Pharmacist: Hormone strategies for fatigue

Many times, when a woman is fatigued and experiencing post-menopausal symptoms ...

Letters to the Editor, June 7

I’m a security officer and building superintendent in Collier County. I’m finding dirty electricity everywhere I check with my meter in Collier.

With hurricane season upon us, kindness counts

For those of us who stayed put, the week immediately following Hurricane Irma was especially humbling, as we scrambled for fresh water, ice, food and peace of mind.

Letters to the Editor, May 31

During Trump’s first two years in office, three U.S. consumer-protection regulators completed 84 cases.

Pelosi impeachment choices dictated by politics

If Mitch McConnell and Republicans are reprehensible for not moving against an impeachable president, then so is Pelosi. You can’t have it both ways.

by Rob Stutzman  | 5 days ago

Letters to the Editor, May 28

A recent letter to the editor criticized the press for reporting "certain misdeeds ...

Gardening: The snakes of Florida

Snakes and alligators are two of the most feared species we live with on the edge of the Everglades.

Letters to the Editor, May 24

I’m not a supporter nor a critic of Chief Schettino, knowing little of his termination.

Turning the Toxic Tide editorials spotlight solutions

The six editorial boards of USA TODAY Network-Florida banded together to create a playbook for saving the state's imperiled waterways.

Letters to the Editor, May 17

Florida Veterans for Common Sense believes action on climate change is needed now.

Editorial: History shows commercial passenger service doesn’t fly in Naples

Despite poll results, fliers voted with their money and used Southwest Florida International Airport instead. Delta and Elite Airways tried and left.

Letters to the Editor, May 14

Car carriers have always been a safety concern, but this season they were completely out of control parking in traffic lanes.

Opinion: How could this be so close to Naples?

For the children of migrant workers who speak limited English, simple skills like vocabulary and social awareness must be gained in places like Pathways.

Letters to the Editor, May 10

It is so sad that the hatred and slandering toward our president continues from some in our country.

Column: Fla. needs to offer personal finance course in high school

This year, Florida legislators approved a bill that will require all school districts to offer a personal finance course in high school.

Letters to the Editor, May 7

Marco Island’s Chief Schettino won the popularity contest according to the lawn signs ...

Prescribe transparency for drug costs: Our view

Requiring pharmaceutical manufacturers to disclose drug costs in television ads might stimulate debate on who pays for what: Our view

Why I support the Guardian ad Litem Foundation

The Guardian ad Litem Foundation, a nonprofit organization, provides funding to recruit and train volunteer advocates who serve as the voice for children in the judicial, education and child welfare systems.

Landon: 20 years of hope and healing

It’s been 20 years since the Neighborhood Health Clinic opened its doors to serve low-income adults here in Naples.

Guest Commentary: What ‘Keep the Chief’ means

There is no election, but Marco Island residents may be approached to place a “Keep the Chief” sign in their yard.

Batte: Do the right thing Marco City Council

Police Chief Al Schettino and his police officers were there for us during the disastrous hurricane Irma.

Bookworm: Back to nature before doomsday

As a former army chaplain, he knew that the British had ceded land to the U.S. after the Revolutionary War.

Pharmacist: Your meds may deplete hormones

DHEA is dubbed the “Fountain of Youth” hormone, and it is produced in high quantities during your younger years.

Pharmacist: Surprise! Eggs reduce stroke risk

For years, folks have been afraid of eggs, and how they are “bad” for cholesterol and LDL.

Gardening: Watering and rainy season

If you are one of the people who say it’s summer so I can turn off my sprinklers, this column is for you.

Pharmacist: 5 reasons you should take selenium

The Greek word “selene” means moon, and that’s where the trace mineral selenium gets its name.

Pharmacist: Reducing scary breathing problems

If your child must undergo a tonsillectomy, there is important research newly published in JAMA Pediatrics that I’d like to share with you today.

Chamber: ‘Why internships are a good idea’

With summer quickly approaching, students across the region are starting to sketch out plans for their time off from school.

Ask the Pharmacist: 9 ways you ruin your teeth

You may unknowingly be hurting your teeth with everyday things, for example drinking kombucha.

Letters to the Editor, May 3

The flagrant hypocrisy displayed in Joe Batte’s op-ed in the April 26 edition of the Marco Eagle was laughable to me.

Letters to the Editor, April 30

The ordinance also required amending or repealing the ordinance, it would require a super-majority vote, five to two to do so.

Pharmacist: Caffeine as an option for ADHD

Caffeine is the number one stimulant and and psychoactive drug in the world.

Letters to the Editor, April 26

Is it in the best interests of Collier County resident/taxpayers to split the Collier County Sheriff’s Office into five separately organized.

Letters to the Editor, April 23

This really isn’t a controversial proposal in the USA … or is it?

Pharmacist: Watch out for drug muggers

When you purchase over-the-counter medications or receive a prescription, you take the pills with sincere hope that you’ll feel better.

Letters to the Editor, April 19

I am very disappointed to see the politicizing of the staff changes in the police department.

Looking Up: The coming collision

"The Great Andromeda Galaxy," M31, and our own galaxy, the Milky Way, are traveling through space towards each other at a speed of 216,000 mph.

Pharmacist: Natural remedies for reflux

I finally got reflux and heartburn after all these years. I have newfound respect for those of you who deal with it!

Guest column:Tallahassee madness

Based on the confounded knowledge that a horse tied to a stable stake would kick its owner when left unattended.

Letters to the Editor, April 9

I guess our city leaders can use the excuse that they didn't realize that tourist season has not ended yet.