Sixty years ago, Burger King founders James “Jim” McLamore and David Edgerton visited one of their Gainesville stores on 13th Street.
Just north of University Avenue, Gainesville’s 13th Publix location has opened its doors to the UF community.
Gainesville was recently named one of the top cities in which to start a new business, and it may have UF and Santa Fe College to thank.
Gainesville will get its first LongHorn Steakhouse on Monday.
Sport Clips Haircuts, a hair salon franchise catering to men, has opened its first Gainesville location.
Gabriela Quadri spent just less than $13 Tuesday on what would become her last chicken Cobb salad at The Jones, a popular downtown restaurant.
At any given time, about 40 UF students are undercover, ordering and rating on-campus services.
Punk-rock quartet Abandon the Midwest is returning to Gainesville tonight, and if you’re lucky, you might catch them throwing the occasional beer can at one another.
While the rise of the Internet has empowered customers, businesses have had to modify how they interact with consumers to fit the trend.
A Gainesville man who ran away after reportedly breaking into an apartment Wednesday night was arrested Friday afternoon.
Charity is an incredible thing. It’s a way for us to show we care for one another, and it provides resources and aid to those in need both domestically and internationally. It has changed the lives of thousands every year, from building homes for Hurricane Katrina victims in 2005 to providing medical care to Ebola virus patients in West Africa in 2014.
One of the most shameful aspects of the public education system in America is the need for teachers to spend large sums of their own money to provide school supplies for their classrooms.
A local magazine staff is reaching out to readers after an 86-percent budget cut last month, jeopardized its future.
A fire at Majestic Oaks Apartments complex Tuesday morning left one family displaced.
Students who visited websites like Netflix, Foursquare, Tumblr and Etsy on Wednesday may have noticed their pages were loading slower than normal.
When Katie Leigh first opened the door to her temporary apartment Wednesday, she noticed mud tracks from construction workers, leftover supplies in a closet and an unfinished kitchen cabinet.
Dear Editor,
When students signed a lease to live at the new Grove apartment complex, they didn’t expect they’d be paying to live in a hotel.
Kay Bros. BBQ may have closed at the beginning of December, but starting Saturday, Gainesville residents can visit a new restaurant in the same location.
A Gainesville brewery is packing up and will be moved into a new location come September 2014.
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