Up to Something

I recently attended the dedication of the Eva Sugden-Gomez Community Center at the newly completed Baker Park, where I learned something special about the city’s investment in the arts. 

“The Like Switch” is the perfect balance between two of my fascinations in life: reading body language and watching shows like “Criminal Minds.”

As a public relations professional, I often meet many fascinating people with wonderful stories to share. Ilkay Turk radiates the beautiful spirit of an artist and an entrepreneur. 

During the holidays, I noticed this tip on Chris Griffith’s social feed: “This is a friendly reminder to cancel/reissue your business credit card, so you don’t get billed this year for the stupid stuff you signed up for last year and the year before and the year before.

With 2020 around the corner, updating your communications strategy to capitalize on new trends will help you make the most of SWFL’s busiest season.

In the first three seconds of meeting someone, you have formed an opinion.

Some of our greatest leaders have risen through the ranks of the United States military, and General Jim Mattis is sure to make the history books.

This week, the “Ding” Darling Wildlife Society-Friends of the Refuge unveiled a new exhibit and mural dedicated to the achievements of the center’s namesake: Jay Norwood “Ding” Darling.

In 2018, the Neighborhood Health Clinic performed more than 27,095 patient procedures and provided 11,000 patient visits that include health education and preventive care programs for the uninsured men and women of Collier County.

Inspired by President George W. Bush’s “Portraits of Courage,” CSN students have published a new book, “Through Their Eyes: The Community School of Naples Veterans Project.”