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Ashley French

Fort Myers

Reporter and Video Journalist at WINK-TV (Fort Myers, FL)

Reporter @WINKnews | Story ideas: [email protected] | @NSULA Alumna

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  • Nov 3, 2024 | winknews.com | Ashley French

    The 2024 Presidential Election is on Tuesday. Now that early voting has ended, Southwest Florida political parties are making their final push to voters. RELATED: FGCU students and professor weigh in on upcoming electionThe Democratic and Republican parties in Lee County are working hard on their final efforts to reach out to voters who have yet to cast their ballots.

  • Nov 2, 2024 | winknews.com | Ashley French

    Early voting sign. Credit: CBS Miami Saturday is the last day of early voting for several counties throughout Southwest Florida. Early voting turnout has been huge for several counties, from Lee to Collier County. RELATED: Final weekend for early votingCollier County hit 100,000 voters as of Saturday. Voters said the voting process has been a breeze, from waiting less in line at the polls to casting their ballots by mail.

  • Oct 31, 2024 | winknews.com | Ashley French

    If you’re looking to do some early holiday shopping in Charlotte County on Friday, Fisherman’s Village is reopening its doors just in time. It’s been closed since Oct. 8 due to Hurricane Milton. Several employees are preparing for the reopening on Friday. From what they say,it feels like a grand opening after being closed for almost a month. Kathy Burnam is the Marketing and Events Manager at Fisherman’s Village. She said that now is a great time for Fisherman’s Village to reopen.

  • Oct 30, 2024 | winknews.com | Ashley French

    A housing development in Collier County recently opened, and it is geared toward older people looking for affordable housing. RELATED: Collier Commissioners change rules for affordable housing projects under Live Local ActThe property is called Ekos Allegro, located on Hammock Road in Naples. This development is huge for Collier County as it continues to find ways to combat its homeless population, which consists primarily of older people.

  • Oct 27, 2024 | winknews.com | Ashley French

    The early stages of red tide are beginning to show, leaving a trail of dead fish along the shore. Residents near Englewood beach said to simply stay off the beach when blooms like this begin to form. RESIDENT: Red Tide concerns in Southwest FloridaSeveral kinds of dead fish were along the shore, seemingly caused by the red tide. It also makes the air hard to breathe with the strong smell left by the dead fish.

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Ashley French @FrenchOnAir
16 Oct 24

RT @MattDevittWX: #BREAKING: Two new tornadoes confirmed from Hurricane #Milton last week. Fort Myers EF-2 with winds of 116 mph and 500 ya…

Ashley French
Ashley French @FrenchOnAir
14 Oct 24

RT @MattDevittWX: FLORIDA FALL FRONT! 🍁 The first of the season will drop temps and humidity levels across *most* of the state. Even mornin…

Ashley French
Ashley French @FrenchOnAir
13 Oct 24

RT @accuweather: Manasota Key, Florida, reveals the harsh aftermath of Hurricane Milton's storm surge, with homes slabbed clean. https://t.…