Southwest Florida Chronicle

Serving Charlotte, Lee and Collier Counties

Celebrating a Trailblazer

Congratulations, Marie Hicks—thank you for 40 years of extraordinary service. Your legacy is eternal.

Partnering to Educate our Community

I am inviting you to partner in an initiative that will empower your members to make wise financial decisions that will benefit their families for generations to come.

Constitution Day Gala

Our country’s Constitution, ratified in 1789, encapsulated the “Spirit of 1776”, and changed the world! A celebration of the enduring spirit of freedom and liberty at this unforgettable fundraising event, hosted by your Lee County Republican Party.

Addressing Special Act Bill

On September 15th, a Special Act Bill was presented to the Collier County Delegation, and it has since passed state legislation.

Fade Em’ Up Barbershop

At Fade Em’ Up Barbershop men can escape from the stress of daily expectation and talk freely where respect is mutually given.

Experienced Residency Director Dr. Alfred Gitu Promoted to Chief Academic Officer at Lee Health

We are pleased to announce the promotion of Dr. Alfred Gitu as Lee Health’s new Chief Academic Officer.

6 Steps to Build “Be Nice Muscles”

…try building your BE NICE MUSCLES; it’s the only muscle that everyone can build regardless of age, health…

Dear Beloved

Jeremiah is a great example for all of us to stand for God, His word and the Truth. Jesus is the way, the truth and the life and, as stated in John 1; Jesus is the word—it is simply put to STAND WITH AND FOR JESUS!

The SWFL Chronicle Staff Receives SEC Approval to Cover Conference Football Events

The SWFL Chronicle’s Michael H Blank received official approval by the SEC on September 9th to cover and photograph Conference Football Events for the publication.

To the leaders of SWFL

This has been a tumultuous year. One of Recocking. One of Shaking. Any time you build something you have to tear down a few things and level it… And build a deep foundation.

Seniors & Sex: My Dearest

I want to thank you—for growing old with me. For allowing me the sacred privilege of witnessing your life unfold, year by year. For being the constant when everything else has changed.

The Erosion of Ethics Through Mundane Avoidance

I’ve been working through several possible topics for this column. I have one on the practices of credit card companies that seem to be catching the attention of both sides of the aisle in Washington.

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