Ocala Gazette 08/01/2025 Digital Edition. Your latest digital edition of breaking local news, sports, entertainment and more in Ocala, FL from the Ocala Gazette.

Big moves for Pamela and Matt Wardell She has joined the National Symphony Orchestra team and he has extended his contract with the Ocala Symphony Orchestra.

A 50-year-old Silver Springs man died July 31 as the result of a motorcycle crash on an Ocala National Forest roadway, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. The single vehicle crash occurred around ...

An arrest has made in the hit-and-run death of a 66-year-old Ocala man who was found deceased on Maricamp Road (County Road 464) on July 23. Erik Christian Neal Gillis, 25, of Ocala, was arrested by ...

Describing the case as having “exceptional importance,” the Florida Department of Environmental Protection this week argued that a federal appeals court should overturn decisions that required the ...

And then there were none Maritime Traveler, the last living horse by the legendary 1973 Triple Crown winner Secretariat, died at the age of 35 on July 27 at Ocala-based Bridlewood Farm.

Growing a garden throughout the year can provide nutrient-dense food that promotes good health. A rainbow garden is a type of garden that includes fruit and vegetables that contain all the colors of a ...

Ocala Main Street board member Angie Lester and Executive Director Jessica Fieldhouse are shown with Secretary of State Cord Byrd at the recent awards ceremony. [Photo courtesy Ocala Main Street] ...

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The evening of July 25 was a time of elegance for supporters and participants of the Kut Different nonprofit, with a little bit of football thrown in for good measure. The event, which took place at ...

Marion County detains juveniles for more days than every other Florida county except for Duval and Broward, despite having a smaller population. Some officials think the pace has been set to be first ...