rabbits!
• Naples Film Festival, more than an annual event, become a member and find out
• Young science whiz kids impress with complex projects
• Naples International Film Festival, a crown jewel of southwest Florida
• Number of Lee sheriff's employees taking buyouts climbs to 50
• Collier sheriff's office, community pay respects to fallen officers
• City of Cape Coral to turn golf course operations over to private company
• Jury empaneled by daas for Skin 2011 exhibition
• Naples Art awards 33 scholarships so kids and teens can attend summer art class
• Traffic alert: Bald Eagle Drive sewer construction continues, detours planned
• This semester, the Office of Student Development is giving away FREE Smoothies if you're caught doing some healthy!
• Hodges alumna named Fire Inspector of the Year
• Hodges announces new appointments in key programs
• High school musicals' stars in Lee County get day in sun
• Prep stars get their due
• BP gets $1 billion settlement from Gulf well partner
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Taliban attack US vehicles in Pakistan
• Today's letters to the editor
• Bishop Verot wins 3A state baseball title
• Try kite and paddleboarding at True Blue Water Sports
• ECS plows Estero to end spring
• Run on the Green
• Most place little faith in Rapture prediction
• Pros dismiss Lee County home price jump
• Judge plans to seat jurors Friday in Casey Anthony trial
• Lawsuit may hinder Edison Farms land deal
• 'Botox mom' saga: Is it a hoax?
• Prodding Israel, President Obama embraces Palestine borders
• Live now: Coverage of Bishop Verot H.S. baseball team in state title game
• Restriping to slow down State Road 31 traffic in Lee County
• Lee County closes water plant because of drought
• City, YMCA gear up for youth summer camps
• Former Gulf Coast High band director sentenced to 30 years in prison for having sex with student
• Spotlight on Naiad's creator, New York sculptor Albert Paley
• Albert Paley's 'Naiad' is part of Fort Myers' public art collection - part one
• 2 Tampa schools will get iPads for all student
• In One Instant owner Paul Rodino's photographs to be included in fundraiser
• Vikings top Mount Dora
• 25 most memorable Oprah moments
• Cape may levy fee on vacant lots
• Morning Edition's Mike Kiniry to participate in In One Instant June 3 fundraiser
• IMF chief resigns, will make new bid for bail
• Marco Nightlife
• Organ music from all periods of musical history featured at The Phil
• Tell Mel: Website that wants money is wrong site
• Downtown Diva Stephanie Davis to participate in In One Instant June fundraiser
• 'Threatened?' FWC says no
• Learning and enjoying the creating of film scores, Jim Belushi narrates
• North Port principal on leave after student kills himself following hypnosis
• Bonita council supports building playgrounds, expanding agricultural uses
• A kiss? In public? Fort Myers is aghast
• Bishop Verot headed to 3A state title game
• Collier superintendent's contract may cost more
• Bridge work alters evacuation route
• State removes Posen from Metro Parkway extension job
• In One Instant Gallery of Photography holding fundraiser June 3 during Art Walk
• Trial date set for girl accused of pistol-whipping mother
• Daas Gallery's David Acevedo to be featured in Coconut Grove solo show in June
• 'Seussical' musical showcases local student talent
• Marco health food company poised for lucrative agreement
• Heavily traveled SR 951 gets safety improvements
• Harvard study: Coffee helps avoid prostate cancer
• Shuttle docks safely at International Space Station
• Chico's announces first quarter growth of nearly 30 percent
• Read today's letters to the editor
• More on the Music Walk indoor/outdoor music-festival-turned-social-event
• Music Walk is as much a social event as an indoor/outdoor music festival
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• FGCU adds North Fort Myers alum
• Deion heads to another Hall
• Lee County school chief chosen
• Lee County students get tasty, healthy foods
• Cape Coral council seeks better relationship with fire union
• The Ride of Silence remembers cyclists
• Celebrate National Police Week – A Day in the Life of Police Officers. Check out the 10 ways police spend their days protecting us. Repost this as your status if you have a special someone in your life that is a police officer.
• Fantasy 5 ticket worth $102,340 sold in LaBelle
• Watch live: Lee school board expected to choose superintendent
• Shark 'adoptions' fund marine research in Miami
• Here's what's happening at Music Walk on Saturday
• Schwarzenegger reveals he had child with staffer
• Deputies issue 18 traffic tickets Friday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Meeting 'mistake' at Edison State leads to Sunshine Law violation
• Exclusive: What's left of a life
• Lee superintendent may be chosen today
• VSA art exhibition opens tomorrow night at Bob Rauschenberg Gallery
• McCarraher, 3 others advance in U.S. Open qualifying
• The Gulf Coast Bodybuilding and Fitness Championship returns this weekend
• Bondi skeptical about Florida Medicaid fraud study
• Casey Anthony judge trying to reach 'magic' number
• Esther Scott praises son on first legislative session
• Innovative marketer starts exercise in Confessional Development
• Don't forget, Wednesday the 18th is the last day to register for summer term classes and the last day of Drop/Add week!
• Letter carriers pleased with results of weekend's food drive
• Music Walk returns Saturday, May 21
• Nothing says spring and summer like new degrees and changing careers! To help promote change and growth, Rasmussen College is hosting Spring into Summer! Refer your family and friends to Rasmussen for a chance to win a $100 Amazon.com gift card!
• Endeavour ready for final voyage
• HOWL Gallery profile - part four
• HOWL Gallery profile - part three
• Fort Myers woman remains in critical condition after Bonita Springs crash
• Lee County deputies search for suspect in fatal Lehigh shooting
• HOWL Gallery profile - part two
• Hundreds without power in Lehigh Acres after truck hits power pole
• HOWL Gallery profile - part one
• Bodies found in Cape Coral house
• Bulls beat the Heat in East opener
• South Florida Water Management District projects at risk
• Two Fort Myers DCF supervisors demoted
• Tell Mel: Lee County School District has fingerprint problem
• Choi outlasts Toms in Players Championship playoff
• Cape Coral police conducting death investigation
• 2 children wounded during Fort Myers shooting
• Photos: Ave Maria law school graduation
• Billy Graham leaves North Carolina hospital, resting at home
• Crash on I-75 in Bonita Springs leaves Fort Myers passenger dead
• Uncommon Friends, the centerpiece of the River District's Centennial Park - 2
• Miami imam, 2 sons charged with supporting Taliban
• Uncommon Friends is the centerpiece of the River District's Centennial Park
• Syzygy Gallery profile - part four
• Front-runner fails to emerge
• Exclusively in today's The News-Press
• U.S. Open qualifying lures local dreamers
• Family takes game on road
• Old Canes cheer new coach
• Youth Sports Achievers
• Eagles beat Belmont again in baseball
• Bus routes fail workers in Lee County
• Poll of the week: Do you think illegal immigrants without criminal records should have a chance to become legal residents?
• Weekend planner: Ginuwine at Level Night Club tonight
• Weekend planner: Ginuwine at Level Night Club tonight
• Severe thunderstorms threaten Lee, Collier counties
• First day of Greater Fort Myers Dog Club Show concludes
• Syzygy Gallery profile - part three
• 2 sought in Fort Myers shooting
• Hurricanes coach attends Naples fundraiser
• Syzygy Gallery profile - part two
• June race planner for Southwest Florida
• Brush fire burns 30 acres near Southwest Florida International
• Syzygy Gallery profile - part one
• 3 South Florida men charged with supporting terrorism
• Interviews put focus on future
• A.D.'s texts to students go public
• Verot powers way to states
• Jesuit ace shuts down Wildcats
• Killebrew enters hospice
• Cape council debates pay method
• African student hopes to attend FGCU, start a better life
• Florida Governor Scott avoids conflicts
• Busy March for Lee County tourism
• Big Cypress National Preserve brush fire 95 percent contained
• Space shuttle Endeavour again on target for liftoff
• Belmont leaving Atlantic Sun for Ohio Valley Conference
• Democrats' programs fail to change the lives of poor people despite billions of dollars spent
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• Man reportedly jumps from Cape Coral Bridge
• The Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center will be crawling with Bugs starting May 19
• 3 arrested in Lee County counterfeit immigration documents case
• Weekend planner: SoapFest on Marco Island
• School board interviews finalists
• Rachael Scott exhibit at In One Instant legacy of which she can be proud
• Lisa Freidus' interiors leave viewers with warm, cozy feeling
• Hodges University is back on Fox4 Morning Blend!
• Lee County business owners bring pets to work
• Pakistan: Blasts kill 80 to avenge bin Laden death
• Big Cypress fire burns more than 38,000 acres
• Tea party godfather Ron Paul running for president
• Syzygy Gallery to debut religious and spiritual artwork during June 3 Art Walk
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Fire renews talk of Alley interchange
• Canes eye Fort Myers visit
• Estero finds rare territory
• Fort Myers bakes with record heat
• Sam Cook: Fort Myers police chief parodies not credible
• Sen. Bill Nelson among those who viewed Osama death photos
• Scattered storms to continue throughout the evening in Lee, Collier counties
• Mariner High graduate Arendell advances in U.S. Open qualifying
• Drugs found during scooter search in Charlotte County
• Tiger Woods withdraws from The Players Championship after 9 holes
• Casey Anthony jury selection slows to snails' pace
• Boating safety course being offered in Lehigh
• Cape high schools sweep Model U.N. contests
• Outing like family trip for North seniors
• Lee County schools superintendent finalists talk about today's interviews
• Mix n' Mingle! Learn more about HU clubs and organizations. Fort Myers Campus, Tue. May 24th, Naples Campus, Thurs. May 26th - 4:30-6:00pm. Free pizza, raffles and prizes!
• Cape Coral/Fort Myers area tied with Clewiston for highest foreclosure rate in Fla.
• Alligator in Tampa area bites trapper in leg
• Lee fraud suspect taunts her alleged victims
• Officials: Bin Laden eyed small cities as targets
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Lee superintendent finalists meet, eat with school board
• Today @ 11:30 a.m.: Live chat with Congressman Connie Mack, R-Fort Myers
• Tell Mel: Unclaimed cash could be yours
• Medicare's future a senior concern
• Rachael Scott strives to be the artist she always knew she was
• Lee plans a new look for its communities
• 'Legacy' defines Rachael Scott as more than mere photographer
• Collier name its tourism MVPs
• Lehigh Middle student carried ecstasy to school, deputies say
• No shortage of drama during 3rd day of Casey Anthony trial jury selection
• Coming Thursday: Live chat @ 11:30 a.m. with Congressman Connie Mack, R-Fort Myers
• Naples Art Museum provides art, programs and lectures
• Four Lee superintendent finalists arrive at The Veranda for dinner
• Summer camps begin June 13 at the Alliance for the Arts
• Magic Carpet Concert Percussion
• Philharmonic Youth Chorale Spring Recital
• Looking for ways to talk with your teachers effectively? Check out this week's Raise Your Hand vlog! #college #students
• Marco Marriott concierge earns top tourism award
• Lee County commissioners support expanding Bonita Springs library
• Kelly Morrison demos lampworking at Green-n-Groovy during Art Walk
• Collier, Lee experiences smoky haze from Big Cypress fire
• Poll: Obama approval hits 60 percent
• Classes start tomorrow! Have a great semester everybody!
• Cat-eating gator puts Palm Bay neighbors on edge
• Winners of 2011 Joyce Ann Vitelli Scholarships announced by the Phil
• Syzygy's Christina Jarmolinski treats visitors to lessons in fractured image art
• Lee may limit its grants to nonprofits
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Lee court official resigns following sexual harassment accusation
• Today's letters to the editor
• The Phil partnering with scholarship for Immokalee native killed in Afghanistan
• Packed Twins DL in town
• Division I catches on to Cape Coral baseball talent
• Hit by cart at Walmart, Fort Myers woman gets $421,400
• Editorial: Jobs promise key to getting state money
• Daas issues second call to artists for entries into Skin 2011
• Floridians head to D.C. to boost space program
• Postal Service reports billions in losses
• Speed Politics event under way in Cape Coral
• States eye drug tests for welfare recipients
• Jury contamination takes center stage in Casey Anthony trial
• FGCU men announce games at Maryland, Loyola
• Obama travels to Texas, speaks on immigration
• One person treated for possible carbon monoxide poisoning at Estero gated community
• Best area organists to perform at the Phil on Sunday, June 5
• Attention HU Alumni! HU would like to ask you for a few minutes of your time to take part in a short questionnaire. Expansion has Hodges exploring a new Bachelor of Science degree in Digital Design and Graphics. HU is seeking student feedback as the FSOT
• French Masterpieces
• Deputies: Fort Myers man molested girl for several years
• Woman's Club bestows cash scholarships on 9 students
• Microsoft agrees to buy Skype for $8.5B
• Exclusive: Four-year degrees at Edison State debated
• Ocala boy grazed by bullet his brother hit with hammer
• Schwarzenegger, Shriver separating after 25 years
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Woman shot in the foot in Fort Myers
• Bieber Fever hits Miracle
• Tell Mel: It's time to reiterate and also to update
• Budget kind to SW Fla. projects
• Lee hears appeals for Bonita library help
• Woman drowns in Cape Coral canal
• Fort Myers High's Yance headed to FGCU
• Bonita firefighters responded to fewer calls in 2010, report shows
• NASA: Next-to-last shuttle launch set for May 16
• Lee school supervisor charged with aggravated assault
• Youth center manager receives city's first Energy Star Award
• Harry Benson lecture and 'Camera USA' preview this Friday at von Liebig
• Naples Museum of Art announces Third Annual Student Art Exhibit winners
• Conversation with daas' glass fusion artist Danielle Thomas
• Cape Coral boy given the trip of a lifetime
• We had a great turn out for Orientation Saturday! Thank you to all the new students that attended and also to the volunteers that made the day go smoothly. Classes start Thursday the 12th, see you soon!
• Daas Gallery's Troy Thomas is at forefront on new wave of geometric abstraction
• Woman run over, killed by her own car in Spring Hill
• Pinellas County chosen for jury selection in Anthony case
• Media Matters: Mystery surrounds firing of 99X host
• Gov. Scott signs Widman Act, says it will 'keep criminals off the streets'
• Leopards at Leopard Rock
• FGCU men's basketball hiring already pays off
• Like it or not, goats to stay on Mound Key
• Lee school coverage may fall to sheriff
• State workers take the biggest hit
• Inquiry ongoing in death of Bonita cyclist
• Pregnant North Fort Myers stabbing victim ID'd
• Obama: Not positive bin Laden was in the compound
• Dealership ready to find you a Fiat
• Conversation with abstract artist Troy Thomas at daas Gallery during Art Walk
• St. Bernard that brings smiles to local organizations is headed to help tornado victims
• Rachael Scott gives George Mitchell lessons in TtV Photography during Art Walk
• Fort Myers teen charged in January sexual assault
• Bicyclist dies after being hit in Bonita
• Miracle mauled by Hammerheads
• Lee County Tournament Majors Championship
• FGCU baseball collapses late again
• Fort Myers bicyclist killed on Sanibel Causeway
• FGCU star shines for top fan: sister
• FGCU builder Merwin dies at the age of 71
• 'No' is no answer to top mom from Lehigh Acres
• Rock poster art exhibit opened last night at HOWL Gallery/Tattoo.
• Animal Kingdom wins Kentucky Derby
• North Naples residences spared by two brush fires
• Pilot flying out of Fort Myers dies in crash north of Tampa
• 'Unique' class graduates from Ave Maria
• North Fort Myers resident arrested in stabbing of pregnant woman
• Photos: CCA Red Sox top SFM Phillies in Semi-final; Hancock Pirates top CCA White Sox
• U.S. releases bin Laden videos
• Arts for ACT Gallery now offering art and photography classes
• Some sellers report advantage in sprucing up home decor
• Last night was an occasion for Art Walkers to re-connect with beauty and art
• Former FGCU President Merwin passes away
• Florida budget passed after late-night battle
• Deputies investigating death in Lehigh
• Lehigh father mistakenly runs over, kills child
• Gamble pays off for Estero baseball
• Budget cuts in place
• Out-of-state hopeful faces a big challenge
• Vikings closer to goal
• Judge weighs merits of new Cabrera trial
• Derby has Sanibel flavor
• Rain temporarily dampens part of huge Big Cypress wildfire in Collier County
• Only slight chance of showers in Lee, Charlotte counties tonight
• Governor expected to sign Widman Act at Fort Myers police candlelight vigil Monday
• Make sure mom gets what she deserves
• 'All way' sop sign to be installed at Kismet and Nelson on May 17
• Port Charlotte man accused of writing nearly $70,000 in bad checks
• Naples CityFest events continue in Naples
• Anti-immigration bill nearly dead in Florida House
• Brush fire reported along I-75 in south Lee County
• U.S. unemployment rate ticks up to 9 percent despite 244,000 in job gains
• Al-Qaida confirms Osama bin Laden's death
• Builders hail late legislation change
• Florida. budget has plenty of pain to go around
• Fla. Senate voting on religious aid amendment
• Shooting investigation continues in Bonita Springs
• Lee superintendent search: Monroe County super not one to run from challenge
• Late nights can lead to weight gain
• Estero baseball team goes on offensive
• Collier expects to save money by turning off some of its streetlights
• Space 39's Terry Tincher honored as 2011 Arts Benefactor of the Year
• New era will soon begin at Page Field
• Trump to be replaced as pace car driver at Indy 500
• Fla. Legislature OKs elections-law overhaul
• Worker's fall from Kennedy Space Center launch pad ruled suicide
• Florida releases details of football coach Muschamp's contract
• Governor to appear at Widman memorial Monday
• Downhill vehicle coasting made legal in Florida
• GM recalling 2011 Chevrolet Cruze
• Only 10 seats left for Saturday's Dinner with Berne Davis at the art center
• Summer of Music camps at the Phil make fun of things around the house
• A PHENOMENAL series of events at FORT MYERS campus in honor of National Police Week! Master Patrol Officer Matthew Besheer will be honored as a guest speaker at Rasmussen College on Thursday May 26, 2011 at 10:00 am. Officer Besheer hunted 9/11 terrorist
• George Rodez brings Personalities to daas on June 3
• Congratulations to Sean Bertrand, May 2011 Student of the Month!
• Johnson School of Business Dean Fred Nerone retires, assumes CIO
• Disney World's Grad Nite ends forever Saturday
• HOWL Gallery/Tattoo features rock poster art show during Art Walk
• Shuttle Endeavour's launch date likely to move again
• Lee superintendent search: Naples High's 'Dr. G' a veteran Lee leader
• Smoke from Big Cypress moves south, no road closures reported
• Doctored bin Laden corpse photos go viral, global
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Bonita Springs Councilman John Spear won't seek re-election
• State wildlife officers describe 'ethical angler'
• Scientists: we can make bad fat turn into good fat
• Tell Mel: Mechanic ruins tire, won't pay to replace it
• Free agents forced to wait
• Feds arrest 19, break up 4-state prostitution ring
• Main Sail Video's Ilene Safron is 2011 Art Journalist of the Year
• 2 Fla. anti-abortion measures get final approval
• Bonita Springs City Council approves city manager's contract
• National Day of Prayer event planned in Cape Coral
• Dialed In is early Kentucky Derby favorite
• Senate approves compensation for wrongfully imprisoned Brevard man
• Fla. joins other states asking US court to overturn health-care overhaul
• Obama will not release photo of bin Laden
• Deputies: Fort Myers woman hid knife in vagina
• Leoma Lovegrove painted out loud at Monday's Angels of the Arts awards
• FineMark Bank & Trust honored as Business Arts Sponsor of the Year
• Mark the dates: May 6th - Grades will be available in WebAdvisor May 7th - Orientation May 12th - Summer Term begins
• Stephen Gray-Blancett wins 2011 Visual Art of the Year honors Monday night
• Bert Saunders in as new Marco city attorney
• Winds carry smoke from Big Cypress National Preserve wildfire across Southwest Florida
• Navy SEAL team likely honored in secret for raid that killed bin Laden
• Lee superintendent search: Internal candidate knows ins and outs
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Alliance for the Arts' New Artist of the Year is Florida Rep's Adam Jones
• Collier's top teachers recognized
• Hall of Fame coach hits course, canvas
• Legislature strikes budget deal
• And the 2011 Angels of the Arts award winners are ....
• Sam Cook: 72 virgins aren't on Sanibel
• The 2011 Angels of the Arts award winners - part three
• Today's Florida Legislature roundup
• Ann Harrison-May won Angels of the Arts Teacher of the Year honors last night
• Florida House passes major changes in operation of state Supreme Court
• Lee County School District facing $48 million shortfall
• Coming Wednesday: First in series of superintendent candidate profiles
• Naples International Film Festival's Appreciation Night
• New Student Orientation is this Saturday, May 7th! Students can start signing in on the Naples Campus at 8:00am and on the Fort Myers Campus at 12:00pm.
• Prepare to be amazed by illusionist Jason Bishop
• Graduation Regalia Reminder-Are you planning to attend the graduation ceremony? Grad Fairs have been planned for May 3rd at the Fort Myers campus and May 4th & 5th at the Naples campus. Students that attend or live near the Fort Myers and Naples
• US holds photos of slain bin Laden, weighs release
• Pakistan's president denies harboring bin Laden
• Florida House, Senate reach budget deal
• Naples-based HMA completes acquisition of Miss. medical center
• Police follow trail of cash to nab Lauderhill robbery suspect
• Beasley Broadcast Group's income more than doubles year-over-year
• The 2011 Angels of the Arts award winners - part one
• Elation over bin Laden's death gives way to reflection
• New era begins at South
• A nuisance or benefit, insects bug Lee County
• Health-care funding could send legislative session into overtime
• Osama bin Laden's death: Tension as White House Situation Room watched raid
• 1950s Elvis and 1970s Elvis plus Big 'E' Band perform at The Phil
• Cape council discusses fire truck maintenance
• Buzzing lips produce brass instrument sounds
• McGregor sidewalk won't affect trees
• Huge Collier fire now 90 percent contained
• AP sources: bin Laden burial video may be released
• Sentencing continued for Fort Myers commercial real estate broker
• Exclusive: Edison staff lacks minorities
• Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center profile - part six
• Govt: Bin Laden's death could inspire new attack
• Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center profile - part five
• Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center profile - part four
• Firefighters put out morning blaze at Gateway business
• SWFL REACTS TO BIN LADEN'S DEATH
• Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center profile - part three
• Today's Lee County traffic enforment locations
• Share your thoughts on Bin Laden's death and memories of September 11
• Video: President Obama announces the death of Osama Bin Laden
• Southwest, AirTran to merge today
• Budget moves closer to final OK
• J&L Grocery Girls, LLC, Mobile grocery store.
• Lee County property taxpayers catch up
• FGCU graduates pack school's Alico Arena
• Lee teen accused of killing father held without bond in Pinellas County
• Florida budget negotiators clear prison privatization, property tax hurdles
• Doug MacGregor's humor will poke you in eye at Alliance for the Arts May 6
• Huge Collier County brush fire still not fully contained
• Heat take playoff series opener against Celtics
• Dead Florida panther found in Big Cypress National Preserve
• Inns, restaurants shift for summer
• Brush fire threatening Port Charlotte residences
• Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center profile - part two
• Photos: FGCU graduation
• Fort Myers police investigating rollover
• Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center profile - part one
• Obama mocks Trump's presidential ambitions
• Three great works by three great composers, featuring Romeo and Juliet
• Reserve general tours Cape
• Estero's Smith edges friend for state title
• South's Watkins captures 200 state title
• Immokalee says farewell to a true hometown hero
• Immokalee graduate headed to Philadelphia
• A glimpse of the Red Sox's new Lee County spring training digs
• Lee County GOP will push Florida Senator Rubio for president
• 1974 Super Tornado Outbreak returns on April 27, 2011…with a vengeance
• Fight to contain large Collier County wildfire continues
• Poll of the week: Who would vote for between Donald Trump and Barack Obama for president?
• NASA to meet Sunday on next space shuttle Endeavour launch try
• Libya says Gadhafi survives NATO missile strike that kills son, 3 grandchildren
• Drizzles fail to keep hundreds from attending Viva! Lehigh Acres
• Florida budget negotiators hammer out deal on state employee pension plan
• Eagles pick Immokalee grad Rolle in NFL draft
• Employed are back in job hunt
• Blueberry surprise: SW Florida crop expected to have banner year
• Field Notes: Letters to (and from) Tropicalia
• Fallen Immokalee soldier laid to rest
• SBDAC's 4th and final Dinner with Berne Davis on Saturday, May 7
• More on Green-n-Groovy Gallery & Eco-Boutique
• Green-n-Groovy makes eco-friendly statement
• Estero grabs district crown
• Verot baseball gets district title
• ECS junior has two seconds at Class A track
• FGCU volleyball signs six recruits
• Local high school trio honored for academics
• FGCU basketball continues to add to incoming class
• Naples bank is put on notice
• Hollywood bristles at her 'Glee' spoiler tweet
• Southwest Florida schools anticipated planned state cuts
• Bonita restaurant owner fends off would-be robber
• The not so secret gardens: Public plots put people in touch with environment
• Easy tuna melts and turkey meatloaf muffins
• Fla. bill opposes federal health care overhaul
• Down by the Waterside
• Sweet Liberty offers sightseeing, cruises, memories
• Ceremony to be held for new Cape Coral police chief
• Need to get organized? Hire a professional
• Art Walk - the rest of the story
• Art Walk converts River District into late night art festival
• Jean Le Boeuf: Casa Lupita found its stride with Mexican menu
• Deputies issue 56 traffic tickets Wednesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Read today's letters to the editor
• 'STOMP' brings fresh act to Barbara B. Mann in south Fort Myers
• Cape sprinter leads way
• Teams fear Collier fire could grow
• Lehigh doctor held as pill mill operator
• Space shuttle Endeavour ready for last flight
• Spotlight on FGCU graduating senior Justin Kaczmarek
• Panthers pick quarterback Cam Newton with No. 1 overall pick in NFL draft
• Florida House repeals outdated 'potty parity' law
• Itinerary released for May 6 Art Walk through the River District
• Follow NFL draft on your mobile phone
• 2 teens hospitalized after Collier County crash
• Raw video: Car fire on Colonial Boulevard in Fort Myers
• FPL provides help in tornado-ravaged locations
• Today's session of Lords of Chaos ringleader Foster's appeal hearing ends
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• Enjewel is trendy art boutique that caters to fashion-forward women - part two
• 'State of the Air' is good in Southwest Florida
• Enjewel is trendy art boutique that caters to fashion-forward women
• Spotlight on the art of FGCU graduating senior Angela Weiss
• South storm death toll climbs to 178; 128 in Ala.
