Reporter and Host of Gulf Coast Life Book Club
Cary Barbor is a reporter and host of the Gulf Coast Life Book Club for WGCU Public Media. With a focus on local news and culture in Naples, Florida, Cary's work has also been featured in WUSF Public Media, University of South Florida, Delaware Public Media, and WFSU Public Media. Cary's articles cover a range of topics including literature, arts, business, and community events.
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By: Cary Barbor
The NCH health system includes NCH Baker Hospital in downtown Naples.
At the last minute, NCH and Florida Blue reached an agreement that will allow the hospital to stay in-network.
A tornado whirled through Fort Myers Wednesday afternoon. WGCU’s Cary Barbor spoke with someone who was too close for comfort.
Florida’s District 81 looks very different than it did last election, and the candidates do too.
The Biden Administration has proposed a new rule to make contraception more accessible and more affordable.
The Biden administration has proposed a new rule to make contraception more accessible and more affordable.
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is now open to all students and families hoping to get aid for college in the 2025-26 school year.
Residents of Sanibel have wondered why the stormwater system on the island has not prevented flooding this year.
Federal agencies hope to replenish funds for disaster recovery, which will certainly affect Florida.
As of December 4, City of Naples water no longer contains fluoride.
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