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More than 70 Alachua County ninth graders will have the opportunity to get a high school diploma, an associate in science degree or two industry certifications at Santa Fe College’s new charter school, starting Fall 2023.
UF, Santa Fe College and Alachua County Public Schools announced the closure of their Thursday campus’ operations.
Chuck Clemons will enter his fourth term as a Florida representative after defeating Democratic opponent Brandon Peters with 56.7% of the vote as of 9:23 p.m. Tuesday.
Candidates Ed Book and Casey Willits won the District 2 and 3 City Commission races, respectively.
Florida’s local and statewide races brought Gainesville voters to the polls in full force this Election Day.
After months of campaigning, canvassing and collecting donations, candidates are leaving it all in the voters’ hands.
About 100 Gainesville community members gathered to stand in solidarity and unity with the Jewish community Nov. 4.
Supporting art Saturday is to support an underfunded group of Alachua residents.
Editor’s note: This story contains graphic descriptions of domestic violence.
With general elections rapidly approaching Nov. 8, Gainesville’s political scene will welcome new faces as a majority of the Gainesville City Commission may be replaced come January.
Money talks in politics. And with the general election just around the corner, it’s getting louder.
Eight Alachua County Public Schools K-12 teachers participated in the two-day “Chewing on Change” workshop last week to better understand science education standards through a deep dive into horse fossils Sunday.
The presidential-finalist status of Sen. Ben Sasse, R-Nebraska, hasn’t only made waves on UF campus — the implications of his potential appointment has also made its way to Santa Fe College.
Standing at 8 by 4 feet, Gainesville City Hall’s newest mural illustrates the sunset at Paynes Prairie — a vibrant assortment of reds, oranges and yellows. If you look further, you’ll notice a more interesting detail: It was created using 75,000 bottle caps collected from across Gainesville.
Natasha Klayman came out as a woman during the COVID-19 pandemic — a time where the isolation gave her time to think about and explore her gender identity. But under a new Florida rule, she must grapple with the fact that future gender-affirming care could be denied to her under a Medicaid plan.
Oleksandra Nelson felt shocked when she first saw the news about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February. Now, she said she feels even more heartbroken that the war still continues around eight months later.
Silvestre Hernandez, who belongs to the Huastec, Totonac and Comanche tribes, was at Gainesville City Hall Monday playing various traditional songs on different flutes from his culture. His shirt read “missing, murdered indigeneous women” with two red hand prints on it.
The temporary blockage of a ban on Medicaid coverage for gender dysphoria treatments may be on the table in a Florida court this week.
Two Gainesville men were arrested Tuesday for human trafficking at a group home.
Edna Hamilton was watching TV and eating a Wendy’s chicken sandwich when a three-foot wide 75-foot tall oak tree thundered down on her Gainesville home, sending a 15-foot branch through the roof of her living room.
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