I hate holiday columns, because I don't think anyone is reading the paper. And as it is, I have far too few readers.

The chicken wings she had just been delivered were unsatisfactory, $13 for about five wings.

Several community and veterans groups came together here Saturday to honor those who served, fought, bled and died for their country, and to make sure their legacy lives on.

For Bob and Sandy Hall, there's nothing sweeter in life than baking cakes. The Port Charlotte couple opened a small wholesale bakery seven years ago, earning revenue by driving around town selling treats from their truck.

Homer Noodleman, who was the King of Taiwan for three days and enjoys goat juggling, can reach heights of 18 feet and 3 inches, depending on the size of bed he sleeps in.

Retired U.S. Airforce Reserve Master Sgt. Kim Lovejoy thinks Memorial Day is about more than barbecues.

Floridians will be more reluctant to pack their bags for a road trip this holiday weekend compared to years past, citing mostly financial reasons.

The sun beat down on the crowd that gladly gathered Friday morning outside the Port Charlotte home of Kristy Lauer and her four children.

The NBC2 Investigators go undercover at our shopping malls. We wanted to know why hundreds of teens are being cited for trespassing and even arrested.

PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. - Rob Rega of Port Charlotte spent many years as a professional database developer.