![[FILE PHOTO] The Spot, 16 NW 18th Ave., is one of several Midtown businesses neighboring a construction zone. Renovations are expected to last through October.](https://snworksceo.imgix.net/ufa/9696d8a9-0e7f-40b3-a0f5-63c5db97fe19.sized-1000x1000.jpg?w=1500&ar=4%3A3&fit=crop&crop=faces&facepad=3&auto=format)
The Community Redevelopment Agency promises Midtown neighbors and businesses that construction on Northwest 1st Avenue will end in October.
The end of summer is usually same for the Alachua County Animal Services.
Herman Younger moved into his apartment at The Pavilion on 62nd on Friday and didn’t recognize the man sleeping on his couch.
A new rolled ice cream business will sweeten summer when its doors first open Tuesday.
A UF student was arrested early Monday morning and faces a DUI charge after University Police found him on campus sleeping in his car’s driver’s seat, police said.
Gainesville residents will soon be able to enjoy a Panera Bread bowl without leaving their couch.
Will President Donald Trump be impeached? This column previously discussed that for Democrats, Trump’s impeachment and removal from office may not be the best political alternative. However, following the controversy surrounding the president’s unwillingness to denounce white supremacists and neo-Nazis with strong enough rhetoric, many Democrats may not care about the political consequences. They may let their hysteria cloud their judgment and put aside their political goals to remove the alleged white supremacist enabler. To them, a lack of strong rhetoric denouncing an infinitesimal part of the U.S. population that has gained unprecedented media attention is more important than achieving health care, tax reform or infrastructure improvement. But is impeachment even possible?
Starting Sept. 1, both the audience and Big Brother can watch George Orwell’s “1984” at the Hippodrome State Theatre.
When Chris Tunno arrived at his brand new apartment, he was met with a puddle instead of a pool.
The first day of school may be eclipsed by a phenomenon 38 years in the making.
Fewer than twenty minutes after an armed robbery in a Verizon Wireless store, Gainesville Police arrested four suspects Friday morning.
Two young Gainesville landmarks celebrated anniversaries Saturday, with brews and train rides.
A couple faces nine additional armed robbery charges out of Marion County after bringing a 10-year-old girl with them.
The Standard at Gainesville will begin moving in its 1,200 residents over the course of the next two days, likely causing congestion and traffic delays in the Midtown and downtown areas.
While protests in Charlottesville have caused an upset nationally, a Confederate statue in Gainesville was removed Monday with little fanfare from passersby.
Richard Spencer, the avowed white nationalist, will no longer be allowed to speak at UF.
Three Gainesville men and one Archer man were arrested late Sunday night after police said they tried breaking into a woman’s car outside her home.
With only the noise of cicadas chirping in the air, more than 300 people stood together, heads down, in silence.
In what he described to police as a “spite thing,” a former Walmart employee was arrested Tuesday night after police said he stole a 24-pack of Bud Light and a tool set from the Walmart behind Butler Plaza, located at 2900 SW 42nd St.
Hawthorne Middle/High School, located at 21403 SE 69th Ave., has been a “D” school for several years.
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