Youth cooking class connects Gainesville community to the culinary industry
(05/28/24 10:00am)
In the heart of Gainesville, a grassroots culinary program is doing more than just teaching kids how to cook.
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Historic Evergreen Cemetery hosts Memorial Day service
(05/27/24 10:40pm)
In honor of fallen veterans, approximately 100 people gathered with handheld flags and paper fans at the Gainesville Historic Evergreen Cemetery for a Monday Memorial Day service.
Restaurantes latinos en Gainesville prosperan a pesar de los desafíos del cambio estacional
(05/28/24 10:00am)
El verano en Gainesville trae consigo muchas complicaciones para restaurantes locales, desde el caluroso clima hasta la disminución de la población estudiantil.
Gainesville’s Latin restaurants thriving despite city’s seasonal challenges
(05/28/24 10:00am)
Summer in Gainesville comes with various complications for local restaurants, from the hot weather to the decrease in student population.
Changing customers, higher costs: Gainesville’s evolving resale economy
(05/28/24 10:00am)
Searching racks of mismatched clothing for hidden treasures at thrift stores is a favorite pastime among Gainesville locals. The hobby is an outlet for sustainability, style and economic saving. The growing trend of shifting to thrifting in response to rising inflation rates has forced thrift stores in the area to raise their prices.
Gainesville City Commission approves second reading of GRU oversight referendum
(05/24/24 10:05pm)
In its Thursday Special Meeting, the Gainesville City Commission approved the second reading of ordinance 2024-23 for a proposed Gainesville Regional Utilities oversight charter amendment.
Final curtain call: High Dive’s swan song draws crowd of Gainesville’s music lovers
(05/21/24 1:21am)
Excited murmurs came from the crowd as High Dive’s final show unfolded in a symphony of nostalgia and anticipation.
Recién salido del horno: la historia cerámica de una artista colorida nacida en Colombia
(05/20/24 10:00am)
En las afueras de Gainesville, la homogeneidad suburbana tiende a disfrazar las vidas de quienes alberga. Da un par de giros a la derecha, y no te perderás la casa colorida y ecléctica de Soraya Sus.
Feria de salud rompe fronteras en Gainesville: Pacientes de Brasil y Haití se unen a la comunidad hispana
(05/20/24 10:00am)
El sábado 18 de mayo, la organización Children Beyond Our Borders (CBOB) en colaboración con Equal Access Clinic (EAC) llevó a cabo su conocida feria de salud gratuita en Gainesville, esta vez ampliando su alcance más allá de la comunidad latina para atender a pacientes brasileños y haitianos.
Health fair breaks boundaries in Gainesville: Patients from Brazil and Haiti join the Hispanic community
(05/20/24 10:00am)
On May 18, the organization Children Beyond Our Borders (CBOB), in collaboration with Equal Access Clinic (EAC), held its well-known free health fair in Gainesville, this time extending its reach beyond the Latino community to serve Brazilian and Haitian patients.
Gainesville Fire Rescue, Public Works launches homeless sweep at Southeast Fourth Place
(05/26/24 3:57pm)
CORRECTION: This story previously incorrectly reported Gainesville Police Department launched the sweep, 70 notices of the sweep were posted and Gainesville could not confirm if the employees wearing PPE hazmat suits were Gainesville Public Works Department staff. The article has since been updated to reflect the sweep was started and executed by Gainesville Fire Rescue in collaboration with GPD and the Gainesville Public Works Department, a notice for every tent was posted and the city did confirm Gainesville Public Works Department staff were the ones in PPE in a May 17 press conference.
A colorful display of entrepreneurship, talent and community: Gainesville’s first annual Asian festival
(05/20/24 10:00am)
With Japanese martial arts demonstrations and musical performances, authentic Asian cuisine and local vendors, UF students and Alachua County residents alike gathered at Bo Diddley Plaza May 18 to commemorate the City of Gainesville’s first annual Asian festival.
Ironwood Golf Course looks to stay afloat as staple of Gainesville golf community
(05/20/24 10:00am)
In recent years, Ironwood Golf Course has faced budget cuts, management watches and all kinds of threats of closure. But amid all the turmoil, the grass is greener than ever before at the historic North Florida course.
Fresh out of the kiln: the ceramic story of a colorful Colombian-born artist
(05/20/24 10:00am)
On the outskirts of Gainesville, the homogeneous blur of suburbia can tend to disguise the lives of those it houses. Take a couple of right turns, and you won’t miss the teal, eclectic home of Soraya Sus.
Gainesville City Commission approves first reading to put GRU board control on the ballot
(05/16/24 11:53pm)
Gainesville City Commission passed its first reading to potentially let voters change how the Gainesville Regional Utilities Authority operates in the November election.
Coterie Market está "feliz de anunciar" el cierre de la tienda casi un año después de su apertura
(05/13/24 12:00pm)
Coterie Market anunció el cierre de su tienda física en su Instagram, sumándose a la lista de negocios pequeños que Gainesville perderá este mes. Sin embargo, a diferencia de otros cierres, este es un anuncio feliz, dijo Coterie.
Over thirty years of music packed up in 30 days: High Dive closes its doors
(05/13/24 12:00pm)
High Dive, a popular venue and staple in Gainesville’s music scene, is disappearing from its familiar spot on Second Avenue as announced by owner Pat Lavery in an Instagram post.
Coterie Market ‘happy to announce’ store closure nearly one year after opening
(05/13/24 12:00pm)
Coterie Market announced the closure of its brick-and-mortar store on its Instagram, adding to the list of small businesses Gainesville will lose this month. However, unlike other closures, this is a happy announcement, Coterie said.
Florida public sector unions are under threat. How is UF adapting?
(04/22/24 1:00pm)
Almost one year after Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a law changing certification requirements for Florida public employee unions, one UF union is gone, and two are struggling to survive.
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(04/22/24 2:00pm)
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