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Local
1 year ago
Fall bat exclusion guide: How to safely remove them from your home

Florida wildlife experts recommend fall season for legal bat home removal methods.

Local
1 year ago
TRAFFIC ALERT: Crash forces major road closure in South Marion County

Northbound Pine Avenue closed after crash; drivers must seek detours.

Local
1 year ago
Former firefighter’s cancer coverage lawsuit leads to policy change in Marion County

Former firefighters can now receive a one-time $25,000 payment for cancer-related expenses under Florida’s Firefighter Cancer Presumption law.

Entertainment
1 year ago
WEEKEND TOP PICKS: Dig in on foodie events, festivals, and fan-favorite shows

This weekend’s lineup includes culinary competitions, a last-chance fall festival, live music, and more.

Local
1 year ago
Temporary lane closures on SW 27th Ave. in Marion County could cause delays

Plan ahead and pay attention to barricades and signs to guide you safely around the roadblocks and workers. 

Community
1 year ago
Marion County breaks ground on $22 million state-of-the-art animal shelter

The project will significantly expand the facility’s capacity and modernize animal care services when completed in December 2025.

Local
1 year ago
High Springs man dies in single-vehicle crash.

The impact reportedly caused the vehicle to hit a utility pole and overturn.

Local
1 year ago
Trademark Metals Recycling ribbon-cutting marks strong economic development for Sumter County

Sumter County celebrates ribbon-cutting for Trademark Metals Recycling’s $150M advanced facility, creating 67 high-paying jobs and advancing sustainability.

Local
1 year ago
Gainesville to honor Cuban American music legend Willy Chirino with the Key to the City

Gainesville Mayor Harvey Ward will honor salsa icon Willy Chirino with a Key to the City and declare Nov. 2 as ‘Willy Chirino Day,’ celebrating his 50-year career and philanthropic impact at Bo Diddley Plaza.

Local
1 year ago
Marion County Sheriff’s Office mourns loss of pioneering female Major Patti Lumpkin

Major Lumpkin made history as the first female road deputy and the first female major in the department, retiring in 2010.