It’s almost time for what’s traditionally been the biggest holiday event in Ocala–and the biggest nighttime Christmas parade in Florida.
Free and low-cost events to fill the weekend with holiday festivities and exciting celebrations of the season.
Once one of Gainesville’s most popular swimming spots, Glen Springs has spent more than 50 years closed to the public as time, algae and property disputes have slowly obscured its past.
The City of Ocala is inviting vendors of all sorts of creative endeavors to sign up for a spot at the Art Park Literary & Poetry Festival, scheduled for April 11, 2026.
The ASPCA has awarded Citrus County an $800,000 grant to help build a new animal services facility, which could be approved by county commissioners as early as February.
The area’s growth means change for Ocala International Airport’s needs and demands, and a Master Plan presentation gave citizens a long-term vision for the airport.
The City of Belleview continues to enhance its residents’ experiences with upgrades to the Belleview Community Center.
Dunnellon welcomed the season in true Florida style as glowing floats, marching bands and local organizations filled Pennsylvania Avenue for the annual Christmas parade.
All College of Central Florida campuses in the 352 will be closed from Dec. 18 through Jan. 2.
Renowned actor and proud Lecanto High School alumnus, Miles Teller, returns home to celebrate the dedication of the Miles Teller Theatre.