Today's Photos

  • A scene from Immokalee's 50th Harvest Festival on Saturday at the Seminole Rodeo Grounds. The event began with a parade down main street and ended with the Family Ranch Rodeo. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • A scene from Immokalee's 50th Harvest Festival on Saturday at the Seminole Rodeo Grounds. The event began with a parade down main street and ended with the Family Ranch Rodeo. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • A scene from Immokalee's 50th Harvest Festival on Saturday at the Seminole Rodeo Grounds. The event began with a parade down main street and ended with the Family Ranch Rodeo. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • A scene from Immokalee's 50th Harvest Festival on Saturday at the Seminole Rodeo Grounds. The event began with a parade down main street and ended with the Family Ranch Rodeo. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • A scene from Immokalee's 50th Harvest Festival on Saturday at the Seminole Rodeo Grounds. The event began with a parade down main street and ended with the Family Ranch Rodeo. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Contestants line up to watch the rodeo during Immokalee's 50th Harvest Festival on Saturday at the Seminole Rodeo Grounds. The event began with a parade down main street and ended with the Family Ranch Rodeo. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • A.J. Sarlo, 8, left, and Ralston Thomas, 7, hold their hats during the invocation and National Anthem before the rodeo during Immokalee's 50th Harvest Festival on Saturday at the Seminole Rodeo Grounds. The event began with a parade down main street and ended with the Family Ranch Rodeo. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • A scene from Immokalee's 50th Harvest Festival on Saturday at the Seminole Rodeo Grounds. The event began with a parade down main street and ended with the Family Ranch Rodeo. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Tommy Benn, 61, was on hand during Immokalee's 50th Harvest Festival to help his mom in the petting zoo area on Saturday at the Seminole Rodeo Grounds. The event began with a parade down main street and ended with the Family Ranch Rodeo. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Justin Mickelsen, 8, was on hand during Immokalee's 50th Harvest Festival to help his mom in the petting zoo area on Saturday at the Seminole Rodeo Grounds. The event began with a parade down main street and ended with the Family Ranch Rodeo. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Robert Mendoza, 9, second from left, and his siblings, Rylee, 6, left, and Ryan, 2, right, look at baby chickens during Immokalee's 50th Harvest Festival on Saturday at the Seminole Rodeo Grounds. The event began with a parade down main street and ended with the Family Ranch Rodeo. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Cape Coral resident Dalton Jones, 7, waits for the rodeo to begin during Immokalee's 50th Harvest Festival on Saturday at the Seminole Rodeo Grounds. The event began with a parade down main street and ended with the Family Ranch Rodeo. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Alligator wrestler Billy Walker, a member of the Seminole Tribe, gives a presentation during Immokalee's 50th Harvest Festival on Saturday at the Seminole Rodeo Grounds. 'I have respect for that alligator,' said Walker who has been training with alligators since he was 7-years-old. The event began with a parade down main street and ended with the Family Ranch Rodeo. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Alligator wrestler Billy Walker, a member of the Seminole Tribe, gives a presentation during Immokalee's 50th Harvest Festival on Saturday at the Seminole Rodeo Grounds. 'I have respect for that alligator,' said Walker who has been training with alligators since he was 7-years-old. The event began with a parade down main street and ended with the Family Ranch Rodeo. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Alligator wrestler Billy Walker, a member of the Seminole Tribe, gives a presentation during Immokalee's 50th Harvest Festival on Saturday at the Seminole Rodeo Grounds. 'I have respect for that alligator,' said Walker who has been training with alligators since he was 7-years-old. The event began with a parade down main street and ended with the Family Ranch Rodeo. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Alligator wrestler Billy Walker, a member of the Seminole Tribe, gives a presentation during Immokalee's 50th Harvest Festival on Saturday at the Seminole Rodeo Grounds. 'I have respect for that alligator,' said Walker who has been training with alligators since he was 7-years-old. The event began with a parade down main street and ended with the Family Ranch Rodeo. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Alligator wrestler Billy Walker, a member of the Seminole Tribe, gives a presentation during Immokalee's 50th Harvest Festival on Saturday at the Seminole Rodeo Grounds. 