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POV: Ocala is presented by Ocala CEP President & CEO, Kevin Sheilley
Community
3 years ago
HITS releases Ocala economic impact analysis

OCALA, FL (352today.com) –  Kevin Sheilley, President/CEO of the Ocala Metro Chamber and Economic […]

Crime & Safety
3 years ago
Man from The Villages faces more child porn charges

Detectives say Gary Slesinski’s devices contained more than 300 images/videos of child pornography, some of which depicted the sexual battery of children under the age of 4.

Local
3 years ago
Residents return to find homes gone, towns devastated in path of Idalia | PHOTOS

President Joe Biden promised whatever federal aid is available. Biden also announced that he will come to Florida on Saturday to see the damage himself.

Local
3 years ago
Cedar Key asks for volunteers to come help clean-up the mud, muck and debris from Hurricane Idalia

Volunteers should report to the Community Center off 6th Street to receive an assignment.

Crime & Safety
3 years ago
GPD is asking for your help locating a man wanted on multiple charges including attempted homicide

The Gainesville Police Department is asking for your help locating Jalen Patterson, wanted on multiple charges.

Local
3 years ago
UPDATE: The road to recovery in Levy County, Where residents can get food, water and supplies | PHOTOS

Levy County Schools will announce a re-opening date and time later today (Thursday).

Local
3 years ago
Hurricane Idalia thrashes Cedar Key homes and businesses. Federal aid approved for storm-torn communities | PHOTOS

President Joe Biden announced that he will come to Florida on Saturday to see the damage himself.

Health & Wellness
3 years ago
Update on power restoration efforts in wake of Idalia, Safety reminders for those still without power

The power is back in Ocala, but many areas across the 352 are still without electricity. Here are some safety precautions while you wait for power to be restored.

Education
3 years ago
After the Storm: When do the kids go back to school? Find out here

Find out the latest information regarding your school district’s school reopening.

Local
3 years ago
‘People have a right to defend their property,’ Gov. DeSantis warns would-be looters they could face an armed homeowner

DeSantis said he’s seen signs after past natural disasters that say ‘You loot! We shoot!’ He cautioned bad actors that many Floridians are advocates of the Second Amendment.