The Naples Press

This week marks the debut of The Naples Press, a community newspaper dedicated to serving the residents of Naples and Collier County. It is part of the Gulfshore Life Media family of publications and is locally owned.

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Restaurants, retail also proposed for NC Square

1 week ago | naplespress.com | Tim Aten

Main Q: What else is going to be built besides residential units at NC Square on Immokalee Road? I heard stores and restaurants.
Two milestones - The Naples Press

1 week ago | naplespress.com | Harriet Howard Heithaus

Arts & Leisure, Cover Story Museum’s 25th-year program aligns with America’s 250th As The Baker Museum approaches its 25th anniversary, there’s a sense of embracing history as well as aligning with Artis—Naples Artistic and Music Director Alexander Shelley’s theme “E Pluribus Unum – from many into one.” Residential Subscriptions One copy mailed weekly Commercial Subscriptions Multiple copies mailed weekly to the same address Retired architect Gene Cravillion hasn’t practiced architecture...
Unbeaten FC Naples nips Richmond, 2-1

1 week ago | naplespress.com | Randy Kambic

Local News USL LEAGUE ONE In a showdown between the top two teams in USL League One, FC Naples remained unbeaten by topping the Richmond Kickers 2-1 on April 12 at the Paradise Coast Sports Complex.
Could airport funding study be the end of the discussion?

2 weeks ago | naplespress.com | John Guerra

Collier now NAPLES AIRPORT Naples Airport Authority board members on March 20 authorized a study to learn how much it might cost to build a new airport, and options for paying for it.
‘Soup Nazi’ retires, sells original Larry’s Lunch Box in East Naples

2 weeks ago | naplespress.com | Tim Aten

Business & Real Estate No soup for you — at least not from Naples’ “Soup Nazi” anymore. Marci Redding has retired after more than 35 years of berating indecisive customers at Larry’s Lunch Box Delicatessen in East Naples.
Curie and the cure: Play explores friendship that saved her

2 weeks ago | naplespress.com | Harriet Howard Heithaus

Arts & Leisure, Front Row Seat THEATER Free-associate the name Marie Curie, and the words “radium” and “x-ray” will likely bubble up.
Still on top - The Naples Press

3 weeks ago | naplespress.com | Randy Kambic

Sports Another tie for FC Naples; team remains undefeated FC Naples wasn’t victorious in its third home game, playing Portland Hearts of Pine to a scoreless draw last Saturday evening at the Paradise Coast Sports Complex. But there were plenty of positives that came out of the match.
Whitman Designs move to larger space proves bright idea for artist-entrepreneur

3 weeks ago | naplespress.com | Harriet Howard Heithaus

Arts & Leisure, Cover Story Residential Subscriptions One copy mailed weekly Commercial Subscriptions Multiple copies mailed weekly to the same address Retired architect Gene Cravillion hasn’t practiced architecture since August 2022. The 91-year-old s... Supposedly, the old saying goes that all good things must come to an end. I don’t believe any of tha... RESTAURANTS I’ve always been surprised Naples doesn’t have celebrity chef-driven restaurants. Why shouldn’t Thom... Less than two weeks...
Marco spring-summer season ups entertainment ante here

3 weeks ago | naplespress.com | Harriet Howard Heithaus

The tourist season is nearly over. Your fun is not. Marco Island Center for the Arts has debuted a spring-summer entertainment season that ranges from theater to an evening of psychic marvels. Spend an afternoon at the island’s beach, art center and museum, then enjoy dinner and settle in for such treats as the biographical tale of humorist Erma Bombeck, whose “At Wit’s End” column took her from a Bellbrook, Ohio, weekly newspaper feature to a nationally syndicated columnist and writer.
Vanderbilt library’s supporters bring petitions to library budget-setting prelude

3 weeks ago | naplespress.com | Harriet Howard Heithaus

Public Services Department Director Tanya Williams came to the Collier County Public Library Advisory Board workshop Friday to educate it on formulating its requests for county commissioners’ upcoming 2026 budget deliberations. She wasn’t the only one bringing enlightenment.