Alice Paridon loved digitizing family photos, calligraphy, gardening, mah-jongg, and cards. Alice was a member of Venture Investors Stock Club, Red Hat Society and a volunteer at Mother's Attic.

Dorothy Murphy had a passion for traveling, gardening, bowling, crocheting, needlework, rug hooking and tackling 1,000-piece puzzles, and she shared a special bond with her dog Bailey.

I have watched the daughter of a Villager friend make use of the Villages amenities for years. As many days a week as they have Texas Hold ‘Em at Laurel Manor, sh ...

Eugene Burns was a man of great character, Eugene’s kindness, humor, and wisdom will forever be remembered. Eugene loved traveling with Jennifer, his daughter, and Dorothy, and was an avid player of ...

The developer of a 276-acre mixed-use project near Sumterville will assist Sumter County in the realignment and widening of County Road 470 west of U.S. 301. Villages-News.com's Marv Balousek has ...

Lucille Smith had the strength and fortitude to accomplish anything during what seemed like unsurmountable difficulties has been an inspiration to her family lineage.

A Village of Pine Ridge resident finds a certain irony in the arrest of illegal aliens at construction sites in The Villages. Read his Letter.

The Sumter County Board of County Commissioners has voted to rescind the resolution that prohibited all outdoor burning and fireworks in the county, effective immediately. This decision comes in light ...

Check out this Michigan-style parking during prime time at town square. This golf cart was not sharing at town square.

Livingston was subsequently arrested for operate motor vehicle without valid license (second conviction) and issued a traffic warning for the expired registration. Once at Sumter County Detention ...

Villager Janie Griffin was having her morning coffee on the lanai when she looked up and spotted a bear in her backyard.

Department of Homeland Security agents raided construction sites in The Villages on Tuesday as part of a nationwide sweep.