Despite the storms, the kindness and compassion of volunteers stepping up to support their neighbors help hope take flight.
Editor’s Columns
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Dear friends, Though it is gray and rainy outside, during times like this Southwest Florida’s colors truly shine.
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Primary elections are just around the corner and you may have received your vote-by-mail ballot already, but are still considering who to vote for.
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Honoring our fallen soldiers for Memorial Day? Make sure to hang the flag correctly. According to the Department of Veterans’ Affairs, it should be at half-staff from sunrise until noon, then at the top until sunset.
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You have to hook people in three seconds or less.
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Although authenticity, credibility and influence are critical foundations of effective public relations, shifts in our culture have brought new ways to think through communications strategies.
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With a passion for leadership development, Joe Byerly created “From the Green Notebook” to give leaders a platform to share their lessons learned.
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Fort Myers’ own Navy Machinist’s Mate Fireman Thomas Heins has found himself a long way from home – approximately 11,000 miles from Florida – on the other side of the globe, serving in the Indian Ocean.
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An ER doctor turned novelist writing about a pandemic before anyone had ever heard of COVID-19? That’s exactly what happened when physician and author Kimmery Martin wrote “Doctors and Friends” in 2018.
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The start of this new year is a great time to step back and take stock of what is working in your company’s marketing, and what probably isn’t.