City Food Hall celebrates grand opening for first location in Gainesville
As football season kicked off, so did City Food Hall Gainesville.
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As football season kicked off, so did City Food Hall Gainesville.
Nearly a year has passed since the escalation of the Israel-Hamas conflict became the subject of a fierce culture war in the U.S. As grassroots advocacy continues sweeping college campuses nationwide, students and administrations have become further embattled.
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Alongside environmental activists in Alachua County, Bob Tancig hopes for a better future through local politics in the face of global climate change.
We come at a time of great harmony. Fall semester is a time for UF students to celebrate and rejoice in a new cycle of possibilities and opportunities for the new academic year. While this time is meant for new beginnings, it’s important to feel grounded and conscientious of turning points on our campus. Some would call these recent events the “elephant in the room,” an event that is hard to ignore.
After parking rates in downtown Gainesville rose in July, some customers and business owners are worried about the future of downtown life.
Mientras Gainesville da la bienvenida a los funcionarios locales recién elegidos, los miembros que forman parte y están involucrados en la comunidad hispana se encuentran reflexionando sobre lo que depara el futuro para su representación en la política local.
After Venezuela's presidential election results erupted in an international outcry, Vanessa Volkmann decided to get involved with politics for the first time.
As Gainesville welcomes newly elected local government officials, members part of and involved in the Hispanic community find themselves reflecting on what the future holds for their representation in local politics.
Iridescent scales and a mirrored disco ball freckled a crowd of mermaids, pirates and witches. Techno music and synth-pop guided the movements of platform shoes and roller skates.
More than 40 gardeners, educators and farmers gathered at Santa Fe College’s Blount Center Aug. 23 to promote farming and gardening opportunities across Florida.
Not even the celebrated Gatorade sports drink, a product of Gainesville, is immune to inflation.
80 personas protestaron en Depot Park el 17 de agosto, después de que los controversiales resultados electorales provocaron disturbios políticos.
The 2024 Democratic National Convention commenced Aug. 19 in Chicago with hats sporting “Demo(b)rat” and speakers ranging from President Joe Biden to SNL star Kenan Thompson. Thousands of delegates, organizers and voters flocked to the windy city, packing Chicago’s United Center in a four-day celebration.
Whether you’re in the mood for a low-key lounge, a dive with character or a place to dance the night away, Gainesville’s bar scene has something to offer everyone.
In an effort to make schools safer, 44 active resource officers will return to elementary, middle and high school campuses this school year.
Manatee medicine, fashion shows and cook-offs: How to get involved at UF
Whether looking for a casual bite to eat, a study spot or a restaurant to grab drinks with friends, Gainesville offers freshmen an endless variety of options. With an expansive array of eateries, the food scene continues to boom with culinary fusion and ingenuity. Here’s a guide to six fan favorites and underrated restaurants for freshmen and Gainesville newcomers.
La elección primaria del condado de Alachua terminó el 20 de agosto con más de 11.000 votos emitidos durante el día. Los ciudadanos votaron según las líneas partidarias para la Comisión del Condado de Alachua, la Comisión de la Ciudad de Gainesville y escaños estatales, así como para el candidato demócrata a sheriff. Hubo un total de ocho escaños abiertos y seis carreras competitivas. Los votantes también emitieron votos para los miembros de la junta escolar.