Upbeat GNV wants to tackle musician mental health
If you’re a working musician, chances are good you’re anxious or depressed.
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If you’re a working musician, chances are good you’re anxious or depressed.
When former Commissioner Gail Johnson submitted her resignation five months into her second term, Cynthia Chestnut answered the call.
Editor’s Note: This story contains depictions of gun violence
At Gainesville Place Apartments, a woman was pulled away from her front door, dragged down the stairs and raped in a wooded area in the early morning hours of Sept. 10.
After an attempted murder trial, Julius Irving uses his life experiences to set goals for himself.
Gainesville residents gathered to celebrate the life of A. Quinn Jones Sr., the first Black principal at Lincoln High School. He turned the school, now A. Quinn Jones Center, into the first accredited all-Black school in Gainesville and second in the state.
A Gainesville man died from gunshot wounds Thursday night after shooting at deputies who returned fire.
When Alachua County Public Schools was slapped with salary cuts due to masking politics, Education Secretary Miguel Cardona gave the superintendent a call.
The Reitz’s Rion Ballroom welcomed an evening of cultural celebrations as UF’s Hispanic Heritage Month kicked off Thursday.
COVID-19 hospitalizations fell by 38% from Sept. 13 to Monday, said UF Health Shands Hospital CEO Ed Jimenez. Twenty-four of this week’s 91 COVID-19 patients were in the ICU.
A city initiative could push Gainesville one step closer toward achieving its zero waste and climate change goals.
After being exposed to COVID-19, Dan Grabhorn, a 57-year-old Gainesville resident, heard about a High Springs monoclonal antibody treatment site through his wife, who had already received it Sept. 13.
Sitting in a dimly lit office crowded with signs and portraits, Wayne Fields’ voice bellows throughout the James L. Medlin House.
As with any city, Gainesville comes with its share of issues that if not addressed, will outweigh the positive attributes it offers. Since COVID-19 struck, food accessibility issues in vulnerable communities, like East Gainesville, have returned to the forefront.
A Gainesville preschool teacher was arrested Wednesday after being accused of sexually assaulting a child younger than 12 years old at a daycare.
As UF Health vows to follow federal regulatory approval, COVID-19 booster shots might soon be mass distributed.
Gainesville High School students waited 90 minutes for their bus ride home on Sept. 7. The reason? There was no driver.
Alachua County Commissioner Mary Alford grew up gardening. As a sixth-generation Floridian, she knows the advantages of having her own locally grown, fresh food: it tastes better, it’s sustainable, it reduces her stress and it brings communities together.
One city charter officer resigned Sept. 13 while another kept their job on the morning of Sept. 14.