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Spring Cleaning, Planting and Playing

1 month ago | ocalastyle.com | Belea T. Keeney |Dani Eskridge

We’ve gotten through a few frosty nights and even had a couple of hard freezes this year. By now, though, our yards, lawns and plants should begin to recover. The drab browns and grays we lived with in January and February hopefully have given way to that oh-so-specific pale green of new leaves on trees and shrubs.
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1 month ago | ocalastyle.com | Susan Smiley-Height |Dani Eskridge

Dave Marzalek freely admits he was far more interested in being creative as a child than in being a good student. “In second grade, when I got in trouble, I was always drawing football players and copying magazines and stuff like that,” says the 63-year-old native Californian. “My dad was an architect, and he showed me how to draw a human and I was always doing artwork. I got bored in high school and left in 12th grade to work for a hardwood flooring company.
Thrifting is the New Black in Shopping

1 month ago | ocalastyle.com | Belea T. Keeney |Dani Eskridge

If your spring plans include some home décor updates, then consider checking out the great variety of thrift and consignment stores we’re lucky to have here in Marion County. Looking for a funky piece of artwork in just the right colors for your sunroom? Maybe that coffee pot that matches your mother’s china pattern? You may have good luck finding them in a store full of pre-owned goods.
Building Up By Tearing Down

1 month ago | ocalastyle.com | Susan Smiley-Height |Dani Eskridge

Buildings that have stood the tests of time don’t stand a chance when Tommy Amodeo gets into the seat of his excavator and begins to take “bites” out of them. In doing that, however, he is not just tearing down an edifice, he is building up a legacy. Tommy and his wife Lisa are the owners of A & A Trucking and Excavating, better known as The Art of Destruction. The high school sweethearts started their business in 1994, with one truck.
Home Is Where The Design Is

1 month ago | ocalastyle.com | JoAnn Guidry |Dani Eskridge

Here’s a look at some of the emerging trends in 2025 to help you create the home of your dreams. HYGGE & WABI-SABI = JAPANDICombine Japanese minimalism with Scandinavian hygge, toss in some wabi-sabi and you end up with Japandi. Sleek, functional and elegant, Japanese design apparently pairs well with Scandinavian hygge, the practice of finding comfort and coziness in friendship and in the simplest things.
Ocala Style | November/December 2024

Nov 1, 2024 | ocalastyle.com | Amy Harbert

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Lennar Mid-Florida Quality, Value and Integrity

Nov 1, 2024 | ocalastyle.com | Amy Harbert

Since 1954, Lennar has built more than 1 million new homes for families across America. Mid-Florida Lennar, the newest division in the corporation, is building beautiful new communities in all four quadrants of Ocala as well as in Dunnellon, Williston and the city of Alachua. Lennar home communities cater to all lifestyles and family dynamics, whether you are looking to purchase your first home, move-up in size and features, or have a home that accommodates a multigenerational family.
NAMIWalks Marion County

Oct 15, 2024 | ocalastyle.com | Amy Harbert

Sunday, October 13th, post-Hurricane Milton, turned out to be a gorgeous day to take a walk for a good cause. NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) Marion County hosted its first ever NAMI Walks fundraiser in Ocala. According to the local affiliate’s executive director, Deborah Cooper, “The weather couldn’t have been better.”Cooper said there were 120 people signed up for the walk and that an estimated 80 or so participated.
Gentiva Ocala Metro India Fest

Oct 10, 2024 | ocalastyle.com | Amy Harbert

The free community-wide cross-cultural experience held October 5th at Citizens’ Circle in downtown Ocala, which was hosted by the Strategic Community Alliance, featured a flash-dance mob, trivia competitions, a fashion show, Indian food and beverages, art, activities for kids, and classical, folk and Bollywood dances.
Heritage Trail Park dedication

Sep 30, 2024 | ocalastyle.com | Amy Harbert

The park on West Silver Springs Boulevard in Ocala pays tribute to pioneers and leaders from the African American community who helped mold Marion County. It was formally opened with a ceremony on Sept. 3. The park, which stretches along the north side of State Road 40 from Northwest 9th Avenue to Northwest 11th Avenue, has a curved sidewalk lined by eight, 48-inch by 96-inch weather resistant art panels with portraits of honorees by local artist Charles Eady.