The Belleview City Commission has approved two Public Works projects to improve roadway safety and infrastructure. Plans include resurfacing several city streets and adding a four-way stop at SE Foss Road and SE Front Road, a high-traffic intersection with a history of accidents. City leaders say the projects reflect a long-term commitment to safe, reliable transportation for residents.
Gainesville High School assistant principal Dr. Mallory Becker has been named a recipient of the 2025 Yale Educator Award, which honors tea hers and counselors who inspire and support students to achieve excellence.
Volunteers of America of Florida is joining Give4Marion on September 16-17 to support its Restore the Ritz campaign. Dedicated to ending veteran homelessness in Marion County.
OCALA, FL. (352Today) — The College of Central Florida will host a Hispanic Heritage […]
The Appleton Museum of Art is launching a new schedule of fall art classes designed for all ages and skill levels. Offering hands-on opportunities to learn, create, and be inspired. Classes are led by experienced educators and artists, with registration now open at AppletonMuseum.org.
The Ocala/Marion County Visitors and Convention Bureau (VCB) is closing out the year with two major wins, earning a Silver and Bronze Award at the 2025 VISIT Florida Flager Awards. Recognized for their innovative tradeshow booth and impactful Orlando Moving Billboard Campaign, the VCB continues to shine as a leader in destination marketing.
A Cedar Key sex offender has been sentenced to 30 years in prison.
In honor of Library Card Sign-Up Month all library card holders, can enjoy free adoptions at Marion County Animal Services, clear overdue fines by donating to the shelter, and new members will receive a Pet Rock kit from Kenny’s Place Nursery.
Give4Marion returns Sept. 16-17, bringing together donors, businesses, and nonprofits for two powerful days of giving back. With over 100 organizations participating, every gift – big or small – can help strengthen Marion County’s future.
Outdoor Valor, a faith-based nonprofit, has served over 2,000 veterans with zero reported suicides. At a time when 44 veterans are lost daily to suicide, the organization proves that faith, community, and purpose can truly save lives.