| Published: | Sep 20, 2012 12:54 PM EDT |
| Updated: | Sep 20, 2012 4:55 PM EDT |
CAPE CORAL, Fla.- Cape Coral rolled out its plan to bring businesses to town on Thursday. A generous donation allowed the city to buy advertising.
Massive billboards, aimed at bringing new business to Cape Coral, will be now spread throughout Lee County. Sixteen billboards, both traditional and electronic will be going up. It's possible thanks to a generous donation from Lamar Advertising. It didn't cost the city anything, but time.
It's estimated that in a one-month period, more than 4.7 million impressions will be made of these new signs, and about 369,000 people will pass them each day.
Over time, the billboards will be moved around to different locations in Lee County.
Related Articles
- Suspects in San Carlos Park home invasion caught
- FHP investigating accident Lehigh Acres
- State Board of Education to get legislative update
- Cape councilman McClain stays
- Spada to host salon & spa event for at-risk girls
- How you can help tornado victims in Oklahoma
- Lee school board narrows supt. search to 5 candidates
- Florida emergency officials ready to assist OK victims
- McGregor Baptist offers way to Help Tornado Victims
- Vandals cause damage at St. Leo's Catholic church





