Local businesses rally to help linemen in Seminole, Florida, who were involved in a devastating electrical accident.
Harvest Hoedown produces early holiday cheer with local vendors selling unique fall-themed items to get the season started.
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.
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.
Live Fire Chefs brings a unique dining experience to Ocala, blending fire-kissed flavors with chef-driven creativity. Here’s why this local favorite is a must-visit for food lovers.
Pumpkin spice season has officially arrived in Ocala, and this year the fall flavors are everywhere. From donuts and pies to ice cream and lattes, local spots are serving up creative takes on the autumn classic. Whether you’re craving something warm and cozy, cool and creamy, or baked fresh from the oven, there are plenty of ways to enjoy pumpkin spice in Ocala this fall.
Spirit Halloween has returned to Ocala with two locations, bringing costumes, décor and spooky thrills just in time for the season.
Business owners can improve their chances of securing financing by understanding how banks evaluate Character, Capacity, and Capital, preparing thorough financial records, and building strong relationships with lenders, says Cogent Bank President Nick Blaser.
From sweet treats to sizzling hibachi, Ocala is set to welcome six exciting new spots in 2025 that promise to satisfy cravings and elevate local shopping and dining experiences.
After surviving a catastrophic crash that left his vehicle crushed between two trees, Marion County resident Max Gagnon reunited this week with the emergency responders and hospital staff who saved his life.