Nancy Semon is a Senior Editor for Gulfshore Business Magazine, focusing on local news and developments in Charlotte County, Florida. With a keen interest in economic growth and community development, Nancy covers a range of topics including real estate, tourism, local businesses, and government initiatives.
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Nancy Semon's coverage predominantly focuses on local business, real estate, and government news within Charlotte County and Punta Gorda. She frequently provides coverage of new developments, governmental decisions impacting the local area, and ongoing projects such as construction or demolition.
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By: Nancy Semon
Pushback on adopted land development regulations resulted in the defeat of three Punta Gorda incumbents seeking reelection Nov. 5.
By: Nancy Semon
Business owners leasing space at the city-owned Herald Court building pleaded with Punta Gorda City Council members Nov. 6 to hasten repairs from flooding caused by hurricanes Helene and Milton so that they can return to their units.
By: Nancy Semon
Owners Eric and Carolyn Johnson were finally able to have a ribbon-cutting ceremony for their Life Celebration Center of Punta Gorda on Nov. 8, following two delays due to hurricanes Helene and Milton.
Jay and Sarah Cammarata will open Jay's Smokin BBQ where Muscle Car City’s StingRay’s Bar and Grill used to be in Punta Gorda.
By: Nancy Semon
When one thinks of cruise ships, one thinks of huge vessels, which could never traverse the waters of Charlotte Harbor. However, American Cruise Lines ships are smaller, coastal cats carrying upward of only 130 passengers. The shallow draft of the vessels allows rare access into small ports and the ability to travel on almost any river or waterway.
City of Punta Gorda’s first RaceTrac location is the 250th Florida store for the Atlanta-based, family-owned company.
Residents attending a Nov. 18 Planning and Zoning Board meeting asked staff to reconsider and delay a final decision on new height requirements for those rebuilding homes on Manasota Key.
By: Nancy Semon
A day before being sworn in to serve on Punta Gorda City Council, three council members-elect, who unseated incumbents, provided a sneak peak of changes they plan to make during their terms.
By: Nancy Semon
Punta Gorda's new City Council accepted City Manager Greg Murray's resignation Nov. 20 and agreed to pay toward hurricane repairs and provide several months of rent abatement to business owners who lease space at city-owned Herald Court.
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