• Firefighters continue to fight massive Collier blaze
• In One Instant Gallery announces May workshops and camera classes
• Deputies issue 114 traffic tickets Tuesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Muschamp a hit with UF fans
• Fort Myers Miracle lose in bottom of ninth
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Explore African wildlife's less carnivorous side
• Teen found shot to death in Fort Myers
• Fort Myers park almost ready
• Estero Bay field office among six in Florida targeted for closure
• Helicopter's bucket dumps 36 loads of water on Charlotte County fire
• See lemurs in Madagascar at SE coast of Africa or at Naples of SW Florida
• Susan G. Komen for the Cure of Southwest Florida gives out more than $1 million in grants
• Florida Tarpon Football at Germain Arena
• Southbound I-75 reopens in Collier County
• Polkas, waltzes and marches by the Johann Strauss family
• Lehigh senior center debuts butterfly garden
• Viva! Lehigh fest takes shape
• Lehigh fire district taps residents' opinions
• Section of U.S. 27 reopens in Glades County
• Mandatory brush fire evacuation ordered in Collier County's Golden Gate Estates
• FGCU graduating senior Garren Rimondi explores aesthetics of the written word
• Is Jewelry art? - Enjewel's Lynne Routhier gives an emphatic yes
• Dining notes: New restaurants in Fort Myers area feature Latin flavor
• Spotlight on the River District's daas Gallery - part two
• Spotlight on the River District's daas Gallery
• Four Southwest Florida brush fires contained overnight
• Deputies issue 42 traffic tickets Monday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Police investigating fatal shooting in Fort Myers
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Change aplenty at Edison State College
• Pros lure Wake's Shin
• Family fun, rare felines and an education is found at the Naples Zoo
• Lee County principal fights bid to dismiss
• Attorneys for killer Foster cite inadequate defense in 1998 trial
• 2 charged in Estero woman's murder
• Edison State College class in search of economy
• Florida House passes bill that would fine local governments for violating state gun law
• Golden Gate brush fire 30 percent contained
• Mensans enjoy good conversations, differences
• Browder to be given $175,000 settlement from Edison State College
• In One Instant Gallery offers exhibits, workshops and classes
• In One Instant Gallery, the River District's only photocentric gallery
• Book buy-backs are tomorrow (Wednesday) and Thursday. From 10am-1pm and 3pm-7pm, both campuses.
• Tony winner La Cage Aux Folles coming to the Phil Feb. 28 to March 4, 2012
• Tomorrow (Wednesday) is the last day for continuing students to register without a late fee!
• FGCU art grad Tarra Wood pays homage to monster movies in art exhibition
• Lung Association sets its annual stair climb in Fort Myers
• Editor's note: Lee County felony arrests gallery
• West Palm Beach kindergartner left on school bus for 2 hours
• Man killed in crash with semi in Moore Haven
• Lords of Chaos' Foster in Lee court today to fight death sentence (ongoing updates)
• Lee school district wants principal fired
• Twins stumble upon hidden talent
• For abstract expressionist Tracy Hoogervorst, the canvas is metaphor
• Breakfast cookies and lemon protein bars: easy and quick
• FGCU Men's basketball coach signs Winter Park point guard
• Editorial: Stop veto threats, fix budgets
• Car hits man riding lawn mower on Palm Beach Boulevard
• Judge orders end to NFL lockout, appeal expected
• Sports exclusive: Girl shows she's got game
• Preview of 'Camera USA' exhibition to follow immediately after Benson lecture
• Gov. Scott looks to curb state-run insurer
• Acclaimed photojournalist Harry Benson to lecture at The von Liebig May 13
• Gov. Rick Scott confident despite roadblock for corporate income tax repeal
• Editor's note: Lee County felony arrests gallery
• State gives Posen one more chance on Metro
• Eduardo Roca Salazar, Choco, to attend 'Cuba on My Mind' closing
• Looking for time management tips for #college students? @Rasmussen's Brooks Doherty has answers!
• 'Cuba on My Mind' exhibition closes Saturday, April 30
• Naples Art Association presents $8,000 in college scholarships
• Immunization clinic hours expanded in Lehigh
• FGCU art grad Tracy Hoogervorst is a multi-layered artist
• Tallahassee teen dies after shooting during party
• Man killed in Fort Myers crash
• Strike on Gadhafi compound badly damages buildings
• Alligator finds its way into Palmetto woman's bathroom
• Man struck, killed by vehicle in North Fort Myers ID'd
• Read today's letters to the editor
• 2nd-floor Galleries of Philharmonic Center for the Arts' Museum
• First baseman brings power to Fort Myers
• Southwest Florida takes fight to blight
• Photographer Rachael Scott bridges past and future through art
• Florida wage growth at lowest level since the Great Depression
• Giffords cleared to attend Friday's shuttle launch, husband says
• Dunbar's annual Easter parade draws thousands
• High blood pressure: coffee isn't the culprit
• Instinct pays off for Fort Myers-based commercial real estate group
• FGCU art grad Hannah Toschlog gets nostalgic in Spring 2011 Senior Exhibition
• Rollover crash kills two near Lee-Collier County line
• Enjewel opens at new location in the River District
• Rainfall set to increase across southwest Florida…
• Enjewel goes through transformation at new location
• Bonita Councilwoman announces re-election intentions
• Settlement urged for Lee County EMS' error
• It's the time of the year alligators are lookin' for love
• Osterbrock pitches Miracle to 4-2 win
• Varsity Lakes adds to track trophy collection
• Verot beats Fort Myers at Hammond
• Online church services extend reach, pastors find
• Easter fun around Lee County
• Fort Myers resident arrested in Sarasota County kidnapping, assault case
• FHP searching for vehicle involved in Naples hit-and-run crash
• Hawks' Pachulia, Magic's Jason Richardson both suspended for Game 4
• St. Louis airport may be at 70 percent capacity Sunday
• Florida cornerback Jenkins arrested on marijuana charge
• Dolphins WR Brandon Marshall's wife out on bond following husband's stabbing
• Top 5 most read news-press.com stories for the last week
• Kiosk guards Naples community
• FGCU art grad Howard Martin confronts his own death in The Waiting Room
• On Easter, especially, some SW Florida businesspeople promote religious pride
• Arts for ACT's Claudia Goode weighs in on art collector demographics
• Spotlight on Arts for ACT Gallery and Boutique - part two
• Check out a listing of Easter services across Southwest Florida
• Direct flights to start from Florida to Switzerland
• Car crashes on I-75 in Lee County after tire blows
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Spotlight on Arts for ACT Gallery and Boutique - part one
• FGCU art major Lindsey Clark evolves artistic symbols of communication
• Longtime Canterbury coach resigns
• Baker wins district title
• Former Edison State College vice president won't return
• Season hit a high note, Lee, Collier county merchants say
• Economy job hire top priority in Cape Coral
• Guild Winner Shannon Adwell's ceramic colony makes allegorical statement
• Larranaga leaving George Mason to coach Miami Hurricanes
• Driver taken to hospital after SUV strikes Cape Coral home
• Second Lehigh brush fire nearly entirely contained
• ACLU suing Collier County School Board over 2009 incident
• Brother of doctor involved in legal battle hired by Physicians Regional Healthcare System
• Lehigh Acres brush fire contained
• Charlotte County I-75 crash results in careless driving charge
• Floridians refurbishing original floors and installing stylish, sustainable materials
• Red Sox team store at City of Palms Park to close April 29
• Check out Lehigh's Easter weekend offerings
• Senior night at the Florida Gulf Coast University Art Gallery and Complex
• Tribute for Daniels honors legacy she built at Philharmonic Center for the Arts
• Tampa Seminole Casino officer run over by golf cart, shoots suspect
• 22 ways to mark Earth Day
• Search continues for missing North Naples man
• U.S. task force will investigate high gas prices
• Woman dies after Lehigh Acres crash
• Young people discover adventure and benefits from the arts at The Phil
• Wait almost over for Eagles
• Edison State gets chief's plan to slice pay
• 'Crazy time' baffles investors
• Immokalee honors a fallen soldier
• Englewood man detained after Charlotte County courthouse evacuated
• Naples Museum of Art hosts free-admission Family Day on May 14
• Today's Florida Legislature roundup
• Report affirms Cape cost-cutting moves
• Florida House passes 'pill mill' crackdown bill
• Jean Le Boeuf: Red's Fresh Seafood House dazzles - mostly
• Nine-time Grammy winner, Bonnie Raitt, expected at The Phil in SW Florida
• Edison State College district president proposes $178,952 cut to his compensation package
• Maestro Jorge Mester's distinguished background
• The Philharmonic Jazz Orchestra
• Learning through visual arts
• Firefighters search for missing diver at Estero golf course community
• Downtown Fort Myers River District is destination of choice for area art lovers
• Police cameras get tryout in Cape Coral
• Walker's pay cut nowhere in sight
• Fort Myers track teams take over district meet
• Twins hunt talent down under
• Edison State College job fair draws 500 looking for work
• Tell Mel: Flip your own switch, save $130
• Increased vigilance helps Southwest Florida hospitals lower infections
• Editorial: We need better deal for Southwest Florida
• Editorial: Cape cop cam makes sense
• Authorities: Plot to kill Florida teen followed fight
• FGCU men's golf ties for sixth in Atlantic Sun Conference championship
• Utah attorney general says he will file antitrust lawsuit against BCS
• BP sues maker of blowout preventer that failed in Gulf
• Photography more rewarding than archeology for In One Instant's Rachael Scott
• Lee school board to stick with four superintendent finalists
• Calendar of events at The Phil
• Artist Lisa Gould melds glass fusion with belly dancing to make 'Sanibellies'
• Tips for Avoiding Outdated Technology in Gadgets with @rastechdesign's Jacob Sorem: #technology #flip
• Two-day celebration planned for retiring Phil founder and CEO Myra Daniels
• Cape Coral police union less willing to accept pay cut after officer shooting
• James Browder to return to former post at Edison State College
• Lee County sees increase in median home prices
• When did playing tag become dangerous?
• Day of remembrance: 1 year after Gulf oil disaster
• Naples gallery owner Suzanne DeBruyne weighs in on art collector demographic
• Plane with first lady came too close to cargo jet
• Fire crews monitor Charlotte County brush fire
• Celebrate American spirit with 'How the West Was Won' at the Phil
• Naples Philharmonic Orchestra and Youth Orchestra to perform together
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Phil's Youth Chorale Recital showcases wide range of music
• Naples Philharmonic presents final Family Fare concert of season
• Cape Coral's north spreader system gets dye job
• Cape runner turns corner
• Dedicated music teacher leaves a legacy
• Former teacher in court as child-porn suspect
• Reward, request from family of missing Estero woman
• Patton chosen as Collier superintendent
• The Donald for president? SW Fla. weighs in on Trump
• NFL releases 2011 schedule
• Bonita Springs city manager candidates tout Lincoln, John Wayne
• Lee County superintendent may get power to suspend school employees without pay
• Reward offered in case of missing Estero woman
• FGCU's Medinis tied for fourth at A-Sun golf tournament
• Vote for Southwest Florida's Mother of the Year
• Arts for ACT's Claudia Goode nominated for 2011 Angels of the Arts award
• Punta Gorda resident in critical condition following collision
• Naples Museum of Art hosts Third Annual Student Art Exhibition
• FGCU Spring 2011 Senior Project Exhibitions is Thursday from 5-7 p.m.
• Philharmonic Chamber Ensemble presents French Masterpieces
• April 2011 Student Calendar
• Andy Howl honored with Angels of the Arts nomination for arts org. leader
• Photographer Stephen Hayford snags Angels of the Arts nomination
• North Carolina faces massive price tag in storm cleanup effort
• Fort Myers police looking for suspects in armed robbery
• Suspect in Miami police shooting fatally shot
• LeeTran offering free bus rides today
• Deputies issue 25 traffic tickets Friday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Estero the team to beat
• Gulf oil spill: Southwest Florida still waits for lost tourist dollars
• Collier trims super field
• Nurses seek help to continue healthy kids program
• The News-Press exclusive: 1842 Expedition Everglades
• Sarasota Herald-Tribune wins Pulitzer prize
• Chicago artist E.J. Paprocki weighs in on social networking and art collecting
• Immokalee soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Collier school board narrows superintendent list to three
• Volkswagen Beetle loses flowerpot, goes back to its roots
• Kenya's Mutai wins Boston in record 2:03:02
• Suspect in Cape Coral police shooting member of 'KGB' gang
• Local photographer Rachael Scott to exhibit at In One Instant Gallery in May
• Impressionist Stan Moeller weighs in on social networking and art collectors
• Feel like school life & home life is a constant juggling act? Here's how to Multitask the Right Way
• Music Walkers treated to rich melody of Terry Lynn at Syzygy Gallery on Saturday
• Filing your taxes today? Here's what you need to know
• Annual student art show starts at Bob Rauschenberg Gallery on April 21
• Vote for Southwest Florida's Mother of the Year!
• Sarasota teen accused of killing 2 British tourists
• Oasis high-rise finally draws crowd
• Lehigh Acres boy reported missing found safe
• Two teens killed, four others injured in I-75 crash in Collier County
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Wounded Cape Coral officer's recovery going well
• Unlikely allies vie for cash influx
• Long road to Boston
• Music Walk marked last performance of Hamlet at Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center
• Divorce doesn't have to be a pain in wallet
• Amazonia Eco's Nathalia Armas showed off Tagua nut jewelry during Music Walk
• Oil can bassist George Mitchell wowed Music Walkers at In One Instant last night
• Police shooting vexes Cape Coral
• Cape Coral interim police chief: Officer shot 'going to be fine'
• Rain is NOT an option!
• Naples coach adds another title
• Southwest Florida takes over FHSAA Hall of Fame
• Lee County tops Collier at Bud Roth Memorial Tournament
• Knocks hard at Cape school
• Help for Lee County poor in jeopardy
• Next Lee County superintendent will have full plate
• Photos: Check latest youth sports images
• Photos: Cape Cal Ripken/Babe Ruth Sat. games (4/16)
• Photos: Round 1 Lee Co. Dist. 9 Jr. Little Leauge Saturday (4/16)
• Review: Take a look back at Friday's Lee County Golden Apple awards program
• Reid shines in Florida State's spring game
• Heat get late scare, top 76ers to open playoffs
• Godfrey, Harvey shine in Central Florida's spring game
• Miami Hurricanes' quarterback situation still undecided as spring ends
• Naples Art Association instructor Genie Kell offers workshop in Italy this fall
• Naples Art Association sponsoring trip to Paris to view FIAC this fall
• Eclectic garden: Sue Losey's magical landscape is a work in progress
• Does social networking tap into art buying demographic?
• Syzygy's Lisa Freidus turns to social networking to popularize her collage art
• Fort Myers Miracle rout Bradenton
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Cape Coral police officer shot during traffic stop in stable condition
• Battle over road leaves historic Collier County store cut off
• Lee County educators get their due
• Those hurt by violence honored at Fort Myers candlelight vigil
• Hiring picks up in Lee, Collier, Charlotte counties
• Floridians dominate final Lee County school superintendent list
• ECS runs away with titles
• Lee County Metro Parkway project still behind
• Coming Monday: Mother of the Year voting starts
• Live: Golden Apple ceremony
• Mancini and Moonlight at The Phil
• Diavolo at The Phil
• Enfield tabs young assistants to help energize FGCU men's hoops
• Exclusively in Sunday's The News-Press
• Contact us: Were you impacted by a short sale negotiation fee?
• Driver in Lehigh rollover says vehicle was struck
• Lee County school bus driver arrested on DUI while heading to work
• Enthralling malls: Mercato, Waterside, The Promenade provide sense of community along with shopping
• Good luck on exams everyone! Don't forget to register for Summer term!
• There's lots of art to see in the River District during Music Walk - part two
• There's lots of art to see in the River District during Music Walk - part one
• St. Petersburg boy sets house on fire while looking for dog
• Pasco County woman poses as homebuyer to steal wallets
• Lee sheriff's torch run this morning; expect traffic delays
• Deputies issue 71 traffic tickets Wednesday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Eagles softball grabs A-Sun top spot
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Bowden relishes the easy life
• Best parochial school teachers in Lee, Collier, elsewhere to take a bow
• Search committee makes top 5 picks for Lee County school superintendent
• Lee County school nurses want new lice rules
• Lee County superintendent search committee names top 5 applicants
• Arts for ACT magical realist making up for lost time
• Florida governor lifts order reducing payments to group homes, other caregivers
• Tobacco free baseball to be discussed at Lee coalition meeting
• Four finalists picked for Collier County superintendent job
• Ford expands recall of F-150 pickups to nearly 1.2 million
• Gardner Colby seascape realist Edward Minoff featured in American Art Collector
• South Florida Water Management District executive director resigns
• Hodges donates to Fort Myers park renovation
• Hodges student realizes American Dream by opening business
• Hodges ad campaign wins gold award for second year
• Retired teacher indicted on child porn charges in Lee County
• Lose weight to improve your memory
• Cape Coral woman charged with manslaughter in sister's death
• Artist Eric Riemenschneider puts new spin on age-old genre of epicurean art
• Supplement use increases among Americans
• Jury to get case of former Gulf Coast High band director accused of having sex with student
• Toddler given sangria, not juice at Lakeland Olive Garden
• Business groups oppose Florida immigration bills
• Fire crews to monitor south Fort Myers brush fire (Video)
• Collier County eyes more beach parking
• Telecom firm seeks property tax refunds from Lee County
• Field comes first for Dunbar High track team
• Lee urged to cut impact fees
• Golden Apple winner profile: Paula Sizemore, Riverdale High
• Fast-food restaurants turn cooks, cashiers into managers
• Crews battling brush fire in south Fort Myers
• Jenness Cortez' 'Homage to the Creative Spirit' now out in book form
• Report: Supreme Court split to cost millions
• TSA under fire for enhanced patdown of 6-year-old girl
• Jury finds Bonds guilty of obstruction of justice
• Study suggests lower impact fees for Lee County
• Nudes evoke problematic feelings in fine art viewers but daas doesn't care
• Posen's OSHA fine should not affect Colonial project
• Viva Lehigh Acres returns
• FGCU women tied for third at Atlantic Sun Conference championship
• Naples International Film Festival News
• Syzygy Gallery will feature the collage art of Lisa Freidus in May
• Obama would cut deficit by $4 trillion in 12 years
• Amazonia Eco's Nathalia Armas will be at Green-n-Groovy during Music Walk
• Want to Create an App? There’s a Degree For That. Rasmussen College launches degree program in creating apps for iPhone and Android. (Via All Things Digital)
• Blues documentarian George Mitchell profiles Atlanta's Buddy Moss
• North Fort Myers man accused of hitting infant
• More May races in Southwest Florida
• Cape Coral Realtors to meet with legislators
• Report: Teen drove 99 mph before crash that killed FGCU student
• Bubba and Belle get 'married' Saturday for Make a Wish
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Verot class' achievement stands alone
• Location, location, location...
• Math gets makeover at elementary levels
• Lehigh Regional Hospital has cleaned up act, state says
• City of Palm Park swim center pitch revised
• From the moment he met her, Matisse knew he wanted to draw Denise Arokas
• The New River Matisse and the night nurse who became the artist's muse
• Family speaks about Fort Myers 4-year-old hit, killed by truck
• Effects of Gulf oil spill will unfold over years, report finds
• FGCU climbs to 5th at A-Sun women's golf championship
• Florida House speaker seen as reining in state's judiciary
• Bishop Verot girls defeat LaBelle in girls tennis Region 2A-6 semifinal
• Florida House committee OKs compromise pill mill bill
• Visitors, residents can have a ball, see it all on Fifth Avenue in Naples
• PRACC luncheon at McCormick & Schmick's
• Sweet treats sell like hotcakes
• Study: moms are heavier than women without children
• Contact us: With gas nearing $4, how have you changed your driving habits?
• Cape Coral police bust grow house after anonymous tip
• Arts for ACT May exhibition and Art Walk reception - Part Two
• Super jumbo jet clips another plane at JFK airport
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Collier County deputies search for missing woman
• Highlights of this Saturday's Music Walk
• Not everyone in an Eric Riemenschneider portrait is an everyday man
• Still living the hoop dream
• Peers noticed Schwartzel
• Golden Apple winner profile: Donald Payne, South Fort Myers High
• Lee land fund untouchable
• Triathlon season gears up in Southwest Florida
• Cash-poor courts clamor for fix
• Commemoration, not celebration for Civil War 150th
• Three Oaks Elementary band teacher critically injured in crash
• Crist, Byrne settle lawsuit over campaign song
• CBS: Fort Myers-Naples market leads nation in Masters viewing
• Missing Port Charlotte man found in Coral Gables
• FGCU women sixth following first round of Atlantic Sun Conference golf championship
• BP buys Gulf Coast millions in gear
• Auditor: Bonita fire district 'fiscally sound'
• Buckingham man awarded $3 million in State Farm lawsuit
• Estero woman, 67, relieved Red Sox pitcher Papelbon still around
• Spotlight on FGCU art student and Dacey Award Winner Tarra Wood
• George Mitchell drove blind blues musician Lonzie Thomas into a ditch
• Arts for ACT announces May exhibition and Art Walk reception - Part One
• Music Walk returns to River District on Saturday, April 16
• 'Skin 2011' challenges non-figurative artists to experiment and expand
• Trial begins today for former Collier County band director accused of having sex with student
• Tell Mel: Land scam victims step forward
• BP buys Gulf Coast millions in gear
• Japan shaken by quake after more evacuations urged
• North Naples schoolchildren join origami effort for Japan
• McDonald's offers free breakfast for students taking the FCAT
• Drama fills final round of the Masters
• Calusa Nature Center and Planetarium Presents Earth Day 2011
• Earth Day Trash Bash 2011
• Shorebirds' annual rite begins on SW Florida's beaches
• Budget process to heat up
• Chefs and Mother Nature turn on heat at Marco food fest
• 2nd annual Dist. 9 Minor League Tourney a huge hit
• Matisse lithograph available from New River Fine Art has important pedigree
• Schwartzel wins the Masters after a wild day
• Gas prices continue to climb
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• White House: Obama to lay out spending plan
• 'No Snitches' colors artist Eric Riemenschneider proud
• Documentarian George Mitchell found R.L. Burnside on a tractor cutting corn
• Senior Linda Barone wins SW Florida Craft Guild and John C. Dacey art awards
• Drought, water shortages and wildland fire danger across South Florida – updated
• Daas Gallery issues call to artists for July's Skin 2011 exhibition
• Photos: 2011 District 9 Minor Little League Tournament
• From history to Phil, what you should know about The Masters
• Fans fill Hammond Stadium for Miracle home opener
• Brantley struggles in UF's spring game
• Playoff run ends quickly for Everblades
• Lee, Collier county schools gear up for the FCATs
• Lee County law enforcement on alert for cockfighting
• Sam Cook: Similar tragedies; different treatment
• Baseball photos: District 9 Minor League Tournament at Fort Myers American
• U.S. government budget deal leaves tea partiers at Fort Myers rally discontented
• Gators unveil statues of Heisman winners Spurrier, Wuerffel, Tebow
• Brantley struggles in Florida's spring game
• Fort Myers tea party rally draws hundreds
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• Daas Gallery announces Marriage exhibition featuring Danielle and Troy Thomas
• Makeover of golf course complete
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• Easy to make chocolate protein bars and cookies
• White House, Congress cheer budget deal
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• Seasoned Miracle set for opener
• Everblades' rally falls short
• George Mitchell promotes photo exhibit and Music Walk on Florida Gulf Coast Live
• Bishop Verot lacrosse wins again
• UF to try out new look
• Teeth cleanings and Botox injections available in same Naples-area office
• Murder defendant Damas again has outburst in court
• Arts for ACT Gallery issues call to artists for July, 2011 Open Theme Exhibit
• Florida drug monitoring database gets green light
• Crash blockage cleared on McGregor Boulevard in south Fort Myers
• Atlanta's airport plans to add independent lounge
• Structure fire under control on Fort Myers Beach
• Floridians in Congress hear cheers, jeers over potential shutdown
• Rays slugger Manny Ramirez tells MLB he's retiring
• Goodwill employee wants out at Page Park community center in Fort Myers
• Charlotte Sheriff's Office K9 unit to give demonstrations at Taste of Punta Gorda
• Naples Philharmonic announces 'Summer of Music' camps for kids 7 & under
• Rauschenberg Holocaust program urges vigilance
• Robin Dermer shares inspiration behind Rauschenberg Holocaust Memorial program
• Mental evaluations completed in Damas case, hearing set for May 12
• Masters exhibition opened last night at Naples' New River Fine Art
• Obama and GOP scramble to halt shutdown
• Truck accident closes I-75 in Broward County
• Sam Cook: Edison president should walk away
• Refuge, parks keep eye on D.C.
