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Whitney Zarder

Whitney Zarder is the Director of Growth Marketing at North Central Florida Media, where she's known to question just about everything, especially “the way we've always done it.” Equal parts data nerd and creative thinker, she loves a good challenge, a big idea, and figuring out how to make things work better. These days, she's more likely to be behind the scenes at 352today than writing the stories, but you can bet she's got her hands in something.

Southwest Florida Water Management District
Local
3 years ago
Southwest Florida Water Management District makes land purchase in Citrus County

The acquisition of Jordan Ranch will help conserve wetlands, marshes and forests along the Withlacoochee River.

Duke Energy
Local
3 years ago
$682,000 in Duke Energy grants provide economic boost to Florida communities

UF says the funding will go toward bringing new biotechnology businesses and jobs to north-central Florida.

North Central Florida Media, home of 93.7 K-Country and 92.5/95.5 Wind-FM
Jobs
3 years ago
NCFM: Account Manager

Description: If you are ambitious and driven to succeed, you can earn a big […]

Marion County Community Services receives Innovation award
Local
3 years ago
Marion County Community Services receives Innovation award

Marion County’s new Emergency Housing Replacement Program helps homeowners whose houses have suffered structural damage.

Bear the Burden, hosted by The Professional Fire Fighters to Marion County (PFFMC) are partnering with Marion County Fire Rescue (MCFR)
Local
3 years ago
Marion County Fire Rescue focuses on mental health with event

Local firefighters team up to fundraise for first responders in annual “Bear the Burden” weightlifting competition.

Governor Ron DeSantis speaks to the crowd during a press conference in Ocala in April.
Local
3 years ago
Governor Ron DeSantis awards $247 million through Broadband Infrastructure Program

On July 7, Governor Ron DeSantis announced more than $247 million would be awarded to various counties and municipalities throughout Florida as part of the Broadband Infrastructure Program. Funding includes nearly $42 million for Marion County region.