Since opening in 1991, Willis Jewelers in Port Charlotte is staffed by only its owner, David Willis, who helps people most with their jewelry and watch repairs. Custom designs are also offered, and the business buys gold, diamonds and precious stones.
State Rep. Michael Grant will be the featured speaker at our Third Wednesday Coffee tomorrow. Recently selected as House Majority Whip, Grant will discuss the upcoming legislative session. The Coffee will be sponsored by Chapman Insurance Group. Please join us from 7:15 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. at …
Can you believe it was only 20 years ago when the biggest internet access provider was subscription dial-up America Online (AOL)?
A December 2018 report from the National Federation of Independent Business reports the Small Business Optimism Index was basically unchanged from previous months.
This coming weekend the ever-popular Sullivan Street Arts & Craft Fair returns, running the length of Sullivan from the Event Center to Virginia.
The buzz around the candy-colored Fishery artists’ colony was always the same: The latest rumored sale of the 14-acre Placida Road property had fallen through. Sigh of relief.
The same time of year that brings back our northern visitors also delivers a cornucopia of fresh, local, certified-organic produce.
And, we’re off. We start the New Year at my next door neighbor, Carmelo’s Italian Ristorante (W. Retta Esplanade) for Networking at Noon Wednesday. Please call the Chamber’s Port Charlotte office at 941-627-2222 to make sure there’s room and to make your lunch selection.
When the Federal Trade Commission warns that a scam is “growing exponentially” it gets my attention.
The hardest part about running West Wall Outfitters, according to owner Josh Greer, is watching everyone else fish while he has to work. The Port Charlotte business boasts a kayak shop, fly shop and fishing charters.
The new year is off and running to a great pace. In this first full week of 2019, we have a lot for our members and potential new members to get involved with.
Scott Wise was as optimistic about Punta Gorda as he is about life in general.
Late humorist Lewis Grizzard knew his restaurants.
ENGLEWOOD — Dianne Clark is extremely excited about joining a group of passionate, enthusiastic people in a quaint town.
As the partial government shutdown stretches through its second week, Florida home buyers using government-backed loans may have a hard time closing on their houses as federal agencies operate in a limited capacity.
2018 is in the bag and we are all set to launch into 2019 with some very exciting things for everyone to enjoy. 2018 will be remembered for another great Wine & Jazz Festival, led by Nick Colionne but at which we got to meet Eric Darius who brought the house down. The tickets for our 14t…
Happy New Year! Here’s to a successful, fun, healthy 2019!
Happy New Year!
Entrepreneurs should always be looking for trends and issues that could benefit or challenge their business. Be especially watchful when the calendar changes to a new year. The trends of a new year are often a continuation of factors that have been influential for some time.
The buzz around the candy-colored Fishery artists’ colony was always the same: The latest rumored sale of the 14-acre Placida Road property had fallen through. Sigh of relief.
The same time of year that brings back our northern visitors also delivers a cornucopia of fresh, local, certified-organic produce.
And, we’re off. We start the New Year at my next door neighbor, Carmelo’s Italian Ristorante (W. Retta Esplanade) for Networking at Noon Wednesday. Please call the Chamber’s Port Charlotte office at 941-627-2222 to make sure there’s room and to make your lunch selection.
When the Federal Trade Commission warns that a scam is “growing exponentially” it gets my attention.
The hardest part about running West Wall Outfitters, according to owner Josh Greer, is watching everyone else fish while he has to work. The Port Charlotte business boasts a kayak shop, fly shop and fishing charters.
The new year is off and running to a great pace. In this first full week of 2019, we have a lot for our members and potential new members to get involved with.
Scott Wise was as optimistic about Punta Gorda as he is about life in general.
Late humorist Lewis Grizzard knew his restaurants.
ENGLEWOOD — Dianne Clark is extremely excited about joining a group of passionate, enthusiastic people in a quaint town.
As the partial government shutdown stretches through its second week, Florida home buyers using government-backed loans may have a hard time closing on their houses as federal agencies operate in a limited capacity.
2018 is in the bag and we are all set to launch into 2019 with some very exciting things for everyone to enjoy. 2018 will be remembered for another great Wine & Jazz Festival, led by Nick Colionne but at which we got to meet Eric Darius who brought the house down. The tickets for our 14t…
Happy New Year! Here’s to a successful, fun, healthy 2019!
Happy New Year!
Entrepreneurs should always be looking for trends and issues that could benefit or challenge their business. Be especially watchful when the calendar changes to a new year. The trends of a new year are often a continuation of factors that have been influential for some time.
With 2018 in the bag, we are all set to launch into 2019 with some very exciting things for everyone to enjoy.
The Sears at the Port Charlotte Town Center mall will be closing in late March 2019, the company announced Wednesday.
PUNTA GORDA — Whether you’re pro-local or pro-corporate, new business is booming in the city.
From jewelry, incense and wind chimes, to wall hangings, scarves, and tarot/oracle cards, there’s a new business in Port Charlotte, aimed at helping you find serenity.
I have some reflections to share after writing this consumer advocacy column for the past 12 years, including ways to successfully self-advocate without my help.
By 2017, U.S. shoppers could buy a mattress at more places than they could get a Big Mac.
