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JEFFREY HRUNKA

Reporter · US

Indexed articles, last 90 days
4
Latest publication
Sep 16, 2026
Outlet visibility, for Floridaweekly
Top 5M sites
Earliest in this view
Jul 9, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 16, 2026 · By JEFFREY HRUNKA

    City of Palms Park has rounded first base for the final time - Florida Weekly (opens the original)

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    Views of the demolition of the City of Palms Stadium in Fort Myers. -DAVID WISHTISCHIN / FLORIDA WEEKLY The faint cheers of a full stadium have now been drowned out by machinery as the walls of a historic ballpark are being torn down. All that remains is the dirt of a field once played on by baseball legends. For decades, the City of Palms Park has been a staple of Fort Myers, as it has brought one of America’s oldest pastimes to the heart of its downtown district. Yet aging infrastructure and e

  2. Article · Aug 24, 2026 · BY JEFFREY HRUNKA

    Serving up ice cream and future opportunity - Florida Weekly (opens the original)

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    Owner Tricia Davis standing outside of Scoops on First, along First Street in Downtown Fort Myers. -JEFFREY HRUNKA / FLORIDA WEEKLY Scoops on First has always been known for its freshly scooped ice cream sundaes and sweet treats, but owner Tricia Davis believes the ice cream parlor’s family atmosphere is what keeps driving people back. That family feel has extended to every employee who’s called Scoops on First a second home. It’s all because of Davis’ involvement in her employees’ lives as both

  3. Article · Jul 9, 2026 · BY JEFFREY HRUNKA

    Beat the heat in pickleball paradise - Florida Weekly (opens the original)

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    Several customers playing against one another in PickleRage’s Fourth of July event. -JEFFREY HRUNKA / FLORIDA WEEKLY With the summer heat bringing Southwest Florida residents indoors, PickleRage in Fort Myers is offering a cooler option to get their pickleball fix. Although the weather has brought in a crowd, owner Ed Pickett believes that the social aspect is why reservations are stacking up. Pickett describes the atmosphere as fun and a little trash talk at every court. For Pickett, this is wh

  4. Article · Jul 9, 2026 · BY JEFFREY HRUNKA

    Beat the heat in pickleball paradise - Florida Weekly (opens the original)

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    Several customers playing against one another in PickleRage’s Fourth of July event. -JEFFREY HRUNKA / FLORIDA WEEKLY With the summer heat bringing Southwest Florida residents indoors, PickleRage in Fort Myers is offering a cooler option to get their pickleball fix. Although the weather has brought in a crowd, owner Ed Pickett believes that the social aspect is why reservations are stacking up. Pickett describes the atmosphere as fun and a little trash talk at every court. For Pickett, this is wh

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