Marion County Emergency Personnel Deploy Ahead of Hurricane Isaias

Marion County emergency responders are assisting Florida's preparations for Hurricane Isaias as the storm approaches the northern Gulf Coast.

Marion County Fire Rescue announced Thursday that members of Florida Urban Search and Rescue Task Force 8 have deployed to the Florida Panhandle.

The deployment is part of a statewide effort to position emergency personnel and equipment ahead of potentially dangerous hurricane conditions.

Florida officials are preparing for significant storm surge, damaging winds and possible tornadoes in affected areas.

Governor Ron DeSantis has declared a state of emergency for 25 counties in the Panhandle and Big Bend regions.

Approximately 5,000 Florida National Guard members and thousands of utility workers are being positioned to assist with emergency operations.

While the Ocala area is not currently expected to experience hurricane-force conditions, residents should remain alert to changing forecasts and the possibility of additional rainfall.

The hurricane's eventual track and intensity remain subject to change.

College of Central Florida Announces $19.4 Million Criminal Justice Institute

The College of Central Florida has announced construction of a new $19.4 million Criminal Justice Institute at its Ocala campus.

College officials held a groundbreaking ceremony October 1, with details of the project reported Thursday.

The new facility will be located at 3001 Southwest College Road and will encompass approximately 31,200 square feet.

The complex will include an academic building and a separate simulation training building.

Plans call for classrooms, defensive-tactics training areas, a fitness center and realistic training environments designed to simulate situations encountered by law-enforcement officers.

The facility will accommodate up to five law-enforcement academies and four corrections academies annually.

College officials expect the institute to train approximately 180 new recruits each year, while providing specialized instruction to more than 600 active officers from 14 regional agencies.

Construction is expected to be completed in time for classes beginning in January 2028.

Marion County Approves Road Project Property Settlements

Marion County commissioners have approved two property-acquisition settlements connected with the Northwest 49th Street road improvement project.

The agreements involve:

• $225,000 to acquire an entire residential property rather than only a portion needed for the project.
• $125,955 for another property settlement, including associated damages and legal expenses.

Both settlements still require final judicial approval.

Commissioners also authorized the county to pursue eminent-domain proceedings if negotiations fail involving two additional properties.

One involves a slope easement needed for Northwest 49th Street Phase 3.

The other involves right-of-way and temporary construction access for improvements along Southwest 80th Avenue.

County officials say the acquisitions are necessary to advance planned transportation improvements.

Jeeptoberfest Returns to Florida Horse Park This Weekend

Jeeptoberfest begins today, Friday, October 9, at the Florida Horse Park in Ocala.

The three-day event continues through Sunday, October 11.

The festival features Jeep obstacle courses, merchandise vendors, food trucks, music and raffles.

Visitors can watch participating vehicles navigate specially designed obstacles.

Location: Florida Horse Park, 11851 Southwest 16th Avenue, Ocala.

Dates: October 9–11, beginning at 9 a.m.

Spectator admission is listed at $10 for nonregistered vehicles.

The Forge Celebrates Grand Opening Saturday

A new dining and entertainment destination in downtown Ocala is celebrating its official grand opening Saturday.

The Forge, located at 343 Northeast First Avenue, will hold its Stage One grand-opening celebration beginning at 10 a.m. October 10.

The development combines food vendors, restaurants and a brewery in a shared gathering space.

Organizers say the first 200 guests will receive complimentary treats from participating food businesses.

The celebration will also include a raffle offering a year of free food.

Admission is free.

New PBS Kids Exhibit Opens at Ocala Discovery Center

A new interactive children's exhibit opens Saturday at the Discovery Center in Ocala.

Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum: The Exhibit is based on the popular PBS Kids television series.

The experience allows children to explore historical discoveries through interactive activities inspired by notable figures, including Marie Curie, George Washington Carver and Mary Anning.

The exhibit is designed to encourage curiosity, problem-solving and an interest in history.

Location: Discovery Center, 701 Northeast Sanchez Avenue, Ocala.

Opening: Saturday, October 10.

The exhibit will remain available through January 9, 2027.

Regular Discovery Center hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Additional Weekend Activities

Saturday, October 10: A free screening of Hocus Pocus takes place at the Marion Theatre at 2 p.m.

