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John Lewey, 56, holds a piece of his great great grandfather’s history in his hands: an article from The Florida Sentinel published on April 22, 1933. It’s yellowed and worn, and held together with tape.
One-in-five Americans lost their jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic. Holly Anne Gammons was one of them.
Magic mushroom lamps. African-print childrens dresses. Fused glass jewelry. Photos of microscopic cell art, botanical sketches and Japanese fine art paintings. The art from the Artisans’ Guild Gallery is reopening at a new location Aug. 1.
Antonia Ginsberg-Klemmt said she’s marveled at the sea’s non-renewable energy potential.
The fight to protect historic Black neighborhoods in Gainesville will continue at the next City Commission.
Businesses violating the COVID-19 order beware: the Gainesville City Commission revealed its new order violation tracker Thursday.
Returning UF students can expect quarantines, face masks and social distancing in the fight against COVID-19 in The Swamp.
The commission budgeted $40,000 to build a replacement sculpture where a Confederate statue stood until 2017.
The ground where a Confederate statue once stood is empty. It has been for three years.
The Alachua County Commission updated its COVID-19 response after a presentation at its Tuesday meeting. Below is a breakdown of the presentation and the commission’s decisions.
The Gainesville City Commission held a seven-hour meeting discussing police reform Monday.
The Alachua County Commission discussed past and current police reform with Alachua County Sheriff Sadie Darnell Friday.
The Alachua County Commission voted unanimously to launch a relief grant program for local businesses and individuals impacted by COVID-19 in a Tuesday meeting.
The Alachua County Commission voted unanimously to launch a relief grant program for local businesses and individuals impacted by COVID-19 in a Tuesday meeting.
A few months ago, Bill Gallagher was grabbing pizza at Leonardo’s Pizza by the Slice and saw two young men sitting together, hand-in-hand. They looked young enough to be freshmen.
Students returning to J.J. Finley Elementary School will be met with new friends and new teachers, but also with a new school name.
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.
The Alachua County Commission unanimously voted to double the number of people enforcing the county’s mask requirement from 4 to 8 Tuesday afternoon.
Gainesville City Commissioners laid down groundwork for potential reform of Gainesville Police at a Monday meeting.
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