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- 1Southwest Florida Proton named 2026 Startup of the Year▼Southwest Florida Proton named 2026 ‘Startup of the Year’
Southwest Florida Proton has been named 2026 'Startup of the Year'. The Fort Myers-based cancer treatment center, which offers proton therapy, received the recognition from local business circles. Regional outlets including Florida Hospital News and Healthcare Report and Priority Marketing covered the announcement, highlighting the company's rapid growth and its role in expanding advanced cancer care options in Southwest Florida.
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David Moulton, a longtime Southwest Florida sports talk radio host and NFL spotter for broadcaster Troy Aikman, has died at 59 after a six-year battle with cancer. Aikman paid tribute, saying Moulton 'deserved better,' while colleagues and listeners mourned the respected voice behind Fort Myers sports radio.
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The Seattle Seahawks are facing the Denver Broncos on Sunday Night Football with star receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba in the lineup, though the team is missing two other key players for the matchup. Jason Myers opened the scoring with a 25-yard field goal. Smith-Njigba's availability had been a question mark heading into the primetime game.
- 4Pennsylvania elementary school tops $20,000 goal for South Sudan well▼Overachievers: Myers Elementary exceeds $20,000 goal for building water well in South Sudan
Myers Elementary School has exceeded its $20,000 fundraising goal to build a water well in South Sudan. The Altoona Mirror celebrated the students and staff as 'overachievers' for surpassing their target. The project will help provide clean drinking water to a community facing shortages, and the school's success has drawn local attention and praise.
- 5Bay Oaks to begin hosting Church of the Ascension services▼Bay Oaks to begin hosting Church of Ascension services
Bay Oaks, a facility on Fort Myers Beach, Florida, is set to begin hosting services for the Church of the Ascension. The arrangement gives the congregation a venue to gather following the loss or lack of its usual space. Local residents on the barrier island are following the news as the community continues rebuilding and reorganizing after recent disruptions.
- 6Carter Myers Automotive gives $26,500 to UVA Health Children's●Carter Myers Automotive donates $26,500 to ease travel for UVA Health Children’s families
Carter Myers Automotive has donated $26,500 to UVA Health Children's to help families cover travel costs while receiving care. The dealership group announced the gift through local broadcaster WVIR in Virginia. The money is intended to ease the financial strain on parents and relatives who must travel long distances for their children's medical treatment at the hospital.
- 7Cabarrus County ZIP code tops Charlotte metro housing market in Q3▼Cabarrus County ZIP code unseats Myers Park area as Charlotte metro's hottest housing market in Q3
A ZIP code in Cabarrus County, North Carolina, has overtaken the Myers Park area as the Charlotte metro region's hottest housing market for the third quarter. The shift highlights how demand in the Charlotte area is moving toward suburban counties north of the city, with the business press tracking quarterly rankings of the fastest-moving or most competitive local markets.
- 8Neil Simon's 'The Star-Spangled Girl' Opens at Florida Repertory Theatre▼Neil Simon's 'The Star-Spangled Girl' now playing at Florida Repertory Theatre
Florida Repertory Theatre in Fort Myers is currently staging a production of Neil Simon's classic comedy 'The Star-Spangled Girl'. The show is now playing for local audiences, adding to the regional theatre season. Local coverage has noted the arrival of the Simon comedy on the Gulf Coast stage.
- 9Matthew Montavon walks Fort Myers to Sarasota to boost congressional campaign●Matthew Montavon brings awareness to congressional campaign by walking between FM and Sarasota
Matthew Montavon, a candidate in Florida, is walking between Fort Myers and Sarasota to raise awareness for his congressional campaign. The long-distance trek is intended to draw attention to his bid and connect with voters along the route. Further details about his platform or the district's response have not been reported.
- 10Patient Death in BMS MS CAR-T Trial Unexplained●A Patient Died in BMS’s MS CAR-T Trial. No One Can Say Why.
A patient has died during Bristol Myers Squibb's clinical trial of CAR-T cell therapy for multiple sclerosis, and the cause of death has not been disclosed or determined. The news raises safety questions about the experimental treatment, which reprograms immune cells. Observers are closely watching for further details from the company and regulators.
- 11Awards Season Screenplay Downloads Kick Off with Obsession●Scott Myers’s annual list of awards season screenplays to legally download has started. The script for Obsession kicks o
Screenwriter Scott Myers has launched his annual series making awards season screenplays available to download legally, starting with the script for Obsession. The series, published on his Go Into The Story blog, offers film enthusiasts and aspiring writers free access to professional scripts each year as awards contenders are released.
- 12Alaska on Hollywood prejudice and leading Oh, Mary!▼‘A dog would get treated better than a drag queen in Hollywood’: Alaska on prejudice and leading Oh, Mary! By Owen Myers
RuPaul's Drag Race star Alaska says drag performers face harsher treatment in Hollywood than animals, in a new interview with the Guardian. The comedian discusses queer visibility, the political climate and taking the lead role in Cole Escola's hit Broadway comedy Oh, Mary!, one of the most talked-about shows on stage.
- 13Bristol-Myers Squibb Seen as Undervalued Dividend Play●Bristol-Myers Squibb: The Market May Be Too Pessimistic About This 4-Star Dividend Stock
Morningstar argues the market may be too pessimistic about Bristol-Myers Squibb, rating the pharmaceutical company a 4-star stock and pointing to its dividend as attractive at current valuations. Investors are weighing whether concerns over patent expirations and pipeline risk have pushed the shares below their fair value.
- 14Halloween 4 director helmed dozens of Bones episodes●Found out today that the director of Halloween 4 directed TWENTY THREE episodes of Bones. I have absolutely nothing to d
Film fans have been surprised to learn that Dwight H. Little, who directed Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers, also directed twenty-three episodes of the long-running crime series Bones. The trivia is spreading as a piece of harmless television curiosity, with people amused at the unlikely link between a slasher sequel and a 2000s forensic drama.
- 15Halloween: The Game Gets First Post-Launch DLC With New Myers Skins●First Post-Launch DLC Arrives Today for 'Halloween: The Game', Including New Myers Skins
The first post-launch downloadable content for 'Halloween: The Game' arrives today, adding new Michael Myers skins among its additions. The release marks the game's first expansion since launch, giving players fresh cosmetic options for the iconic slasher. Horror gaming outlets, including Bloody Disgusting, have flagged the drop, and fans of the franchise are expected to pick up the content as it goes live.
- 16John Carpenter's 1978 'Halloween' Line Still Haunts Horror●Halloween Quote of the Day: The 1978 Iconic ‘Halloween’ Line That Became a Horror Classic
John Carpenter's 1978 slasher 'Halloween' is back in the spotlight as fans revisit the film's most iconic line, widely regarded as one of horror's most quotable moments. The classic, which helped define the slasher genre and launched Michael Myers into pop culture, is being celebrated as audiences mark the Halloween season with retrospectives on the movie.