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Transitions Life Center continues to expand programs

On a typical Tuesday afternoon at Christ the King Anglican Church in Ocala, it is not unusual to see 15 or so focused artists hunched over their work.

 

Controlled burn today off SR 200 south of CR 484

A state contractor is conducting a prescribed burn today on 473 acres near State Road 200 south of County Road 484.

 

Missing man found safe and sound

Shawn Morrell, 37, of Ocala, who was reported as missing and endangered, has been found safe and sound, according to the Marion County Sheriff's Office.

 

Gas prices could rise 15 cents by Memorial Day, experts say

Motorists across the country are paying on average $2.11 per gallon of regular gas, up 7 cents from last week, and the highest price at the pump since November 2015.

 

Man charged in theft of father's car

A 53-year-old man was arrested Sunday and charged with grand theft of a motor vehicle after his 84-year-old father told a deputy he stole his car.

 

Fransoise Descamps, a tireless volunteer for Humane Society, died after U.S. 27 crash

The Humane Society of Marion County lost one of its biggest champions on April 13 when Fransoise Braun Descamps died in a traffic accident.

 

Community and calendar briefs for April 18

Community and calendar briefs for April 18, 2016, in Marion County, Florida

 

Annual Reddick High School reunion is set for April 30

The Terriers' Bark Reunion that will be held at the “new” high school (North Marion) on April 30 was started decades ago by the late Laura Smith Feingold. The Terrier was the mascot of Reddick High School, and also for North Marion High School at Reddick through the school year of 1962-63. The school annuals were the “Terriers’ Bark.”

 

Weekly market hosts special event on Thursday

The 326 Community Market will host a spring festival from 3 to 7 p.m. Thursday at 1860 W. County Road 326, Ocala, with entertainment by popular vocalist Miranda Madison from 3 to 5 p.m.

 

Clerk of Court's staff still shrinking

Marion County has eliminated 19 clerk positions at its courthouse since 2008, including four layoffs last week.

 

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