Saturday, October 10: The Gentle Carousel Black & White Gala and Concert begins at 6 p.m. at Circle Square Cultural Center, raising funds for miniature therapy horses.

Sunday, October 11: The Autumn Harvest Craft and Makers Market takes place from noon until 4 p.m. at the Ocala Downtown Market.

Sunday, October 11: Ocala Jesus Fest begins at 2:30 p.m. at the Reilly Arts Center's outdoor stage in Tuscawilla Park.

Outdoor events may be affected by the weekend's unsettled weather.

Ocala Announces 10 Arrests Following Underage Sales Sting

Ocala officials say ten arrests have been made following an undercover operation targeting businesses allegedly selling restricted products to minors.

Mayor Ben Marciano told the Ocala City Council that underage buyers were sent into smoke shops and gas stations during an operation conducted over the past two weeks.

According to Marciano, 10 businesses made sales to the underage buyers, resulting in 10 arrests.

The mayor also said Ocala is working with the Florida Attorney General’s Office on additional enforcement efforts involving kratom.

The city is developing a public-education campaign with the Marion County Children’s Alliance, while the city attorney is working on an ordinance that could come before city leaders within the next several weeks.

Police Chief Mike Balken has previously warned local retailers that employees must verify customers’ ages when selling regulated products.

Ocala Man Faces Human-Trafficking and Child-Exploitation Charges

The Ocala Police Department has arrested a 69-year-old Ocala man following an investigation by the department’s Internet Crimes Against Children unit.

Police say William Hoyle faces multiple felony charges involving possession and distribution of child sexual-abuse material, human trafficking, transmission of harmful material to a minor and other alleged offenses.

Investigators say the case began with a tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

According to Ocala Police, investigators subsequently used forensic analysis, subpoenas and search warrants during the investigation.

A search warrant was executed at Hoyle’s Ocala residence on October 1.

Police allege that investigators uncovered communications involving requests for child-abuse material and other illegal conduct.

The charges are allegations. Hoyle is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court.

Marion County School Board Holds Special Meeting Today

The Marion County School Board has several meetings scheduled for today.

A special School Board meeting concerning early re-entry begins at 8 a.m. at the Browne Greaton Cole Auditorium.

An administrative briefing and work session follows at 9 a.m.

The district is also scheduled to hold an attorney-client session during the morning.

Meanwhile, Marion County Public Schools is continuing its effort to recruit additional school-bus drivers.

Open interviews are scheduled today from 1 to 3:30 p.m. at the district Transportation Department Compound.

BJ’s Opens New Ocala Gas Station Today

BJ’s Wholesale Club opens the gas station at its new Ocala location today, October 8.

The station is located at 6500 Southwest State Road 200 in the Winding Oaks development.

Construction continues on the main BJ’s Wholesale Club warehouse on the approximately 11.7-acre property.

When completed, the warehouse will offer bulk groceries, fresh produce, a deli, bakery, household merchandise and consumer electronics. Plans also include an attached package store.

The company has not yet announced the opening date for the main warehouse.

BJ’s is also planning a promotional event on October 21 when members will be offered regular gasoline for $2 per gallon, subject to a 30-gallon purchase limit.

South Marion School Rezoning Proposal Gets Community Review

Marion County Public Schools held a community meeting Wednesday night concerning proposed attendance-boundary changes affecting Marion Oaks Elementary, Ross Prairie Elementary and Sunrise Elementary.

District figures show Ross Prairie operating above its stated capacity, at about 114 percent utilization, while Sunrise is at approximately 70 percent and Marion Oaks at 89 percent.

The district says the proposed rezoning is intended to balance enrollment, make better use of existing school capacity and reduce operating costs.

If ultimately approved by the School Board, the new attendance boundaries would take effect for the 2027-28 school year.

Navy Training at Pinecastle Range Concludes Today

The U.S. Navy is scheduled to complete this week’s training exercises at the Pinecastle Range Complex in the Ocala National Forest today.

Two periods of inert bombing exercises are scheduled: 9:15 to 11 a.m. and 2 to 3:30 p.m.

The training uses inert ordnance, although residents in surrounding areas may hear aircraft and explosions.

Military officials also caution drivers near the range to watch for wildlife that may be temporarily displaced by the activity.

