Where is our country going! This new scandal if it’s true will not only shake our country but it will shake the world. How could this happen you ask? GREED! Hidden documents, hidden foundation money, lies, our own government watch dogs committing crime, taking money, unlawfully surveilling American citizens and using the IRS to intimidate a political section of people. WOW!
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Almost 3,000 died on 9-11. Many have forgotten. We let factions of people push us around about being patriotic. 16 years ago after 9-11 everyone was flying flags on their cars at home and at their businesses. Today we are being challenged when we fly a flag at a baseball game. At Football games we are disrespected during the national Anthem. Some of the people who attack us on 9-11 were illegal aliens. Today we are challenged when we want to check their legal status. Continue reading
By Senator Baxley
Floridians are finally starting to return to life as normal after Hurricane Irma wreaked havoc in our state for almost two weeks. Irma delivered a blow to millions of people throughout the Caribbean and the southeastern United States, leaving many left to piece their lives back together in its wake. Hurricane Irma’s furious march through Florida not only darkened millions of homes, it also flooded roads and piled them with debris, blocking off access to neighborhoods. This has presented more problems for local governments to figure out the best way to clean up and begin recovery efforts. Yet Florida, undoubtedly, has proven its resilience after Irma. Tap water is drinkable. Trash has been picked up. Public transit has slowly come back online. At airports, flights are regularly taking off. We must be grateful for the careful leadership and preparation that Governor Rick Scott and all our elected officials provided before and after the storm. Florida has never seen such widespread effects from a hurricane like this before, and were it not for the tireless efforts of so many, it could have been much worse. Continue reading
Kevin Shelley introduced Senator Denise Grimsley to an Ocala audience at the Marion County Extension Auditorium. Denise is running for the Secretary of Agriculture. She comes from an Agriculture back ground in citrus, cattle and more. She is a longtime friend of Dennis Baxley.
Yandles Building Material held there after-hours on location at the Miracle mile on Magnolia. Clark Yandle has been in the Lumber business for many years. They not only sell quality lumber and hardware but they give you service. If you’re doing a project and have questions talk to Clark. If he doesn’t have the answer he will help get someone who does. Their phone number is 352-732-3000. Continue reading
Fairbanks Construction Billboard themselves as “Your Premier Home Improvement Company”! It is located in Ocala next to the second overpass on 441. Ocala Business Leaders have showcased some of their business this month. Pictured are some of the visitors in the Fairbanks Construction Showroom. For any questions call Fairbanks at 352-541-3007. Continue reading
Daniel L. Hightower was born and raised in Lakeland, Polk County, Florida. After graduating from Lakeland High School, he attended Stetson University in DeLand where he earned a B.A. degree in history. He then attended Stetson Law School in St. Petersburg, earning his Juris Doctorate degree. While there he was elected as a Justice to the Honor Court and appointed to the Stetson Law Review Board.
After graduating from law school in 1973, Mr. Hightower and his wife moved to Ocala and he joined the Green, Simmons, & Green Law Firm. He worked one year as a part-time Assistant State Attorney, in 1974, prosecuting felony crimes. After fourteen years with the same firm, Mr. Hightower started his own law firm, Daniel L. Hightower, P.A., in 1987, focusing on Personal Injury, Wrongful Death and Workers’ Compensation cases. Continue reading
By TomL
As time goes on you need to store what is going on right now in Washington. What will go as lies and as deceit get worse or as politician lose their memory, you’ll hear “I don’t remember” or “I don’t recall” or “I was not aware of that” or take the 5th! Some will face up, but I predict 5 or 6 will take the heat for all of this but none will go to jail. A number of these politicians involved are just flat not being seen. If they say there were not involved and their signature appears on a document proving otherwise, I say put them in jail. Continue reading
Sciatica
Back pain sufferers have often been told that they have spinal arthritis, disc degeneration and spinal stenosis. They also may have buttock, thigh or leg pain which is termed sciatica. The afore-mentioned words describe the opening between the spinal bones being closed by spur formation and decreased disc height. The hole between the bones is large enough when the disc is plump and healthy but decreases with loss of discs and the growth of bony spurs. This causes low back and often leg pain.
Frequently, these pain sufferers are told that there is nothing short of injections and surgery that can help. This is not true. Spinal adjustments, combined with mechanical traction, are very effective in relieving the pain of neuropathy caused by herniated discs. Lumbar disc herniation can cause back pain and/or leg pain, tingling, numbness, and burning. Combining computerized decompression/traction with spinal adjustments and exercise will bring about the longest lasting results. This computerized traction is superior to sustained traction of inversion tables because the computerized traction is on and off — it waxes and wanes in tension — thereby overcoming the body’s natural tendency to resist the pull with muscle tension. Continue reading
First Christian Church, DOC, 1908 E. Ft. King St., Ocala FL
Garage Sale opens at 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Bazaar opens at 8:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
There will be bake goods; crafts; collectables; jewelry and much more to buy!!!! There will be food for sale so you can sit, eat and enjoy the holiday!!!
Contact Linda at 867-7202 if you have any questions!!!
The City of Ocala will host a West Ocala Wellness Community Garden Day Saturday, Nov. 11 from 10 a.m. to noon at the community garden located at 2200 W Highway 40, between SW 21st and SW 23rd Avenue.
Community members are encouraged to attend and replant their crops for the spring, or start a new garden plot. Plots are available for $10 per year. The goal of the West Ocala Wellness Community Garden is to educate and provide an opportunity for citizens to plant, cultivate and harvest vegetables for their families.
For more information, or to reserve a plot, please contact the City of Ocala Recreation and Parks Department at 352-368-5540 or follow the West Ocala Wellness Community Garden on www.facebook.com/WOWcommunitygarden/
