Two tickets worth one million dollars were sold in Florida. One at a Publix in The Villages.
The estimated $960 million prize is the world’s ninth-largest lottery jackpot. The drawing is tonight.
Ocala Civic Theatre presents a bewitching dark comedy WITCH, October 5-15 at the Reilly Arts Center.
Three people in Florida and one person in Oregon matched five numbers to win $1 million.
Analysts say box office figures are weak due to the ongoing writers strike. But, October could be spectacular with the much-anticipated “Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour” concert film.”
‘Make it Rain’ by Ryan Lamfers is the newest addition to Tuscawilla Park’s collection of outdoor sculptures. Stop by and see it on your next walk by the waterside in Ocala.
You can catch Hunter & Dupree weekday mornings from 5 a.m. to 10 a.m. starting Thursday, Sept. 21 on 92.5/95.5 Wind-FM.
Are you an artist interested in seeing your work around Ocala? The city has announced a call to artists to apply for its “Art in City Spaces” exhibition program.
For every drawing, 100 players will each win $500.
Want to try your hand at America’s fastest growing sport, an easier alternative to tennis? Lake Panasoffkee Recreation Park will be converting its tennis courts to pickleball courts starting Tuesday, Sept. 19.