The Biggest Fish [24 inches]: Joy Ennis
The Second Biggest Fish [23 inches]: Mary Morand
The Oldest Fisherman: Robert Bulter 93 years old
The Sponsorship was Nelson‘s Lawn Service, Greater Hopewell Baptist Church, Carlos Nieto [ASB Financial] also donated chips, Cala Hills Endodontics.
Clay Electric Cooperative Inc, Dustin Echols. The prizes was donate by Tom Loury, Trophy’s by B J Trophies and thanks to the city of Ocala.
Ocala Business Leaders, Clark Yandle (left) and Floyd Hershberger shared information on how the North Magnolia Merchants Association got started. The North Magnolia Merchants association was created 21 years ago with the mission to improve the North Magnolia, affectionately named the “Miracle Mile”, resulting in growth and promotion of businesses in this area. The members of this association have worked hard to make improvements to policy and have included their local government in the process. The Magnolia Business District offers a unique old-fashioned, “hometown business” feel, where owners work their own counters, and still answer their own phones.
“Making the Miracle Mile Great Again!”
Brick City Flowers hosted a Ocala Business Leaders open house last month. The picture show reflections of cars in the parking lot. The window is beautifully decorated. The event was well attended by the members. Brick City Flowers furnishes the flowers for the OBL group. They do a great job with the Flower arrangements so call them if you have need flowers for anything , anywhere. They are located at 1749 E. Silver Springs Blvd Ocala Fl 34470 or just call 352-629-1180 and tell them Tom sent you.
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