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Gulfshore Opera Brings Sold-Out Madama Butterfly to Naples, Then Tours SW Florida
Gulfshore Opera is launching its 13th season with Puccini's Madama Butterfly, staging the tragic tale of a young geisha and the American naval officer who betrays her across three Southwest Florida counties. The company's performance at Artis—Naples is already sold out, but tickets remain for stops in Punta Gorda and Fort Myers in the coming weeks.
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Fort Myers Out of the Darkness Walk brings hope after loss
FORT MYERS, Fla. (WINK)—Hundreds of people gathered Sunday in Fort Myers for the sixth Out of the Darkness Walk to raise awareness and money for suicide prevention. Many people honored loved ones they lost as they walked in colorful honor beads that showed their connection to suicide. "I think...
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A-State Falls to Florida Gulf Coast on the Road, 59-89
Fort Myers, FA – Contributed – Arkansas State (0-2) was unable to find an offensive rhythm against Florida Gulf Coast (1-1), falling 59-89 Saturday afternoon at Alico Arena. A trio of Red Wolves in double digits, Crislyn Rose led the team with 14 points scored, and Amina Gray...
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Bringing 'joy' to students, parents during high school football season
For today's "What We Do", our weekly touch base with our journalists and asking them questions about what they cover and the content they create, we catch up with photo journalist Andrew West to ask him about one of his favorite photos of 2026, so far. Question: Where and when was this photo taken and time of day? Answer: Friday, Sept. 18. 2026 at about 9 p.m. What were you trying to capture or express? I was trying to capture movement in slow motion of the dance team from Gulf Coast High School performing in the stands during a high school football game between Gulf Coast and Fort Myers. What type of lens/equipment did you use to get this image? This image was shot using a Sony A7iv with a 200-600 mm lens at 600 with an ISO of 200 at f/11 and 1/1.25 second shutter speed. Which is essentially just under one full second Any challenges with lighting, or anything else environmental? Night time shooting always has its challenges. I always look for how light is falling on a subject. When you narrowed it down, what were the factors for this photo we are looking at for making the