Ocala Breeding Industry Posts Strong Yearling Sale

The Ocala Breeders’ Sales Company concluded its October Yearling Sale Wednesday.

The two-day sale produced $6.78 million in total sales from 267 yearlings, with both the average and median prices increasing.

A filly by Girvin, bred by Ocala’s Glen Hill Farm, reportedly topped the sale at $190,000, providing another indicator of activity in Marion County’s thoroughbred industry.

Marion County Moves to Foreclose on Summerfield Property

Marion County commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday to begin foreclosure proceedings against a Summerfield property carrying nearly $34,000 in code-enforcement liens and administrative costs.

County records describe a years-long series of violations involving junk, debris, unserviceable vehicles, recreational vehicles and zoning issues.

The approximately 0.21-acre property has been the subject of enforcement action dating back to 2020, and the county has previously conducted cleanups at the site.

County Attorney Matthew Minter said the foreclosure process could take approximately 12 to 18 months.

Commissioners also defended the county’s broader enforcement efforts, saying Marion County has increased action against illegal dumping and serious litter violations.

Residents Push to Preserve Historic Central Elementary Building

Community members are asking Marion County Public Schools to carefully consider the future of the former Central Elementary School and district headquarters in downtown Ocala.

The building at 512 Southeast Third Street is approximately 119 years old and is described by the Historic Ocala Preservation Society as Marion County’s first brick-and-mortar school.

It later served as the headquarters of Marion County Public Schools before closing in December 2022 because of facility and environmental concerns.

The School Board is considering selling the property.

However, the building is not currently listed for sale and no buyer has been identified.

Residents and preservation advocates attending Tuesday’s public discussions urged the district to consider options that would preserve the historic structure rather than risk demolition.

New Aerial Photography Shows Marion County's Recent Growth

The Marion County Property Appraiser’s Office has released new 2026 high-resolution aerial imagery covering the county.

The new photography is the first countywide imagery update since 2024.

The updated pictures document two years of residential construction, commercial development, road changes and land clearing throughout Ocala and Marion County.

Residents, property owners and real-estate professionals can view the imagery through the Property Appraiser’s Map It+ Online Mapping System.

The mapping system allows users to search individual parcels and compare property boundaries and building footprints with surrounding development.

The Property Appraiser cautions that the system is intended primarily for assessment and reference purposes and is not a replacement for an official survey or title search.

Oakcrest Students Participate in Walk and Roll to School Day

Marion County Public Schools is participating in International Walk and Roll to School Day today.

Students, parents and guardians from Oakcrest Elementary School are gathering at the Southeastern Livestock Pavilion before walking or bicycling to school.

The activity is designed to encourage physical activity while teaching students about safe walking and bicycling practices.

The international event is observed by schools and communities around the country.

Ocala Man Claims $105,641 Fantasy 5 Jackpot

An Ocala resident has claimed a Florida Lottery Fantasy 5 jackpot worth $105,641.18.

Florida Lottery records identify the winner as Miguel Angel Rumenos of Ocala.

The winning ticket was purchased at the Publix Super Market at Heath Brook Commons, 5400 Southwest College Road.

Rumenos selected the winning numbers himself — 11, 12, 15, 22 and 32 — for the September 24 evening drawing.

The win is one of several sizable Florida Lottery prizes sold in the State Road 200 corridor this year.

Tuesday I-75 Rollover Caused Major Traffic Disruption

A tractor-trailer overturned inside the Interstate 75 construction zone north of Ocala Tuesday morning, completely blocking the southbound interstate near mile marker 356.

The crash caused significant backups before one southbound lane reopened Tuesday afternoon.

The Florida Highway Patrol said wet conditions were present at the time. No additional information about injuries or the cause of the rollover had been released in the latest reports reviewed for this newscast.

Ocklawaha ATV Traffic Stop Leads to Fentanyl Trafficking Charge

A 51-year-old Ocklawaha man is facing drug trafficking charges following an early-morning traffic stop.

According to the Marion County Sheriff's Office, a deputy observed Daniel Christopher Novak operating an ATV without lights while pulling a small trailer along Southeast 183rd Avenue Road.

Deputies say a search of a bag attached to the ATV revealed approximately 5.5 grams of a substance that field-tested presumptively positive for THC and fentanyl.

