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Where some saw a dirty, dilapidated building, Bill Bryson, former owner of The Covered Dish, saw an opportunity to infuse Gainesville with the creative energy that has produced artists like Tom Petty.
I’ve been a senator now for quite a while and once you’re around long enough like me, you start to notice things. For example, I noticed that, for at least the third summer in a row, a Senate meeting was canceled while there was an event related to Israel taking place.
A Gainesville man was charged on Monday by Alachua County Sheriff’s Deputies in connection to an attempted drive-by shooting that took place on July 21.
Audrey Wikan was caught lying to the Student Government Senate about a job she never had.
The last thing you want to do right now is go outside, but your dog needs a walk. You grab the leash, clip it to your furry friend’s collar and get ready for the heat and humidity to hit. It’s actually not too bad today, so you feel you might give your dog the walk she deserves. Two miles later, you return to your apartment feeling accomplished and worthy of calling yourself an above average pet owner. As you get to the pathetic, small grass area around your apartment, you can’t believe your eyes. Someone “forgot” to pick up after their dog. The worse part: it kind of spells something out….
Most Floridians recognize a midday rainstorm as an inconvenience or hindrance on the day’s plans.
Kevin Mora, 22, speaks with Brandon Grabhorn. Mora, a UF history senior, said he first tried the gelati from B’z at a different event but came to the food truck rally because he saw on Facebook that B’z would be there. “I love what he’s doing and I love to support him,” Mora said of Grabhorn and his business.
Kevin Mora, 22, speaks with Brandon Grabhorn. Mora, a UF history senior, said he first tried the gelati from B’z at a different event but came to the food truck rally because he saw on Facebook that B’z would be there. “I love what he’s doing and I love to support him,” Mora said of Grabhorn and his business.
Let me begin by saying that if I’m being attacked by people who voted against preventing sexual assault on campus, I’m probably doing something right. Don’t worry — I’ll circle back to this.
Mariee Sioux is bringing her unique style of ancestral folk music to Gainesville.
Get your hiking shoes on and perfect your “Naruto run” because in another case of ‘the internet made me do it,’ it looks like we are raiding Area 51.
At least five men who contacted a woman on an online dating site were surprised with two Gainesville residents who robbed them.
After years of joining different women’s empowerment groups, one Gainesville resident is taking matters into her own hands to create a space for women to discuss concerns and learn from each other.
Nothing in life is free. Unless you go to the Civic Media Center every third Saturday of the month, that is. From 2 to 5 p.m. on any given Saturday, people are welcome to peruse clothing, household goods and personal care items available free of charge.
Madison Grasty was asleep in Prague when her phone lit up with notifications from family and friends trying to reach her. There was exciting news waiting for her to wake up.
Three years ago, 49 people were murdered in Pulse nightclub. This weekend the Revival Baptist Church in the Orlando suburb of Clermont, Florida, is capitalizing on the city’s grief to promote its homophobic agenda in its Make America Straight Again conference.
June is Pride Month, and during this time of celebration and unity, many would be quick to remind us that LGBT people have made great strides in the past decade, with growing public acceptance and legal victories like the legalization of gay marriage nationwide in 2015. But gay people still face threats, from discrimination, stereotypes, and yes, even physical attacks.
There sure seems to be a lot of plagiarism in Student Government, eh? It’s almost as if there’s this whole entire environment filled with people who don’t care about the rules.
While I was re-learning grammar for the like the third time, the course I was taking made a point to distinguish between “feeling bad” and “feeling badly.”
The UF softball team will have more than luck on its side when it takes the field in Oklahoma City.
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