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From its start in 2004, the popularity of podcasts has skyrocketed. For some podcast hosts in Gainesville, their podcasts have provided a platform to share science, beliefs, music and business insights.
Tequila McKnight stood on the steps of Gainesville City Hall and told the crowd what it’s like to return to a home that no longer stands.
For some Gainesville restaurants, a return to serving clients meant larger revenues. However, some locations have bigger concerns on their plates.
Gainesville has been a little quiet lately. Douglas Palmieri didn’t like that.
With the NFL Draft on Thursday night, we divided the 32 teams among our writers and tasked them with picking the first round. Here is the 2020 alligatorSports Mock Draft:
Break out your darkest eyeliner and your gaudiest studded chokers. It’s prom night.
Rose McDonald-Loston, better known as “Granny,” was a familiar face in downtown Gainesville.
Lights dimmed down, hands were raised and the crowd turned up.
The reality of Grimes is complicated and misunderstood. She’s a socialist but believes in free markets. Her pride in creating music is obvious, but she dreams of a world where the art form must compete with songs created by artificial intelligence.
Earlier this week, Vickie Hall collapsed at a Publix while paying for her groceries.
Marco De Vita started a ripple effect.
Electronic dance music lovers from Gainesville’s past and present will come together tomorrow for the 12-year reunion of Neon Liger, an annual music festival at The Wooly.
Four people were killed in pedestrian or bicyclist related crashes in Alachua County in January — a number authorities say is higher than usual for the time of year.
Kirk Tapley, an advanced world history teacher at Howard W. Bishop Middle School, has a special room in his house.
The sixth biannual Gift Certificates and More (GCM) Food Festival will take place on Thursday from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Celebration Pointe.
Put on your rainbow apparel and get ready for a weekend filled with Pride events as Gainesville offers an array of activities geared toward the LGBTQ+ community.
Visitors to Downtown Gainesville this weekend may have been surprised to see a man waving an American flag trotting atop a Paso Fino horse.
A day before the Gator’s football season opener, fans can take a photo with a national football championship trophy in a Gainesville grocery store.
The Atlantic will call out the numerals of Queen Bey’s birthday one last time this September.
In February, the University of Florida admitted more than 14,000 students to the class of 2023.
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