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City considering levy to replace failing fire HQ - Vimarsana News

City considering levy to replace failing fire HQ

Athens residents may see a new income tax levy on the May 2022 election ballot to build a new fire station, possibly on Athens' north side near Stimson Avenue. Athens

Marion County townhouse complex gets OK south of Southeast 31st St. - Vimarsana News

Marion County townhouse complex gets OK south of Southeast 31st St.

Oak Hammock Preserve, which will feature 168 townhomes, drew protest from area residents worried about traffic on SE 38th Street in Marion County.

Source: ocala.com
Schertz winding down its COVID vaccine clinics as hospitalization rates fall - Vimarsana News

Schertz winding down its COVID vaccine clinics as hospitalization rates fall

City Council votes to end vaccine program; it also approves zoning changes.

VSU 2021 Graduates say goodbye to VSU - The Spectator - Vimarsana News

VSU 2021 Graduates say goodbye to VSU - The Spectator

VSU 2021 Graduates say goodbye to VSU May 5, 2021 164 Views Yet another class of graduating seniors will be crossing the stage at Bazemore-Hyder Stadium to receive their degrees on May 7 and 8. Here are just a few out of the many graduates. Jenna Becton, Bachelors of Science Degree with a Major in Biology from Hahira, Georgia “Planning to go to Veterinary school to become a veterinarian. I will miss all my friends that I have made in my sorority, Alpha Sigma Alpha, and I will miss leading and participating in the pre-veterinary club.” Chadaria Cochran, B.S. Health Science from Perry, Ge...

Stancil objects, but builder wants 207 homes in now-rural NW Marion - Vimarsana News

Stancil objects, but builder wants 207 homes in now-rural NW Marion

Stancil, 75, has been spending most of his time on the family’s homestead, which has been in his family since 1919. Stancil recently met with the Star-Banner at his property to talk about how Marion County growth is approaching his backyard. “It was all wooded when I grew up here,” said Stancil, who was born in 1946 at what was once known as Munroe Regional Medical Center. “A new development would change the whole dynamics of this community.” The proposed development, if approved by the Marion County Commission, would be the first of its kind built in that general area west of Nor...

Source: ocala.com