• New exhibition at Physicians Regional Healthcare features local artists
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Firefighters and Cape battle over pay rate
• Bert Day becoming Bert Year
• 10-year-olds' alleged school plot prompts worries
• Gov's cuts to disabled services draw protest
• ACT issues call to artists for August fine art auction fundraiser
• Bonita Springs and Cafe of Life explore possible solution for picnic tables
• Florida Senate votes to loosen class size limits
• Photos: See where Downtown Diva's been lately
• Faith Notes: New ministry is geared for young men, women
• Committee comes up with dividing line for 2 districts in Cape Coral
• Part of North Fort Myers under precautionary boil water notice after main break
• Water break affects Fort Myers Beach traffic
• Florida House Democrats battle Republicans over pension plan for public employees
• Veterans Notes: Reserves' deputy chief to speak in the Cape
• 2 10-year-old students arrested for allegedly threatening to kill another student
• Marco Masters Art Fest Saturday-Sunday
• Obama has work to do to win Florida again in 2012
• ACLU challenges Florida foreclosure courts
• Edison State's Walker, Browder offer to take pay cuts
• Woman suffers minor injuries after crashing into Collier County patrol car
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• 'Souls Live On' poignant Holocaust memorial at Bob Rauschenberg Gallery
• FGCU men's basketball coach sharpens pitch
• AMC Theaters debuts healthy snack package
• Tell Mel: Shingles, feds make Swede feel terrible
• Bonita Springs council considers potential north-south nature trail
• Edison State's Walker, Browder offer to take pay cuts
• Cape mayor holds online chat with residents
• Varidel to return to FGCU for sophomore season, Enfield says
• Charlotte clinic is model for Lee
• No business like show business to aspiring young Lehigh actor
• Chamber holds annual consumer fair
• Miami-Dade school official tops list in Lee superintendent search
• 'Caloosahatchee Manuscripts' celebrates 10-year anniversary
• Twins' next big things lead Miracle charge
• Coming today at 4 p.m.: Live streaming video of Edison State College board meeting
• Daas Gallery looking to future with new services, emerging artists and Skin 2011
• Dining notes: Local chefs part of Sweetbay program
• School resource officer stabbed 3 times by student
• No honeymoon for Gov. Scott with voters
• Future Vision forum: Businesses should capitalize on new distribution systems
• Golden Gate teen hinted at plans, evidence says
• Edison's board will meet today
• Teachers in Lee to be spared
• Blues documentarian George Mitchell profiles Frank Edwards at In One Instant
• Photos: Check latest youth sports images
• Black Bear Exhibit to enjoy and educate at Naples Zoo in Naples, Florida
• Fla. teachers union seeking class size compromise
• Space junk safely passes space station
• Naples' Zoo offers Animal Parent Program
• At least 60 shopping carts stolen from Estero store
• Southwest finds cracks in more planes
• Donald Trump driving pace car at Indianapolis 500
• Explosion occurs in San Carlos Park couple's yard
• Coveted Picasso Bacchanale print on sale at New River Fine Art in Naples
• City still wants 6 percent pay cut for most Cape Coral firefighters
• Humble grilled-cheese sandwich gets gourmet makeover
• Poll: Americans worry more about gas prices than other issues (participate in our poll)
• Caloosahatchee Manuscripts bathes River District art center in alphabet soup
• 6th Annual Royal Palm Academy Golf Classic
• PRACC's April Luncheon and May Workshop
• Daas Gallery glad to be part of the downtown Fort Myers River District
• Showers expected today across Southwest Florida
• Reports detail lack of diligence by DCF investigators
• Exclusive: DCF's ills systemic, report says
• Bob Rauschenberg Holocaust program features music of Lawrence Dermer
• Lee County public workers rally support
• For South Florida, It's Goodbye Sunshine, Hello Thunderstorms!
• Favored Wave poised to roll to district title
• FGCU jury selects 85 works from more than 300 entries for 2011 student art show
• Golden Apple winner profile: Jennifer Einstein
• Bill seeks to remove racing requirement at dog tracks
• Tell Mel: Check car dealer's license, complaints
• Hundreds gather for union rally at Hammond Stadium
• Jury deliberations to continue Tuesday in Fort Myers Beach homicide trial
• McDonald's to fill 50,000 jobs, 180 in Southwest Florida
• Exclusive: Long wait for justice
• Golf pros raise more than $54K for SWFAS
• Cape man reports being scammed by online job site
• Air France plane wreckage found; no black boxes
• Cape man arrested for pawning $23,000 of stolen jewelry
• Edison State faculty may take vote of no confidence in administration
• Children's Hospital plans free water safety event
• Commissioners shoot down swimming center proposal at City of Palms stadium
• Bob Rauschenberg Gallery presents Holocaust memorial program Wednesday
• Eric Riemenschneider's epicurean pieces poke fun at our disassociation with food
• $1 million gift buys each student an iPad at Lakeland school
• Traffic alert: Vehicle rollover causes roadblock on Hancock Bridge Parkway in North Fort Myers
• The opening round of The Masters fine art exhibit opens Thursday at New River
• Another Southwest Airlines flight diverted
• Blues anthology photographs now on exhibit at In One Instant Gallery
• Obama announces re-election bid in web video
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• The Phil offers entertainment of all kinds
• Asians flock to SW Florida
• Pension program faces change
• Tell Mel: Readers help ID deferral program, bad charities
• Colonial desirable — then and now
• Rare Renoir lithograph for sale at New River Fine Art in Naples on April 7
• Fire destroys two East Naples homes, damages another
• Candle started fire that caused $85,000 in damage to Cape duplex
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• Weight may affect smokers' breast cancer risk
• 'Bobby' makes statement during Art Walk at the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center
• Female pedestrian dies in Lehigh Acres hit-and-run crash
• Former prep star finds calling after prison sentence
• Blades slide to sixth seed in playoff race
• Saturday's high school sports
• Trustees' loyalty to Edison State College district president tested
• Celebrate Bonita draws thousands
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• Lee County meatball scandal snowballs
• Artist Lorrie Bennett was busy during Art Walk demonstrating ACEOs and Zentangle
• East Naples woman missing
• Azarenka defeats Sharapova for title at Key Biscayne
• Photos: North Fort Myers National Saturday games (4/2)
• St. Bernard from Lehigh leads nurses rally in Tallahassee
• Photos: Cape Cal Ripken Saturday games (4/2)
• Photos: Friday games from Ft Myers American (4/1)
• Cape Kiwanis Fishing Derby catch good times
• Families converge for Cape Coral Kiwanis Fishing Derby
• Top 5 most read news-press.com stories for the last week
• Green buildings offer cost savings
• Art Walkers discovered a re-arranged and revamped Syzygy Gallery last night
• The Great Jobs Project: Former engineer hopes computer training leads to job
• Scott Guelcher's 'Things' exhibition opened last night at daas Gallery
• HOWL Gallery celebrates into the night during last night's Art Walk
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Everblades rally falls short
• Home Inspirations: Design guest room as though it were boutique hotel
• Gardening Q&A: Gardenia yellow, no buds form
• South Fort Myers exhibit full of ideas for dollhouse decorators
• Friday's high school sports roundup
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• Corps examines Lake Okeechobee dike project cost
• 42 apply for Lee County Public Schools superintendent position
• Orion Bank figure has a default history
• Pelicans saved from Gulf oil stick to new homes
• Collier County sheriff's deputy injured in crash identified
• FGCU TheatreLab, Art Gallery and Music School present Celebration of the Arts
• Lee County schools' chief academic officer one of 42 Lee County superintendent applicants
• Senior softball champions named
• John Anthony Kraley contributes whimsically surreal works to Arts for ACT show
• Fort Myers group singing a happy tune today
• Public's help requested in North Naples home burglaries investigation
• Chokoloskee cleanup set For Saturday
• Collier County deputies, firefighters to play hoops for youth programs
• Weekend planner: Comedian Kathy Griffin at Barbara B. Mann Hall
• Exhibition of masters opens at New River Fine Art on Thursday, April 7
• Congratulations to Flor Soriano Jimenez, Student of the Month for April!
• Truck fire causes delays on northbound I-75 in Fort Myers
• Collier deputy injured in rollover crash
• Berne Davis, the First Lady of Fort Myers and benefactor of the arts
• Bonita Springs cleaner said to steal from elderly
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Sam Cook: The truth at Edison: Profs are in charge
• Storm leaves trail of troubles
• Senate pension bill gains
• Model airplane show hinges on scrub jay protection
• Deep end of pool kind to Cypress grad
• Ex-Orion CEO charged
• Citrus still matters in Southwest Florida
• 2 Fort Myers men indicted on several federal charges
• Photo: Fort Myers police serve drug warrant at home
• FGCU to add museum studies to its catalogue
• Truck driver cited after crash on I-75
• Browder gets new position at Edison State
• Bonita residents meet with St. Matthew's House president over proposed shelter
• Green-n-Groovy's Lorrie Bennett draws inspiration from many sources
• Scott Guelcher's 'Things' comes to daas Gallery for Art Walk
• Former CEO of Naples' Orion Bank indicted on fraud charges
• Naples Art in the Park runs from 10-4 this Saturday on Park Street
• Lee, Charlotte counties under tornado watch until 1 p.m.
• Get your caffeine boost at Cool Beans Boquete
• Mina Edison instilled in Berne Davis civic leadership and a love of horticulture
• Golden Apple finalist profile: Patricia Buitrago, Three Oaks Elementary
• Tips learned from Tally: Don't email Governor Scott
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• FGCU hoops gets new face
• Blades jet forward in race for playoffs
• Spotlight on Cuba on My Mind's JAMA
• Tell Mel: Airlines not shy about charging more for pets
• Babcock awaits plant's fate
• Budgets target public workers
• Boy, 13, issues plea to collect damages from Lee hospital
• Robb & Stucky exec creates new business
• House looks at fix for Citizens Insurance
• Estero man, former Secret Service agent, recalls day Reagan was shot
• Deputies clear scene where man was barricaded inside home
• Caught on video: Homicide victim's brother goes after defendant
• Eric Riemenschneider exhibition opens Friday at Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center
• Edison State's Board of Trustees loses its vice chairman
• LucasFilms illustrator Robert Hendrickson to debut at HOWL Gallery April 1
• 6 Pack Fitness makes eating on the go simple
• Traffic alert: Crash causes delays on Midpoint Bridge
• Arrest warrant issued for 17-year-old in connection to false bomb threats at two Lee County Schools
• Cape Coral restaurant offers real Italian food
• May race planner for Southwest Florida
• Traffic alert: Crash involving bicyclist causes delays at Alico Rd and U.S. 41
• Traffic alert: Crash causes roadblock on Buckingham Road
• Lee County Days group to meet Governor Scott today
• By example, Billie Jewett inspired Berne Davis' later philanthropy
• Red Sox ready for real thing
• Lee County schools brace for financial squeeze
• Study hails Collier's health
• JetBlue puts stamp on Red Sox complex
• Husband Sidney inspired Berne Davis' faith in Fort Myers community
• Editorial: Stop assault on abortion rights now
• Red Sox say farewell to City of Palms Park
• Florida Senate panel advances bill to slow state insurer Citizens Property's growth
• AP sources: Manslaughter charge explored in BP oil spill
• More prison privatization in Florida Senate budget
• Lee County schools face up to $40 million budget shortfall for 2012 fiscal year
• FSU assistant appears to be top candidate to fill FGCU basketball vacancy
• Preparations under way for Red Sox' last game at City of Palms Park
• Dr. Andy: Radiation concerns prompt inquiries
• Escaped bird dies after returning to Brevard Zoo
• Today's forecast: More rain, thunderstorms expected
• HOWL Gallery's anniversary celebration just got bigger
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Pressure's off with Everblades in playoffs
• Deputies issue 35 traffic tickets Friday; see what roads they're targeting today
• Lucas Films connection helps Stephen Hayford create realistic dioramas
• Mended Twins leave town
• Edison State's Walker offers to reassign Browder
• The News-Press investigation: District's paid millions to suspended workers
• Scott, Bondi create 'pill mill' strike force
• Artist Lorrie Bennett has been in love with color since her first box of crayons
• Panther death reported in Collier County
• FGCU hopes to name basketball coach by week's end
• Edison State faculty agree to strike deal with Walker
• Skinny Pantry hosting free seminar on veganism
• More April races in Southwest Florida
• Deputies: 17-year-old girl assaults mother with gun to get new vehicle
• Singer, songwriter, Jay Seidl, performs LIVE! and hosts Music Mix USA
• Arts for ACT's Marie Cahill records present-day Matlacha in oil for posterity
• Festival is flowering
• Reminder about 'Edge of Recognition' photo exhibition at Arts for ACT Gallery
• Reminder about Mitchell blues exhibition at In One Instant Gallery this Friday
• Traffic alert: Crash causes traffic delays on southbound I-75, north of Colonial Blvd
• Tell Mel: Travel firm refuses to refund trip to Egypt
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for Southwest Florida
• Photojournalist Stephen Hayford's dioramas are mini-Hollywood productions
• Carts and cars could mix on Fort Myers streets
• Gators out but not down
• Romance writers descend on River District to find sexual tension
• Brush fire in south Lee County 60 percent contained
• The Phil features conductor Jorge Mester and cellist Narek Hakhnazaryan
• Rising Medicare premiums threaten to wipe out Social Security cost-of-live increase
• Cape police investigate armored car robbery
• 19th and 20th century American art in SW Florida
• PRACC meetings - fun and informative
• Gardner Colby realist Ken Otsuka an accomplished culinary artist as well
• Quality of banks is written in stars
• New works by Leonard Mizerek make trip to Shaw Gallery Bonita Springs a must
• Groovin' at The Phil
• Florida Lotto ticket worth $7 million sold in North Fort Myers
• Philanthropist Berne Davis helped save the building that bears her name
• Police arrest suspect in Fort Myers party shooting
• Drought, water shortages and wildland fire danger growing across South Florida!
• Photos: South Fort Myers Saturday games (3/26)
• Young building on 2010 breakout
• Mack lifts Butler past UF
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• Whole grain waffles and carrot cake protein bars: healthy and easy to make
• Aerial daredevils thrill crowd at Charlotte airport
• Jobs Project results show difficulty of market
• Editorial: Fix Medicaid, but don't harm most vulnerable
• Man shot in the head in Fort Myers; investigation underway
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• Butler back in Final Four, beats Florida in OT
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• History for sale: 1920s riverfront home in Fort Myers listed at $3.25 million
• Mizerek exhibition opens with reception tonight at Shaw Gallery in Bonita
• The Phil and its community keep the arts thriving
• Ave Maria delights in a true work of art
• Most signs positive, experts say
• Fifty participants make Art Walk successful each month
• More on Art Walk April 1 and the Saturday Art Fair April 2
• Victory puts Blades on playoff cusp
• Florida State loses in Sweet 16
• Twins news, notes
• Twins skipper shuns credit
• Friday's high school sports roundup
• Hiring rallies in Southwest Florida
• Trudi Williams: Legislature should not limit protection of water quality
• Editorial: Clarify pay policy for Edison president
• Exhibition of impressionist art opens tomorrow night at Shaw Gallery in Bonita
• Video shows slain Tampa officers' final moments
• Jean Le Boeuf: Popular Twilight offers delightful food on Sanibel
• Lehigh fire district pulls back from declaring financial emergency
• Photos: Ave Maria University unveils new sculpture
• Radio Shack offers bang-up satellite TV promotion
• Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center seeks to nurture innovation and excellence
• Market forecast positive for Bonita and Estero despite challenges
• Next Art Walk set for April 1 in downtown Fort Myers
• The von Liebig Art Center announces the start of off-season hours
• Realist Ken Otsuka stars at 'By the Sea' Gardner Colby reception last night
• Mack set to unveil a Senate run today
• Civil rights, foreclosure and federal court to be discussed at Fort Myers event today
• Dangerous breach suspected at Japanese nuke plant
• Janine Wesselmann exhibition opens last night at DeBruyne Fine Art
• Traffic alert: One lane open on Corkscrew Road in estero
• Firefighters battle blaze at Immokalee store
• Edison State president confronts critics
• Man taken to hospital after Fort Myers shooting
• UF shoots down Jimmer
• Lee Memorial board to dock absent members' pay
• 365 things to do in Naples, Florida
• Visit Naples Bay Resort, by land and by sea
• Three Tampa men arrested on drug charges after I-75 traffic stop
• Florida Senate passes bill to help felons get jobs
• Join The Phil on their cultural odyssey
• Outback's neighbors lose business after eatery fire
• Best Bets: Local waterways humming with activity
• Edison State faculty express concerns at forum
• REPLAY: Streaming video of Edison State College forum
• Panel orders judge to decide Samir Cabrera's fate
• Ken Otsuka explores nature's eternity in realist seascapes at Gardner Colby
• Woman who kept dead mother in house pleads not guilty to Social Security fraud charges
• Ronnie Wood TextureScapes worth quick trip to HOWL Gallery
• Scott signs teacher merit pay bill into law
• HOWL Gallery celebrates second anniversary during Art Walk April 1
• Healthy Twins ready to start
• A Minoff seascape has to be experienced first hand.
• Carbonell sculpture installed at entrance to von Liebig Art Center
• Wesselmann exhibition opens March 24 at DeBruyne Fine Art in Naples
• Hodges University Renames Technology School in Honor of Local Philanthropist and Alumnus John W. Fisher III
• Hodges University announces 2011 Founders’ Award recipient
• Ada's Whole Foods Market reopens in Fort Myers
• Jim Griffith: the man behind the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center
• Like the Sumi-e he loves, Roy Rodriguez's photos are simple and deliberative
• Naples Art Association announces ARTScool class curriculum
• George Mitchell captured blues history on film and on tape
• Green-n-Groovy's Lorrie Bennett is also Zentangle pioneer
• The Phil offers comedy, drama, musicals and more, all year round
• Impressionist Janine Wesselmann returns to Olde Napes for exhibit at DeBruyne
• Arcadia's 'GALLERY 122 WEST' announces seminar schedule
• Gardner Colby's Edward Minoff dissects the anatomy of a wave in his seascapes
• Gardner Colby's Edward Minoff comes from tradition of scholarly fellowship
• Syzygy Gallery gets ready for Art Walk with art you can wear
• Roy Rodriguez images at Arts for ACT Gallery on edge of recognition
• Architectural history of the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center - Part Two
• ACEOs prompting thousands to start personal art collections
• In One Instant Gallery and George Mitchell offer patrons piece of blues history
• Spring springs…sort of…
• 'By the Sea' group exhibition opens Thursday at Gardner Colby Gallery
• In One Instant Gallery's George Mitchell recalls photos he didn't take
• ACEOs parallel Art Nouveau poster art of Klimt and Toulouse-Lautrec
• Architectural history of the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center - Part One
• Will Shade started George Mitchell in blues photography, recording and music
• Toddler death in Lehigh investigated
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Rally lifts Blades' postseason hopes
• Green-n-Groovy's Lorrie Bennett on the leading edge of ACEO movement
• Friday's High School Roundup
• Offers of help pour in for fire victim, 77
• Southwest Floridians compete in NCAA championships
• FGCU roars past Drexel
• Octopuses take toll on Southwest Florida stone crabs
• Posen given ultimatum about Lee County project
• Oakland Raiders tackle Mario Henderson arrested in Fort Myers
• Southwest Florida investors ride rocky market
• Jury awards plaintiff $1.2 million in lawsuit against Prison Health Services
• Florida State advances in NCAA men's basketball tourney
• Englewood bicyclist dies in Sarasota County crash
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• Brush fires ignite in Golden Gate, Lehigh
• U.S. 41 crash blockage cleared in Bonita Springs
• Car catches fire near pumps at Cape Coral convenience store
• Planning dinner & a movie?
• Map: Census 2010, a closer look at Florida
• State economists reviewing Fla. revenue forecast
• Japan raises severity of nuclear accident
• All lanes clear on southbound I-75 following crash
• More on In One Instant Gallery's blues documentarian George Mitchell
• Woman, 84, dies in Englewood fire
• Clear skies, warm weather to continue through weekend
• 'GALLERY 122 WEST' holds potter and pine basket making demos March 19
• UF ends drama early in opener
• Census 2010: Southwest Florida growth spurt slows
• North Fort Myers man loses home to fire
• Census 2010: Cape Coral's demographics change
• Saturday's night sky set for rare event
• North Fort Myers man loses home to fire
• Two tech firms set up shop, expand in Fort Myers
• Spotlight on Cuba on My Mind's Humberto Castro
• Diet Coke passes Pepsi to become second-most popular soft drink
• Japanese workers continue battle to cool down nuclear reactors
• NFL players meet on Marco Island to plan lockout strategy
• Woman attacked by pit bull
• Encore reception for impressionist Leonard Mizerek at Shaw Gallery in Bonita
• Lee County population increases more than 40 percent; Collier up nearly 28 percent, Census reports
• Ex-Lee high school star football player Henderson arrested in gun case
• Paula Chamlee and Michael Smith lecture on Tuscany photo exhibit
• St. Patrick's Day events in Southwest Florida
• Realist painter Graham Nickson leads workshop at the Phil April 18-22
• Arcadia's 'GALLERY 122 WEST' promotes Saturday's Pioneer Day festival
• US authorizes American evacuations out of Japan
• Spotlight on blues photographer and musician George Mitchell
• Naples man arrested in son's abduction brought back to Lee County
• Native Visions Gallery artworks garner praise and favorable comments
• Merit pay needs only gov's OK
• Speeders worry Mariner neighbors
• Clear skies and warm temperatures on tap for Southwest Florida
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• UF not satisfied with berth
• Bonita residents stunned by 'white pride' literature
• Browder receives $75,000 raise at Edison State College
• Fort Myers father grieves for his wife, children
• Dynamic singer, Steve Torme, performs classic standards (video with dad, Mel)
• FGCU to stay home for Wanderlust
• Belmont, 'Bama, Florida assistants emerge in hunt for new FGCU basketball coach
• Aztec Two-Step on anniversary tour celebrating Simon & Garfunkel's birthdays
• American conductor, Jack Everly, plus James Cochran, perform at The Phil
• FGCU mourns loss of another student
• Blues documentarian George Mitchell exhibits at In One Instant Gallery in April
• Captiva's Barnacle Phil's sold, dollar bills come off walls
• House passes merit pay bill
• New show, Louise Pitre in Concert, in Naples, Florida
• Skyline Elementary students are March's Do the Right Thing award winners
• Sec. Clinton says 'no' to second term in an Obama cabinet
• Trial scheduled for former Collier deputy
• Ultimate tribute to The Beatles, The Fab Four
• Native Visions in Naples caters to collectors with passion for wildlife
• Outback Steakhouse fire causes at least $500,000 in damage
• Carlos Luna's large oils included in 'Cuba on My Mind' exhibit at von Liebig
• Japan suspends work at stricken nuclear plant
• Traffic alert: Brush fire near I-75 at Bayshore Road exit
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Arts for ACT Gallery welcomes photographer Roy Rodriguez on April 1
• MWH president rips Cape's mayor, defends company
• Dining notes: Cake Boss coming to Fort Myers
• Bonita council poised to name company to build solar carport
• Eagles itching for bigger stage
• Cape's first fire station gets financial boost for upgrade
• Invitation to 'GALLERY 122 WEST' charity art auction on Sunday, March 20
• 'My Run' chronicles one man's plan to run 75 marathons in 75 days
• All lanes of I-75 open in Lee, Charlotte counties following brush fire
• Gas burdens agency budgets
• Native Visions Gallery's Ross Parker found Garden of Eden in America
• Bonita utility board members retain seats
• Group rallies against proposed Florida budget cuts in Lehigh
• Marco Island City Council likely to see scaled-down options for community center
• United Way of Lee, Hendry and Glades counties exceeds $8 million goal
• Mother of the Year nominations being accepted
• Teacher merit-pay backer handles barrage of questions during Florida House debate
• Port Charlotte man missing
• Lee Countians recognized by M. A. D. D. of Florida
• Damaged Japanese nuclear power plant emits burst of radiation
• More on Arts for ACT reception for Marie Cahill on April 1
• Naples Art in the Park to close out 54th season with bead making demo
• Latest photos submitted by readers
• Jen Hendershott: two- time Ms. Fitness Olympia visits Southwest Florida
• Cape council defeats motion to require filming of meetings at city-owned facilities
• Fort Myers Music Walk returns March 19
• Collier teen charged with stabbing death faces additional charge
• Gas leak reported near Marco Walk
• 'Indy' continues to recover after rescue from Cape Coral canal
• Naples trolley on a roll
• Thousands hooked on Naples pier
• Paving project set to begin in north Cape
• $170,000 worth of jewelry stolen from Cape Coral home
• Hodges University held a ground-breaking ceremony Friday, March 11 to celebrate the expansion of the Fort Myers Campus.
