Local News in Charlotte County

Florida Weekly (Charlotte) Published September 02

“Hope Lights the Way” at annual Recovery Candlelight Vigil

Charlotte Behavioral Health Care (CBHC) invites the community to come together for an evening of hope, healing and remembrance at its annual Recovery Candlelight Vigil from 7 to 8:15 p.m. Friday, Sept. 18, at Laishley Park, 100 Nesbit St., Punta Gorda. Held in recognition of…

Florida Weekly (Charlotte) Published September 02

Crossword – 9/02/2026

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Florida Weekly (Charlotte) Published September 02

Horoscopes

ARIES (March 21 to April 19) A change that you hoped for is on its way. But you still need to be patient until more explanations are forthcoming. Continue to keep your enthusiasm in check. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Your social life expands as new friends come into your life.…

Florida Weekly (Charlotte) Published September 02

Sudoku – 9/02/2026

Florida Weekly (Fort Myers) Published September 02

A.N.A.’s Friends

NATURE OF BUSINESS: Nonprofit organization serving abused, neglected and abandoned children throughout Southwest Florida COMPANY PRESIDENT & CEO: Jessica Kaestner NUMBER OF LOCATIONS: One primary office in Fort Myers, serving children throughout Collier, Lee, Charlotte, Hendry…

Florida Weekly (Charlotte) Published September 01

Football coach Ingman named in Economic Development’s 40 Under 40

Charlotte County Economic Development is highlighting Jordan Ingman through its 40 Under 40 feature, part of the Careers on the Coast program. The program shares the stories of young professionals who are building careers, businesses and community connections in Charlotte County.…

Florida Weekly (Charlotte) Published September 01

In praise of diverse minds

“The world needs all kinds of minds,” said Dr. Temple Grandin. The animal scientist addressed Southwest Floridians in Babcock Ranch on Saturday, Aug. 22, with that resounding message. Grandin — who has written dozens of books on autism and insights into animal sciences — shared…

Florida Weekly (Charlotte) Published September 01

Charlotte Players suggests you “Don’t Talk to the Actors” in comedy opener

Charlotte Players opens its 2026-27 season at the Langdon Playhouse with “Don’t Talk to the Actors,” a hilarious comedy by acclaimed playwright Tom Dudzick. Audiences can enjoy this witty and fast-paced production from Sept.10 through 20 at the intimate Langdon Playhouse in Port…

Florida Weekly (Charlotte) Published August 31

FWC: Alligator harvest online reporting now available in app

Hunters participating in the Statewide Alligator Hunt and Super Hunt can now log their alligator harvests through the Fish l Hunt FL app. Hunters must still record their harvest within 24 hours or prior to transferring the harvest. If cellular service is not available for the…

Florida Weekly (Charlotte) Published August 31

Sunseeker Resort offers Labor Day weekend getaway

Looking for a Labor Day Weekend getaway with live music, waterfront fun and programming for the whole family? Sunseeker Resort Florida Gulf Coast, Southwest Florida’s premier waterfront resort, is marking the holiday with five days of entertainment and experiences from Sept. 3…

Florida Weekly (Naples) Published August 31

Hunger action month

September is Hunger Action Month, a time to shine a light on an issue that affects every community across Southwest Florida. Recent data from Feeding America shows that today, one in seven people and one in five children experience food insecurity. Nearly 300,000 neighbors rely…

Florida Weekly (Charlotte) Published August 31

Hispanic Heritage Month begins in September

Hispanic Heritage Month begins this month and runs through mid-October. It’s an important commemoration here in Florida where 29 percent of the state’s population has Hispanic roots. As does the state itself. After all, Florida was originally colonized by Spain, with explorer…