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I get a lot of emails from folks looking for New Orleans-style food. Jambalaya and po' boys and, most of all, gumbo. For a taste of the Big Easy head to The Firestone where chef Marbin Avilez is making some of the best gumbo this side of Louisiana.
The names are impressive. There's Olympic silver medalist Emilio Sanchez and two-time Wimbledon champ Don Johnson.
In honor of all the men and women in active duty in the Armed Forces a special Mass will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday at St. Raphael's Catholic Church on Lee Blvd. Lehigh Acres.
'Don't I have three days to cancel a contract?' I’ve been asked that question hundreds of times by consumers who have changed their minds about a purchase. And my answer is, “It depends.”
I would be frightened if I lived in a nation where:
May's only a bit more than halfway over, but I can already feel summer's hot breath on my neck.
A group of 7th and 8th grade students at St. Michael Lutheran School Fed the Hungry last week on a mission trip to the Orphan's Heart Malnutrition Center in San Juan, Guatemala.
More than 300 Republicans gathered Thursday for the first Lincoln-Reagan dinner held in Lee County in seven years — it's an annual tradition elsewhere, intended to raise money and enthusiasm — with conservative commentator Tucker Carlson providing the key
More than 300 Republicans gathered Thursday for the first Lincoln-Reagan dinner held in Lee County in seven years---it’s an annual tradition elsewhere, intended to raise money and enthusiasm ---with conservative commentator Tucker Carlson providing the keynote speech.
Patricia Morgan sent me an eight-page letter she received from a woman named Maria Duval. Duval wrote that, around May 29, Morgan would receive 'a very significant sum of money.'
I have been mulling this over for several weeks and I can't stand it any longer.
Going by frantic emails alone, I'd put the opening of Jing Du Japanese Buffet in south Fort Myers up there with the Hertz announcement and FGCU's Dunk City success.
Note to readers: This column originally ran in August 2012. I've read that if you have a friend you've known your whole life it is a great blessing. It's an interesting thought...
Those fishing have been catching: offshore, inshore and inland. Red grouper have been running hot and cold for offshore anglers, but snappers, porgies and the occasional king mackerel have been taking up the slack. Tarpon fishing has been good for guided anglers fishing the nearshore Gulf and in the big bays.
Clancey's Restaurant could be going out of business because of free appetizer and buy-one-get-one-for-half-price coupons it sent out in 2006.
Everybody has something to give to the world.
• Angelina’s Ristorante (24041 S. Tamiami Trail, Bonita Springs; 390-3187; angelinasofbonitasprings.com): Located two miles south of Hertz’s future headquarters, this fine-dining mecca has everything high-powered businesspeople could want, including private booths and a tower of fine wines.
Q: Do you know of any local coffee shops that sell cold-brewed coffee? NOT iced coffees, but the ones specially cold brewed ...
Rinconcito Catracho's Honduran flags caught my eye. The Formica booths and counter service are a tad intimidating. So too the near-total lack of English spoken.
With school getting out next week, it's time to start thinking about summer tennis camps.
Korean War Veterans Luncheon Every Tuesday from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. The luncheon is free and donations are appreciated. 690-7715. Invest in America's Veterans Foundation, 4820 Leonard St., Cape Coral.
Dennis Ryan picked up his new handgun and 250 rounds of ammunition from Fire-Line Ammunition & Firearms Inc. in Fort Myers and, a few days later, headed for the shooting range.
What a way to celebrate the executive editor's birthday. Here's the story. A Fortune 300 company ready to announce it was moving to Southwest Florida with 700 jobs and an average salary of $102,000. And we got the exclusive scoop.
Everybody has something to give to the world. Take, for example, the unprecedented deed of compassion performed by Nancy Breen in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombing slaughter.
One of the first names fans of local history learn is Francis A. Hendry. Cattleman, Confederate captain, county commissioner and Florida statesman, Hendry helped shape Southwest Florida, and his descendants continue to do so today.
I must start by making a correction this week. I called the Old Corundum Mill Site Campground a trailer park last week and got a lot criticism.
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