For a third-party candidate, everything becomes a campaign stop — even lunch at Panera Bread.
About 350 people took to the streets Saturday morning in an effort to raise money and awareness during the Project Haiti 5K run.
Gainesville's mass transit has never been more massive.
A judge will hear the last arguments from a group of concerned residents attempting to stop the construction of a biomass plant in Gainesville today.
A two-and-a-half mile section of Northwest 23rd Avenue will be getting a $1.6 million face-lift.
Kids these days just aren't hearing the way they used to.
Gainesville voters didn't procrastinate this year.
Following in lock step with citizens all across the state, tens of thousands of Alachua County residents came out to the polls Tuesday to cast their vote in the local primaries.
The note-taking business also known as Einstein Notes, closed its University Avenue storefront on Aug. 1 in favor of an online-only operation.
Students who have ever wanted to get a chance to ask Urban Meyer questions like, "When are we bringing back the triple-reverse pass?" or "How many fake punt plays do you have in the playbook?" or "How come you don't wear a visor like Spurrier?" are now going to get that chance.
Repeated underage drinking violations and the resulting sanctions have made some of midtown's popular venues off limits for those under 21.
Judging by the tone of our current political climate, one would rightly assume that the results of the impending November elections might tear apart the very fabric of our society - especially the fabric of our society used in manufacturing jingoistic American flag T-shirts and vaguely racist bumper stickers.
Lawns have changed. Watching "CSI Miami" is no longer safe. And don't even think about checking the mail.
Caleb's Pitch, a local non-profit organization intended to create memories for children with life-threatening medical conditions, will host a poker tournament at Ocala Poker and Jai-Alai on Friday.
Internet hasn't killed the video store. At least, not yet.
A recently enacted tanning tax is getting on Gators’ nerves, but the “orange” in Orange and Blue isn’t going anywhere.
UF is scheduled to host the final Florida gubernatorial debate before the 2010 general election.
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