Gainesville students, families and locals chomp on September food fest
A sunset, green grass, tall trees, live music and food trucks: What more could you want on a Sunday evening?
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A sunset, green grass, tall trees, live music and food trucks: What more could you want on a Sunday evening?
UF students can swipe right exclusively with each other through the Tinder app.
As Iryna Kanishcheva walked downtown the past three years, she would fantasize about a mural big enough to fill a blank 33-foot-tall wall.
Chris Redd spent 15 years as a rapper in Chicago, sometimes sleeping late to skip breakfast and save money. Today, he’s an Emmy-nominated comedian, but it was the detours before comedy that built him into a “Saturday Night Live” star.
Alachua County Public Schools could get a major makeover if voters pass a half-cent sales tax initiative on November’s ballot.
Coach Dan Mullen has been saying that he wants bring back a key component that Florida football has been lacking in recent years.
Three new electric buses will take Gainesville streets by 2019.
It has been 29 years since the Florida Gators lost a home-opener, and this year should be no different.
“The Hangover” could take a lesson from the way Florida struggled last weekend.
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