More than 113,000 people in the county have voted early in-person or by mail.
The school district and Alachua County Health Department released a joint statement Thursday noting protocols do not indicate schools should close
A string of early voting events called the Gainesville community to action
The lack of affordable housing in Gainesville is worse than most of Florida
Eight weeks into school, student totals for COVID-19 positives have passed 100
Morale may be low, but community members and leaders encourage one another
The Alachua County Supervisor of Elections is in contact with law enforcement, including the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security
Anna Prizzia and Joy Glanzer are vying to represent District 3 on the Alachua County Commission
Mary Alford, 59, and Raemi Eagle-Glenn, 40, compete for the District 1 Alachua County Commission seat
A guide to ensuring a mail-in ballot is received and counted in Alachua County
Residents have voted for the One Mill initiative every four years since 2008
Five branches are now offering browsing hours, but all branches continue to offer curbside services
The state could head toward an open-primary system by Jan. 2024
County Commissioners voted to increase the county’s budget by $15 million
About 186,000 people are registered to vote in Alachua County as of Sept. 18. Here’s how to be one of them before the deadline
Producers have witnessed a decline of about $50 billion in the value of their products nationwide
Despite stunted economic growth, East Gainesville teems with opportunity
Many students have been forced to keep their leases for the Fall despite a majority of classes being held online.
“We are going to go toe-to-toe with AOC,” said Kat Cammack after she won.
Watson got 59.31 percent of the vote
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