Managing Migraines

FORT MYERS, Fla. – Migraines can leave you with a piercing, debilitating pain, but don’t have to live with the ache. Lee Physician Group Neurologist Dr. Jon Brillman stopped by the WINK News studio to discuss triggers and treatment options.

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The manager of the Paradise Village Market in north Fort Myers is speaking about how a human skull ended up for sale in one of their display cases.

Lee County takes over management of county fair at civic center

The Lee County Civic Center will continue to host a county fair in February and March 2024, but it will be operated by the county and a new vendor, Lee County announced Thursday morning. Gibsonton-based Reithoffer Shows, which operates fairs and festivals in Aiken and Ladson, South Carolina; Pensacola and Dothan, Alabama, will be the […]

Former Richard’s Foodporium manager opens natural, organic grocery store in Port Charlotte

Debbie Maher, a former manager of several Richard’s Foodporium natural foods stores, will open Lily Lou’s Specialty Foods on Thursday in Port Charlotte after facing a number of setbacks. Lily Lou’s is at 24150 Tiseo Blvd. off Kings Highway behind the Taco Bell in Port Charlotte. The store is next to All Star Granite & […]

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