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Courtney Thurston Simmons’ son attends private school but that didn’t stop her from getting up bright and early Saturday to learn about how she can help improve Alachua County Public Schools.
Rachel Kalfin was just trying to go to her fashion design class.
Hailee Cornett’s grandmother will not get to see her walk across the stage at graduation.
Gail Johnson speaks to attendees at her first Community Conversation held Friday evening at the LifeSouth Community Blood Center.
Gail Johnson speaks to attendees at her first Community Conversation held Friday evening at the LifeSouth Community Blood Center.
Candie Nixon wants the community to know the faces of homelessness.
With only a fine, white line between Jacob Wall and a 4,000-pound car, biking through Gainesville is his worst nightmare.
More people may be keeping a sober eye on the drunken Midtown crowd when the bars strike the last call.
Fourth grader Brianna Smith holds out a Dr. Seuss book to show the picture to other kids in her after-school program.
A Gainesville grassroots organization is launching a new initiative to improve student performance in East Gainesville.
UF researchers have been using makeup to alter the color patterns of certain spiders to see how it affects their mating or hunting behaviors.
Andrew Gillum, a Florida governmental candidate, stopped in his hometown of Gainesville Monday at Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church to meet and talk with supporters.
Andrew Gillum, a Florida governmental candidate, stopped in his hometown of Gainesville Monday at Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church to meet and talk with supporters.
Voice trembling, Debra Bennett came face-to-face with investigators who would finally listen to the abuses she said she and so many other women faced at Lowell Correctional Institution.
Michael Bailey started competing in the Prez Book challenge because of a rivalry with his roommate.
A former city commissioner is suing to get a controversial Gainesville Regional Utilities referendum off November’s ballot.
When the results of the 2018 Florida Standard Assessment came out, Alachua County Public Schools found itself at the top — for the widest achievement gap between white and African American students.
Representatives from Gainesville Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee and Fight Toxic Prisons listen while an inmate speaks over the phone.
Representatives from Gainesville Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee and Fight Toxic Prisons listen while an inmate speaks over the phone.
From inside his prison cell, Kevin would put his hand over someone’s traced handprint, feeling where they had been.
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