UF alumni win Best Comedy award for debut film, ‘The Lemonade Files’
(07/01/24 9:55am)
Since she was 7 years old, Vanessa Nottingham considered herself a performer and actor.
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Gainesville celebrates the end of Pride month with downtown event
(07/01/24 9:57am)
On June 29, downtown Gainesville became a vibrant gathering spot for the LGBTQ+ community with the third annual Pride Street Party at The Bull. The event, which took place from 6 to 11 p.m. and was free of charge, featured a variety of performances for all audiences.
Gainesville celebra el final del mes del orgullo con un evento en downtown
(07/01/24 9:55am)
Este sábado el centro de Gainesville se transformó en un vibrante punto de encuentro para la comunidad LGBTQ+ con la tercera edición anual del Pride Street Party en The Bull. El evento, que se llevó a cabo de 6 a 11 p.m. y fue gratuito, tuvo una variedad de actuaciones para todo público.
Jac Caglianone primed for MLB Lottery after illustrious career at Florida
(07/01/24 9:55am)
Florida baseball’s first baseman and starting pitcher Jac Caglianone will remain in the program history books as one of the most productive offensive talents to step foot in Gainesville. However, he could be remembered most by his peers for his willingness to have a team-first mentality for the betterment of the group.
Alex Condon and Thomas Haugh’s rise through the ranks in Florida basketball
(07/01/24 9:55am)
The friendship of Florida rising sophomore forwards Alex Condon and Thomas Haugh started with a trip to Delaware and an eight-foot tiger shark.
Gainesville Area AIDS Project
(06/30/24 9:41pm)
Gainesville man arrested on suspicion of attempting to run a man over with his car
(06/28/24 11:42pm)
On Wednesday, a Gainesville man allegedly attempted to run over a man with his car following a heated argument about money.
Gainesville Regional Utilities Authority makes Ed Bielarski permanent general manager
(06/27/24 11:21pm)
In its Wednesday meeting, the Gainesville Regional Utilities Authority approved a motion to make former authority Chair Ed Bielarski permanent GRU general manager.
Alachua County’s initiative to help English-limited residents passed its second phase
(06/26/24 10:15pm)
In its meeting Tuesday, the Alachua County Commission discussed new policies that aim to help those with limited English proficiency (LEP) be included in local activities.
First Magnitude’s Drag Yoga sessions combine inclusivity with introspection
(06/25/24 11:33pm)
Under a canopy on a warm day, about 30 attendees gathered to practice mindfulness, grounding and positive affirmations at a drag yoga session June 23.
Women’s March marks the second anniversary of the overturn of Roe v. Wade
(06/25/24 12:02am)
The sun glared down on about two dozen demonstrators Monday as they marched down West University Avenue chanting “bans off our bodies.”
Law enforcement respond to unfounded Oaks Mall active shooter, hostage situation
(06/23/24 3:53pm)
On Friday, the Gainesville Police Department and Alachua County Sheriff’s Office responded to a call made about a possible active shooter and hostage situation inside of a bathroom at The Oaks Mall, which later turned out to be unfounded.
RTS app outages cause riders difficulty
(06/22/24 3:05am)
Riders of the Regional Transit System reported experiencing app glitches since Tuesday, and the technology is still not working properly.
Alachua County Remembrance Project quilt displayed in Waldo Branch library
(06/22/24 2:48am)
On Friday, a remembrance quilt was temporarily displayed at the Alachua County Library District Waldo Branch honoring the lives of five lynching victims from the Waldo, Hawthorne, Rochelle and Campville areas.
Gainesville City Commission passes single room occupancy ordinance through second reading
(06/21/24 3:47am)
In its Thursday meeting, the Gainesville City Commission passed an ordinance covering restrictions on single room occupancy (SRO) residences through a second reading.
Gainesville Regional Utilities attorney requests supervisor of elections stop GRU referendum
(06/21/24 3:15am)
On June 19, GRU Attorney Scott Walker wrote a letter to Alachua County Supervisor of Elections Kim Barton debating the legality of the GRU referendum slated to be placed on the November general election ballot.
Gainesville homeless man charged with attempted murder of girlfriend’s son
(06/20/24 2:28am)
On Monday, William Briscoe was arrested on suspicion of the attempted murder of his girlfriend’s son, who escaped the incident unscathed.
Downtown Juneteenth Jubilee commemorates emancipation, Black history
(06/19/24 10:11pm)
Bo Diddley Plaza was brought to life on Juneteenth with bubbles and hula hoops strewn across the lawn. People young and old lined the brick walls, eyes glued to the performances on the center stage to celebrate Black history.
Gainesville City Commission passes GRU authority oversight referendum for the fourth time
(06/19/24 8:21pm)
In a Tuesday special meeting, the Gainesville City Commission unanimously passed the second version of a GRU authority oversight referendum, which will allow constituents to determine where the power will fall in the November general election.
Alachua County School Board debates student code of conduct, grade minimums in public hearing, keeps books on shelves
(06/19/24 4:55pm)
During its Tuesday meeting, the Alachua County School Board discussed policies regarding the elementary and secondary student codes of conduct, reading material and the Student Progression Plan, which would mandate students to receive a minimum of half credit on assignments.
