Good morning, Fort Myers.

Community Cooperative partners with Cape Coral High School and the Lee County School District to launch a monthly mobile food pantry offering free groceries and support for those facing food insecurity.

The first event runs today from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Cape Coral High School — 2300 Santa Barbara Blvd.

Fort Myers' Harry Chapin Food Bank is reporting a 25% to 50% surge in demand as more residents who once donated now rely on its services to feed 300,000 people monthly across Lee County — the group is urging community support to help meet rising needs.

Cold weather is affecting some fruit in Lee County as mangoes struggle in low temperatures while oranges perform well.

Farmers (sales director Sean Pequigney) monitor supplies closely, and Sun Harvest Store expects a fresh delivery tomorrow.

Lee County School District has lifted dress codes to help students stay safe in cold weather by allowing jeans and hooded jackets, and advises parents to stay in cars until buses arrive.

The district offers winter clothing assistance through a school resource center (contact a counselor today) as temperatures drop.

A 16-year-old Girl Scout named Liana Wancik in Southwest Florida has kicked off cookie season with a new goal of selling 10,000 boxes, building on last year's record that included donating over 1,200 boxes to local groups.

She is selling cookies in person and online while sharpening business skills.

Hunters in Southwest Florida are using modern tools to control invasive species like green iguanas, wild hogs, and Burmese pythons in Marco Island neighborhoods.

Their efforts include precise removal fees (with local support) that aim to reduce ecological damage.

On Monday, Feb. 2, a bald eagle nest in South Fort Myers provided a stunning view as an almost full moon lit the scene — eaglets peered above the nest while a parent flew away amid chilly, arctic conditions.

Fort Myers City Council approved $356,000 to fund a study at City of Palms Park as it seeks a replacement for the aging stadium in downtown, with Card + Associates leading the review for several months to guide future decisions.

St. John Neumann guard Daniel Rees, averaging 26.1 points per game, led his team to a 20-win season with a 27-point finish in today’s 59-56 win over the Vikings at their home court.

Coach Golonka praised his leadership and practice work as key to the Celtics’ success (vital ahead of the district tournament).

The News-Press and Naples Daily News hosted a vote for SW FL Boys Athlete of the Week, sponsored by MY Shower Door for the Jan.

16-31 period. Local readers voted from 10 high school nominees, with the winner receiving a T-shirt from BSN Sports + a tote bag.

Jay Moreno Comedy Show

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Snappers Comedy Club Fort Myers — Tickets required — Experience the animated and witty humor of Puerto Rican comedian Jay Moreno.

Dave Landau Live Comedy Show

7-10 p.m. — Snappers Comedy Club Fort Myers — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a night of sharp wit and humor from comedian Dave Landau.

Alex Lopez CD Release Party Featuring Champ Jaxon

7-9 p.m. — Fort Myers Theatre — Tickets available — Celebrate the new blues/rock album 'Retro Revival' with a high-energy performance from Alex Lopez and special guest Champ Jaxon.

Livin' It Book Signing

9 PM — Laurel Estates — Free entry — Meet the authors of 'Livin' It' and enjoy refreshments at this engaging book signing event.

North Florida Ospreys vs. Florida Gulf Coast Eagles Men's Basketball

7-11 p.m. — Alico Arena — VIP packages available — Experience college basketball action with flair and excitement at Alico Arena.

The Play That Goes Wrong

7 p.m. — Florida Repertory Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a hilarious night of theatrical mishaps and comedic chaos.

RC Smith Live Comedy Show

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Snappers Comedy Club Fort Myers — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an evening of humor with NYC comedian RC Smith known for his sharp improvisational skills.

The Three Italian Tenors

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall at FSW — Starting at $30 — Experience beloved Italian opera arias and songs with charm and dramatic flair from this sensational new ensemble.

Righteous Brothers Concert

8-10 p.m. — Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall at FSW — VIP tickets available — Experience the unforgettable harmonies of the Righteous Brothers live on stage.

The Play That Goes Wrong

7 p.m. — Florida Repertory Theatre — Tickets available — Experience the hilarity of a play that goes awry with comedic mishaps and unexpected surprises.