‘Joey’s Run’ 5K honors life of Gainesville boy who loved to run
By EMILY COCHRANE< | Mar. 15, 2015More than anything, Joey Xu loved to run.
More than anything, Joey Xu loved to run.
One-hundred and seventeen forgotten boxes sat in the back of the Northwest 13th Street Dunkin’ Donuts on Saturday morning.
A well-known cartoonist is in town to share the ideas behind his work.
Lucas Jewell is the youngest candidate in the 2015 City of Gainesville elections.
When he was flying in helicopters over the dense, dark jungle of Vietnam for the U.S. Army, Charles Goston learned he cannot wait for truth.
Yvonne Hinson-Rawls loves to stand at Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park and admire the beauty of the land in her district.
Pizzas will be at a special “pi” price at Blaze Pizza on Saturday in celebration of Pi Day.
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In advance of the 2015 GatorNationals — the third race event in the 2015 National Hot Rod Association Top Fuel series — nine-year professional drag racing veteran Terry McMillen and his crew from Amalie Motor Oil demonstrated just how much work goes it takes to prepare to drive down the quarter-mile track.
Florida craft beer lovers may soon be able to purchase 64-ounce growlers.
Scherwin Henry is a family man.
Chris Weaver wants voters to know that even though he hasn’t lived in Gainesville long, he is still qualified to represent them.
Gainesville’s Empowerment Center Oversight Advisory Board discussed Wednesday how to govern the tent city around Grace Marketplace, called Dignity Village, after the city acquires the land from the state in the next few weeks.
After dropping John Travolta off at the Oscars, Jay Curtis didn’t stick around.
Donald Shepherd Sr. believes in the golden rule: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
Adrian Hayes-Santos’ eyes lit up at the mention of his city.
Harvey Budd is good with numbers.
For a working parent living in the Linton Oaks neighborhood in Southwest Gainesville, taking a child to the doctor used to mean missing an entire day of work.
Brain Awareness Week at UF, which runs next week, aims to ignite conversation and educate the younger generation about the brain’s functions.
Gainesville Police arrested two local men Monday after they reportedly beat a man at a homeless camp for spilling a beer.