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Welcome to the archives of SRQ DAILY: Freshly Squeezed Content Every Morning, produced by the team at SRQ Magazine. From this page, you will be able to view the most recent SRQ DAILY editions as well as search for a specific edition and keyword. The SRQ DAILY Business Edition runs on Mondays; the SRQ DAILY Philanthropy Edition publishes on Wednedsays; the SRQ DAILY Weekend Edition featuring arts and culture publishes on Fridays; and, the SRQ DAILY Perspectives Edition featuring op-eds, columns and letters publishes on Saturdays.

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This Week's SRQ DAILY Editions

	Saturday Perspectives Edition – Apr 18, 2026 What We’re Hearing From Our Community and Why It Matters • Process Over Outcome: A Transparency Failure in Sarasota County • Shining A Light on Emerging Leaders • Training the Next Generation of Movement Experts: SCF's Physical Therapist Assistant Program
	Friday Weekend Edition – Apr 17, 2026 Visual Artist Charisse Pearlina Weston Honored at the Eighteenth Hermitage Greenfield Prize Celebration, Raising Over $400,000 • Sarasota Art Museum to Present Major Survey of Prints by Conceptual Art Pioneer Sol LeWitt • Fox Lea Farm Presents Sunsets and Show Jumping Grand Prix • Faith and Family Collide in Asolo Repertory Theatre's Latest Production • Gulf Islands Ferry Expands Service with Addition of Manatee Belle • Cooking for the Arts 2026 – April 24 • WUSF and WSMR Public Media Hire Renowned Classical Music Host Joe Goetz • 2026 Giving Challenge Raises $16.7 Million for Local Nonprofits
	Thursday Family and Recreation Edition – Apr 16, 2026 Sarasota County Schools to Host First Student Athlete Heart Screening Events • Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg Presents Art in Bloom • Ringling College Town Hall 2027 Season Announcement • One of Florida’s Most Respected Independent College Preparatory School • SCS Student Registration Open for 2026-2027 School Year • Volunteers invited to 6th annual Beach Blast Trifecta Weekend Cleanup Event • The Giving Challenge Takes Over Sarasota • Top Prospect Seth Hernandez Excels for Bradenton Marauders • Via Nova Chorale Presents Jazz Mass for a New Humanity
	Wednesday Philanthropy Edition – Apr 15, 2026 Beth Bradburn Honored at SRQ's Good Hero Luncheon • CF Sarasota Awards Grant for CRM to Mayors Feed the Hungry Program • Toulmin Foundation and Girls Inc. Celebrate Young Chefs on National Coffee Cake Day • Dragonfly Mental Health Launches Mental Health Education Initiative at Ringling College of Art and Design. • Community Foundation of Sarasota County Grant Expands Adult English Classes in Manatee County • Florida Studio Theatre Receives $4,000 Gift from Theatre Works • Sheriff's Office Announces Results of Block Party Food Drive • Dragonfly Mental Health Receives Grant from Gulf Coast Community Foundation • All Star Children's Foundation Names Stephen Fancher as Chief Executive Officer • Art Center Sarasota Presents the North County Spring Art Show • HCA Florida Fawcett Hospital and Medical Staff Donate $20,000 to The United Way Charlotte County
	Tuesday Dining and Food Edition – Apr 14, 2026 Kentucky Derby Party at Jack Dusty • Mother's Day Brunch at Ocean Prime • Red Falafel, Real Jordan • 30th Annual Phil Galvano Golf Classic to be held April 23-24, 2026 • Get Ready for the Annual Iron Chef Competition at Gecko's Grill and Pub • The Sarasota Players Presents a Musical to Die For, Assassins • Sarasota Opera Opens Subscriptions for 2026–27 Season • Arts Advocates Announces May 2026 Events • Element Announces Closure of Restaurant • Lee Wetherington Homes Welcomes New Production Manager
	Monday Business Edition – Apr 13, 2026 BayCare Contributes Half a Billion in Community Benefit in 2025 • City of Sarasota Issues Permit for Mira Mar Residences • Mattamy Homes Celebrates Ribbon-Cutting at Sanderling in Palmetto, Florida on April 15 • Bradenton Area EDC to Host 2026 Economic Forecast Breakfast on June 4 • John Cannon Homes Warrina Model Earns Best Overall at 2026 Parade of Homes • Senior Friendship Centers (SFC) Opens Doors During Giving Challenge, Inviting Public to Experience Aging Differently • Tervis LLC Announces Acquisition of Symglass • MSC Commercial Division Brokers Dual-Sided Lease for Prominent Rosemary District Property • From Best Friends to Co-Owners • Goodwill Industries-Manasota Promotes Two, Hires One New Team Member • S-One Holdings Corporation Honored as a USA Today 2026 Top Workplaces
	Saturday Perspectives Edition – Apr 11, 2026 Inspired by Generosity • The Greens Meet the Gulf: A Championship Moment with the Senior PGA • From Classroom to Career: How We Built an Internship Engine That Pays Off