• Update on Saturday art demonstration at Shaw Gallery of Fine Art, Bonita Springs
• Cuban art exhibit at The von Liebig contains witty works by Eduardo Abela Torras
• The CLL presents Captain Jim Wheeler at the Barrington Terrace Learning Center, 5175 Tamiami Trail East: Fishing in Southwest Florida. Learn where to fish, what fish to target, what tackle to use, and how to get started. The three types of fishing to b
• Friday, March 18th The CLL is hosting a presentation on The Big Cypress Swamp. The session begins at 1pm as we watch with the visually stunning and award-winning film, Big Cypress Swamp: The Western Everglades. Following the film, there will be a panel
• Grad Fair This Week! Fort Myers Campus, Monday and Tuesday - March 14 & 15 Naples Campus, Wednesday and Thursday - March 16 & 17 From 3:00 - 7:00 pm Students planning to attend graduation: please stop by to visit with Celebration Time to confi
• Search continues off Boca Grande for missing North Port boater
• Cincinnati firefighters' revue makes its return to Fort Myers Beach
• More on Arts for ACT reception for surrealist John Anthony Kraley
• Georgia student dies while on spring break in Destin
• Japan begins to dig for dead amid nuclear crisis
• Gardner Colby artist Frank Corso doesn't work from photos
• Gators vaulted to 2 seed
• Gator feeding targeted in Florida sting operation
• Boater who fell into waters off Boca Grande still missing
• Dolphin lands in boat on Marco River
• Crash blocks McGregor Boulevard in south Fort Myers
• Check latest Little League photos
• 10,000 dead in Japan amid fears of nuclear meltdowns
• Ohio State, Kansas, Pitt, Duke top seeds for NCAA tourney
• Estero Council of Community Leaders hands out visionary awards
• Kentucky defeats Florida for SEC men's basketball tourney crown
• Edison Elementary student, 11, performs for Prince Albert II
• Craig Wolf's firing ignites a heated debate
• Scrap a hot commodity in Lee County
• Arts for ACT Gallery announces April Art Walk reception
• Kayak gives artist Frank Corso different perspective on subjects he paints
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Everblades win tough one in OT
• Fort Myers student, 23, awaits flight out of ravaged Japan
• Achievers
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• Gonzalez returns to field
• Fort Myers will put lighted boats on parade
• Sunshine Law advocates fear setback in Florida Legislature
• Check latest Little League photos
• Photos: South Ft Myers Saturday games (3/12)
• Photos: Ft Myers American Saturday games (3/12)
• Cape Coral water park open
• Photos: Cape National Saturday games
• Poll of the week: Do you support legislation that would tie Florida teachers' salaries and evaluations to student performance?
• Florida defeats Vanderbilt for spot in SEC tourney championship game
• Search suspended for boater missing off Boca Grande
• Old rivals join forces
• Remember to set clocks for daylight saving time
• Oleg Zhivetin to give painting demonstration today at Shaw Gallery in Bonita
• Sam Cook: A new heart for Cape Coral mother
• Thousands participate in breast cancer race
• Explosion at Japan nuke plant, disaster toll rises
• Classically trained, Oleg Zhivetin's paintings are technically masterful
• Commentary by Capt. Dave Baer: Help prevent vehicle crashes
• Kiwanis Club recognizes Terrific Kids
• Earthquake news touches Twins' Nishioka, media
• Balanced Gators top Vols
• Friday's high school sports roundup
• Bonita to talk fire pensions
• 'Cuba on My Mind' exhibition now open
• Citizens' high-risk policies targeted
• Fort Myers residents touch base with relatives in Japan during earthquake
• NFL Players Association opts to decertify
• Mahan hangs on to lead at Doral
• Donald Payne, South Fort Myers High
• Exhibition of Oleg Zhivetin's oils and giclees opens tonight at Shaw Gallery
• Lots of customers reported at Robb & Stucky's Bonita Springs location for liquidation
• Update on Arcadia art auction to feed homeless children and pets
• Coming Sunday: Exclusive content in The News-Press
• Paula Sizemore, Riverdale High
• Gardner Colby artist Frank Corso at home alone in the Everglades
• Tsunami waves hit Hawaii, sweep across islands
• South gets first Golden Apple winner
• Traffic alert: Crash shuts down eastbound lanes of Veterans Parkway in Cape Coral
• Contact us: Do you have any hamily or friends in Japan, Hawaii?
• Cool and sunny today, warmer weekend in store for Lee County
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Twins news, notes
• FGCU hoops severs ties with Balza
• Explore nature's predators and prey
• Purchasing books at Amazon helps the Naples Zoo
• Readers share how breast cancer changed their lives
• Merit pay for Florida teachers takes step forward
• Cape Coral officer returns from Afghanistan deployment
• CCCIA honors Cape builders with awards
• Findings presented from Cape Coral police Community Engagement Forum
• FGCU buying out former men's basketball coach Dave Balza's contract
• Fort Myers bar owner accused of battery, resisting arrest
• Fort Myers-based Robb & Stucky begins liquidation sale Friday
• Naples events hosted in style
• Inside The Philharmonic Center for the Arts
• Senate committee approves state employee pension bill
• 4 arrested in Fort Myers following drug investigation
• Pro bodybuilder arrested for prostitution in Bonita Springs
• MomsLikeMe.com Gold Coin Treasure Hunt
• Von Liebig reception for 'Cuba on My Mind' exhibit tomorrow night at 5:30
• Gardner Colby's Frank Corso follows in wake of Claude Monet
• Arcadia's 'GALLERY 122 WEST' celebrates art in Arcadia
• Thunderstorms moving toward Charlotte, Lee counties
• Traffic alert: Roadblock on eastbound Daniels Parkway
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Evacuations, vehicle and brush fires mark busy day for Cape Coral firefighters
• Vehicle rollover on Fowler Street in Fort Myers
• Pedroia regains footing for Sox
• Tell Mel: New mother says hospital violated her privacy rights
• State boosts e-readers in classrooms by 2015
• Alexander Crain, 14, to be tried as an adult for allegedly shooting, killing parents
• Firm folds; foreclosure court stuck
• Auction nears for troubled Lee County properties
• Robb & Stucky sale start is not certain
• Fort Myers attorney indicted on fraud charges
• Check out HU's Naples Legal Society's Speaker Series! March 14th - Dr. James Hodge and March 28th - Lt. Mike Dolan. All meetings are on Mondays at 5pm in Room 109, Naples Campus
• Florida House moves bill to cut unemployment
• Artist Diane Monet is as sunny and bright as a blue bird spring day
• Naples Art Association hosts annual college scholarship competition
• Spotlight on Christina Jarmolinski of Syzygy Gallery in Fort Myers.
• Florida Senate passes health care amendment
• Photojournalist Stephen Hayford uses stories he covered for 'Figures in Action'
• Bonita Springs environmental workshop set for March 24
• South Florida officials say drought conditions worse
• More on In One Instant Gallery's March photography classes
• Deputies investigate homicide in North Fort Myers
• Southbound I-75 back open in Bonita Springs after motorcycle crash
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Sam Cook: 'GiddyUp' behind a hero's pitch
• Verot grad adjusts to majors
• Gov. Scott: Florida can lead nation as job creator
• VIDEO REPLAY: Lee County Spelling Bee
• Firm plans 500 Lee jobs
• Gov. Scott: Florida can lead nation as job creator
• Florida Weekly to do feature story on Green-n-Groovy sculptor Steve Kalb
• Hundreds gather for Awake the State rally in Cape Coral
• In One Instant Gallery releases March photography class schedule
• Naples Art Association hosting Goddess Night on March 31
• The 23rd Annual Downtown Naples Festival of Art to take place March 26 & 27
• VIDEO REPLAY: Gov. Scott's State of the State address
• Naples Museum of Art to host incognito fundraiser on April 5
• Diane Monet's incessant drive to create makes her world-class impressionist
• Syzygy is serendipitous art gallery with rich tradition
• Deputies arrest woman who allegedly pulled gun after stealing underwear from Lehigh store
• Parents arrested after young boy is found in filth
• Pinellas Park police shoot suspect who hit officer with van
• Olympian inspires young artists at Mariner High School
• Polk County inmate dies after choking on hot dog
• Today's forecast: Highs in the 70s, mostly clear skies
• Rivalries put on hold
• Robb & Stucky loses bid to stay in business
• A bit of Irish trivia, limericks, bagpipers, door prizes... at PRACC Meeting
• Legislative session kicks off today
• Spring jobs outlook goes up in '11
• Blog from Connie Mack's town hall meeting
• Driver in 2008 crash that killed 6 sentenced
• Monet exhibit still on display at Naples' New River Fine Art
• Charlie Sheen fired from 'Two and a Half Men'
• Tampa International Airport adds flights to Cuba
• Exclusive: Putting disabilities on ice
• Letter from Donna Kahn: Inappropriate relationship?
• Council hears debate for allowing golf carts on Fort Myers streets
• Calling all Humans! The Diversity Committee is celebrating International Women's Day tomorrow in the Student Lounge. Please come and hear some amazing women speak about their lives and what drives them to share their passions with the world around
• Shaw Gallery's Oleg Zhivetin produces novel, unparalleled artworks
• Discovery leaves space station for the last time
• More on Arcadia art auction to feed homeless children and pets
• Media Matters: Bob & Tom told to 'shut up and rock'
• 18-month-old falls into backyard pool, drowns in Orlando
• Today's forecast: Partly cloudy skies, highs in the 70s
• Spotlight on Arts for ACT's collage artist, Lisa Freidus
• School bus crash reported in Cape Coral
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Deputies say worker's death at Lee Civic Center not suspicious
• Valencia set to cool 'hot corner'
• Fort Myers-based Robb & Stucky fights to stay in business
• Florida State beats N.C. State in men's basketball
• Photos: Harlem Globetrotters entertain in Lee County
• 1 Florida Lotto ticket worth $25 million jackpot
• CPR for 96 minutes: volunteers line up to save Minnesota man
• Children killed in Collier County crash identified
• Spring weather abounds: tornadoes, floods and even snowstorms…
• Hooters to Hooters half marathon underway in Fort Myers
• Fatal crash reported overnight on Three Oaks Pkwy in south Lee County
• The Great Jobs Project: Former WCI executive wants to put his skills to work
• Florida bill would tax water in bottles
• Old Blades lead Junior Everblades to title
• Florida budget battle, with a twist
• Lee, Collier welcome Albert II
• Big crowd remains in hunt for Coors Light Open win
• Sam Cook: Cape Coral mother plays waiting game with her failing heart
• Lee County court set to hear smokers' lawsuits
• For one weekend, just call it Cape O'Coral
• Poll of the week: Do you support efforts in the Florida Legislature to restrict state employee unions?
• Check out recent Little League galleries
• Around 50 attend Cape Coral police's Community Engagement Forum
• Fort Myers woman, child die in Collier County crash
• Hogs, steers auctioned off at Lee County fair
• Car hits, kills 4 pedestrians on I-95 in Miami
• Top 5 most read news-press.com stories for the last week
• Sculptor Steve Kalb puts on blacksmith demo during last night's Art Walk
• Arcadia art auction to feed homeless kids and pets rescheduled for March 20
• Prince Albert of Monaco to be in Southwest Florida for Art of the Olympians opening
• Blades stumble in playoff race
• Rail billions head elsewhere
• Girl in toxic truck likely died in Miami
• Home plate is in place; now complex will rise around it
• Homes bill is praised, panned
• Rays happy he's being Manny
• Homes bill is praised, panned
• Wanted: A few good men
• Doctor sues Lee sheriff's office for seized material
• CrimeStoppers: Relentless burglar caught on tape
• Delray Beach police ID kids found dead in canal
• Reception for new exhibition at 'GALLERY 122 WEST' on Sunday, March 6
• Craig Wolf fired from NBC2
• Parker on Politics: Porter Goss' son may seek congressional seat
• Contact us: How has breast cancer affected you or someone you know?
• Florida justices rule for Scott on high-speed rail
• Tools in Motion opens tonight at Center for the Arts of Bonita Springs
• Unemployment dips to 8.9 percent, 192,000 jobs added
• Firefighters battling wildfire in West Miami-Dade
• Lee County under fire weather warning
• Breezy again today in Southwest Florida; rain expected on Sunday
• Woman accused of stealing from Cape Coral also faces DUI charges
• Driver causes serious crash while fleeing from Fort Myers police
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• FGCU hoops drops Balza
• Arts for ACT explodes with color
• Sam Cook: Turning left at North Fort Myers school not right
• Public stations gasp for air
• FGCU's Dave Balza out as men's basketball head coach
• Don't overlook In One Instant Gallery during tomorrow night's Art Walk
• Discovery given an extra day in space
• Cape firefighters keep busy with multiple fires
• Faith notes
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• Passidomo files fast-track foreclosure bill
• NFL, union get 24-hour extension to negotiations
• Intermediate Photoshop workshop coming to the Phil March 25-26
• Prof. Marcia Eaton's 'What is art?' will challenge Phil audiences
• Fla. justices hear high speed rail dispute
• Coming Sunday: Exclusive content in The News-Press
• Group walks out of south Fort Myers Walmart with more than $8,000 in stolen iPads
• Florida West Arts
• Officials meet to plan countywide ambulance board in Collier County
• Stalking suspect worked in Lee schools, also a New York hall of fame coach
• State Road 776 shut down in Charlotte County after crash
• Bonita Springs City Council commits money for beach renourishment
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Fire warning issued for Lee County
• Tell Mel: Scam to sell land on Ebay thwarted
• Duo brighten Braves' future
• State health officials look at overhaul of system
• Teachers' merit-pay debate not dead yet
• AP: Gingrich to start testing presidential bid
• Bonita Springs City Council limits city manager candidates to 28
• Four fans perfect in Oscar contest
• South Lee fire district consolidation unlikely — for now
• Cape leaders meet to discuss utility plan
• FGCU extends Smesko's contract
• Beckett to miss start with concussion symptoms
• Exhibition of coveted artworks by Oleg Zhivetin opens at Shaw Gallery March 11
• April race planner for Southwest Florida
• Contact us: Do you play online poker or would play if legalized in Florida?
• Carmen Rey-Gomez, Director of Hodges' Hispanic Institute, talks to Lee Pitts about the 2011 Diversity Festival. This event takes place this Saturday, March 5th at the Sugden Regional Park in Naples. The address is 4284 Avalon Drive. Hope to see y
• Sculptor Steve Kalb and Green-n-Groovy are perfect ecological match
• More March races in Southwest Florida
• Charlie Sheen blindsided by sons being removed from house
• Central Fla. wildfire continues to burn
• IPad fans eager to see new bells and whistles
• Doug MacGregor: Florida's Real Life Nightmare Movie
• Judge throws trials for loop
• Lee County Attorney Hunt officially hired for three years
• Sam Cook: Juvenile defendant ... adult charge ... tough decision
• United Way of Lee, Hendry and Glades counties hasn't given up on fundraising goal
• Twins fans get a look at the future
• DeBruyne Fine Art to open Marilyn Simandle exhibition on March 10
• Florida Supreme Court asked to rule on high-speed rail
• Frank Corso coming to Gardner Colby Gallery in Naples on March 10
• Holocaust survivors plan Florida protest on unpaid insurance
• Space shuttle Discovery crew opens new space station module
• Green-n-Groovy's Steve Kalb to demonstrate repoussage during Art Walk
• Bonita resident McDonald dominates Coors Light Open qualifying
• Galloway Soup Kitchen Benefit tonight
• Collier County teen charged in stabbing death in mother's custody
• Video: Twins fans talk about their favorite players
• Trailer recovered in Cape Coral nearly 1 year after theft report
• Cape Coral boat operator charged in death of passenger in 2010 crash
• Cape Coral police union files grievance in credits-for-pay dispute
• Enjoy Carnival Festival and more
• On exhibit this week in southwest Florida galleries - Part Nine
• On exhibit this week in southwest Florida galleries - Part Eight
• The King's Celebration Gala
• On exhibit this week in southwest Florida galleries - Part Seven
• On exhibit this week in southwest Florida galleries - Part Six
• Burggraf reception Friday night at Bob Rauschenberg Gallery
• Trial begins today in Collier toddler's death
• Collier teen accused in fatal stabbing to make court appearance
• Central Fla. wildfire grows to 13,000 acres
• Today's weather: Chance of thunderstorms this afternoon
• Fort Myers woman worries about family in Libya
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Cape cuts impact fees to attract businesses
• On exhibit this week in southwest Florida galleries - Part Five
• Boston's Crawford fits in fine
• On exhibit this week in southwest Florida galleries - Part Four
• Florida man on golf cart charged with DUI
• Alleged Cape Coral day care killer's trial date now November
• Crawford makes spring training debut for Red Sox
• Planning dinner & a movie?
• Private collection of masterworks on display in Naples
• On exhibit this week in southwest Florida galleries - Part Three
• Jane Russell, star of 1940s and 1950s films, dies
• Atkins homers in Pirates win over Rays
• Chefs employ culinary skills to help Estero festival raise funds for charities
• Lee, Collier county resorts aim to give guests royal treatment
• On exhibit this week in southwest Florida galleries - Part Two
• On exhibit this week in southwest Florida galleries - Part One
• Teacher at Alva school suspended, accused of cruelty toward child
• The Naples National awards of distinction winners are ....
• Sheen says he wants a raise to return to CBS show
• Ohio artist best in show at Naples National art festival
• Survey: Economy will grow moderately through 2012
• More on this Friday night's Art Walk
• ICE dive unit in Miami targets drug smuggler ships
• Collier teen accused of killing parents back in court
• Doctors want teens banned from tanning salons
• Fort Myers Art Walk returns Friday night, March 4
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Focused Beckett takes loss
• Sun Belt regular-season champ Florida Atlantic defeats South Alabama
• Exclusive content in The News-Press
• Mullet toss part of busy weekend
• Shuttle Discovery astronaut says space station Is no Motel 6
• Charlotte County brush fire 95 percent contained
• Red Sox meet Twins tonight in Grapefruit League opener
• No. 14 Florida State takes 67-50 win over Clemson in women's basketball
• Time to sign up: Registration for Lee County camps starts today
• A spruce-up is in order for North Fort Myers stretch
• Gov. Scott's goals are known, his strategy isn't
• Can he spell recidivism? Central Florida 8-year-old boy arrested for 5th time
• Awesome antiques
• Jewelry at Fine Art Fair
• Art and Antique Fair
• Wave crash in 4A-3
• Red Sox shortstop earns starting spot hard way
• Enjoying opera locally
• Naples Opera
• Sam Cook: Bible saved him once; no saving him now
• Lee County Black History Museum exhibition in persistence
• Florida cities oppose legislative ban of red-light cameras
• This week's poll: Politically, would you describe The News-Press as conservative, liberal or in the middle?
• Red Sox spring training complex mostly in hands of Lee, Collier county contractors
• Soldat dominates Fountain of Youth at Gulfstream
• From the publisher: 44 years in America, truly a 'Golden Mountain'
• No. 22 Kentucky surges past No. 13 Florida 76-68
• Wine, food fest raises record $1.6 million for children's health charities
• Man who lost foot in boating accident from Bonita Springs
• White, Dulkys lead Florida State past Miami 65-59 in men's basketball
• Check out Lee County Little League galleries
• Hunting for a house? Century 21 Sunbelt Realty has launched an app for that
• Burggraf exhibition at Bob Rauschenberg Gallery geometrically colorful
• The tents go up for Naples National Art Festival, which starts today
• Oscar shivers; severe weather for Central U.S.; SW Florida drought continues
• ECS baseball games turns into celebration
• Late surge gives lift to struggling FGCU
• Rivalry readies locals for playoffs
• This Richard Simmons will make you sweat
• Twins shoot for next step
• FGCU misses star slugger
• Merger of south Lee County fire districts takes hit
• Florida Governor Scott gets week to mull high-speed rail
• Florida bills target watersports
• Stay informed while on the go
• Bonita brush fire 100 percent contained
• Man faces charges in SeaWorld child rape
• Planning dinner & a movie?
• Space shuttle Discovery heat shields believed to be OK
• Cape Coral police searching for attacker
• Lehigh resident arrested in DUI manslaughter case
• Roll out the barrels
• Video: Fort Myers police officer helps ducklings cross the road
• Shortridge exhibition opened last night at DeBruyne Fine Art
• Naples National just 24 hours away
• Tools in Motion has been popular traveling art exhibition since 2005
• Jean Le Boeuf: Blue Provence has perfect food, poor service
• CBS, Warner pull plug on season of Sheen's sitcom
• How high will gas go this time?
• Bodies of 3 missing Amish children swept away in Kentucky creek found
• Lawsuits challenge Florida redistricting changes
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Sunny weekend ahead in Lee County
• FGCU women's basketball wins A-Sun title
• FGCU men steal home basketball win
• Sam Cook: Walmart good at admitting, not remitting
• FGCU women clinch Atlantic Sun Conference title
• Space shuttle Discovery launches
• Scott rejects revised Fla. high-speed rail plan
• Cape offering CERT training
• Sgt. says Cape soldier's dad reported plot
• 6 Collier teachers recognized as Golden Apple winners today
• Qui gong masters teach on Marco this weekend
• Disney employee charged with sexual battery on guest
• Blood supply critically low in Collier County
• FGCU's Shidai Jingshen exhibition really makes viewers think
• It's tool time at the Center for the Arts of Bonita Springs on March 4
• Tell us: What was the price of gas where you filled up?
• Space shuttle Discovery fueled for final flight
• Traffic alert: Wreck reported on Veronica Shoemaker and Colonial boulevards
• Judge says WikiLeaks' Assange can be extradited
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Partly clear skies today after foggy start in Lee County
• Traffic alert: Crash blocks I-75 southbound on ramp in Estero
• 2011 tennis preview
• A-Sun crown in reach for FGCU women's basketball team
• Soccer title caps Cape High turnaround
• Robb & Stucky vows to fight
• In the words of Naples National fiber artist, Mimi Damrauer
• Fine arts festival comes to Mercato Plaza on March 5 and 6
• Chinese artist Xiao Lu avant-garde long before current FGCU art exhibition
• Suspect in Tampa officer killing known as quiet teen
• Judge: Auction to decide fate of Robb & Stucky
• Fort Myers Housing Authority approves purchase of new storage facility
• Elmira fires former Everblades coach Cameron
• FGCU's Pena named Atlantic Sun Conference Golfer of the Week
• SWFL Wine & Food Fest Grand Tasting and Auction at Miromar Lakes Beach and Golf Club, Sat. Feb. 26
• Deputies investigate vehicle vandalism on Matlacha
• Fort Myers man sentenced to 30 years for several burglaries
• Cape businesses learn to take advantage of social media
• Romantic impressionist Stephen Shortridge has no trouble being inspired
• Winning Fantasy 5 ticket sold in Naples
• Artist Mariah Fox Hausman to lead print restoration workshop at the Phil
• Opal returns home to resume life on Isles of Capri
• Teen attacks school bus driver near Tampa
• Chico's income grows year-over-year
• Today's forecast: Partly cloudy skies, highs in the 70s
• Vaccine makers ruled immune
• Visibility low on I-75 in Southwest Florida due to heavy fog
• Volunteer Accountant Needed
• Lightning display awes fans
• Housing pros upbeat at Market Watch
• Fabric artist Mimi Damrauer one of 260 artists taking part in Naples National
• Ray Burggraf exhibition opens at Bob Rauschenberg Gallery on March 4
• Green-n-Groovy Gallery to feature artist-blacksmith Steve Kalb during Art Walk
• The News-Press readers weigh in with their food faves
• Shortridge exhibition at DeBruyne Fine Art will have you salivating
• Arcadia's 'GALLERY 122 WEST' has big weekend planned
• Rollover crash reported in Lehigh Acres
• Multi-vehicle crash, heavy fog tying up traffic on Palm Beach
• New Zealand earthquake kills at least 65, traps more
• St. Petersburg police officer killed in shooting
• Northbound I-75 closed in Manatee County due to fog
• Dense fog advisory in effect in Lee County
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Eagles' men sweep again
• FGCU women steal victory
• Judah supports corridor to Collier
• State attorney's office files charges against teens accused of school bus vandalism
• Naples rape-murder case from '05 set for trial
• Fighting for each other: Southwest Florida locals waging war against heart disease, Type 1 diabetes and breast cancer
• Stephen Shortridge brings romantic impressionism to DeBruyne Fine Art
• Meet authors Saturday at Literacy Council of Bonita Springs event
• Survey: Travelers would welcome direct service to Latin America from Southwest Florida Int'l
• NASA begins countdown for Thursday launch try
• Scott firm in opposition to high-speed rail plan
• Check out the new videos we uploaded on YouTube!
• Best-selling author to visit Naples on Friday
• Toddler in critical condition after falling into Cape Coral pool
• Phil announces March watercolor landscape workshop with Christopher Leeper
• The 32nd Naples National Art Festival takes place this weekend in Cambier Park
• Exhibits now running in Fort Myers
• Exhibits now running on Naples' Fifth Avenue
• Exhibits now running on Gallery Row and Naples' Bayfront Place
• Business digest: Hispanic chamber to host Spring Job Fair
• Buju Banton still awaiting verdict in cocaine case
• Today's forecast: Highs in the 70s, partly cloudy skies
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Red Sox step up to plate for local nonprofits
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Texting ban likely to hit the skids
• Cape employee admits to stealing from City Hall cafe
• 20-year-old rookie Trevor Bayne wins Daytona 500
• ACE Group Classic: Langer takes win by four shots over Funk
• Neeson's 'Unknown' wins weekend with $21.8M debut
• Exclusive editorial: Reform Florida pension system
• Exclusive: Making the job regional
• Exclusive: Bucking a bank, and the court
• Racing jockey Coa improving after neck injury at Gulfstream
• Traffic alert: All lanes open on Alligator Alley in Collier County after crash
• Southwest Florida art scene: week ending February 20, 2011
• Stuck in a rut week and beyond – SW Florida nice (but dry); elsewhere not so!
