A colorful sunrise stretches across the sky as a golf cart crosses the bridge spanning State Road 44, reflecting softly on the calm water below. Thanks to Ronnie Clark for sharing!

A deputy responded to a physical disturbance involving 31-year-old Mariah Teresa Santos at Lake Sumter Apartments on County ...

An Illinois snowbird was arrested after a golf cart crash in a tunnel in The Villages. Romaldo Pete Villa, 68, of Hanover Park, Ill., was found seated in a golf cart at the scene of the crash at about ...

A Villager has been arrested after repeatedly yelling at a woman who lives on the same street. William Henry Lewis, 56, who lives in the Perdido Villas in the Village of Pinellas, was being held ...

An Ocala woman was arrested after being stopped for going over 100 mph on Interstate 75 with marijuana paraphernalia in her backpack.

Iran has for years been fighting a war with the United States. They have been killing American soldiers for the last 47 years. Of course, if it’s not one of your relatives it doesn’t count. Yeah, it’s ...

A Village of Oak Hollow resident has gone on the war path over anonymous complaints. Corinne Leatherman who lives at 1900 Sailor Lane was in Thailand with her husband when the terrible freeze of Jan.

A man with an alleged pattern of abuse was arrested after a series of attacks on a woman. A deputy responded to a disturbance involving 28-year-old Ricardo Lopez Lorenzo of Deland at an undisclosed ...

A crowded driveway is causing a problem at Creekside Landing in The Villages. The home located at 1088 Commodore Drive in the villa community near Lake Sumter Landing was the subject of deed ...

A Villager contends that officials are failing constituents by abdicating responsibility for safety on Morse Boulevard.

An uninsured motorist told a police officer she can’t afford coverage during a traffic stop in Oxford. Donna Darlene Doxtater, 64, of Summerfield, was driving a white 2011 Nissan passenger car at ...

I was at Lake Sumter Landing some months ago. I noticed that there were very few chairs, so I asked one of the attendants. He said they were getting rid of the damaged ones and they were getting ...