Gainesville hosts conference for Jehovah's Witnesses
By Alexander Klausner | July 28, 2010You may have seen the banners hanging over University Avenue and 13th Street.
You may have seen the banners hanging over University Avenue and 13th Street.
A man was robbed at gunpoint while he was taking out the trash at his job early Monday morning, and the robber is still on the loose.
Another pair of gas stations has fallen victim to the same credit card-skimming scam that stole credit card information from customers of two Newberry Road gas stations.
A student was held at gunpoint at the east side of Tanglewood Village Apartments, located on the southeast corner of UF campus, Sunday night.
Counterfeiters stole $9,136 from Satchel's Pizza in May, but now the restaurant's bank won't compensate.
Shands at UF will be forced to close its doors to some of its poorer patients.
After a cocktail party last Wednesday, Chi Zhang stabbed Dr. Morpho in the neck with a pair of scissors.
The Florida Museum of Natural History holds a butterfly-friendly plant sale every Friday to Sunday as part of a series of plant sales. The sale’s proceeds will benefit the museum’s butterfly rainforest.
With the city’s recent talks of discouraging ladies nights in Gainesville, a few area bars have come up with some creative ways to circumvent legal problems.
The voter registration deadline for the fall election is rapidly approaching.
Shands at UF was ranked in eight adult specialties by U.S. News & World Report’s 2010-2011 edition of America’s Best Hospitals.
Starting Oct.1, the cost of water, wastewater and gas for residents served by Gainesville Regional Utilities will rise after the Gainesville City Commission and Mayor Craig Lowe approved the GRU-proposed rate increases at a meeting Tuesday.
Federal passport fees went up Tuesday.
The Rev. William Russell thinks downtown Gainesville could use a little less alcohol and a little more Jesus.
You may want to check your bank statements if you bought gas at the Shell and Sunoco stations on Newberry Road.
Hollywood Video is Netflix’s next victim in Gainesville.
Gainesville Regional Utilities has begun site work on a new $53.7 million, 65-acre operations center at 4747 N Main St.
Gainesville Regional Transit System, or RTS, recently bought 11 used buses from Lynx in Orlando and an additional 17 new buses from California, RTS spokesman Chip Skinner said.
The Swamp Restaurant and 101 Cantina have been ordered to deny entrance to customers under the age of 21 from 9 p.m. until closing time for 90 days.
Middle-school students enrolled in an upcoming east Gainesville summer camp will be shooting for the stars, thanks to a grant by the National Science Foundation.