• Spotlight on Gardner Colby abstract expressionist Susan Morosky
• New Florida Senate president pushes conservative plan
• Chinese avant-garde art on exhibit at FGCU Art Gallery
• Naples National Art Festival announces schedule of events
• The Great Jobs Project: After three years, manager still struggles to replace job
• Exclusive content in today's The News-Press
• Eagle men get past Campbell
• Riverdale has two champions
• FGCU women hold off Campbell
• Cypress title drought ends
• Aura of Daytona looms large
• All eyes are on Johnson
• Cape Coral High School earns first title
• Bills aid prosecutors in Florida sex-crime cases
• Funk fights through knee problems
• Florida State rolls past Wake Forest in men's basketball
• Poll of the Week: Would you vote for U.S. Rep. Connie Mack IV is he runs for the U.S. Senate in 2012?
• Riverdale's Langford collects Class 2A Florida title in wrestling
• Crowds fill downtown for Edison Grand Parade
• Cape Coral High's boys soccer team wins Class 4A state title
• Langer holds 4-shot advantage at ACE Group Classic
• More on the Phil's tour of local artists' studios
• Bicyclist in critical condition after being struck by a vehicle in Estero
• River District art galleries poised for Music Walk onslaught
• Spotlight on Gardner Colby impressionist Lesley Rich
• Spotlight on Gardner Colby sculptor, Estella Fransbergen
• Friday's Southwest Florida sports briefs
• Practice pays off at ACE Classic
• Exemption helps fulfill Spittle's dream
• Cochran's confidence grows
• Blades down Gwinnett
• Drivers vary on Daytona500 strategy
• FGCU splits pair of softball games
• Nationals' Strasburg faces gradual return to pitching
• Cypress junior lives up to ranking
• Fort Myers-based upscale furniture chain Robb & Stucky bankrupt
• Germain Arena houses choice entertainment such as Elton John, Cher, WWE...
• Collier County drowning baby 911 call released
• Twins fans come out for spring training
• ACE Group Classic: Langer, Cochran share lead
• NASA picks Thursday for space shuttle Discovery's final launch
• Charges pending in fatal Charlotte County crash
• Fort Myers resident charged in 2008 convenience store robbery
• Fort Myers-based Robb & Stucky files for bankruptcy protection
• Naples Premier Art and Antique Fair to be filled with amazing art, jewels and antiques
• From mom to champion in less than 6 months
• US drug czar holds roundtable with students at Fort Myers High School
• Don't forget - the Edison Light Parade is tomorrow the 19th, and the Miss Southwest Florida Scholarship Pageant is Sunday the 20th. Join Hodges for all the fun this weekend!
• Naples Museum of Art sponsors tour of studios of renowned local artists
• Firefighter refused call to Tucson shooting
• Wis. protesters buoyed by delay on anti-union bill
• Jean Le Boeuf: Buffalo Wild Wings really is a rambunctious place
• Art in the Park on March 5 to showcase students from Royal Palm Academy
• Atheists questions sheriff's basketball donation
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Newhart brings 'Button-Down Mind' to the Mann
• Everblades at home with Gwinnett this weekend
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Fort Myers attorney charged in $4.2 million mortgage fraud
• Ex-Cape Coral man convicted of killing his grandmother in United Kingdom
• Frankness ACE Group Classic player Calcavecchia's policy
• Lee County teacher suspended following allegations of inappropriate conduct with student
• More info released about Wednesday shooting in Port Charlotte
• Legislators propose law to ban public funds for pro sports teams
• DCF Immokalee worker found to have violated agency policy
• Florida legislators try to curb using public funds for pro sports venues
• Lehigh class helps participants in planning successful careers
• Best Bets: Fish warm up to anglers
• Josh Knerly delivered primo lecture last night at The von Liebig
• Avant-garde Chinese art exhibition opens today at FGCU Art Gallery
• 'GALLERY 122 WEST' postpones art auction for charity
• Cape Coral wins at Class 4A boys soccer state semifinals
• Workshop on Lightroom at the Phil March 4-5
• 'Ladies Night' reception tonight at Naples' Gardner Colby Gallery
• Cape Coral police investigate stabbing
• More on von Liebig exhibit 'Cuba on My Mind' beginning March 12
• Letter from Stacy Needles Witthoff: Public-private partnership could build community center
• Nearly 10,000 babies suffer crib injuries yearly
• Clear skies today across Southwest Florida
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• God of Love nominated for 2011 Oscar shown at NIFF
• Friendliness is no mirage at condo complex
• Florida Senate to release Medicaid overhaul plans today
• Charlotte County authorities investigate shooting
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Woman accused in Subway burglaries once worked there
• USPS announces locations available for Presidents Day service
• Excellence in Law Enforcement Award recipient announced
• Cape officials move ahead with utility bond vote plan
• Von Liebig speaker Josh Knerly to discuss Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I
• Cuban art comes to The von Liebig Art Center
• Bonita Springs artist Kimberlee Alemian at Gardner Colby for 'Ladies Night'
• Dinner and a murder mystery
• Art law expert Josh Knerly speaks tonight at The von Liebig on Nazi looting
• Borders files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• Port Charlotte man killed on I-75 after truck strikes wheel
• Doug MacGregor: Everglades Species
• Body of 10-year-old girl found in truck
• Tour de Marco Island set for April 3
• Cape Coral teen charged in girlfriend's death released on bond
• Pleasant weather today in Southwest Florida
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Verot's run in regional ends in 3OT
• Boston's Beckett eyes big season
• Pill mill battle heats up
• Fun in sunny Naples, Florida
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• Marlins install first seat at new Miami ballpark
• Red Sox send pitcher Coello to Cubs for second baseman Thomas
• Deer smashes through couple's bedroom window
• Discriminating Lee, Collier county diners want more than a meal
• Women claim Florida cop demanded to see their breasts
• Collier County deputies investigating toddler's death
• Athletic events to raise funds for fallen Lee County sheriff's deputy
• President Obama lauds Medal of Freedom recipients
• Contact us: Do you text while driving?
• The Monuments Men also recovered the Ghent Altarpiece at Altaussee
• The Ghent Altarpiece is number 3 on the list of famous works looted by the Nazis
• Lehigh fire commissioners divided over hiring for 2 positions
• Now playing in the southwest Florida art scene
• Vermeer's Astronomer second most important artwork looted by the Nazis
• Accident damages I-75 overpass in Williston
• $1.1M supercar headed to USA
• Senior-Palooza and Health Fair to come to Cape Coral
• Photo: Fort Myers home damaged in fire
• Today's forecast: Clear skies, cool temps
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Warm wintry winds soon to be replaced by colder ones
• Red Sox relievers pack power, size
• Here's what's new in the southwest Florida art scene the week of February 14
• Survey: Life's tough here in Florida
• In One Instant Gallery to showcase photographer Hayford's 'Figures in Action'
• Wednesday's von Liebig speaker says Nazi looting was widespread and large scale
• Two arrested in brutal Fort Myers home invasion robbery
• Former Lee commissioner's 1997 conviction vacated
• Woman struck by deputy's car
• NFL files charge against union with labor board
• Scholarship fundraiser on St. Patrick's Day
• Families rally behind Cape's victims advocate program
• Bicyclist struck by truck in North Fort Myers remains in critical condition
• Interiors in vogue at new Bonita design firm
• Art law expert Josh Knerly to delve into Nazi looting at The von Liebig
• Profile on the folk art blues of Lennie Jones - part 2
• Suspects in Subway burglaries could face more charges
• Southwest Florida art scene: the week ending February 13, 2011
• Obama unveils $3.73 trillion budget for 2012
• Letter from Darrin Palumbo: Dear School Board, do nothing on Tract K
• Traffic alert: Roadway clear after crash involving school bus
• Officials investigate house fire in Bonita Springs
• Fire weather warning issued for all Florida counties
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Lady Antebellum has big night
• Florida colleges look at cuts in majors
• Motorcyclist deaths trend up
• 'Near and Far' exhibition at Shaw Gallery is so enjoyable it's hard to leave
• Southwest Florida may see patches of frost tonight
• Junior parade highlights busy weekend
• Clewiston resident dies in Hendry County crash
• Former Ms. Olympia conducting weight loss camp in Ft. Myers
• Thousands of children participate in Edison Junior Parade in Fort Myers
• See where Downtown Diva has been recently
• Bob Wittman discusses the business side of art during lecture at the Phil
• Earnhardt Jr. wins Daytona 500 pole
• Long-lasting love: North Fort Myers couples celebrate 50 years of marriage
• Bob Wittman urges common sense during lecture at the Phil yesterday
• It was all smiles at Diane Monet reception at New River Fine Art Friday night
• South Florida’s dry weather pattern worsens; high winds rake the Rockies
• Bicyclist hospitalized after being struck by truck in Cape Coral
• Profile on the folk art blues of Lennie Jones - part 1
• Youth Sports Achievers
• NASCAR still no poster child for safety
• Cape charges Final 4
• Cypress star, South shine in A-3
• Riverdale rolls through regional
• Verot eases past Gators in 3A-12
• Caloosahatchee River's ills start with Lake Okeechobee
• Exclusive content in The News-Press
• Poll of the week: Which issue do you think is more important: cutting spending or lowering taxes?
• Health care sign-ups lag
• Gerhart wins 7th career Daytona ARCA race
• No. 17 Florida edges Tennessee with late layup
• NIFF holds an Oscar Awards Party
• FGCU falls to Mercer in men's basketball
• Cooley scores 18 as No. 8 Notre Dame beats South Florida
• Florida State stops Virginia rally for 63-56 win in men's hoops
• Man sentenced to 17 years for investment fraud of Haitian-Americans
• Youth baseball opening day
• Opening day photos: Cape American, Ft Myers American, Hancock; Buckingham to follow
• Positively Paseo: Development says things are looking up in '11
• Arts for ACT announces reception for Lennie Jones, Lisa Freidus, William Hofer
• Mack stresses importance of combating foreign threats
• Fans speak frondly of Florida's state tree, the sabal palm
• Art law expert to discuss Nazi looting and provenance at The von Liebig
• Fruit flies found in Broward County
• Speeds top 203 mph on Daytona's newly repaved oval
• Florida's Sunshine State Community Bank among those regulators shut down
• PRACC February meeting, turning red tape to green
• Red Sox's Pedroia reports to Fort Myers camp, says foot is fully healed
• Cash stolen from Fort Myers jewelry store
• No new beach cleaning needed on Gulf, feds say
• 2010 champ Couples not playing in The ACE Group Classic this year
• Indianapolis Motor Speedway announcer Tom Carnegie dies at 91
• Reception tonight at Naples' New River Fine Art for Impressionist Diane Monet
• Section of downtown Fort Myers to be closed for Edison Junior Parade
• Owl struck by car on I-75 is euthanized
• Shaw Gallery's Leonard Mizerek is painter in the Brandywine Tradition
• Lee County December tourist tax dollars down, visitors up year-over-year
• State Rep. Shawn Harrison injured in car accident
• Bob Wittman and the Antique Roadshow - part 2
• Egypt's military supports Mubarak; protesters mass
• Red Sox equipment truck arrives in Fort Myers
• Cooler temps, rain in today's Lee County forecast
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• FGCU men fall in final seconds
• Everblades play tonight at Cincinnati
• Electrical employees picket CenturyLink to keep rights
• Film Festival's 'Preferred Pass'
• Recreational activities at Delnor-Wiggins Pass include...
• Thursday, February 17, is 'Ladies Night' at Naples' Gardner Colby Gallery
• Obama questions credibility of Egypt's action
• Edison science, inventors fair winners
• Tampa Bay-area woman guilty of killing Maine man
• New exhibition at Shaw Gallery in Naples studies the way light changes color
• Victim identified in fatal Corkscrew Road crash in Estero
• Florida Governor Scott nixes Obama plan on unemployment taxes
• Contact us: Is government red tape hindering your business?
• More than 180,000 prescription pills turned in for safe Lee County disposal
• Cape Coral woman accused of trying to pawn mom's property
• University of Florida study shows thousands of women get unnecessary surgical breast biopsies
• Massachusetts sex offender arrested in Fort Myers faces more charges
• Doug MacGregor: Mubarak Steps Down
• Reception for impressionist Diane Monet tomorrow night at New River Fine Art
• Bob Wittman to discuss the Antique Roadshow at the Phil
• Dense fog advisory issued for Lee and Collier counties
• It's a happy valentine for Verizon customers and iPhone lovers
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Goodland boat parade benefits Avow Hospice
• YMCA welcomes islanders to Community Day events
• Private class: Preparing roasted fish
• Long journey to have kayak, nature park nearing its goal
• Chamber head says group vital to city's health
• Foreclosures dive in Florida, at least for now
• Gov. Scott gets on businesses' good side with proposed tax cut
• Wild weather whacks Lone Star State – Sort of heads toward Florida
• 'Discovered Light' exhibition opens today at DeBruyne Fine Art
• Investigation launched into Cape officer accused of pushing woman at jail
• Collier deputy hits pedestrian with patrol car
• Cape real estate broker dies at 57
• Video: Naples jewelry store owner tries to thwart robbers
• Lee County, Fort Myers Beach to discuss parks
• One dead in motorcycle crash on Pine Island
• Cape Coral firefighters, bystanders save elderly man who fell into canal
• Two more Subway burglaries reported in Lee County
• Cape CPA does taxes minus signs, costumes
• Weatherburn Gallery celebrates the female form Saturday night
• Naples National Art Festival returns on Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 26 and 27
• Doug MacGregor: Governor Have You No Sense of Decency?
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Kitchen fire causes significant damage to Cape Coral restaurant
• The St. Valentine's Day Massacre: Was it Really Al Capone?
• Signings not slowing down
• Cape Coral boys soccer outlasts Golden Gate
• Riverdale's finest pitch in
• High School Roundup: ECS soccer goes down in PKs
• Today's Everblades game
• Schools gasp at proposed cuts
• NIFF's 2nd Annual Oscar Party - Academy Award nominees are...
• Man dies in south Fort Myers motorcycle crash
• Fred Couples may skip this year's ACE Group Classic
• Fire reported at Garden Street Iron & Metal in Fort Myers
• 20-acre fire contained on Pine Island
• Hundreds gather for 22nd Annual Mrs. Edison Hymn Sing
• Video from Sept. McDonald's robbery scene
• Get rid of restrictions on business, Connie Mack tells Marco business owners
• City not a party to Tract K lease agreement
• Lindsay Lohan to be charged with grand theft
• Bob Wittman to speak about art frauds and fakes at the Phil this Saturday
• Investigation finds no wrongdoing in Cape officer's shooting of dog
• The southwest Florida art scene - the week starting February 7
• Just Add Muscle hosting block party event
• 5 ways to get your fitness back on track
• Cape Coral City Council town halls set
• Beasley Broadcast Group's income more than doubles year-over-year
• Semi rollover closes I-75 southbound lane in Charlotte County
• Police: Tampa mom described plan as a 'massacre'
• Polk County man accused of glorifying gang life pleads guilty
• Lely standout signs with Maryland
• Forecast: Temps start to fall
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Forecast: Temps start to fall in Lee County
• Obama to businesses: 'Now is the time to invest in America'
• Traffic alert: Crash reported on New York St. in Bonita Springs
• Rolle, Devine invited to NFL Combine
• Resident drops lawsuit against Collier County over Jackson Labs project
• Pavlos to counter Martin's report at today's Cape council meeting
• Henderson presenting annual 'state of the city' address
• Super Bowl XLV most-watched program in TV history
• Report: Woman died after riding Disney ride
• Fort Myers police cracks down on illegal guns
• Traffic shift on Midpoint Bridge begins today
• AOL buying Huffington Post for $315 million
• Photos: Downtown Diva - Art Walk
• Cloudy skies today in Southwest Florida
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Florida Rotary District 6960 To Provide Mobile Water Purification Equipment To Haiti
• Gov. Rick Scott promises 'one of the most fiscally responsible budgets in the nation'
• Gangs here, often hidden
• Videos: Super Bowl XLV commercials
• Videos: Super Bowl XLV commercials
• Photo gallery: Edison Festival goes to the dogs
• Guest commentary by Police Chief Thom Carr: Marco crime on increase
• Obama says people who hate him don't know him
• Flight returns to Tampa after window cracks on takeoff
• 83-year-old Punta Gorda man killed in crash
• Southwest Florida art scene: week ended February 6, 2011
• 'The Roommate' tops weekend box office with $15.6 million
• A Meteorological Super Bowl
• Foggy in a.m., then mid-70s this afternoon
• Letter from Kathy Campbell: Tract K still sensible option for Academy
• Bob Wittman to discuss art fakes and forgeries at the Phil on February 12
• Today's FGCU men's basketball game
• Blades lose in shootout
• Guard's hot shooting keys FGCU women's basketball win
• Vikings complete sweep of Fort Myers
• Lee County budget ax may fall on services
• Trail rides on horseback provide a different way to see Southwest Florida
• Florida high school goalie charged with felony battery in fight
• Poll of the week: Next Lee County school superintendent's salary
• Florida Panhandle officials want BP to pay for new sand
• Cape Coral police shoot, kill dog during altercation
• Miami beats Virginia 70-68 in OT
• No. 21 Syracuse pounds South Florida 72-49
• Photos: Fort Myers American Little League 'Work Day'
• Commission to pick new Lee County attorney at Tuesday meeting
• South Fort Myers kicks off 20th season with first Little League opening day
• Top five most read stories on news-press.com for the last week
• Tracey does it all
• Art Walk attracts nearly 2,000 to the downtown Fort Myers River District
• Last Thursday night, Gardner Colby Gallery was in-spot in Olde Naples
• Over 200 artists open their tents as ArtFest Fort Myers starts today
• Greenville rally dooms Everblades
• Today's letters to the editor: Our environment
• Southwest Florida experts on Valentine's Day wows
• Roy Yamaguchi and his chef team cook up support for wine festival
• Lee Building Industry: 2011 Parade of Homes
• Grandeur Open Door: Inside a south Fort Myers renovation
• 2011 Southwest Florida Wine & Food Fest: Meet the four-year-old artists
• South Fort Myers grabs fourth straight district wrestling title
• Riverdale cruises to District 2A-12 wrestling crown
• Sharp jobless rate drop confounds economists
• Arrest made in Thursday's Fort Myers murder
• Quarterback Brissett chooses Florida over mother's wishes
• Whale that scientists sedated found dead off Florida
• Coming Sunday: Exclusive content in The News-Press
• Cape Coral crews repair break to sewer force main off Chiquita Boulevard
• Fort Myers Art Walk just minutes away
• 2 arrested in January Fort Myers murder
• Coming Tuesday: Live chat on Parent Teacher Associations
• City-LCEC tree-trimming under review, following property owners' complaint
• Florida Gov. Rick Scott to propose 2-year Florida budget
• Don't forget students and graduates.....The Rasmussen College Career and Networking Fair is on February 17th from 10 to 2 at the Hyatt next door to campus. We look forward to seeing you there! It's going to be a great event!
• Official: Giffords' astronaut husband going to fly
• Nine acts bring the blues to Bonita Springs
• Unemployment falls to 9.0 percent, 36,000 jobs created
• Mental competency hearing for Mesac Damas rescheduled
• Nice weekend ahead in Southwest Florida
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• All lanes back open on S.R. 82 after crash
• Alligator Alley remains open despite foggy morning
• The Queen of Cabaret, Andrea Marcovicci
• Fort Myers boys basketball finally shows title form
• Best of Broadway comes to Naples, Florida
• Jane Goodall to speak at The Phil
• Roadblock cleared at scene of fatal Lehigh rollover
• Fort Myers shooting victim dies
• Florida wildlife officials crack down on game meat sales
• Bitter cold, destruction in wake of mammoth U.S. storm
• Google rolls out Android Market for Web browsers
• Northeast Pine Island road reopens in Cape Coral after fatal crash
• Ford recalling F-150 pickups to fix door handles
• Applications being accepted for Lee Circuit judge opening
• Lehigh man dies in Collier County crash
• BTV 98 helps keep Bonita residents informed
• Reception tonight at Naples' Gardner Colby Gallery for 'Travels' artists.
• More on ArtFest Fort Myers, February 5 and 6
• Chinese avant-garde art coming to FGCU Art Gallery on February 17
• Green-n-Groovy is newest Fort Myers Art Walk partner
• Alligator Alley reopens after fog-related closure
• Man who stole TVs from 2 Lee County Walmarts sought (photos)
• DNA evidence helps convict man after 24 years
• UN: Food prices reach historic peak
• Poll: Floridians like their senators, but mixed on Obama
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Forecast: Cloudy skies expected throughout the day
• Lee County issued dense fog advisory
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• Collectors get a piece of Diane Monet's heart and soul with each painting
• Cape Coral officials study vacuum sewer plan
• Parade of Homes listings reflect builders' optimism
• Bonita Springs council postpones Everglades Wonder Gardens discussion
• Central Florida man has boat taken as punishment for killing manatee
• 4 Lee County students arrested for making death threats on Facebook
• Sliders great for Super Bowl-watching party food
• Eagle Sanctuary Foundation set to lease Tract K
• Yacht Club conducts change of watch
• 'Luminous Impressions' exhibition at FGCU Art Gallery closes tomorrow
• Visit Arts for ACT Gallery during Art Walk this Friday
• ArtFest Fort Myers recipient of Greater Fort Myers Chamber Chrysalis Award
• Hideaway Beach community digs deep for cancer fundraiser
• UF survey finds real estate market more optimistic
• National Signing Day: Lehigh's Wells signs with Minnesota
• Capri captain helps land championship kingfish
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• Flight cancellations continue at Southwest Florida International
• 10-year-old boy dies after Charlotte County accident
• Southwest Florida gets another warm day
• 'Travels' opens February 3 at Naples' Gardner Colby Gallery
• Lee County sheriff's workers offered buyout
• Fort Myers Police Department honors three retirees
• 'The Kennedys' miniseries finally finds a home
• Police: Tampa mom covered children's dead bodies
• Apartment fire extinguished in Fort Myers
• Naples Art in the Park runs from 10-4 this Saturday on Park Street
• Army Reserve close to purchase of Cape Coral land
• Fort Myers Toyota dealership to be sold
• Send your letters: Egyptian protests
• Watson resigns from Lehigh fire district
• Joanne's House, a Hospice House, entertains with a tea party
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• The Phil announces digital photography workshop by J. Tomas Lopez
• Cape Coral city manager supports keeping Jay Murphy as police chief
• ArtFest Fort Myers wins award
• Meetings scheduled to discuss Burnt Store Road widening
• Cape Coral mayor still has firm in cross hairs
• Bonita eyes purchase of landmark
• Art Walk starts at 6 on Friday night in downtown Fort Myers
• Lely girls cruise to victory over Palmetto Ridge
• Massive storm prompts more than 40 flight cancellations at Southwest Florida International
• Warmer temperatures on tap in Southwest Florida
• For artist Diane Monet, flowers are synonymous with happiness and joy
• 100 healthy sled dogs slaughtered as tour business slows in Canadian province
• Suspect fatally shot by Tampa police
• See images from around the world today
• Traffic alert: US 41 now open in both directions following crash
• Flight cancellations reported at Southwest Florida International
• Reception for artist Ramon Pujol last Saturday night at The Weatherburn Gallery
• Here's something every college student needs to survive - Student Discounts! Check out this article from our faculty member, Kate Hixson!
• Flashed: Spring Break South Beach
• Saturday in Naples: Art in the Park and 'Nuts About The von Liebig'
• Mug shots: Lee County weekend arrests
• Consumer spending up 0.7 percent in December
• More on Art Walk Fort Myers taking place on Saturday and Sunday
• Unlicensed contractor harasses woman
• Program expands to help struggling state homeowners
• Art Walk, February 4, kicks off Art Fest Fort Myers
• Community prayer breakfast Tuesday
• Traffic alert: All lanes open on Summerlin Road at Park Royal Drive
• Partly cloudy skies, mild temps today in Southwest Florida
• Southwest Florida art scene: the week ahead
• Cape Coral police seek missing woman
• Port Charlotte CVS robbed
• Punxsutawney Phil will be wrong yet again…
• 'The Rite' wins box office, Oscar films see bump
• Southwest Florida art scene: the week that was
• Lee County deputies: Lehigh woman believed abducted is found
• State Farm wants 28 percent rate increase in Fla.
• Art Fest Fort Myers is February 4 and 5 in downtown Fort Myers
• Bishop Verot boys soccer wins District 3A-12
• Trafalgar comes up aces again
• Exclusively in today's The News-Press
• Riverdale claims LCAC wrestling title
• Visibility could be diminished on stretch of I-75 in Sarasota County
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Heat's Wade day to day with bruised wrist
• Mississippi State beats No. 24 Florida in men's basketball
• Auction raises $12 million for charities
• Edison science fair lets students test theories
• Best of Metromix 2011
• Poll of the week: Do you approve of Florida Gov. Rick Scott's performance in his first weeks in office?