Novak was arrested October 2 and charged with fentanyl trafficking, marijuana possession and driving with a suspended license as a habitual offender.

The arrest was reported October 5. The charges remain allegations, and the substance identification is preliminary pending confirmatory testing.

Voice of South Marion

Marion County Considers Additional Road Improvement Funding

Marion County commissioners will consider several transportation-related expenditures during today's meeting.

The agenda includes proposed property acquisitions associated with the Northwest 49th Street Phase 3 project, including purchases totaling approximately $351,000.

Commissioners will also consider authorizing additional property acquisition work for the Southwest-Northwest 80th and 70th Avenue improvement project.

Three engineering task orders for Southeast Highway 42 intersections are also on the agenda, totaling approximately $915,000.

The commission meeting begins at 9 a.m. at the McPherson Governmental Campus, 601 Southeast 25th Avenue in Ocala.

Marion County Legistar

Public Meetings Today on Future of Former Central Elementary School

Marion County Public Schools is asking residents to help determine the future of its former district headquarters.

The property at 512 Southeast Third Street was previously Central Elementary School. The building closed in December 2022 because of facility and environmental concerns.

The School Board is considering selling the property but has not announced a final decision.

Two public meetings are scheduled for today at 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Both will take place at the Browne Greaton Cole Auditorium, 1614 East Fort King Street in Ocala.

Residents are invited to share their views about the property's future.

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Proposed 71-Unit Residential Development Faces County Review

A proposal for additional housing in southwest Ocala is scheduled for consideration this afternoon.

The applicant is requesting a land-use change from low-density to medium-density residential and rezoning from agricultural to planned-unit development.

The approximately 19.62-acre property is located at 7317 and 7325 Southwest 80th Street.

The proposal would allow a maximum of 71 residential units.

Commissioners are scheduled to review the application during the afternoon planning and zoning portion of today's meeting, beginning at 2 p.m. Approval has not yet been granted.

Marion County Legistar

Marion County Recognizes 4-H Week and Manufacturing Month

Marion County commissioners are scheduled to recognize several community organizations and initiatives today.

The agenda includes proclamations for National 4-H Week, National Arts and Humanities Month, Manufacturing Month and Fire Prevention Week.

The recognitions highlight youth development, arts, local industry and emergency preparedness in Marion County.

Marion County Legistar

Marion Transit Services Face Uncertain Transition

Marion County transportation and social-service agencies are working to determine how to continue services previously provided through Marion Transit and Marion Senior Services.

The transition follows concerns about the future of the existing community transportation arrangement.

Local officials and service providers are exploring options for maintaining transportation access for residents who depend on these services, including seniors and people with disabilities.

No final replacement arrangement was confirmed in the reporting reviewed for this edition.

Tampa Man Killed in Marion County Crash

A 64-year-old Tampa man died following a single-vehicle crash in Marion County late Sunday night.

The Florida Highway Patrol says the man was driving a pickup truck east on Northwest 100th Street at approximately 11 p.m.

Troopers say the truck left the roadway, struck a cable box and then collided with a utility pole.

The driver was ejected from the vehicle and died from his injuries.

The investigation into the crash continues.

22-Year-Old Man Dies After Drowning at Lake Weir

The Marion County Sheriff’s Office is investigating after a 22-year-old man drowned at Lake Weir over the weekend.

Deputies say the man was swimming with friends near Gator Joe’s Beach Bar & Grill in Ocklawaha and had gone out toward a buoy.

Witnesses told investigators that the swimmer became tired and went underwater.

Witnesses and other bystanders pulled him from the water, and he was transported to a hospital, where he died.

The Sheriff’s Office says there is no suspicion of foul play.

No Injuries Reported Following North Magnolia Business Fire

Ocala firefighters responded Saturday morning following reports of an explosion and fire in the North Magnolia Business District.

The incident was reported at approximately 7:25 a.m. near Main Street Mower at 733 North Magnolia Avenue.

Witnesses reported hearing a loud boom before seeing smoke and a fire-like glow coming from the building.

Emergency crews responded to the scene, and no injuries were reported.

The circumstances surrounding the fire remain under investigation.

