Many families in Southwest Florida face the stress of not knowing where their next meal will come from. Organizations like the Harry Chapin Food Bank and Community Cooperative in Fort Myers work tirelessly to support those in need.
Fresh Catch Inland, Franco Russo’s sixth restaurant in Southwest Florida, opened at Coconut Point in Estero, and it has him reminiscing about childhood trips to his father’s restaurant not too far away.
One of Florida’s newest drive-thru coffee franchises recently staged a building drop in front of Town & Country Shopping Center in Port Charlotte. A giant crane hoisted a small building, which was delivered on a semitruck, onto a concrete slab that will be the home of 7 Brew Coffee in March.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis gave a commencement speech to the graduating class of State Guard at the Camp Blanding Joint Operations Training Center in Starke.
Yesterday, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement arrested two illegal immigrants from Colombia for the possession and trafficking of “Tusi” cocaine, also known as “pink cocaine.”
Many families in Southwest Florida face the stress of not knowing where their next meal will come from. Organizations like the Harry Chapin Food Bank and Community Cooperative in Fort Myers work tirelessly to support those in need.
Fresh Catch Inland, Franco Russo’s sixth restaurant in Southwest Florida, opened at Coconut Point in Estero, and it has him reminiscing about childhood trips to his father’s restaurant not too far away.
One of Florida’s newest drive-thru coffee franchises recently staged a building drop in front of Town & Country Shopping Center in Port Charlotte. A giant crane hoisted a small building, which was delivered on a semitruck, onto a concrete slab that will be the home of 7 Brew Coffee in March.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis gave a commencement speech to the graduating class of State Guard at the Camp Blanding Joint Operations Training Center in Starke.
Yesterday, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement arrested two illegal immigrants from Colombia for the possession and trafficking of “Tusi” cocaine, also known as “pink cocaine.”
Lee County needs to hire more school bus drivers soon. (CREDIT: WINK News)
After losing dozens of bus drivers, Lee County schools are in desperate need to fill 69 bus driver positions in three weeks. If they don’t, Southwest Florida’s largest county will be short to start the school year.
Roger Lloyd is the Executive Director of Transportation. Lloyd didn’t hold a news conference, he made a public plea for help.
“The reality is, we’re going to be late logistically,” Lloyd said. “We do not have the bus drivers to get those kids to and from school on time.”
Lee County school district needs to hire more bus drivers. (CREDIT: WINK News)
Lee County schools admit they don’t have enough drivers to get kids to and from school on time. The district said they need at least 69 more bus drivers as of Wednesday. Although, it is likely they need way more than that.