Lisa Spooner

2 months ago | gulfcoastnewsnow.com | Lisa Spooner

WAS NOT HARMED. ANGLE IS NOW BEING HELD WITHOUT BOND ON THE 3 MURDER CHARGES. >> THE GULF COAST CONTINUES TO SEE A GROWING NUMBER OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN WHO NEED A HELPING HAND SINCE OPENING ITS DOORS IN DECEMBER. THE SAINT MATTHEW'S HOUSE WOMEN AND CHILDREN'S SHELTER IN FORT MYERS HAS BEEN FULL AND EVEN HAS A GROWING WAITLIST. GULF COAST NEWS RECENTLY HELD A CLOTHING DRIVE FOR THE SHELTER. AND TODAY WE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO DELIVER THE DONATIONS, BUT THEY SAY THEY'RE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR MORE.

2 months ago | gulfcoastnewsnow.com | Lisa Spooner

Ron Jerozsko, a seasonal resident of the Gulf Coast, found relief from severe back pain through a new endoscopic spine surgery. "When we first moved down here years ago, I would walk a four-mile circle every day," Jerozsko said. Eventually, Jerozsko had to cut back on his walks. "I cut it down to three and then down to two and one, and then, this pain started, you know," he said. Jerozsko's back pain became so debilitating that it would bring him to his knees.

Nov 7, 2023 | nbc-2.com | Lisa Spooner

Joshue Salazar knows what it means to bed rot. He utilizes it as a form of self-care. “To get ready for the week that is coming or when I know that I’m going to have a rough week, I do it so that I can have the energy, ” explained Salazar. He’s been doing it for the past two years, but he only knew it had a name once he did a Google search for the effects of staying in bed for long periods. “And then the term popped in the search like bed rotting,” he said.”He even has a routine.

Oct 31, 2023 | nbc-2.com | Lisa Spooner

It’s safe to say almost all kids these days spend some amount of time on either their phone or other devices after school. But now the question is: how much is too much time? Dr. Thomas Schiller is a pediatrician with Lee Health and said, “Kids are spending way, way too much time on screen time. It is affecting every aspect of their life.

Sep 29, 2023 | nbc-2.com | Lisa Spooner

SANIBEL ISLAND, Fla. – “Well, listen, we actually looked like a war zone. It looked like pretty decimated,” explained Rick Willingham, General Manager of Jerry’s Foods on Sanibel. Sanibel Island was one of the primary targets of Hurricane Ian’s wrath.