Firefighters Use Drone to Battle Separate Ocala House Fire

Marion County Fire Rescue used aerial technology Saturday afternoon to help firefighters locate hotspots during a residential fire.

Crews responded around 3:30 p.m. near Southwest 27th Avenue and Southwest 87th Place.

Firefighters arrived to find heavy smoke coming from the house. Because there were no nearby fire hydrants, crews used multiple hose lines while a drone was deployed overhead to identify remaining hotspots.

The fire was brought under control by 3:46 p.m.

No injuries were reported, and the cause remains under investigation.

Marion County Adopts $1.736 Billion Budget

The Marion County Board of County Commissioners has formally adopted its budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year.

The final spending plan totals approximately $1.736 billion.

The countywide property-tax rate is 4.28 mills, meaning $4.28 for every $1,000 of taxable property value after exemptions.

The budget includes staffing increases, particularly in public safety. County officials say Marion County’s tax rate remains among the ten lowest in Florida.

Navy Bombing Exercises Begin Today in Ocala National Forest

The U.S. Navy begins four days of scheduled inert bombing exercises today at the Pinecastle Range Complex in the Ocala National Forest.

Today’s training periods are scheduled for 10 to 11:30 a.m. and 5 to 6:30 p.m.

Additional exercises are scheduled Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

Military officials caution that the activity can temporarily displace wildlife. Motorists traveling near the range, particularly along Forest Service Road 22, are being advised to watch for animals entering roadways.

The exercises involve inert ordnance.

WingHouse Permanently Closes Ocala Restaurant

WingHouse Bar & Grill has permanently closed its Ocala restaurant at 2145 East Silver Springs Boulevard.

The restaurant had temporarily closed following a September 25 state health inspection that found 17 violations, including pest-related violations.

The restaurant failed two subsequent follow-up inspections before passing another inspection September 28. Management nevertheless announced October 1 that the Ocala location would permanently close.

The closure leaves another available restaurant space along the East Silver Springs Boulevard commercial corridor.

Fleeing Suspect Involved in Ocala Crash With Injuries

Authorities reported Thursday that a suspect wanted on an active Lake County warrant for aggravated battery with a firearm was involved in a crash with injuries in Ocala.

According to local reporting, the suspect was fleeing when the collision occurred.

The incident remains under investigation. Additional details about the people injured and the circumstances surrounding the pursuit were not independently confirmed in the reporting available for this edition.

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Ocala Entrepreneurs Secure $600,000 Shark Tank Deal

Two Ocala businesswomen are receiving national attention after appearing on ABC's Shark Tank.

Rebecca Dallman and Jena Butler, founders of FUNDELIVERED, appeared on the program to present their mystery-box business, which sells boxes containing unclaimed merchandise.

Local reporting says the entrepreneurs secured a $600,000 deal involving guest investor MrBeast and another investor known as the QVC Queen.

As with other televised investment agreements, the announcement does not necessarily establish that the transaction has completed its post-show due diligence and closing process.

Ocala-News.com

LEGO Resale Business Planning First Ocala Store

A specialty retailer serving LEGO enthusiasts is working toward opening its first Ocala location.

Bricks & Minifigs operates stores specializing in buying, selling and trading new and previously owned LEGO products.

The planned Ocala location would give collectors and families another option for finding building sets, loose bricks and collectible minifigures.

Ocala-News.com

First Friday Art Walk Returns to Downtown Ocala Tonight

The City of Ocala's First Friday Art Walk returns tonight, October 2, launching the 2026–27 season.

The event takes place from 6 to 9 p.m. around the Historic Downtown Square.

More than 40 artists are expected to display and sell their work. Visitors can also enjoy live music, dance performances, demonstrations and hands-on art activities.

Downtown businesses will offer extended evening hours.

Admission is free, and the monthly event continues through May 2027.

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Marion County Fall Carnival Set for Saturday

Marion County Parks and Recreation will host its eighth annual Fall Carnival tomorrow, October 3.

The event takes place from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Southeastern Livestock Pavilion, 2232 Northeast Jacksonville Road in Ocala.

Activities include fall-themed games, a trick-or-treat trail, hayrides, a petting zoo, live entertainment and food trucks.

Admission is free. Youth activity wristbands cost $5 or can be obtained with five nonperishable food donations supporting Bring the Harvest Home.

