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‘Progress ‘26’ hits the streets

For the first time in more than a decade, The Breeze is bringing back a special publication geared towards highlighting what’s to come in one of the fastest-growing cities and regions in America.  “Progress ’26,” which shines an economic development spotlight around Southwest Florida, ...

A local all-female choir that has seen success both regionally and internationally will have open rehearsals for new members over the next month.  Spirit of the Gulf Chorus is offering four open rehearsals on their risers to the public as part of their annual membership drive. Membership ...

When Wendy Murray took over as executive director of the North Fort Myers Chamber of Commerce in 2020, the organization was in a lot of trouble. It had fewer than 100 members and had stopped doing a lot of what it did because of a pandemic. Murray helped bring the chamber back. And when she ...

To the editor: Florida is facing a real problem: The mosquitoes are getting too strong. Our old sprays are no longer effective because the pests are quickly becoming resistant. This is not just a nuisance; it’s a direct threat to public health and our tourism economy in Southwest ...

Prep Report 11-11-25

Monday BOYS SOCCER Mariner 4, Bonita Springs 1: Alessandro Gonzalez and Justin Medero scored two goals each for the Tritons (3-0-0). Aiden Mace (four saves overall) stopped a penalty kick in the first half. Cypress Lake 2, Cape Coral 1: Cape led 1-0 at the half, but fell to 1-1-1. Gateway ...