Developer to pay $80 million toward The Villages Health’s bankruptcy debt
The Developer has offered to pay $80 million to satisfy claims in the lingering bankruptcy case of The Villages Health. A proposed settlement was filed Friday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of Florida. It proposes that the money will be utilized for payment of claims through The Villages Health’s...
Mississippi woman fueling car sues Wildwood Pilot Travel Center after stepping into hole at...
A traveler from Mississippi is suing the Pilot Travel Center in Wildwood for negligence after she allegedly stepped into a hole near a gas pump, fell, and sustained injuries while she was refueling her vehicle. Lisa Rhoades, a resident of Hinds County, Mississippi, filed the lawsuit against Pilot Travel Centers,...
Villager allegedly attacks man walking dog who peed on pole near his home
A Villager was arrested after he allegedly attacked a man walking a dog who peed on a pole near his home. Robert Joseph Troller, 62, of the Village of Lake Denham, was arrested Thursday on a charge of battery. Troller was apparently enraged when he saw the dog urinate on...
Harbor Hills husband allegedly attacks wife who was making dinner
A Harbor Hills husband wound up in jail after allegedly attacking his wife, who was making dinner. Terry Crabtree, 74, was arrested Wednesday night at his home in the upscale community in Lady Lake. His wife was in the kitchen making dinner when they got into an argument, according to...
Marion Co. horse industry leaders celebrate racing ‘decoupling’ bill failure
OCALA, Fla. (WCJB) — Florida lawmakers wrapped up their regular session with a controversial bill impacting horse racing failing to pass. A bill known as “decoupling” passed the state House but never made it through the Senate. The legislation would have allowed racetracks to keep casinos without live racing.
Marion County Veterans Hall of Fame Inducts Members of Its Inaugural Class
OCALA, FL (352today.com) – It was an opportunity to give thanks to those both past and present who had given so much, serving not only to their nation but also their community with honor. The Marion County Veterans Hall of Fame inducted their inaugural class on the evening of...
Events scrambled after pipe problem abruptly shuts down rec center
Several events were scrambled after a pipe problem near the pickleball courts shut down a regional recreation center in The Villages. The Lake Miona Recreation Center was forced to close Friday. While there was no official reason given, it was obvious that there was some type of problem with pipes near the pickleball...
Cops: Ocala Senior Nabbed After Teen’s Circle K Bathroom Ordeal
A 69-year-old Ocala man is being held without bond after deputies say he sexually propositioned a 14-year-old boy in a Circle K bathroom and briefly grabbed the teen’s arm. Authorities identified the suspect as Kevin Foster Daniels, who is facing charges of lewd or lascivious behavior by an adult and battery....
Ocala courts: Man accused of 2024 boating death sentenced
A 32-year-old Pasco County man was sentenced to five years of probation on March 20 for the boating death of a woman in 2024. The sentence was a downward departure from state guidelines. Prosecutors said they went this route due to issues with the case. Circuit Judge Steven Rogers presided over the hearing where...
I think we need a Golden Corral to replace the old O’Calahan’s.
Golden Corral would be a good fit on East Silver Springs Blvd, in the recently purchased O’Calahan’s/Tilted Kilt. Good food. Great value and selection. We don’t have a place like that on this side of town. Driving over to State Road 200, mixing with the traffic, and...
