Hi, I’m Mary Margaret, the new Fitness Director at The Club at Gateway. Most of you already know me, but if not, please stop by and introduce yourself. I hope this message finds you energized and ready to embrace the joys of movement! I’m thrilled to share some exciting insights on how exercise can be […]

Thank you to all of our members at The Club at Gateway for a great season. I would personally like to thank the staff, Michael, Adrian, Nelson, Joe and all the outside services staff that have worked very hard to make this season a special one. Congratulations to all of our Major Championship winners this […]

The Lee County Fertilizer Ordinance takes effect on June 1. DO MORE BY DOING LESS Doing your part to preserve our water quality is as simple as doing less yardwork! During the rainy summer season, unnecessary fertilizing and improper fertilizer application can result in runoff that sends nutrients meant to feed your lawn into our waterways […]

Book Club JAN HARTZELL The GWC Book Club will meet at hostess Helen Cotner’s home, on June 10 at 7 p.m. The co-hostess will be Lois Hyatt. The group will be discussing The Island of Sea Women. Helen will also be leading our conversation about this novel.  “The Island of Sea Women is a 2019 historical […]

Enhancing Our Community Over the course of the next several months the Gateway Greens communities will benefit from a range of projects – all with the objective of enhancing our community. One of the focus areas is to improve our overall landscaping aesthetics. The Gateway Greens Homeowners Association’s Landscaping Committee is developing a multi-year plan […]

Jello-Hearts Well, it’s summertime, school is out, and the kids and/or grandkids are probably more underfoot at home. How fun! But we all know this also means that things are most likely getting a bit noisier and spicier around the house, right? Okay, maybe a lot more. From testy fussing to feisty arguments, disagreements of […]

The Continental Women’s Club will hold its monthly luncheon meeting on Thursday, June 12 at 11:30 a.m. Our program will feature Nora Pearson, who is a Lee County Master Gardener Volunteer. Nora will give us a presentation about orchids called “Tie One On,” teaching us orchid basics and how to secure them to a tree. […]

May On The Water May is a month with warm weather, calm seas, and the potential for good fishing. The month brings a host of choices for anglers of all skill levels. This is the time of year that gives anglers the best opportunity to hook into a tarpon, as they move into Southwest Florida […]

When visitors to Edison and Ford Winter Estates walk toward the museum from the parking lot, the first giant tree that they encounter is often the majestic Kapok. Commanding in several aspects, this tree was designed to and has withstood many hurricanes, trucks rolling over its protruding roots and extended periods of drought. The tree […]

June On The Water Warm sunny days with calm seas followed by afternoon thunderstorms is our typical weather pattern for June as summer sets in. Although Southwest Florida is rapidly growing, you notice a big decline of boaters and anglers over the next several months. As far as fishing goes there will be good days […]