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The Alachua County Commission addressed a proposed development near Paynes Prairie and set a transition date for Celebration Pointe’s Sports and Event Center at a meeting Tuesday.
After losing his first set at the tournament to start Monday’s match, it seemed like Shelton’s magical run at Wimbledon could reach its end.
El 3 de julio, alrededor de 15 personas se reunieron en The Boxcar Wine & Beer Garden para practicar idiomas, reírse de errores comunes y celebrar diferentes culturas para el Language Exchange Party Bonanza, un encuentro gratuito y abierto para todos sin importar idioma o nivel de fluidez.
In 2024, Sean Farrell’s family put up rain shutters, locked windows and doors, packed up their dogs and cat and drove to the Panhandle to ride out Hurricanes Helene and Milton. When they returned, they found no damage, save a couple of trees knocked down in the surrounding area.
Florida’s only wild bison roam the savanna of Paynes Prairie State Park, but a proposed housing development has environmental scientists concerned for the future of the park’s endangered species.
Jojo Sacks scanned brightly colored book spines inside a makeshift library, searching for what books best fulfilled an order.
Homesickness is a familiar feeling. Whether you’re craving a meal your mom used to make, a snack from childhood or a friendly face, these two Gainesville ethnic markets can cure your longing or open the door to a new culture.
Sweat pelted the pavement on court one of the Louisiana State University Tennis Complex as the Louisiana heat collided with hours of grueling tennis. Florida men’s tennis sophomore Adhithya Ganesan found himself trailing early after dropping the first set 6-1 to Louisiana State. As a bead of sweat hung from his brow, Ganesan realized he needed to dig deep to power across the finish line.
In hospitals, “code blue” is a well-known emergency code that describes the critical status of a patient, and one that usually sends doctors running down the hall. The U.S. is now experiencing a “code blue” of its own in the form of President Donald Trump’s domestic “One Big Beautiful Bill.”
Billy Napier’s third year was set to be a crucial one. Following two consecutive losing seasons, the honeymoon phase for the former Louisiana head coach was over, and the pressure was on for the Gators to return to their winning ways.
You might not know this, but Germain’s is both a place and a person, hence the possessive apostrophe. The restaurant is run by Rodney Germain and his nephew Shelton Seraphin, who both said their goal for the Gainesville restaurant is to serve the community while reflecting it. I can’t think of a better way to describe what’s going on here.
Instead of barbecue tongs and chilled drinks, Gainesville residents traded parties for posters to protest the Trump administration Friday morning.
Most tennis matches typically last around five hours to complete, but this one from the second round of the 2025 Wimbledon Championships took over 16 hours to reach a conclusion.
A Gainesville man was arrested early Thursday morning and charged with kidnapping after holding a coworker hostage for nearly four hours.
Florida’s tennis programs continue to make a strong presence in the professional circuit, with former athletes competing in the opening round at Wimbledon.
A Gainesville man and registered sex offender was arrested Wednesday on charges of possessing child sexual abuse material.
As the sun sets and welcomes the night, crowds of students and locals gather in search of a good time. Bar regulars visit their local haunts, and students try to skip long lines outside of downtown clubs.
After a 36-4 season that included an SEC and NCAA title, Florida men’s basketball got its first look at who it will face in 2025-26 before heading into conference play.
After a hip surgery interrupted her junior year, Florida women’s tennis graduate Alicia Dudeney returned for a dominant senior season that made her teammates question what she couldn't do.
After three years on the University of Florida campus, SweetBerries Eatery and Frozen Custard in Newell Hall closed its doors on April 29.
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