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Walk to End Alzheimer's Takes Place Saturday

The annual Walk to End Alzheimer's takes place Saturday morning at Tuscawilla Park in Ocala.

Registration opens at 9 a.m., followed by the Promise Garden ceremony at 10 and the walk immediately afterward.

The event raises awareness and funds for Alzheimer's research and support services. Participation is free, with fundraising encouraged.

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Additional Weekend Events

Ocala residents have several other entertainment options this weekend. The Marion Theatre will screen the 1973 horror film The Exorcist on Saturday at 4:30 p.m., with $5 admission.

On Sunday, October 4, the Ocala Downtown Market hosts Woof-O-Ween from noon until 4 p.m., featuring pet-related vendors and opportunities for owners to bring their dogs in Halloween costumes. Admission is free.

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Ocala Police Launch Internal Investigation Following Fatal Crash

Ocala Police Chief Mike Balken announced Wednesday that the department has launched an internal investigation into officers' actions before Tuesday morning's deadly collision at Southeast Maricamp Road and Southeast 36th Avenue.

The crash killed two people, identified in subsequent reporting as a mother and her adult son.

Investigators discovered that officers had interacted with people involved in the incident shortly before the crash. According to the department, officers failed to adequately investigate indications of possible driver impairment.

One officer has been placed on paid administrative leave while the department reviews the incident, including body-camera footage.

The internal investigation is separate from the ongoing investigation into the collision itself.

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Marion County Teenager Recovering Following Attack by Five Dogs

A 17-year-old Marion County teenager is recovering after an attack involving five dogs Monday evening.

According to local reporting, the teenager was walking with his father when the animals attacked. His father helped rescue him.

The Marion County Sheriff's Office confirmed it is investigating the incident, which was reported around 6 p.m. Monday in the South Ocala area.

Marion County Animal Services has taken custody of the dogs involved.

Investigators have not released a final determination concerning the circumstances of the attack.

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Federal Contract Support Announced for Ritz Veterans Village

New federal contract support has been announced for the Ritz Veterans Village in Ocala, a housing program serving veterans who have experienced homelessness.

U.S. Representative Kat Cammack announced Wednesday that her office had helped secure a Department of Veterans Affairs contract after concerns arose about the continuation of housing services.

The announcement addresses a potential disruption to the program, which provides residential support for veterans in the Ocala area.

Florida’s Voice

City of Ocala Celebrates Customer Appreciation Day Today

The City of Ocala is hosting its annual Customer Appreciation Day today, Thursday, October 1, from 5 to 7 p.m.

The event takes place at Citizens' Circle, 151 Southeast Osceola Avenue, behind City Hall.

Activities include food, music, bucket truck rides, face painting and opportunities to meet city employees.

Eligible city utility customers may receive bill-credit vouchers for qualifying services, including Ocala Electric Utility, Ocala Fiber Network, sanitation and water services. City employees will verify customer accounts at the event.

Admission is free. For additional information, call Ocala Electric Utility at 352-629-2489.

Ocala-News.com

School Superintendent Holds Public Town Hall Tonight

Marion County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Danielle Brewer will hold another community town hall tonight at Vanguard High School.

The meeting is scheduled for 6 to 7 p.m. in the school cafeteria at 7 Northwest 28th Street in Ocala.

The discussion will cover school referendum funding, district priorities, opportunities for improvement and ideas from parents and residents.

The meeting is open to the public. Another town hall is scheduled for October 15 at Lake Weir High School.

Marion County Public Schools

Ocala's First Pumpkin Patch Opens for October

Ocala First United Methodist Church opens its annual pumpkin patch today at 1126 East Silver Springs Boulevard.

The pumpkin patch operates throughout October, with weekday and weekend hours. Purchases help support the church's ministries and community activities.

Thursday hours are 4 to 7 p.m.

Ocala / Marion County Florida

Looking Ahead: First Friday and Weekend Entertainment

The First Friday Art Walk returns to downtown Ocala tomorrow, October 2, beginning a new season of art and community activities.

On Saturday, October 3, the Ocala Civic Theatre hosts Fear Circus, an acrobatic production scheduled for 8:30 p.m. at 4337 East Silver Springs Boulevard.

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