Santa Fe College hosts international food festival
(11/15/17 12:06am)
About 135 Santa Fe College students, faculty and staff sampled foods from around the world between classes Tuesday afternoon.
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3rd annual Food Fest attracts about 4,000
(11/10/17 5:08pm)
As 4-year-old Ella giggled and jumped to the “Cupid Shuffle,“ which blasted throughout Santa Fe College’s main parking lot Thursday night, 39-year-old Jerry Farris couldn’t help but shake his hips to the beat, too.
Police agencies collect food for needy families
(11/07/17 7:20am)
Local law enforcement is collecting non-perishable food during the start of November until next Monday.
More than 500 bikers ride across Gainesville for veterans
(11/05/17 8:24pm)
U.S. Navy veteran Robert Gillespie, with his 9-year-old son Garret on his back, prepared to ride alongside an army of fellow bikers Sunday morning and couldn’t shake the feeling of home.
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(10/31/17 11:25pm)
Students of Santa Fe’s zoo animal technology program dressed as pirates and passed out candy during Boo at the Zoo.
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(10/31/17 11:25pm)
Students of Santa Fe’s zoo animal technology program dressed as pirates and passed out candy during Boo at the Zoo in 2017.
Families trick-or-treat at Santa Fe College Zoo
(10/31/17 6:39pm)
Six-year-old Aidyn Montford, dressed as a skeleton, trick-or-treated with llamas, monkeys and hogs on Halloween.
Florida Museum hosts night of astronomy, stargazing
(10/29/17 6:19pm)
Under a pitch black sky, Maureen Malles put her eye to a telescope and saw the moon’s craters in new detail.
‘It’s an adventure’: Gainesville bartender of 20 years still at it
(10/27/17 12:00am)
While pouring another drink, Erin Gosselin, 56, tells her regulars she’s still figuring out what she wants to be when she grows up.
Habitat for Humanity volunteer gets new home
(10/25/17 12:13am)
Otis Mazon, who has helped build other people’s homes for three years, was finally given his own on Tuesday.
Skydiving club brings first-time jumpers to discounted event
(10/22/17 5:39pm)
In the back of the red Kodiak plane and more than 12,000 feet in the sky, the red light flashes, signalling the open door.
Florida driver’s licenses change design
(10/19/17 7:30am)
Jordan Liebman, whose license is about to expire on his upcoming birthday, Nov. 5, will be among the first in Alachua County with a new design on his Florida license.
Music venue to host Tom Petty tribute concert
(10/17/17 6:21pm)
Erica Penley found her first Tom Petty record in a thrift store when she was 16.
New housing to be built in East Gainesville
(10/12/17 2:48am)
A new housing development in East Gainesville broke ground Wednesday morning.
Notebook: Florida women's basketball opens fall practice with drills, dancing and a new coach
(10/11/17 1:49am)
Delicia Washington told reporters on Monday that first-year coach Cameron Newbauer has some moves, but he also has some more to learn.
OPS workers not reimbursed for time missed due to Irma
(10/10/17 6:25pm)
After UF canceled classes for four days due to Hurricane Irma, hourly paid workers will not be repaid for time lost.
Bar celebrates late Playboy founder Hugh Hefner
(10/08/17 5:45pm)
Sporting matching bunny ears, Madi Smith and Amielia Holt celebrated the life of the founder of Playboy, Hugh Hefner, on Saturday.
Third march for elephant preservation held at Depot Park
(10/08/17 5:41pm)
To Ron Chandler, the Garo Hills in India are the most beautiful place on earth.
‘Corporate is really taking over’: Gainesville’s small businesses close
(10/06/17 7:17am)
Jolie Nantz misses the laughter the most.
Some Alachua County parks still recovering post-hurricane
(10/06/17 7:02am)
Nearly a month after Hurricane Irma hit Gainesville, county workers are still working through the aftermath.
