If you are a Gainesville resident looking to pop some tags with only twenty dollars in your pocket, then you will find no shortage of thrift store options available to you.
Another name has been added to the list of senators who signed a petition asking the Supreme Court to declare the law that prohibits gay marriage unconstitutional.
Local artists will celebrate the Gainesville Fine Arts Association’s 90th anniversary with a monthlong art exhibition, featuring paintings of multiple historical locations around the city.
You’re not the only one reading the newspaper, according to data compiled by the Newspaper Association of America.
A Wednesday morning crash left one man in the hospital with serious injuries after he rear-ended a Regional Transit System bus on Northwest 39th Avenue.
A bogus email containing profanity that went out last week to about 8,000 patrons of local food delivery service Gainesville2Go hasn’t cursed the company’s business.
In the final debate before the April 16 mayoral runoff election, candidates Ed Braddy and Mayor Craig Lowe discussed a proposed downtown conference center, transportation and the biomass plant Tuesday night.
A southwest Gainesville steak house had to evacuate about 80 people Tuesday afternoon after a gasoline leak occurred at a neighboring construction site.
A Gainesville woman helped police catch the man who burglarized her house.
Gainesville Police arrested a man early Monday after an officer found him with a mouth full of marijuana.
Alachua County teamed up with local governments across the state to declare April Water Conservation Month.
In the second debate before the April 16 Gainesville mayoral runoff election, Ed Braddy was the only candidate present.
Glass and water pipes could be smoked out of stores if the Florida legislature passes a bill prohibiting their sale.
Dylan Siegel loves chocolate bars and helping a friend in need.
A local dentist who owned his own practice and served as a University Athletic Association dental consultant died early Friday after his car caught fire in a Gainesville driveway.
The doors of a redesigned Sports Authority in northwest Gainesville swung open Saturday after two months of remodeling.
Lilly Pulitzer Rousseau, the famed fashion icon who used a juice stand uniform to start her Floridian fashion empire in the early 1960s, died Sunday in West Palm Beach. She was 81.
People of all ages will be able to fish without a license on days specified by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
Gainesville's full of one of a kind places. Here's part 2 of local quirky businesses.
Bread of the Mighty Food Bank needs Gainesville’s help to stay strong in the fight against child hunger.
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