The World Equestrian Center of Ocala hosted its annual 2025 Ocala Food & Wine Festival.
Decades before theme parks defined Florida tourism, a stretch south of Ocala hosted John Hamlet’s Birds of Prey and its carnival-style successor Florida Adventureland.
Live Fire Chefs, owned by Chef Patrick Cahill, brings a new flavor and energy to downtown Ocala’s restaurant scene.
Lecanto High School alumnus and Hollywood actor Miles Teller will return to his hometown for a special invitation-only event celebrating his achievements and inspiring students with reflections on his journey from Citrus County to the big screen.
Ocala’s food-and-beverage scene continues to expand with a new Planet Smoothie preparing to open in Market Street at Heath Brook.
Stories stirred during the Historic Ocala Preservation Society’s annual Ghost Tour, where history and hauntings intertwined through downtown’s most storied homes.
Once a bustling retail hub and community gathering place, the Crystal River Mall’s rise, decline and demolition reflect the broader shift from traditional mall culture to modern mixed-use living and commerce in Citrus County.
The World Equestrian Center in Ocala is preparing for its upcoming Ocala Food & Wine Festival, a three-day event of food-filled festivities.
Prepare to face extra-terror-estrial horrors at Williston’s Homestead Haunt.
Blending small-town spirit with spooky ambition, “A Nightmare on Pine Street” delivers a community-driven haunt that showed plenty of heart despite some hiccups.
