Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 24th of April.
Good morning, Naples.
Bonita Springs fire crews rescued two kayakers who got lost in the dark in Estero Bay Wednesday night - the Lee County Sheriff's Office used a spotlight to guide firefighter-paramedics to the pair, who were safely returned to their launch site.
Skyline Chili permanently closed its Naples and Fort Myers locations on April 22 after nearly 38 years serving classic Cincinnati-style chili — only four Florida sites remain open.
Generac recalled nearly 150,000 portable generators sold at hardware stores from May 2025 to Feb. because a fuel leak poses a fire hazard; owners should stop using their units and contact dealers for free repairs (no injuries reported).
On a Roll Film Lab expanded into a larger space as younger locals fuel a comeback in film photography.
The lab develops film and scans videos — a service that brings old memories back to life.
Collier County Public Schools set graduation ceremonies for May for local high schools and technical colleges.
The schedule includes events on May 14 at Aubrey Rogers High School Auditorium and on May 21–22 at venues such as Naples High School and Barron Collier High School Stadium.
Officials say many areas face drought as wildfires and burn bans continue ahead of the rainy season.
In the Naples area (which needs 28 inches of rain over three months), below-normal tropical activity may delay relief expected to start mid-May.
St. John Neumann’s baseball player Gus Fusco returned less than two weeks after a mouth injury from a bunt incident in March; he now wears a protective mask as his team prepares to host the Region 1A-3 quarterfinal against St. Pete Canterbury on April 25.
High school seniors Kobe Johnson (Dunbar) and Jadrien Carmo (Bishop Verot) are among the nation’s top track athletes.
They will compete in upcoming meets for state titles and college opportunities after building a strong record since their youth football days.
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