Throughout September, FLHSMV will focus on educating drivers on how to recognize the warning signs of fatigue, strategies to prevent drowsiness before driving, and the best actions to take if feeling tired behind the wheel.
Learn how the city of Ocala is working on its economic growth and what it hopes to achieve by 2050, inspired by its unique identity and lessons learned from the past.
From pottery to painting, courses are open to the public and all skill levels. Registration is required and there is a fee for most of the classes which begin in September.
The DRC will move from Inglis Town Hall to Chiefland City Hall on Sept. 3.
“Hopefully, the next step will be a steakhouse chain or something similar that so many people are asking for,” said Belleview mayor Christine Dobkowski.
Generations have attended Souls Harbor Christian Academy and students now have a little more room to grow.
While this local 8-year-old may not have grabbed the top spot at the USA Mullet Championships, there’s much more to his story.
The Homeschool PE and STEAM programs for children ages 9 to 15, will start Sept. 3 at the Silver Springs Shores Community Center.
North Central Florida is full of exciting ways to spend your three-day weekend including rodeos, wildlife experiences, and pool parties.
Kevin Sheilley, President/CEO of the Ocala Metro Chamber and Economic Partnership, shares what’s new in the Ocala Metro from his point of view, including three national chains opening new locations.