'I have respect for that alligator,' said Walker who has been training with alligators since he was 7-years-old. The event began with a parade down main street and ended with the Family Ranch Rodeo. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Alligator wrestler Billy Walker, a member of the Seminole Tribe, gives a presentation during Immokalee's 50th Harvest Festival on Saturday at the Seminole Rodeo Grounds. 'I have respect for that alligator,' said Walker who has been training with alligators since he was 7-years-old. The event began with a parade down main street and ended with the Family Ranch Rodeo. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • A scene from Immokalee's 50th Harvest Festival on Saturday at the Seminole Rodeo Grounds. The event began with a parade down main street and ended with the Family Ranch Rodeo. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • A scene from Immokalee's 50th Harvest Festival on Saturday at the Seminole Rodeo Grounds. The event began with a parade down main street and ended with the Family Ranch Rodeo. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Pauletta Bowers tries to rope a calf for the Bowers Team in the girls breakaway calf roping event during Immokalee's 50th Harvest Festival on Saturday at the Seminole Rodeo Grounds. The event began with a parade down main street and ended with the Family Ranch Rodeo. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • David Milburn, bottom, and Ernesto Franco try to bring down a calf during the team roping and branding competition during Immokalee's 50th Harvest Festival on Saturday at the Seminole Rodeo Grounds. The event began with a parade down main street and ended with the Family Ranch Rodeo. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Natalie Holler tries to rope a calf for the for the Immokalee Seminole Ranch team in the girls breakaway calf roping event during Immokalee's 50th Harvest Festival on Saturday at the Seminole Rodeo Grounds. The event began with a parade down main street and ended with the Family Ranch Rodeo. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • Arnie Sarlo rides after a calf in the yearling tying competition during Immokalee's 50th Harvest Festival on Saturday at the Seminole Rodeo Grounds. The event began with a parade down main street and ended with the Family Ranch Rodeo. Lexey Swall/Staff
  • "Your gateway to gracious living." So said the early sales brochure for the neighborhood of Seagate — described then as "just north of Naples" and now a part of it. Submitted photo
  • The 8th annual NAMI walk for mental health on Saturday in Old Naples raised over $120,000, money which remains in the community helping the families of those with mental illness. Grand Marshal Greg Vaughn signed autographs for fans on their t-shirts.
  • The 8th annual NAMI walk for mental health on Saturday in Old Naples raised over $120,000, money which remains in the community helping the families of those with mental illness. Paul Keller did the walk in a neck brace, after an injury that left him recuperating from a broken neck and brain damage.
  • The 8th annual NAMI walk for mental health on Saturday in Old Naples raised over $120,000, money which remains in the community helping the families of those with mental illness. Wendy Lemus walked with her niece Marion.
  • The 8th annual NAMI walk for mental health on Saturday in Old Naples raised over $120,000, money which remains in the community helping the families of those with mental illness. Guy and Stacey Guerra entertained the crowd before and after the walk.
  • Jacquelyn Turner gets her shirt signed by Grand Marshal Glen Vaughn. The 8th annual NAMI walk for mental health on Saturday in Old Naples raised over $120,000, money which remains in the community helping the families of those with mental illness.
  • The 8th annual NAMI walk for mental health on Saturday in Old Naples raised over $120,000, money which remains in the community helping the families of those with mental illness. Marie Christina St. Pierre was part of Team Favoloso.
  • Miles Loud performs for hundreds of visitors during the Marco Island Seafood Festival at Veterans Park on Marco Island on March 20, 2010. Greg Kahn/Staff
  • Customers line up for food during the Marco Island Seafood Festival at Veterans Park on Marco Island on March 20, 2010. Greg Kahn/Staff
  • Maggie Poling, 2, browses the artwork in one of more than a dozen vendor booths during the Marco Island Seafood Festival at Veterans Park on Marco Island on March 20, 2010. Greg Kahn/Staff
  • Kids jump around in the bounce house near the live music stage during the Marco Island Seafood Festival at Veterans Park on Marco Island on March 20, 2010. Greg Kahn/Staff
  • Customers try to decide on which seafood to buy during the Marco Island Seafood Festival at Veterans Park on Marco Island on March 20, 2010. Greg Kahn/Staff

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