Mindi Abair is coming to Punta Gorda this coming weekend, Nov. 16-18. Our partnership on this project has brought nationwide, if not worldwide, focus to the city with guests scooping up tickets from far and wide over the past few days.
Glen Wilson deftly flipped a mini slider burger in a fragrant sauté of minced onion.
Breaking news: “Nigerian man dies and authorities find $27 billion in his apartment. He had been trying to give it away for 15 years, but no one would return his emails.”
Judy Damron, the owner of a new women’s clothing business in Punta Gorda, Judita’s Finale, isn’t slowing down after 39 years in the industry and still works 12 hour days.
Yep! I said it. In big bold letters, and I mean it. There will never be enough time to get everything done you think you need to, or you want to, get completed for your business.
Wow, what a night.
Today is election day (newsflash!). If you have not already cast your ballot, you have until 7 p.m. tonight to go to your local precinct and make it happen. If you have any questions about the election process or where to vote, www.charlottevotes.com is an excellent resource. Once the polls …
This Sunday, Nov. 11, is Veterans Day. Unfortunately, it’s also a reminder that military consumers are ongoing targets for fraud because of their service or benefits.
Mindi Abair is coming to Punta Gorda this coming weekend, Nov. 16-18. Our partnership on this project has brought nationwide, if not worldwide, focus to the city with guests scooping up tickets from far and wide over the past few days.
Glen Wilson deftly flipped a mini slider burger in a fragrant sauté of minced onion.
Breaking news: “Nigerian man dies and authorities find $27 billion in his apartment. He had been trying to give it away for 15 years, but no one would return his emails.”
Judy Damron, the owner of a new women’s clothing business in Punta Gorda, Judita’s Finale, isn’t slowing down after 39 years in the industry and still works 12 hour days.
Yep! I said it. In big bold letters, and I mean it. There will never be enough time to get everything done you think you need to, or you want to, get completed for your business.
Wow, what a night.
Today is election day (newsflash!). If you have not already cast your ballot, you have until 7 p.m. tonight to go to your local precinct and make it happen. If you have any questions about the election process or where to vote, www.charlottevotes.com is an excellent resource. Once the polls …
This Sunday, Nov. 11, is Veterans Day. Unfortunately, it’s also a reminder that military consumers are ongoing targets for fraud because of their service or benefits.
Dropped your computer in water? It’ll probably be OK. OnTech Repair in Punta Gorda has a fix for that, along with repairs for iPhone and Samsung cellphones, smartphones and tablets.
There’s no point chaining themselves to the storefront or lying in the bulldozer’s path. (Though Thomas Joseph “TJ” Koontz, proprietor of TJ’s CDs & More, joked, “It might be fun to do anyway.”)
topical
ENGLEWOOD — Sarasota County commissioners will consider Wednesday tweaking the ratio of artisans to vegetable and food vendors at Englewood’s farmers markets.
topical
PORT CHARLOTTE — There are two new commercial developments taking shape along Veterans Boulevard in Port Charlotte, involving gas stations, convenience stores and multi-tenant retail buildings.
I’m guilty of sometimes assuming everyone is aware of the same things I’m aware of.
Our ever-popular Citywide Garage Sales return Nov. 10 at a new location the Bal Harbor Shopping Plaza at Bal Harbor and Aqui Esta.
Election day is a week away. That means more flyers in the mail. More TV commercials. More phone calls. And, unfortunately, the opportunity for more scams.
By my count, there are 10 barber shops in Englewood, and I’ve had my hair cut in four of them over the years. That got me thinking, I’ve never done a column on a barber shop.
top story
It began with a mission trip for Danielle Mortimore, who owns and operates Los Dos Cristianos Coffee Shop in North Port. Mortimore said part of the business involves donating proceeds to children and families in Honduras and Latin America living in impoverished environments.
The 10th annual “Passport to your Future” wine tasting and auction fundraiser organized by the Business and Professional Women of Englewood and Venice was held at the Historic Venice Train Depot on Oct. 26.
If you are a company that wants to sell your product to Charlotte County government, it helps to be local.
Voices murmur in a dining room, but nobody’s there. A deceased owner can’t bring himself to retire.