Gainesville residents gathered at Thornebrook Village and Millhopper Square on Friday for an evening of cheese spreads, chocolate wine and creativity at the Uptown Art Hop.
The Reimers, both 68, are retiring after 38 years of service to the United Church of Gainesville. The congregation celebrated the Reimers’ ministry with a two-hour service of celebration and recognition.
ULTA Beauty, a discount beauty supply store and salon, opened its second North Central Florida location when it expanded to Gainesville earlier this fall.
The three people in Alachua County infected with the mosquito-borne West Nile Virus made full recoveries.
The Hawaiian shirt-wearing employees of Trader Joe’s will greet Gainesville residents at the end of the semester.
A battle for a framed UF Gator photograph landed one Gainesville man in jail and another in the hospital.
Douglas Ray Castleberry drove about 100 miles to meet an 11-year-old girl.
It’s been a pretty good week for you if you like petitions.
Three people have come down with the West Nile virus in Alachua County.
A state task force will make recommendations this week for a controversial self-defense law, which became the center of a national firestorm after the death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin.
Twelve-year-old Qing Lu will remember this Veterans Day as more than just a tribute to citizens who served in the United States Armed Forces.
The Art in Public Places Trust is on the lookout for artists.
On gamedays, The Swamp becomes a fortress.
The latest restaurant from the creators of several Gainesville-based Asian cuisine restaurants is set to open after Thanksgiving Break.
About 7,000 people flocked to downtown Alachua on Sunday to spend time with family and honor local veterans at the 10th annual Alachua Harvest Festival.
Interstate 75 is now streaming.
Bruce Doyle never knew his father.
Kids flocked to a small Gainesville library Saturday for an unconventional birthday party.
After a tear-stricken closing night at Mars Pub and Arcade, six regulars decided they didn’t want to see their favorite bar close.
When Al Martin traveled to Mexico, he returned home to Gainesville with an award-winning idea.
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