The Florida Department of Transportation says work on the first sections of Wekiva Parkway began in 2013 and the first stretch opened in 2016.
Organizers say this year’s festival is reduced to one weekend instead of the usual three, but they hope free admission will offset any disappointment.
The deadline to submit is Friday, March 1, 2024.
If you can’t make the meeting, you can still provide input through an online survey. You’ll find a link to the survey in the story.
The opportunity is open to artists currently working and residing in Marion County, and surrounding North Central Florida counties.
WEC plans to hire an additional 100 team members this year.
Cold temperatures plunging into north-central Florida are prompting many counties to open shelters for those in need.
WEC says it will add a new hotel, indoor arena, seven additional outdoor arenas and a family medicine center to its property in 2024.
The exhibit called “Wanderlust” will be on display until July 2.
Several roads will be closed from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Monday for the march.