• Sanctuary receives solar electric system
• Big week for Naples' Shaw Gallery of Fine Art
• Five reasons to see Jenness Cortez exhibition at DeBruyne Fine Art
• Weatherburn Gallery hosts reception tonight for Spanish master Ramon Pujol
• Gasparilla festival expected to draw 350,000
• Vintage aircraft display Jan. 31-Feb. 2 at Marco Airport
• Isabella Stewart Gardner thieves left lots of clues behind
• Isabella Stewart Gardner heist retold in 5 minute video
• I-75 reopened in Lee County
• Silver Alert issued for missing Charlotte County man
• K-Wings shut down Everblades in road loss
• Read today's letters to the editor
• ECS storms to district soccer title
• Blades fighting mad over fines, suspensions
• Wade posts thank-you to fans on Facebook for All-Star Game votes
• Comedian Charlie Callas dead in Las Vegas at 83
• Red Sox Batboy/Batgirl Contest
• Amid massive protests, Egypt's leader fires Cabinet
• Singer-songwriter Benjamin Taylor to headline Naples' Eden Alive in the World concert May 6
• Tampa police: Wife of Army officer kills her 2 children
• Ida S. Baker High students teach youngsters sign language
• Program helps build students' character
• Find fun family weekend events
• Jenness Cortez reception and solo exhibition simply outstanding
• Ramon Pujol exhibition opens tonight at The Weatherburn Gallery in Naples
• Controlled burn today at Caloosahatchee Creeks Preserve in North Fort Myers
• Officers trap 14 1/2-foot python in Fla. woods
• Two Lee County parks among state's most popular
• Cool day today, warmer weekend on tap for Southwest Florida
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Woman dies in Lehigh Acres crash
• Baker girls get another shot
• Heat's James will likely attend All-Star labor meeting
• Buy Taste of Home Cooking School tickets
• The Smallwood Store has quite a history, museum, gift store and events
• Ex-Florida National Guardsman sentenced for threat
• 2 former FAMU officials sentenced for embezzlement
• A Light To Remember in Fort Myers
• Jenness Cortez exhibition opens tonight at Naples' DeBruyne Fine Art
• Village Nights provides live entertainment
• March race planner for Southwest Florida
• Ask Robert Wittman who heisted the Isabella Stewart Gardner paintings
• Grand piano in Biscayne Bay mystery solved
• Social Security fund will be drained by 2037
• Police: Bored Pinnellas County teens shot out 275 car windows
• Another winter storm hits the Northeast canceling several flights at Southwest Florida airport
• Clear skies, cool temperatures today in Southwest Florida
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Specifics will replace colors during threats
• Trio of Marco authors release nonfiction books Heroes, hermit featured in works
• Priceless author Robert Wittman and the Isabella Stewart Gardner heist
• Sylvia, a modern romantic comedy about a dog
• Northeast hit by another snowstorm
• 4th Annual Naples German Fest 2011
• Florida AG bans drugs labeled 'bath salts'
• NASCAR announces new points system
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• Share your thoughts with us on the color-coded terror warnings
• Mangrove die-off threatens ecosystem
• Marco, Capri fire companies seek mutual aid calls reduction
• Diane Monet solo exhibition brings sunshine and joy to New River Fine Art
• Hodges names new program chair
• Frances Pew Hayes Center for Lifelong Learning winter 2011 course schedule set at Hodges University
• Hodges University to honor local teacher with Founders Award
• Cortez's paintings are intelligent, richly researched and brilliantly executed
• The Phil's Myra Janco Daniels to resign at end of 2011
• Southwest Cape Coral Neighborhood Association meeting hosts city manager Gary King
• Bonita Springs Utilities board candidates discuss rates, budgets
• Traffic alert: Crash causes traffic delays on westbound Cape Coral Bridge
• Cooler temperatures as skies clear
• Partial power outage at Fort Myers High School
• Rollover on southbound I-75 causes delays
• Cooler temperatures as skies clear; Fort Myers rainfall record broken
• Read Obama's State of the Union address in its entirety
• Lee's state parks among most popular
• Traffic alert: NB 41 down to one lane at Coconut Point due to crash
• Rate health care law
• Cape Coral enforcement codes kept - calmly
• Life's work made official
• Lee, Collier counties under tornado watch
• New prizes and events at Seminole Casino
• Lawsuit asks Taco Bell: where's the beef?
• Former FBI agent and Priceless author to speak at the Phil
• Argentina: Woman plunges from 23rd floor, survives
• Man accused of killing Orlando cabdriver
• Photorealist Jenness Cortez, an artist with prowess and virtuosity
• Contest: Show us your paradise shots
• Today's forecast: Highs in the 70s, rainy afternoon expected
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Fort Myers police continue to investigate fatal shooting
• East County Water Control District backs off purchase of 'Taj Mahal' building
• DeBruyne Fine Art's Jenness Cortez is the penultimate photorealist
• They give their hearts in Haiti
• Shaw Gallery's Kevin Parise quoted in American Art Collector magazine
• New measures planned to fight Medicare fraud
• Gov. Scott releases statement on fatal police shooting in St. Pete
• Court: Rahm Emanuel ineligible to run for mayor of Chicago
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• President of atheist advocacy group ejected from Cape Coral City Council meeting
• Update on Michael Vires exhibition at Arcadia's 'GALLERY 122 WEST'
• Digital imaging artist Karla Turcios to lead two day workshop at the Phil
• Ramon Pujol and The Weatherburn Gallery both award winners
• Lee County deputies arrest man who allegedly beat up, tried to strangle wife
• Mug shots: Lee County weekend arrests
• Police-involved shooting in St. Petersburg
• Toyota sold 8.4M vehicles in 2010 to hold top spot
• Flashed: 2011 Cattle Baron's Ball
• Tampa man lets son drive because he was too drunk
• Jack LaLanne dies at 96; brought fitness to masses
• Deputies identify man killed in Port Charlotte hotel shooting
• Jack LaLanne dead at 96: the fitness pioneer you don't know
• Dry weather pattern across south Florida continues
• Clear skies, cool temps today across Southwest Florida
• Flags to fly at half-staff for Miami-Dade officers
• Southwest Florida art scene: the week ahead
• Jenness Cortez solo exhibition opens at DeBruyne Fine Art January 27
• Everblades drop fight-filled affair
• Women's triathlon team forming in Fort Myers
• Bishop Verot tops district again
• Naples driver aces Race 101
• Cypress Lake star steals show at Freis Duals wrestling
• Naples' Tin City district embraces its past
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• Congresswoman Giffords 'more alert today,' doctor says
• Lee, Charlotte counties under wind chill advisory
• East dominates in East-West Shrine Game
• Cape Coral celebrates Italy
• Check sprinkler system for leaks
• Heat announce season tickets for 2011-12 will rise
• Stock Market Game gets under way
• Poll of the week: Should the new health care law be repealed?
• Stay informed while on the go
• Realty firm takes on vets
• The southwest Florida art market's week that was
• Milton Esterow shares restitution stories yesterday at the Phil
• Andre Kohn's new works at Shaw Gallery overpower and astound
• No one picks correct Fantasy 5
• State CFO sponsoring free tax prep today in Fort Myers
• Readers share photos of their pets
• Everblades rally past Reading
• Review: 'South Pacific' worthwhile trip
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Fort Myers wrestler undefeated in tourney
• Marine from Lehigh killed in Afghanistan
• Planning dinner & a movie?
• Former President Clinton announces agreement for healthier school lunches
• 9 arrested in Charlotte County unlicensed contractors sting
• Mareks welcome guests to revamped Collier House
• Stock Market Game gets under way
• What's there to do this weekend?
• The Naples Players' annual performance season includes...
• Remember: The Career Fair is February 17th! Located at the Hyatt next to campus. Save the date!
• A Wedding Dream in Paradise
• Suspected steroids seized: Personal trainer arrested
• Update on art auction to feed homeless children and pets
• 2 Fantasy 5 players share $107,111 top prize
• Cape city manager to speak at neighborhood association meeting
• $20K in steroids seized from Collier fitness trainer's home
• Original Salvador Dali works on display, for sale in Naples
• Taste of Home Cooking School Tickets on sale today
• Downtown Diva: Arts For ACT's return to downtown welcome news indeed
• Sloan's 'Cabinet of Curiosities' opened last night at Naples' Gardner Colby
• Spend Friday night meeting artist Andre Kohn at Naples' Shaw Gallery
• Contact us: Did bank drop foreclosure action against you?
• Lehigh Acres Fire District hears from financial consultant
• New parenting classes offered at Baker Center in Punta Gorda
• Poll of the week: Is Mack home enough?
• NASA gives go-ahead to another shuttle flight
• Bank robbery surveillance video released
• Find cures for day off school boredom
• CCMI expands its Cape services, adds a market
• Philanthropy: It's a giving thing
• Gov. Scott holds Twitter town hall
• 2 officers, suspect killed during Miami shootout
• GOP's health care repeal: Now for the hard part
• Florida continues to lag in federal grants
• Foggy start to nice day in Southwest Florida
• Three people injured in Alligator Alley crash; fog-related road closures remain
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Edison Festival Of Light 2011
• Blades not celebrating latest win
• Tasty Netherlands delicacies soon could be sold globally
• Florida fails in efforts to get smokers to quit
• Gov. Scott to answer questions in 'Twitter town hall'
• Sanibel residents give $1 million boost to Heights' community center
• Man convicted of punching Lee sheriff's daughter
• Expert talks Friday about urgency of mangrove health
• Preview this week's championship games
• Former USF coach Jim Leavitt heading to 49ers
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• Flashed: Monster truck show at Germain
• Duvalier faces possible trial in Haiti
• Fog warning issued for Alligator Alley in Collier County
• Long road wears on tired Everblades
• Lee County DUI, drug arrests
• Team Aubuchon's Miloff humanitarian of year
• Dining notes: Restaurateur Basile can't sit still
• Florida man accused of killing, burying his 2 dogs
• Fog impacting visibility on Lee roads
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Body's broken, but spirit isn't
• Planning dinner & a movie?
• Hotels eye Marco for possible limited-service facilities
• Stock Market Game gets under way
• Sargent Shriver, JFK aide and Peace Corps founder, dies
• Moms: Join youth sports conversation
• Lehigh Acres Chamber of Commerce holds 19th annual awards gala
• Arrest made in Fort Myers Beach bank robbery
• Coming today: Interview with Corey Kent
• Vehicle crashes into playground in Collier
• Deputy kills pit bull that attacked Florida woman
• Man makes gruesome discovery while four-wheeling
• Contest: Show us your paradise shots
• Today's forecast: Highs in the 70s, some rain expected
• Crash on I-75 in North Fort Myers cleared
• Dense fog advisory in effect in Lee County
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Dad: Arizona girl's corneas saved vision of 2 kids
• New Port Richey woman blames cat food for pet's death
• 2 arrested in Port Charlotte in connection with Kissimmee Walmart shooting
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• Baker leaves FGCU basketball program
• Chabad of Bonita Springs to host guest speaker from Israel
• Man in custody following disturbance in North Naples community
• Life insurance expert to speak at Ave Maria University
• Contact us: Do you have a policy with Citizens Property Insurance Corp.?
• Cape Coral police arrests 2 in weekend burglary attempts
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day parades set to get underway in Naples, Fort Myers
• Blog: Return of former dictator Jean-Claude Duvalier hailed by many in Haiti
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords condition improves
• Officials investigate Fort Myers Shores fire
• 'Social Network' big winner at Golden Globes
• Showers in store for Southwest Florida today
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Nelson reunites with shuttle crew
• GOP's ex-chairman has Senate favorite
• 'Baby Doc' Duvalier back in Haiti after long exile
• Az. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords' condition upgraded to serious
• Cloudy day for Southwest Florida ahead of rainy Monday
• No Powerball Jackpot Winner
• Downtown Diva: Symphony Masquerade
• Ariz. shooting victim accused of making threat
• Packers shock Falcons
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• Pitcher Farnsworth reaches 1-year deal with Rays
• Southern Miss beats No. 23 Central Florida in men's hoops
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• Florida State knocks off NC State in men's hoops
• Bonita art fest draws more than 13,000
• Two shot during San Carlos Park home invasion
• Captiva's Maybelle Stamper created visionary art while living as a recluse
• HGTV series 'House Hunters' features couple searching for second home in Southwest Florida
• Deputies locate mother of baby found dead in North Fort Myers
• Reminder: Campus will be closed for the MLK Holiday - Monday, January 17, 2011
• Real estate a new world
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• Free financial planning basics workshop at Mackle Park Monday
• 1 person dead in Florida house fire
• Lely High headed for district realignment
• Cuisine and Classics at House of Mozart Jan. 20
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• Life-saving SW Florida aid arrives in Haiti
• Boil water notice still in effect for all Bonita Springs Utilities customers
• Brantley will stay at UF
• Fund set up for driver injured in Monday's Naples explosion
• FGCU guard Baker misses Kennesaw State game
• FGCU hoops player Baker not on bench for tonight's game
• Dead infant found in North Fort Myers
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• Tunisians drive leader from power in mass uprising
• Services held for federal judge slain in Arizona
• Warmer temperatures on tap this weekend
• Florida GOP gathers to elect new state chairman
• Letter from Sayre Uhler: City's business as usual equals chaos
• November's tourism statistics show drop in visitors, tax collections up
• Consumer price index jumps on costlier gas
• Cell phone leads Florida cops to suspected robber
• St. Andrews Festival in Cape Coral
• Pope John Paul to be beatified May 1
• MacGregor Cartoons: Best of 2010
• Sea World to restart 'Dine with Shamu'
• Man loses leg after jumping in front of train in Miami
• Lee County tourists, residents brave cold
• What's your forecast for Obama's future?
• Judge refuses to order action on deepwater drilling permits
• Classes start today! If you still need to register, you can do so until January 21st. Hope everyone has a great Winter Term!
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• Cape Coral police ID motorcyclist killed in crash
• Hymns, tears mark anniversary in Haiti
• Deputies investigate home invasion shooting in south Fort Myers
• Today's Lee County traffice enforcement locations
• Fire warning for Lee County in effect today
• Florida panther killed on I-75 in Collier County
• Blyleven has show of support
• Ace director thrilled with field
• Not quite freezing but still chilly in Southwest Florida
• Motorcyclist killed in Cape Coral crash
• Fla. Senate president: State can't afford Scott's tax cuts
• Cape Coral focuses on business development for 2011
• Gov. Scott tours state emergency operations center
• Cape Coral police honor January's Do the Right Thing winners
• Orange crop forecast drops
• NOAA: 2010 tied for Earth's warmest year on record
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• Louie Anderson looks forward to Marco gig
• Bike means freedom for Marco man
• Dad pursued Ariz. massacre suspect before shooting
• Marek's expands, adds casual dining
• Chilly weather hits Southwest Florida; freeze warning issued for tonight
• Northeast storm causes flight cancellations at Southwest Florida International Airport
• Fire weather watch in effect for Lee County
• Chilly weather hits Southwest Florida; freeze warning issued for tonight
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• NASCAR announces change to championship rules
• What's your forecast for Obama's future?
• New $36M Dali Museum opens in St. Petersburg
• Fishermen, business owners beg for BP spill money
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• Fred Coyle remains chairman of Collier commission
• Neighbor: Parents of Arizona shooting suspect devastated
• Airport board to look at possible change in construction contracts
• Would a Verizon iPhone be a hit?
• Woman stabs intruder to death in Titusville home
• Author Nicholas Sparks to attend cancer society's Hope Ball Feb. 26
• Cruelest blow of recession is lost jobs
• Security measures at Cape council meeting
• Florida sued for failing to raise minimum wage
• North Fla. woman charged with setting boyfriend's crotch on fire
• Sarah Palin's TLC show ends planned 8-episode run
• Tropicalia's Pictures from Paradise December photo contest winners announced
• Focus groups, citizens advisory board to help improve Cape police department
• Police investigates death in downtown Fort Myers
• Movie showings will continue despite small fire at Estero's Hollywood Theaters
• Flashed: City Tavern
• Volt wins annual car award at Detroit auto show
• Hospice fundraiser at Stan's successful
• Lawmakers set for hearing on immigration issue
• Letter from Jane M Scanlon: Wayne Waldack
• Letter from Gary Elliott: Impressed and grateful at Safety Day
• A year later signs of change emerge in Haiti
• Weather causes flight cancellations at Southwest Florida International
• Baritone breaks barriers at Fort Myers church
• Pine Island mangrove destruction didn't break any laws
• Experience pays off in River, Roots & Ruts
• Traffic Alert: Road block on northbound U.S. 41 at Hancock Bridge Parkway
• Officials: Fake police officer targets women in northwest Florida
• Shooting targets congresswoman, kills 6
• Coming this week: Special coverage from Haiti
• Sheriff's traffic enforcement spots this week
• Market vignette: Pop's Kettle Corn brings 'em back every time
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• Houston hands No. 19 UCF first loss of season
• Dolphins' Sparano receives contract extension
• Seattle stuns New Orleans in NFC playoffs
• Florida State commitment Wilder Jr. scores late TD to give team all-star game win
• Coming Sunday: The Great Jobs Project
• From the editor: The News-Press expands Southwest Florida coverage
• Dredged material recycled
• Signs positive for shot Ariz. rep's recovery
• Cloud computing
• Twins, Sox tickets go on sale today
• Swing coach reflects on Woods
• Mug shots: Lee County arrests
• Preview capsules of today's FGCU basketball games
• 911 call system back up in Charlotte County
• Everblades fail to break through
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Lee County wrestlers create buzz
• Cape Coral police officers pay price for fight
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• Regulators close banks in Florida, Arizona
• Cape Coral truck driver suffers minor injuries in Bonita I-75 crash
• Vote for your favorite paradise shot
• Instructor appearing in Naples talks about ex-student Tiger Woods
• Pelican Landing homeowners dismiss lawsuit against Bonita Springs
• Golden Gates Estates man sentenced to 5 years in grow house case
• Lee County's Golden Apple finalists being named today
• Unemployment rate falls to 9.4 percent, hiring up
• Today's cold temperatures to stick around for the weekend
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Latest FGCU golf coach quits
• HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP: Fort Myers soccer shuts down Mariner
• Cape to take city phones away from its staffers
• Vote: Metromix movie awards
• Traffic alert: Rollover crash shuts Lee Blvd. at Lee St. in Lehigh
• Amazing sunset over Fort Myers
• Estranged husband John not mentioned in Elizabeth Edwards' will
• Self-defense course for women being offered in Charlotte County
• Moms: Join the Healthy Eating Challenge
• Florida governor's office reveals organizational chart
• Bomb threat temporarily locks down Lee County juvenile detention centers
• Cape Coral resident faces arson charges
• Traffic alert: Crash blockage on southbound Neal Road in east Fort Myers
• AT&T to start selling iPhone 3GS for $49
• Journal: Study linking vaccine to autism was fraud
• Charlotte County firefighter injured after roof collapsed during house fire
• Cold front brings scattered showers to Southwest Florida
• State Road 80 in Hendry County reopens after spill
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Restaurant's no-coin policy makes no cents
• FGCU women remain undefeated after beating Lipscomb
• Browning to return as Fla. secretary of state
• Scott names development exec. as top Fla. planner
• Video: Bert Blyleven in the Hall of Fame
• Cape's police union files unfair labor complaint over officers' pay
• Immokalee man receives 15-year sentence in 2 home burglaries
• Gov. Scott announces sell of two state aircraft
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• Dolphins assistant head coach Bowles interviews for Cowboys job
• Together in Peace: Share your story
• Taking the House, GOP primes for fight with Obama
• Smoke from Charlotte County brush fire continues to affect visibility
• Naples resident dies in motorcycle crash
• Warm day in Southwest Florida starts with patchy fog, cloudy skies
• 93-year-old on motorcycle dies after hitting van
• Bishop Verot slugger opens eyes at Derby
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• 3 new Lee Memorial Health System board members sworn in
• Coming Wednesday: Versatile papaya
• Inquiry of Lee County alternative learning center principal Donnell nearly done
• Gov. Scott's inaugural speech
• Former Florida Gov. Bush doesn't rule out presidential run in 2016
• Washington, D.C., holiday pushes tax filing deadline to April 18
• Happy New Year! Classes Start January 13th! Don't forget to register for the new term!
• Navy carrier commander scrutinized over lewd video
• New Marco eatery: the Red Rooster at Shops of Marco
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• Burglar dies after jumping through Florida home's window
• From Collier to the Capitol, Scott celebrates
• 2 people die in Tarpon Springs house fire
• Today's forecast: Partly cloudy with highs in the 70s
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• County rallies for siblings, their father
• Researchers: Fireworks likely cause in death of 3,000 birds in Arkansas
• Gov.-elect Scott plans to remake state government 'from scratch'
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• Cape's city manager website generates interest
• Bonita Springs Utilities board incumbents face up to 4 challengers
• State inauguration trivia
• Caylee Anthony wants sex questions prohibited at trial
• Downtown Diva - New Year's Eve
• North Naples crash closes Pine Ridge Road near I-75
• 2011 starts with a glitch for some iPhone users
• Rick Scott's inaugural celebration kicks off
• Chuck Berry falls ill on stage
• Police: 3 shot to death in North Miami home
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• Blowout against Patriots could be Dolphin coach Sparano's finale
• Academy signs lease for temporary charter high school site off San Marco Road
• Jaguars fall to Texans
• Packers make playoffs, Buccaneers, Giants eliminated
• Survivor still a giver
• Florida mechanic dies when tractor-trailer falls
• Mug shots: Lee County felony arrests
• A look back: SW Fla. endured oil spill, cold weather in 2010
• New SBA loans expected March 15
• Gators' Meyer gets winning sendoff
• Three quick goals push Trenton past Everblades
• Rivals team for showcase
• Universal Orlando ride evacuated after fire
• Polar bear plunge in Fort Myers Beach
• Falling bullet injures Bradenton man on New Year's Eve
• Boomer era was flush with change
• Records for average December temperatures broken in Fort Myers and Naples
• Deputies make arrest in Englewood antique store robbery case; owner dies from injuries
• Outback Bowl: Meyer gets a goodbye win
• 2010's most watched videos
• Travel rules will be tighter for new Fla. lt. gov.
• Photo gallery: Welcoming a new year
• Art Walk remains popular at The Esplanade
• Manuel, Seminoles hold off Gamecocks
• Politicians to watch in 2011: Newcomers defy odds and experts
• It's the party of the decade, and thousands have a ball
• Boys Swimmer of the Year
• UCF wins 1st bowl on 4th try, downing Georgia 10-6
• 1st woman to lead Fla. juvenile justice department
• Proposal accepted after daylong deception
• Photographers' best images of 2010
• Charlotte County Sheriff's Office seeks person of interest in Englewood assault case
• Thousands expected downtown
• New Year's Eve tornadoes kill 6 in Ark., Mo.
• Pet, other tips for ringing in 2011 safely
• Winning Fantasy 5 ticket sold in Punta Gorda
• World gathers to welcome in new year
• NM gov. declines to pardon outlaw Billy the Kid
• Fireworks bookend transformative year for Tarpon Point Marina
• Kidney parole condition raises ethical questions
• Reminder: No more Bonita Beach parking stickers
• 2010's most-viewed photo galleries
• Crist appoints two from Fort Myers to 20th Circuit Judicial Nominating Commission
• Deputies arrest suspect in Gulf Coast Town Center burglaries
• Fort Myers Police search for possible base-jumpers at the Ambassador Hotel
• 4.2 earthquake rattles Indiana
• 7 taken to hospital following apparent drug overdose at south Fort Myers apartment
• Today's Lee County weather forecast
• Powerball, Florida Lotto jackpots increase
• Coast Guard seizes $48M in cocaine on speedboat
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Five Best Bets For New Year’s Eve In Southwest Florida
• 12th arrest made in Collier County insurance-fraud ring bust
• Son uses elderly mom's money on shopping spree
• Year in Dining: Foodie term 'artisanal' lost its meaning in 2010
• Mug shots: Lee County arrests
• Anonymous tip leads to arrest of escaped prisoner
• Two killed in crash involving Lee County deputy
• Today's forecast: Warmer weather in store for Southwest Florida
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Dining Notes: Pine Island dining scene changes
• Central Florida man dies after starting trash fire
• Quarterback Ponder set to start for Florida State in Chick-fil-A Bowl
• Florida defensive coordinator Austin hospitalized
• North struggles to dig out after blizzard
• How will your family ring in the new year?
• Naples motorcyclist dies in crash
• Florida Gov.-elect Scott fills 2 agency positions
• Plans roughly in place in search for new Cape Coral police chief
• Business digest: The Great Jobs Project to start
• More Southwest Florida crops destroyed in Monday night's freeze
• 5 dead in Hialeah motel carbon monoxide poisoning
• Marine, wife attacked by unruly teens at theater
• Caller reports man jumps from Jolley Bridge near Marco Island
• Below-freezing temps recorded overnight in Southwest Florida
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Blanket's maker tries to put end to SIDS
• Florida will be without 4 starters against Penn State
• 5 dead in apparent carbon monoxide poisoning at Hialeah hotel
• James clarifies remarks hinting at NBA contraction
• 12 Days of Holiday Cocktails
• Man charged with having gun at Miami airport
• When should cold temps cancel school?
• Texas Tech defensive coordinator steps down, may be Florida-bound
• Sheriff's traffic enforcement spots this week
• 1 dead after canoe flips in central Florida lake
• Readers share their paradise photos
• Gov.-elect Scott kicks off 'appreciation tour' in Naples
• Snail mucus, potheads add to strange Florida news
• Mass. tourist steps in front of Disney bus, dies
• Mug shots: Lee County felony arrests
• Teena Marie, known as 'Ivory Queen of Soul,' dies
• Florida drug czar frustrated by contract disputes
• Retailers roll out sales as snow hits East Coast
• Jaguars fall to Redskins
• Bucs rout Seahawks to stay in playoff hunt
• 12 Days of Holiday Cocktails
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• 'Little Fockers' leads the Christmas box office
• Poll: Obama and lame duck Congress
• High pressure systems brings chilly winds to Southwest Florida
• Responders' radio goes digital
• Mid-Atlantic, Northeast brace for monster storm
• AFC East becomes home of the weird
• Survey finds some flexibility for Lee County salaries
• Man hurt Tuesday in Cape crash dies
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• Pope urges courage for Catholics in China, Iraq
• Poll of the week: Do you approve of the way President Obama handled issues taken up during the lame duck session of Congress?
