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A conversation with the cast of Theatre Conspiracy’s production of the laugh-out-loud comedy “What Springs Forth” (opens the original)
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Theatre Conspiracy is closing it’s the summer season with a production of Carey Crim’s comedy “What Springs Forth.” We’ll talk with cast members Tiffany Campbell, Anne Reed, and Lucy Sundby.
Election surprises: Cochran wins in Lee; BERT rides to victory; Schwartzel will vie against Arias in 19th (opens the original)
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The polls opened at 7 a.m. Tuesday for Florida's 2026 Primary Election voting. However, results for statewide races didn't start to roll in until shortly after 8 p.m. due to the nine counties in the state's western Panhandle and part of a 10th that are in the Central Time Zone. Bay, Calhoun, Escambia, Holmes, Jackson, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, Walton, and Washington are all in the CST. Gulf County is split — its northern zone is in Central Time but its southern coastal area is in Eastern Time. Initi
“Larger Than Life Watercolors” retrospective exhibition of works by Zan Lombardo now at Cape Coral Art Center (opens the original)
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The Cape Coral Art Center is featuring a retrospective exhibition of works by Pine Island-based painter Zan Lombardo titled “Larger Than Life Watercolors” in reference to the large-scale watercolor scrolls that Lombardo is perhaps best known for. We talk with Lombardo about her unique artistic practice, what inspires her paintings, and the evolution of her work over time.
Players Circle Theater revives “My Way: A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra (opens the original)
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On the heels of a currently running youth theater production of “Into the Woods” Players Circle Theater is preparing to perform “My Way: A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra.” We’ll talk with the directors and cast members from both shows.
Sanibel Summer Jazz Concert series performance features Dana Paul, David Pastorius, Stu Shelton, and Tony Vigilante (opens the original)
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The final performance of the inaugural Sanibel Summer Jazz Concert series, July 31, features vocalist Dana Paul, bassist David Pastorius, pianist Stu Shelton, and percussionist Tony Vigilante. The concert series is presented by the Sanibel Jazz Society, LLC, founded by Amy Sbarra to promote the art of jazz and support student musicians.
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