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A Coconut Grove dealer is facing up to 30 years in prison for allegedly selling fake Warhols. And he’s been pulling these ...
After high school and during summers while attending the University of Florida, Bowen worked at The Sun-Sentinel newspaper, on the broodmare crew at Ocala Stud ... Alexandra, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome ...
The Dandelion Project will host a butterfly release on May 4th in Ocala, Florida, to commemorate International Bereaved Mother's Day. The event offers support and remembrance for mothers grieving ...
Crave Hot Dogs & BBQ, an innovator in the fast-casual dining sector renowned for its specialty hot dogs, BBQ, and vibrant atmosphere, proudly announces the grand reopening of its Ocala, Florida ...
The 150-acre wildfire burning in the Ocala National Forest was 75% contained as of midday May 3, according to Ludie Bond, a wildlife mitigation specialist with the Florida Forest Service.
The new site, located at 101 SW 60th Ave, Ocala, FL, will bring the convenience and quality of Ellianos to the fast-growing west side of Marion County. This new location is being developed by Bullard ...
Funding for the arts in Florida for the 2025-2026 year hangs in the balance as lawmakers in Tallahassee continue budget talks. At the center of the debate is a major art funding gap for the state ...
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis vetoed all $32 million in state arts and culture grants in 2024. DeSantis later attributed the veto to concerns about fringe festivals using state funds. Arts ...
In March, the USA TODAY Network-Florida Opinion team reached out to Floridians, seeking their input into House Bill 209 and Senate Bill 80, introduced to protect Florida state parks from the kind ...
Florida authorities said. The Ocala Police Department said officers tracked down 40-year-old Christina Gates Thagard 11 minutes after the reported robbery and arrested her. According to an arrest ...
Last year, Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed $32 million in funding for two arts-and-culture grants, affecting organizations throughout Florida. This year, advocates are optimistic that will not happen again.
It’s no wonder that the Long Island native is a priority for blue-blood programs like Georgia, Alabama, and Ohio State. He's taken visits to Syracuse, Rutgers, Florida, and USC so far.