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• Magic halt Celtics' win streak at 14
• 5 dead cats found in Apalachicola National Forest
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• Single-sex schools offer options
• Drought forecast threatens habitat
• Money available, but loans are few
• Shoplifters still a part of season
• Reunion brings 'happiness'
• a christmas cure Cape girl's request of Santa is an answer for her illness
• From afar, a mother gets gift of a reunion
• Editorial: Families are still in need in SW Florida
• Editorial: Obama must tackle deficit
• Girl killed after being struck twice in Orlando intersection
• Contest: Show us your paradise shots
• Roller coaster stalls at Miami Christmas attraction
• Gulf oil spill voted top news story of 2010 in AP poll
• Florida lawmaker wants to make 'Merry Christmas' official
• NBC's late-night fiasco tops AP entertainment stories of the year
• AP's top business stories of 2010
• I-75 at Luckett Road reopened following multiple incidents (photos)
• Scott could make it in Branson, and learn some valuable lessons
• Council backs pay efforts
• Scott team generates worries on electric rates
• Director helps Classic grow
• Cape council backs pay efforts
• Christmas Eve a night to connect at church
• Panther deaths in '10 near record
• Mom accuses DCF of neglecting infant
• Now, it's the last minute
• Some tax forms will be late, IRS says
• Cape council kills proposed SW-4 utilities lawsuit settlement
• Cape council backs city manager's efforts to recover money from 11 police officers
• Your guide to the holiday weekend
• 11 arrested in Cape Coral drug sweep
• Lights out at Burnt Store & Pine Island roads following crash
• Bonita Springs Fire-Rescue thanks gift givers
• Another panther death recorded, 23rd in 2010
• Audio slideshow interview with Mel Brooks
• Fort Myers Tech & Design Students Give Back by Donating Time To Local Charities! Our students contributed a new logo and event t-shirt design to the pcoming Calusa Bug Chase 5K and Bug Crawl Trail Walk.
• Palm Bay police looking to add more paragliding officers
• Light brigade brightens soldier's return
• Everblades fans get their money's worth
• Business digest: Stockings going to teens in need
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Forecast: Temps to dip into the 40s tonight
• No crashes reported on Lee roads this morning
• Whitney Young 55, Norfolk Christian 54
• Two accused of theft while caring for baby
• Panel proposes cutting Fla. unemployment costs
• Honda recalling Accord, Pilot over suspensions
• Inaugural festivities for Rick Scott to generate $4.5 million in economic activity
• Scott transition team proposals stirring debate
• Deal reached on aid package for 9/11 responders
• Tiffany Homuth to lead Mutual of Omaha Bank team
• Obama signs 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Model charged in wreck that killed Miami student
• Mug shots: Lee County felony arrests
• School custodian charged with taking Christmas gifts
• Car crashes into canal in Lehigh
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• FGCU women's basketball halts Hoosiers
• FGCU men get back in win column
• FGCU men defeat North Carolina Central 87-68
• Spending bill holds no extra money for NASA
• Local author to speak at Estero Newcomers lunch
• Cape Coral schools make Christmas brighter for less fortunate
• Kayaker joins festive Cape Boat-A-Long
• Contact us: Have you helped in Haiti relief efforts, or are you a Haitian native?
• Dine out: Bistro Soleil offers authentic French gourmet cuisine
• Grandeur Faces: Three Southwest Florida artisans capture nature's inspiration in their work
• Toyota to pay $32.4 million in extra fines
• Underage Florida driver strikes, kills pedestrian
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Photo gallery: Total lunar eclipse
• Crash reported near Walgreens on Homestead Road
• Today's forecast: Sunny skies with highs in the 70s
• Moonwatchers treated to total lunar eclipse
• Crash reported in Lehigh Acres
• Jacksonville upsets No. 20 Florida in men's basketball
• Contact us: Do you have ties to Haiti?
• See where Metromix has been lately
• Woman transferred from Lee County Jail charged 26 felony counts of doctor shopping in Charlotte County
• Contact us: Are financial circumstances delaying you from having children?
• Where to find holiday light displays
• Congratulations to Peter Van Leeuwen, Hodges Employee of the Year; and Dr. Valerie Weiss, Hodges Professor of the Year!
• Panther killed by vehicle in Hendry County is 21st death this year
• House fire extinguished in Cape Coral
• Woman locked cats in closet, left them to die, Palm Bay police say
• Bidding resumes in auction for purse made famous during Panama City school board shooting
• Today's Lee County weather forecast
• Traffic update: Monday commute off to good start
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Babies born addicted increase in Florida
• New Hurricanes football coach retains 3 assistants
• Photos: Cape Coral holiday boat parade
• Get most out of holiday shopping
• Congressman-elect Rivera being investigated, Miami Herald reports
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• Where to find holiday light displays
• No Powerball jackpot winner
• Officer charged with trying to sell hot headsets
• St. Patrick aims to end tournament futility
• Palm Beach Gardens upsets Bishop Gorman
• Knight finds spotlight
• Patchy fog expected to develop overnight in inland Collier County
• Marriott awards $40,000 from music festival to local charities
• Bank of America stops handling WikiLeaks payments
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• See where Metromix has been lately
• Decorating contest winners named
• A year's worth of Pictures from Paradise
• Passenger en route to Fort Myers collapses, dies at Milwaukee airport
• High school roundup: Canterbury escapes with one-point win
• Faith Notes: Churches plan Christmas Eve services
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Shoplifting suspects accused of trying to run over Lee deputy arrested
• Showers in today's Lee County forecast
• Barfield kids, parents team for gingerbread creations
• Past MVP aims for title
• Contact us: Do you have ties to Haiti?
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• Florida mother gets 1 year for crash that threw child
• Purse in Florida school board shooting up for auction
• Crimestoppers: Men who prey on children
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• Florida School Board approves clarified teacher quality standards
• EXCLUSIVES: Find out what you can read only in Sunday's The News-Press
• Rockettes set Mann sales record
• Photos: Bus gets stuck in sink hole
• Jean Le Boeuf: The Oasis Restaurant offers a culinary refuge
• Space shuttle Discovery external tank test under way
• School bus gets stuck in sink hole
• New Disney resort will feature affordable suites
• Residents forced out as backyard sinks into canal
• Mug shots: Lee County felony arrests
• Congress sends tax-cut bill to Obama
• Snow causes Washington, D.C.-area flight cancellations, delays
• Lehigh holiday displays being judged
• Florida 'stand-your-ground' rulings must be pretrial
• New Miami Hurricanes coach makes first 5 staff hires
• Children of artist Frank Frazetta renew asset feud in Fort Myers
• Loaded North takes Carrigan Classic
• 2011 Ferrari up for bid at Naples event
• 911 calls: Man who died after being Tasered in Collier may have had mental issues (audio)
• Dozens of Florida projects included in Senate spending bill
• Win the 'Despicable Me' DVD
• Crash causes roadblock on westbound Palm Beach Boulevard near I-75
• House approves bill to repeal 'don't ask, don't tell' policy
• City of Palms Classic's top ranked players 1995-2010
• Congratulations to Peter VanLeeuwen, Hodges Employee of the Year; and Dr. Valerie Weiss, Hodges Professor of the Year!
• Hodges names School of Professional Studies after local family
• See our 'frozen' photos here!
• Readers show off their holiday lights
• Tourist-complaint takers get friendliness reminders
• Panama CIty school board shooting 'surreal', official says
• COLD WEATHER: Today's warnings and watches
• Gators football coach makes good impression
• Golden has hectic first day as Hurricanes' football coach
• LIVE BLOG @ 9 a.m.: Lee County legislators meet to hear public's wants and needs
• Freeze warning issued for Lee County
• House Democrats consider changes in tax bill
• Panama City police: Gunman killed self at school meeting
• FGCU women's basketball earn first ever vote in USA Today/ESPN poll
• Lehigh Acres Fire Board approves compensation plan
• Estero fire district approve lien plan for owners who don't pay their bills
• Jackson Lab project will continue
• Fire destroys two boats off Fort Myers Beach (photo)
• Golden Globe nominations: 'King's Speech' leads with 7
• Top baseball free agent Lee signs with Phillies
• COLD WEATHER: How you can help the needy
• Man angry over voodoo charged with throwing rock
• Bundle up! It's cold out there
• Cold snap: See images from SW Fla.
• Jails' health care costs soar
• Famous faces really coming
• City of Palms Classic hype can be biggest enemy for rising star
• Cape Coral man says thieves stole almost $6,000 worth of valuables
• US diplomat Richard Holbrooke dies
• Cape Coral woman arrested for allegedly shoplifting at Office Max and Michaels
• Cape Coral council clears shopping center proposal
• Gulf Coast Humane Society takes in 20 cats recovered from Lehigh Acres home
• 'Black Swan' earns 12 Critics' Choice nominations
• Some in South Fort Myers without water due to main break
• Even foes see passage of tax-cut deal
• Broward deputy kills pit bull attacking its caretakers
• Jets coach Sal Alosi apologizes for tripping Dolphins player (VIDEO)
• Polk County sheriff's sergeant dies after struck by car
• Meteor shower expected tonight
• Schools, farmers and shelters prepare for overnight cold
• Gators may go after Alabama defensive coach
• Health issues resurface in saga of Florida's Meyer
• Dolphins send Jets to second straight loss
• Blizzard pounds Midwest
• Dustin Johnson and Ian Poulter win Shark Shootout by two shots
• Cold front prompts freeze watch, high surf and wind chil advisories for Lee County
• Weather Service warns of 8-state Midwest blizzard; a few flights cancelled
• Bonita Holiday Boat Parade
• Coast Guard: 17 Cuban migrants repatriated
• Gators rope Longhorn aide as new coach
• Saying their land ruined, owners want Lee to buy it
• Road Warriors win in Florida again
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• Texas assistant Muschamp named new Florida football coach
• Santa drops by Mother's Morning Out
• Michigan Stadium sets world record for hockey attendance
• Kiwanis Club recognizes December's Terrific Kids
• Letter from Jane M. Scanlon: Where are the holiday banners?
• Blizzard socks parts of Midwest with 20 inches of snow
• State gives Cape high schools high marks
• Flashed: YP Christmas party
• Virgin of Guadalupe: Hispanics celebrate the patron saint of Mexico today
• Shark Shootout: 2 teams tied for lead
• Dense fog blankets most of Lee County
• Teen faces life if tried as adult
• FGCU faces a long field before starting football program
• Sox sites return to play for FGCU
• Ian Poulter finds ally in foe
• Cypress Lake senior has huge night
• Veterans accomplish Day 1 goals at Shootout
• Historic race set for Cape Coral
• Crash blocks Palm Beach Boulevard intersection in Fort Myers
• Glades Day defeats Warner Christian for Florida Class 1B football title
• Coming Saturday: FGCU football expensive proposition, study finds
• Live: Follow tonight's South Fort Myers-Miami Norland game
• Photos: Teen murder suspect in court
• Shark Shootout: 2 teams share lead
• Woman arrested after fight over noisy toy
• Readers share their holiday photos
• Cape police seek public's help in finding missing teen
• Crash tying up traffic in Lehigh Acres
• Today's forecast: Mostly sunny with highs in the 70s
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• 14-year-old allegedly kills parents
• History at hand for South Fort Myers
• Cape Coral police ask for help in finding teen
• Thieves steal equipment from Fort Myers landscaping business
• McCrory building in Fort Myers up for auction
• Way cleared for tax cut bill; energy breaks added
• Democrats delay action on young immigrants bill
• Tree, plaque dedicated in Bonita Springs in memory of Larry Warner
• 14-year-old charged in deaths of parents
• Showers delay Shark Shootout play
• Skimboarding glides to Captiva
• Skimboarding glides to Captiva
• Mack votes against amnesty for illegal immigrants
• Mack votes against amnesty for illegal immigrants
• 11 Cape Coral officers ordered to pay back money they never earned
• 11 Cape Coral officers ordered to pay back money they never earned
• Officers continue to look for suspect in Fort Myers fatal hit-and-run
• Officers continue to look for suspect in Fort Myers fatal hit-and-run
• Woman arrested after counterfeit credit cards seized in I-75 traffic stop
• Woman arrested after counterfeit credit cards seized in I-75 traffic stop
• Letter from Deborah Chapman: Canine Cove 1st anniversary
• Cape Coral burn victim dies from injuries
• Justin Bieber will not be performing at Rick Scott's inauguration
• Central Florida crime suspect aids store patron suffering heart attack
• Mug shots: Lee County felony arrests
• Amber Alert issued in Florida for missing Virginia girl
• Orange County sheriff's deputy shot, killed during traffic stop
• South Fort Myers bank robbery suspect arrested
• Realigned football districts draw fire
• Cape Coral officers must pay for skipping school
• Barbara Shafer Fox Trot 5k race
• Shark Shootout Tournament in Naples
• Gators fans in Southwest Florida shocked by Urban Meyer's resignation
• Animal services finds more than 120 cats inside Lehigh Acres home
• Press conference: Blog on Urban Meyer's press conference
• Doors' Morrison gets votes needed for Fla. pardon
• Rotary Club of Bonita Springs selling Christmas trees
• Students: Confirm your schedules today! Books are being shipped! Contact the Scheduling Coordinator if you have questions.
• South visiting unfriendly host
• Bonita vet describes Pearl Harbor attack
• Cape Coral considering using county auditors to look into fuel purchases
• Obama, GOP reach deal to extend tax cuts
• Crash causes backup on Cape Coral Bridge and College Pkwy
• Arrest warrant issued for ex-Buc Arron Sears
• Transient charged in killing in Disney-built town
• Sheriff takes part in Naples Christmas Parade
• Police investigate robbery in Fort Myers
• Weekend crime news & arrests
• 5 killed in I-95 crash in Flagler County
• Driver still sought in crash that killed Fort Myers bicyclist
• Today's Lee County weather forecast
• Fire warning continues across Southwest Florida
• Most of Southwest Florida under freeze warning for Tuesday morning
• Pickup sought in fatal Fort Myers accident
• Cape Coral man rescued from burning home remains in critical condition
• Scott to meet with 8 lawmakers in Panhandle
• 27-year-old man drowns in Immokalee
• Parent & Child People's Choice Awards
• Georgia faces Central Florida in Liberty Bowl
• Fort Myers double amputee lawyer realizes his goal of becoming an Ironman
• Car plows into group of cyclists in Italy, 8 dead
• Road smooth for unbeaten FGCU women
• Hundreds descend on Marco park for tree-lighting ceremony
• Check out local adoptable pets
• No jackpot winner in Powerball drawing
• Huge win gives Wolfpack relief amid sadness
• Editorial: Supreme Court's error harms people living with mental illness
• Newton leads Auburn to 56-17 win, into title game
• One man taken to hospital after Fort Myers shooting
• Poll of the week: Do you think the Bush tax cuts should be extended?
• Top five most read stories on news-press.com for the last week
• Foreign student in Florida sent home for anti-American phrase
• Flashed: Friday night at Cru
• Senate showdown may pave way for year-end tax deal
• Florida man charged with shining laser in helicopter
• Gary Lee to continue to lead Lee County's Republican Party
• Foreign interest
• Conservancy of SW Fla.: A mini nature zone in the heart of downtown Naples
• 3 arrested in Fort Myers drug bust
• Two charged with ecstasy trafficking in Fort Myers
• Goodland bazaar in park Saturday, Sunday
• Letter from Marco mom to city manager: Help us find a place for charter high school
• Horse maneuvers wow Barfield students
• Army will try Cape soldier for killings
• Read today's letters to the editor
• South Fort Myers rides furious finish
• Cape Coral soldier faces court martial in deaths of Afghan civilians
• 1 in 3 Americans already got flu shot this year; (poll: have you?)
• CrimeStoppers: Tough time for families
• Construction set to begin on expansion of Cape's Oasis Charter High
• ECS graduate Lynch to start for Bucs Sunday
• Report: BP seeks to lower U.S. fine for Gulf oil spill
• Tonight's high school football matchups
• Cape code officers to paint their hearts out to help disabled single mom
• Golf enthusiasts brave cold for Golfsmith grand opening in Naples
• County gets grant to widen Burnt Store Road in Cape Coral
• Cape residents urged to take precautionary measures during brush fire season
• No one picks correct Fantasy 5
• U.S. jobless rate rises to 9.8 percent as job growth slows
• Business digest: Interactive golf store tees off
• Beach's Caribbean Pearl a winner
• WikiLeaks switches to Swiss domain after attacks
• Discovery's December launch remains iffy
• Gov.-elect Scott meets with Obama, members of Congress
• Man wanted in 2005 Cape Coral bank robbery arrested in Fort Myers
• Deputies: North Florida man shot dog during argument with girlfriend
• Red Flag Warning issued for Lee, Charlotte counties
• Crist considers joining Morgan and Morgan law firm
• Traffic alert: SR 82 lane shift expected Sunday
• Old hand steers South foe
• A first, 2 contestants quit 'Survivor'
• Bonita Springs City Manager Gary Price to retire June 3
• Crews work to repair water line break in Cape Coral
• ESPN's Gruden apparently not interested in Miami coaching vacancy
• North Fort Myers traffic stop nets 4.5 pounds of marijuana, 2 arrests
• Lawmakers negotiate tax cuts as House plans vote
• Lehigh Relay For Life to hold team party Dec. 6
• Bodies of 2 women found in woods near Pensacola
• Oysters taste best when temps cool off
• Football gets South Fort Myers golf coach in Hall of Fame
• Florida man gets 13 life sentences in crime string
• Forecast: Rain will give way to cold front
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Everblades show in streak they can take criticism
• Lehigh firefighters' resignations discussed
• Wary meeting: Obama, GOP leaders pledge tax talks
• Area golf clubs optimistic about upcoming season
• Improved fitness helps make golf a game for life
• 36 school districts violate Fla. class size limits
• Woman taken to hospital after couch fire
• Florida native tapped for federal Everglades job
• North Fort Myers man, 61, arrested on child molestation charges
• Two consultants in running for $50,000 study of water-sewer service costs
• Flashed: Fort Myers Beach
• Watch our Student Leadership Recognition Banquet and Honor Roll Receptions on YouTube!
• Latest reader photo submissions
• Letter from Indiana visitor: Thanks for beach wheelchairs!
• Letter from Frances Enman: City wants more money out of us
• UF student Googles himself, finds he's accused of murder
• Reviews are in for threatened species list
• Today's Lee County weather forecast
• Bear found shot to death in Golden Gate
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Bowden: Shannon deserved one more season at Miami
• Eden Autism Services Florida benefits from "an organic evening" at Saks in Fort Myers
• Man gets seven years in prison for role in Lehigh Acres appliance theft ring
• Emergency crews responding to two crashes in Lehigh Acres
• MomsLikeMe: The Great Toy Giveaway
• Outgoing Fla. Gov. Crist worries about divisions
• Charlotte County deputies need help identifying man who used counterfeit $50 bills
• Tree lighting ceremony on Dec. 4 at Lehigh Regional Medical Center
• Contact us: What is the most memorable Christmas gift you've ever received?
• High court won't wade into Lake Okeechobee water fight
• Experts: 12 Atlantic hurricanes with no U.S. landfall is a first
• Weekend crime news & arrests
• Jon Gruden on Miami Hurricanes' wish list
• 'Airplane!' actor Leslie Nielsen dies at age 84
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Driver badly injured in Lehigh crash
• Cape Coral couple escape injury in fatal Hardee County crash
• Holiday sales encouraging, but are shoppers done?
• 'Harry Potter' leads holiday weekend with $50.3M
• Boise State drops 6 spots to No. 9 in AP poll
• Trustee for Madoff victims files 40 lawsuits
• Sanders among Hall of Fame semifinalists
• Flashed: The Firepit City Grill
• GOOOH mock candidate selection workshop Wednesday
• Reservaton deadline Wednesday for gala MIFA luncheon
• Sheriff's traffic enforcement spots this week
• Balance of state football power shifts
• Everblades rally for victory over Reading
• Woman pens daily letters to the editor
• She laid off one worker: Herself
• Naples couple return to find house being robbed
• Saturday's high school roundup
• USF takes out Miami
• Top 5 most read news-press.com stories for the last week
• Today's most-read articles on news-press.com
• Submit resumes for Great Jobs Project
• Florida Tuskers fall in United Football League title game
• See where Metromix has been lately
• Homeless Week update: Final day arrives
• 3 arrested in Naples home robbery
• Get through holiday shopping jungle
• Buckeyes make it 7 in a row over Wolverines
• Teens fill shoeboxes with gifts for kids around the world
• Christmas Box Angel ceremony set Dec. 6
• Cape fails to capitalize on chances
• Crawford, Watkins deliver
• South takes showdown
• Old coach awaits Blades
• Gators two wins from title
• UF, FSU football excited by rivalry
• South Florida has opportunity to gain respect
• Newton leads No. 2 Auburn to win over Alabama
• Follow tonight's playoff games live
• Homeless Week update: Police discover sleeping spot
• Bonita woman accused of Thanksgiving assault
• Lehigh brush fire contained
• Follow today's shopping frenzy
• In tomorrow's paper: Southwest Florida Living Guide
• Thanksgiving — Southwest Florida style
• Gulf Coast hopes for post-spill boom from retirees
• Nations Association feeds hundreds in Fort Myers
• Complete Black Friday coverage
• The Lee County Sheriff's Office reminds residents to shop safe during the holidays
• E-mails show struggle to guess size of Gulf spill
• America, a land of opportunity
• A special thank you message for community
• Cape audit shows extent to which city cops play hooky from college
• For fliers, the trip is down pat
• Florida Everblades blank Trenton
• Youngest Staal tries to reach the NHL
• Deputies cleared in shooting
• Illness sidelines FGCU's basketball opponent
• Gators put focus on defense
• Collier County pizzeria files suit in gas outage
• Magic's Vince Carter out against Heat with injury
• Fit Camp keeps Francesca running
• Moms: Get ready for Black Friday
• Homeless Week update: Woman's plight brings tears
• Let us know what's happening on shopping front
• 10 Cape Coral police officers investigated about college credit discrepancy
• Thursday's The News-Press stuffed with 560 pages
• Happy Thanksgiving!
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Bishop Verot plays spoiler to Fort Myers
• Everblades feel pressure as season progresses
• Crawford, Watkins give South options
• Blaze ruins Fort Myers apartment; victim blames neighbor
• UM coming to Hammond
• SFCA nets first win over rival Neumann
• Bogus bonus fears in Cape
• Cape Coral police arrest suspect in more than 30 Lee County burglaries
• Cape Coral police find 73-year-old woman reported missing
• Three arrested on prostitution charges at Port Charlotte aroma therapy business
• Who should go to Disney? Vote today!
• FGCU's baseball team to host Miami Hurricanes on April 6
• Norovirus caused dozens to be sick after Lee County schools fundraiser
• Mack: TSA screenings go too far
• Annual Turkey Trot to benefit Cape hospital expansion project
• LCEC completes installing wires in Cape transmission line project
• Homeless Week update: 'One man's trash is another man's bed'
• Rony Joel out at City Hall
• COMING TONIGHT: Live audio of Bishop Verot-Fort Myers boys basketball game
• Lee existing home sales, prices fall in October
• Fort Myers woman accused of kicking Cape officer in the mouth
• San Carlos Park Fire District requests donated toys to help 25 families
• Cape retailers expect better Black Friday this year
• Arkansas runs over FGCU basketball team
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Wildcats may be on cusp of cross country dynasty
• Wave to hoist boys basketball banner tonight
• HS Roundup: Wave boys suffer first soccer loss of season
• Cole Brothers Circus in Cape Coral
• Last chance to win free tickets to 'Tangled'
• Two events this week at Riverside Park in downtown Bonita Springs
• Residents up in arms over Cape Coral pre-meeting prayer
• First lady encourages Miami students to eat greens
• Contact us: Have you enrolled in Medicare for 2011?
