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A property occupied by EōS Fitness in Fort Myers, Florida has been sold for $14.3 million, according to Gulfshore Business. The deal marks a notable commercial real estate transaction in the Southwest Florida market, where gym-anchored retail properties continue to attract investor interest. Details on the buyer and seller were not immediately disclosed.
- 2Car crashes into Fort Myers printing business on Fowler Street▼Car crashes into Fort Myers printing business on Fowler Street, driver injured
A car crashed into a printing business on Fowler Street in Fort Myers, Florida, injuring the driver. Authorities responded to the scene, and the driver's injuries and current condition have not been detailed. No other injuries have been reported so far, and the cause of the crash is not yet known.
- 3Fort Myers man nearly loses leg to flesh-eating bacteria after fishing●Fort Myers man nearly loses leg to flesh-eating bacteria after fishing | Lee County https://www. flakefood.com/919750/fo
A man from Fort Myers, Florida, developed a severe infection from flesh-eating bacteria after going fishing, and doctors reportedly came close to amputating his leg. The case is drawing attention in Lee County as a warning about vibrio bacteria in warm coastal waters, where the infection can enter through cuts and turn life-threatening within hours.
- 4Fort Myers man nearly loses leg to flesh-eating bacteria after fishing●Fort Myers man nearly loses leg to flesh-eating bacteria after fishing | Lee County https://www. flakefood.com/919727/fo
A man from Fort Myers, Florida, contracted a flesh-eating bacterial infection after a fishing trip in Lee County and came close to losing his leg. The case, reportedly involving blood poisoning from a cut, is drawing attention as a warning about the risks of Vibrio-style infections in warm coastal waters during Florida's hot season.
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Cape Coral is holding an Arts and Culture Town Hall on Monday. Local outlets including the North Fort Myers Neighbor and Cape Coral Breeze report the event, which is expected to give residents and arts advocates a chance to discuss cultural programming and priorities in the city. Details on the venue and agenda were not included in the listings.