Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 6th of October.
Good morning, Ocala.
Four World War II veterans shared memories and observations at the Veterans Helping Veterans USA office in Ocala on Oct.
2—where the nonprofit announced its 30-day reboot and plans to support homeless veterans—emphasizing their historic service and ongoing community support.
A new Circle K under construction on West Hwy 40 requested a state permit for off-premises packaged beer and wine sales at 4755 W Hwy 40.
The Ocala City Council considered the application on Monday, Oct. 5 and noted the property met zoning, safety standards & exceeded parking requirements.
Ocala’s new BJ's Gas Station at 6500 SW State Road 200 is scheduled to open Oct.8.
On Oct.21, BJ’s members will be able to get regular gasoline for $2 per gallon from 6:30 a.m. + 9 p.m. with a 30-gallon limit.
Phil Ponder, a celebrated artist from Ocala known for preserving Nashville’s history, died on Sept.
30 at 93. A memorial service is planned for Oct. 22 at the Clement Railroad Hotel Museum, with his family asking for memorial gifts to be donated to charities (Phil Ponder Memorial Foundation and others).
University of Florida researchers are using artificial intelligence — a form of machine learning — today to develop new methods for tracking and controlling invasive Burmese pythons in local wildlife habitats.
Two property owners are asking Marion County for emotional support animal permits (three goats at SW 202nd Court in Dunnellon and a rooster at NE 79th Place in Ocala) as both requests are set for review today.
More than 20 million Medicare Part B enrollees will receive a one-time $90 payment via direct deposit or mailed check in early October to help cover premiums, including nearly 1.4 million in Florida — those whose premiums are paid by Medicaid or adjusted for income are not eligible.
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