• Man Tasered twice at Fort Myers Beach 7-Eleven
• Panel details goofs, hero in ending gusher
• Crews responding to crash on Daniels Parkway
• Estero Newcomers Club to meet
• Homeless Week blog: 'Stress and exhaustion a big problem'
• Flyover work to close Summerlin Road beginning at midnight
• Caloosa Middle principal to sit on Board of Directors for NAPSA
• Community Blood Center holds blood drives this week in Naples
• Twins release spring training schedule
• Ida Baker girls soccer team to don pink jerseys to raise breast cancer awareness
• Minnesota Vikings fire Childress after falling to 3-7
• Today's forecast: Partly cloudy, with highs in the 80s
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Business briefs: Chocolate, spirits festival aids libraries
• Bucs 'D' impresses in victory over 49ers
• Junior sparks FGCU's offense
• Budget cutting ritual starts in Tallahassee
• St. Louis tops list of most dangerous US cities
• Downtown Diva at Art Royale
• 5 ways credit cards can protect your holiday purchases
• Homeless Week blog: 'This is going to be a very difficult week'
• Fort Myers Natural Playscape
• Gunmen kill Iraqi TV reporter in front of parents
• Police: Deaths of Tallahassee mom, 3 kids are homicides
• Casualty drill ends month-long training for city workers
• Sheriff's traffic enforcement spots this week
• Florida Gators get needed win
• Estero high school teams race to 2A titles
• Florida State ties for ACC Atlantic Division title
• Fort Myers volleyball settles for second
• Woman, 3 children found dead in violent Florida scene
• Only in today's print edition
• Heat's Wade out against Grizzlies with hurt left wrist
• Sylvester leads FAMU past Bethune-Cookman 38-27
• No. 14 Virginia Tech beats No. 24 Miami to win ACC Coastal title
• Check out new Eaglepalooza photos
• Enter 'Tangled' Ticket Giveaway
• Today's most-read articles on news-press.com
• Battling bullying reaps honor
• Coroner: 2 Ohio women, boy stabbed and dismembered
• Readers share Thanksgiving thoughts
• Dogs help special needs kids thrive
• Stolen dog reunited with south Fort Myers owners
• 1 Fantasy 5 player takes $227,909.83 top prize
• Naples Ritz hits 25
• Brick project raises funds for Barefoot Beach Preserve
• Oasis condo auction in Fort Myers flops
• South Fort Myers Wolfpack ride Wildcat to win
• Enter Magical & Merry Photo Contest
• Florida Supreme Court asked to vacate ruling concerning Tallahassee building
• Wheatley honored as Zonta Club of Bonita Springs Woman of the Year
• Fort Myers falls at state volleyball finals
• Fort Myers police arrest 2 in drug bust
• Playoffs: Four local teams advance
• Grand weekend: Sanibel's Taste of the Islands, Art Royale at Alliance for the Arts in Fort Myers, more
• Child dies after being struck by pickup
• Today's most-read articles on news-press.com
• Cape Coral club names Lee as county's outstanding Republican
• Gun found believed used in Murdock drugstore robbery
• Bonita Target open since 1998 to close Jan. 29
• Parker on Politics: Kottkamp's request for security funds on trip to Italy denied
• Today at 4 p.m.: Live blog from Fort Myers High's state volleyball semifinal match
• High school football playoff game previews
• Former Fort Myers mayoral candidate arrested on DUI charges
• Forecast: Cooler temps blow into Lee County
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Flashed: Harry Potter premiere at GCTC
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Business digest: AT&T boosts capacity of area cell sites
• Jobless benefits to expire as Congress debates tax
• Local golfer withdraws from PGA Tour qualifying, three more still in the running
• Fort Myers volleyball heads to state
• Cape Coral store needs donations to send holiday cheer to overseas troops
• Chief Assistant U.S. Attorney Doug Molloy demoted
• School bus crash sends eight to hospital
• Lee County's graduation rate increases
• Hodges 4th Annual Diversity Festival scheduled for March 5, 2011!
• Contact us: Were you among the millions who purchased shares of GM today?
• Contact us: Are you planning to bid on the Oasis condo units at Saturday's auction?
• Bishop Verot's top golfer to sign with FGCU
• Cape Coral resumes turning water off to delinquent accounts
• St. Petersburg woman sues debt collector over Facebook messages
• Ala. TV station says bone found in Aruba belonged to a young woman
• Florida Supreme Court approves Everglades land deal
• Military plane crashes near Sebring; no word on survivors
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Blades hold off Walleye to end losing skid
• Fort Myers still hungry as second title shot nears
• Collier woman contracts cholera
• Six a charm for Twins manager Gardenhire
• South adds to area all-star pipeline
• Watkins to play Army All-American Bowl
• Crist signs bill funding Fla. energy rebates
• Second stage of PGA Tour qualifying kicks off with four SW Fla. hopefuls
• Grandeur's Grandtini: Signature spirit from Grandeur's season kickoff at Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center
• Fla. gov. wants The Doors' Jim Morrison pardoned
• Contact us: Are you flying into or out of SW Fla. International for Thanksgiving holiday?
• Fla. chief justice says foreclosures must be open
• Georgia lawmaker gets leadership post once sought by Mack
• Expect lane closures on Jolley Bridge Thursday, Friday
• U.S. Marshals arrest man sought by Cape Coral police
• Wisc. man shoots TV after Bristol Palin's performance on 'Dancing with the Stars'
• Contact us: Are you a big-time Black Friday shopper?
• Eva Longoria files for divorce from Tony Parker
• Bishop Verot grad Payne wants off FGCU women's basketball team
• Contact us: Calling all baby boomers
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Blades defense makes effort to be less accommodating
• Eagles put on hoops show at home
• Gators swamped by visiting Buckeyes
• Verot star nets six goals
• Tuesday's college signing
• Details of fatal robbery, shootout in Cape released
• ACE Group Classic rolls under new director
• NTSB urges states to enact mandatory motorcycle helmet laws
• TECO has restored service to 98 percent of businesses
• Mack outlines positions in bid for House leadership post
• Marco teen wins Do the Right Thing award
• Lely coach reflects on 2-8 season
• New details released in Cape Coral home invasion, fatal shootout
• Win annual passes to Disney World!
• Contact us: Are you hosting more than 30 people on Thanksgiving?
• Physicians Regional optical center in Naples to hold grand opening
• Couple accused of stealing $600 in goods from Lehigh Walmart
• Mug shots: Lee County DUI arrests
• Turkey ride for bicyclists Nov. 28 in North Naples
• FWC manatee decal contest open to Florida high school students
• Feds urge better traffic safety in Florida
• Firefighter honored for decades of service
• Flashed: Football fans at Stevie Tomato's
• Today's forecast: Mostly clear, highs in the 80s
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Gators' Meyer discusses disappointment
• Business digest: Sanibel shell museum to offer free admission
• Fort Myers' George McNeill eyes Q-school
• Bars won't get an extra hour
• Newly elected East County Water Control District board meets
• Fla. universities get economic development grants
• See where the Diva has been lately
• ACLU wants foreclosure hearings to remain public
• Cape Coral woman says thieves stole $3,000 worth of tools and jewelry
• Week Six: A breakthrough!
• Cape Coral police search man who allegedly held woman at knifepoint
• Woodcarver creates sculpture with his Stihl chainsaw
• $5 million in incentives to bring new company to Fort Myers on commissioners' agenda
• One person airlifted to hospital following Pine Island crash
• Photos: Youth Ice Hockey at Skatium
• 2 arrested for allegedly shooting at car in Fort Myers
• Southwest Florida Archaeological Society's meeting to center on water management
• TECO: Gas restored to 1,910 customers
• One killed, three injured in Lehigh crash involving motorcycle
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Scott takes open-records lesson
• Art takes shape on Fort Myers Beach's sand
• Five more days of no gas
• Pair of 500-yard games raise Morris' Miami image
• No gas means millions lost for local businesses
• Fatal crash causes roadblock on State Road 82 in Lehigh
• SandSculpting Championship at the beach
• Dream's still alive in Harlem Heights
• 3 fishermen rescued in Gulf after boat capsizes
• Little GEM car an all-electric alternative
• Canes stay alive in ACC
• Gamecocks plow through Gators to Atlanta
• One gas line, and it was cut
• Fort Myers volleyball surges into Final Four
• Businesses, customers wait patiently
• TECO crews making progress
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• Bush on post-presidency: 'I miss being pampered'
• Aviation Day at Page Field
• More than 50,000 medications turned in during Lee County operation
• Green Wave heads to state volleyball meet
• Buy now & wait: Alva investor expects turnaround to take time
• Referrals a plus at Island Coast High
• The Matsumotos make a big comeback
• Lee Collier updates, photos, video
• Gas leak timeline: TECO in Southwest Florida
• Fort Myers high-rise market shows signs of revival
• Multiple shootings reported at Pahokee nightclub
• Contest: Show us your paradise shots
• Gas line explosion: Coping info, tips, answers
• South Fort Myers sobriety checkpoint nets 5 DUI arrests
• Cause of fire that killed 5 may never be known
• TECO: Service restored to 80 businesses
• East Lee County blanks Dunbar
• Riverdale 31, LaBelle 11
• Clewiston 30, Okeechobee 24
• First Baptist Academy gets past Champagnat
• Cape Coral shuts out Lehigh
• Immokalee 35, Miami Dade Christian 28
• ECS 55, Gateway 0
• Mariner drives home a point
• Lee gas line explosion's impact lingers
• Auction preview held at Philharmonic in Naples
• U.S. 41 reopens in Lee after bomb threat
• Map: Fort Myers gas explosion
• Injured worker's brother speaks
• Fort Myers Congressman Mack seeks to prick ballooning federal deficit
• Review: Rockettes bring Christmas spirit
• Faith notes
• South Fort Myers football star Dallas Crawford verbally commits to Michigan
• Estero teams take Region 2A-3 cross country titles
• Flashed: Costume social at Voda Lounge
• Lee County tourism officials back expansion of Twins spring training complex
• Everblades fall on the road
• In Brief: Lee may expand Twins complex
• Jean Le Boeuf: Passage to India opens a flavorful new doorway
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Arrests 11/11
• Lakeland woman dies after mobile home fire
• Florida man charged with killing girl from personal ad
• Mug shots: Lee County arrests
• Doug MacGregor: The Other Ten Commandments In Cape Coral
• Gas line explosion: Colonial Blvd. open
• $64,000 impact fee stuns Marco Island eatery
• Job applicants invited to showcase
• Arrests 11/10
• 3 dead, 1 injured after small plane crash in West Palm Beach
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• See where Metromix has been lately
• Today's forecast: Mostly clear, with afternoon highs in the 80s
• Cape Coral's Biffar wins 7th straight Midpoint Madness race
• Naples man arrested in connection with Fort Myers homicide
• Marco veterans
• Man gets DUI after Collier deputy puts him in cab
• Bonita veterans
• Poll: Sarah Palin most polarizing of 2012 crowd
• Suspect apprehended in Charlotte County faces multiple charges
• Veterans Day closings
• Former tenant accused of threatening Bonita apartment manager with gun
• Florida man charged with brutal attack at golf course
• Twin sisters arrested in fight over bag of chips at Lehigh middle school
• Doug MacGregor: A Salute to Veterans
• Traffic lights out at Cape Coral intersection
• Suspect in Collier rapes arrested in Texas after 14 years on the run
• Bonita woman accused of pawning items stolen from her mother
• Adopt me!
• Man who struck, killed Waste Management worker in Cape faces DUI manslaughter charges
• Marco Island Academy supporters savor a victory
• Lee gas line leak contained after explosion
• Fort Myers coin, paper money show Saturday
• Today's forecast: Sunny with highs in the 70s
• CMA Awards
• Man's cut up remains found in container in Florida waters
• Lee County deputy discovers 76 fake credit cards during traffic stop
• Deputies investigating reported stabbing in North Fort Myers
• Two arrested after armed robbery attempt in east Fort Myers
• Contest: Show us your paradise shots
• Veterans notes
• Gators look for pressure
• Doug MacGregor cartoon collection
• Doug MacGregor: Will The Cape Green Up Its Act?
• Biker poker run in Naples to benefit panthers
• Mack to honor Naples, Fort Myers veterans
• Dolphins bench Chad Henne, name Chad Pennington starting QB
• Lawsuit re-filed against Mets pitcher Johan Santana
• Mack: Extending 2001, 2003 tax cuts essential to economic recovery
• Ten Commandments coming to City Hall?
• Lee County Housing Authority to pay Fort Myers for oversight
• Blog: Tallahassee veterans join Rick Scott's transition team
• Attempted robbery
• Dining notes: Norman Love welcomes pastry chef
• Bonita firefighters put our mobile home fire
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• School bus driver charged with careless driving after Lehigh Acres crash
• Arrests 11/10
• Feds propose graphic cigarette warnings
• Fire weather warning issued for Lee County
• Veterans Day is free day at Fla. state parks
• Baker soccer team ready for next step
• Incoming Florida Senate president names lieutenants
• Fort Myers man accused of sexual battery on girl, 14
• Local football stars selected for U.S. Army All-American Bowl
• Complaints against Pop's Grocery Store brought before nuisance board
• This Southwest Florida winter expected to be warmer, drier than last
• Legacy Family Office in Naples plans educational series for affluent families
• Doug MacGregor...Putting Budget Issues On The Table
• Crist says he's considering pardon for Jim Morrison
• Hurricanes WR sneaks way into elite company
• Cape Coral police officers cleared in shooting death of dog
• Gamecocks can't play much worse
• Arbitrator will help in Jackson Labs discussion
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Latest from GulfCoast.MomsLikeMe.com
• Lehigh father, daughter combine for 184 pounds in weight loss since August surgeries
• Extra funds for NASA in doubt
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Twins' Joe Mauer wins Gold Glove
• Arrests 11/8
• Soldier charged in Afghan killings doesn't testify
• Lee County issued fire weather warning
• World in photos
• Today's forecast: Clear skies, highs in the 70s
• Thanksgiving at Adventures in Paradise
• Dodgeball has adults flocking to gym
• Republicans hold strong in Collier in recent election
• Service scheduled for Cape Oktoberfest founder
• Bone marrow/blood drive for Naples teen Nov. 20-21 in Bonita
• Denver Broncos QB Tim Tebow working on memoir
• Video: Punta Gorda sushi spot goes 'naked'
• Police identify body found in Cape Coral canal
• Firefighters take a call during pancake breakfast
• Tea Party Edict
• Funeral held today for Riverdale cheerleading coach
• Bucs come up just short
• Cape Coral council: Budget changes reviewed
• World record holder pulls out of race, retires
• Appeals court denies access to jail recordings
• UCF reaches milestone with top 25 ranking
• Cape Coral police arrest Fort Myers suspect in thefts at pharmacies
• Handbag Happy Hour
• Moms: Take part in our poll on teachers
• Today's Lee County weather forecast
• Judge rules plaintiff's name should be made public in suit against Mets pitcher Johan Santana
• Arrests 11/7
• Record gator caught in Brevard
• Lee County NAACP schedules election of officers
• Lanes on Pine Island Road in Cape Coral to close for construction
• Read today's letters to the editor
• Bonita Springs-based software company receives Elearning award
• Media Matters: WINK anchorman uses video to propose
• New agreement may help foster children
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• No room at Charter Middle for temporary high school, district says
• Cape's Coral Oaks to honor veterans
• MacGregor's Boulevard... Teacher Pay in Florida
• Cape Coral man accused of shooting at common-law wife's new boyfriend
• After one dessert, he was gaga for guava
• Obama: US elections force 'midcourse corrections'
• Her mission has just begun
• Lee County deputies investigate deaths at Punta Gorda residence
• Southwest Florida banks stronger
• Bikers for Babies Motorcycle Ride
• Kelly Greens able to remain financially solvent
• Republicans in charge take aim at health overhaul
• March of Dimes Bikers for Babies revs up
• Arrests 11/6
• Latest Pop Warner images
• Repairman saves Tampa family from fire
• Port Charlotte man claims lottery winnings — three times
• Deputies: Daytona Beach grandmother tried to sell infant grandson
• Photos: Walk Now for Autism Speaks
• Tomas in Haiti
• County thriller goes to Lehigh
• Florida sets up SEC East title game
• FSU flubs another tight finish
• Photo gallery: Taste of the Town
• Canes' rookie QB passes test
• Today's most-read stories on news-press.com
• From Grandeur November: Celebrating Southwest Florida with laughter
• Boy killed, brother injured by bus in Kissimmee
• Grandeur Open Door: A Fort Myers riverfront renovation
• Wildlife officials create manatee refuge in Florida
• In print: Grandeur's November 2010 issue celebrates life in Southwest Florida
• Enter your pictures from paradise
• Week 10: Three more teams reach playoffs
• Check out Southwest Florida holiday bazaars
• Lee, Collier county winter season time for arts to blossom
• MSNBC suspends Olbermann for political donations
• Check out local adoptable pets
• After loss, Sink calls White House "tone-deaf"
• Miami-Dade mayor files suit over recall effort
• Photos: Rickey Pigott Bowl Cape Jr., Cape Youth (more galleries to follow)
• Communites Care: Canine competition raises money for Relay for Life
• Rubio: Republicans share blame for big spending
• Buzzed-about coming events in SW Fla.
• Marching band event at Fort Myers High
• Green Wave senior leads team to title
• Don't forget to set your clocks back tonight
• Weekend could bring record cold
• Today's high ties record for lowest recorded on this date
• Wave, Wildcats star in region
• Gallery: Rickey Pigott Bowl
• Bonita resident at ultimate poker table
• Bernanke defends new Fed plan to boost economy
• Cypress Lake stuns reeling Lehigh
• Bonita Springs resident holds on to third place at World Series of Poker
• Grandeur season's preview: Buzzed-about coming events in Southwest Florida
• Zenyatta falls short in quest for perfection
• Space shuttle Discovery won't fly until Nov. 30 at earliest
• Lehigh Regional to hold free Diabetes Health Fair Saturday
• Locals invited to attend Fun for Everyone festival in Lehigh
• Prison Fellowship president to speak at Bonita Christian Forum Nov. 16
• Photos: Cross Country District 2A-6 meet
• Program gives students more hope for college
• Doug MacGregor: Surviving The Economic Chill on the Cape
• 2 Island Coast High students giveaway winners
• Steve-O from 'Jackass' coming to Marco comedy club
• Charity car show Sunday in Bonita Springs
• Hey moms: Find fun weekend family events
• Put football knowledge to the test
• Magic coach Van Gundy bothered by tweets of in-game comments
• Week 10: Three playoff spots in play tonight
• Residents pitch in to maintain Cape street medians
• Harvest Hoedown lunch for seniors to be held Nov. 13 in Bonita Springs
• Mudslides, flooding reported as Hurrican Tomas moves through Haiti
• Officials: False alarm led to Ohio NASA lockdown
• Doug MacGregor: Already Looking to the 2012 Campaign
• Man accused of collecting rent from Cape tenant while house was in foreclosure
• Mack to run House Republican Policy Committee Chairmanship
• Physicians Regional hospital in Naples first to perform procedure
• Cape Coral man reports theft of unemployment checks
• Single-family homeowners form new association
• Hall of Fame manager Sparky Anderson dead at 76
• PHOTO GALLERY: Remembering Hall of Famer Sparky Anderson
• Eastbound Palm Beach Blvd reopens after school bus crash
• Plancher, Daniels pace USF's win over Rutgers
• Featured directors happy with buzz created by Naples film festival
• Florida asks doctors to report possible cholera cases
• Three sought after burglary at Lehigh Acres auto parts store
• NASA scrubs Discovery launch; reschedules for Friday
• Blue Chip Awards
• Tropical Storm Tomas: Confusion, fear as Haiti camps evacuate
• Local post offices collect $20,400 for breast cancer research
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• GOP plans to cut spending, repeal health care law
• Arrests 11/3
• Watch: 'In the Zone Live'
• Today's forecast: Rain to bring cooler temps to the area
• Gunman found dead inside Palm Bay hospital (Photos)
• Fire weather watch in effect for Lee County
• 'Mini'-special session will aim to revive vetoed bills
• South Fort Myers crash involves injuries
• 'Taj Mahal' judicial building defended after audit chided procedures
• Adopt me!
• Olympic gold medalist shares success secrets with Lely students
• Cape driver taken to hospital after striking palm tree
• Teen accused of breaking into Lehigh home, defecating inside
• Bonita Springs Historical Society to host speaker series
• NASA gives 'go' for Thursday launch of Discovery
• ECS dances into region semis
• Cape Coral Realtor receives philanthropy award from Community Foundation
• Canterbury volleyball falls in 2A-3 quarerfinals
• Bonita Springs officials dealing with e-mail problems
• Commission gets vote of confidence: Editorial
• PHOTO GALLERY: Smartest cities in the U.S.
• Governors' races analysis: For Democrats, the silver linings are few
• Giants celebrate
• Dining Notes: Buffalo Wild Wings back in town; Daily Chocolate serving lunch
• Veteran notes
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Deputies locate missing North Naples woman, 73
• Haiti wants major camp evacuated ahead of Tomas
• Arrest made in February hit-and-run crash at Collier golf course
• Shooting reported in North Fort Myers
• Fort Myers man arrested on charges of cruelty towards a child
• Arrests 11/2
• Sink's message to Scott: Hard work ahead
• Doug MacGregor: GOP On Top Of The World
• Haiti in path of hurricane; Lehigh ministry ready to help
• Food boxes being collected for Cape Coral homeless veterans
• Readers show off their big catches
• Local player opts to stay in state
• Haiti wants major camp evacuated ahead of Tropical Storm Tomas
• Giants take a historic leap
• Incumbents keep Collier school board seats
• Bucs' coach says talk reveals mentality
• Hiller defeats Roth for Collier commission seat
• Today's letters to the editor: Health care
• Lee County School Board approves Lehigh middle school
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Crash blocks Palm Beach Boulevard in Fort Myers
• Today's forecast: Showers move through Southwest Florida
• Mann Jr. leading Fernandez in Lee judge's race
• Doug MacGregor: Get Out There and Vote!
• Rapper gets Winterberry students fired up about faith
• Election Day: Polls open across Lee
• Reader Halloween
• East Lee's pint-size headliner goes missing
• Cape police seek help in finding suspects
• Florida Sterling Council volunteers earn promotions
• Firefighter arrested at Fort Myers Beach home in neighbor dispute
• Lawn equipment stolen from Cape Coral business
• 2 killed in Sunday crash in Naples identified
• Florida couple guilty of theft for having ducks removed
• Canterbury captains don't take roles lightly
• Estero Fire Board incumbents keep seats
• Courier match remembered by locals
• Bonita Springs Fire Board incumbents beat challengers
• Festive Halloween
• Galleries: Halloween on the Gulf Coast
• Tropical Storm Tomas puts Haiti on alert
• Cape's new roll call system working fine
• Read today's letters to the editor
• 2 San Carlos residents arrested, charged with providing alcohol to minors
• Media Matters: WGCU-TV to start kids show
• Bonita Springs man arrested for causing ruckus at Burger King
• Today's Lee County traffic enforcement locations
• Brawl reported at San Carlos Country Club
• Nervous Nellie's
• PHOTO GALLERY: DUI arrests 10/25-31
• Playground scheduled to reopen in Cape Coral
• Streetlights back on in Collier County
• Cape Coral projects budget shortfall of $7 million to $10 million
• Fort Myers man arrested on molestation charges
• Money set aside for Cape Coral foreclosed home lot mowing
• Obama 'hoping' for victory
• Cape police officer fired
• Campaign ads boon to TV station coffers
• Reduced-speed zone signs will be installed at middle school in Cape Coral
• Lee County tale told by precincts
• Charlotte County deputies arrest man, seize 2 pounds of pot
• Bucs not ready to relinquish title
• Childress tells Vikes in team meeting Moss is gone
• Road record saves Dolphins
• Northbound lanes back open on I-75 Caloosahatchee bridge
• One ticket wins Fantasy 5 jackpot
• Shuttle Discovery ready for final flight Wednesday
• Strongman contest
• At the Alliance
• PHOTO GALLERY: Zombie bus in Lehigh
• Exclusives: Only in today's print edition of The News-Press
• Fort Myers shooting victim identified
• Kickers' role not limited to field goals, PATs
• Today's most-read stories on news-press.com
• Harris hurt, Virginia upsets No. 22 Miami
• Ky. man dies after motorcycle hits deer in Sarasota
• Verot, Oasis shine in A-9
• Crist, Rubio campaign in Lee County
• UF kicker redeemed in OT vs. Bulldogs
• High school football scene: Week 9
• Estero dominates at LCAC
• Newspaper: Scott's running mate filed altered papers for firm
• Local skater on fast track
• Fort Myers police search for man who fled crash scene
• Area football teams try to get leg up
• Hurricane Tomas weakens to Category 1 storm
• Sheriff's traffic enforcement spots this week
• Peace River Championship results
• MacGregor's Boulevard...Treats and Tricks
• Shuttle Discovery launch set for Wednesday
• Ortona cemetery full of love, lore
• At least 20 greyhounds found dead in Panhandle
• Fort Myers man dies while chasing dog on I-75
• District belongs to Naples
• Henry's 37-yarder in OT lifts Florida over Georgia
• Fort Myers runs to 600
• Man critically injured after drive-by shooting in Fort Myers
• Dunbar reunion reminds Lee County of segregated past
• Your Gulf Coast Halloween guide
• Loving early voting
• Rally for Sanity
• Wave reach 600 wins
• Photos: Peace River Championship
• Week 9: Big night for high school football
• Maggie DeMarco takes home Art Walk People's Choice honors
• Poll: Bondi leading Gelber; Amendment 4 losing favor
• EB Daniels Pkwy reopens after closure for railway work
• Halloween safety promoted in Cape Coral
• Today's your last chance to vote early!
• Tomas becomes Atlantic season's 12th hurricane
• WATCH LIVE: Thousands in D.C. for Stewart-Colbert rallies
• Island Coast is lights out
• Vetter sixth in first professional competition
• Special teams propel Blades to 6-2 win
• ECS rallies to take 1B-6 title
• Poll: GOP set to sweep Florida Cabinet races
• Adopt me!
• Campaign Trail
• Authorities investigating cargo flights in NJ, Pa.
• Exhibit to feature art by Peggy Fleming
• Sink makes stop at world-famous Versailles restaurant in Miami
• Seminole Club
• Election blog: Scott makes 5 stops in 75 minutes
• FedEx confiscates suspicious package in Dubai
• Fort Myers man convicted of witness tampering
• Arrest made in 2008 Cape Coral burglary case
• Two file to sue