A trial continued Wednesday for a former Gainesville police officer charged with the neglect and abuse of his 2-month-old daughter in January 2007.
Former employees still have not received valid final paychecks or W-2 forms, though the restaurant closed in September.
Editor’s Note: This is the third segment of the Face in the Race series.
Local law enforcement agencies announced today that they are running a campaign to increase the number of drivers who yield at crosswalks and decrease the number of people who jaywalk during the next few months.
Gainesville residents can get more than a book at a local library Monday evenings.
The Facebook wall on the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office fan page is no longer just a place for announcements and Christmas party pictures.
A group of four panelists described the working conditions of children in underdeveloped countries and highlighted efforts to help impoverished children during a discussion at the Pugh Hall Ocora Monday night.
The New York native is currently an underdog and likens himself to Rocky Balboa.
Armed with thimbles, needles and thread, Margaret Forgnone and Ruth Gedroic hovered over a wooden frame as they pinned and threaded pieces of fabric together.
Harper will be speaking tonight at 8 in the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom.
About 260 bikers went for a ride around town this past weekend at the 15th annual Swamp Classic.
The Chinese New Year was celebrated by over 1,000 people with 20 different acts performed Sunday night.
Pink shirts, pink plates, pink napkins and even pink M&M’s filled the Gainesville Place clubhouse Friday night.
Marsh runs against Craig Lowe, Richard Selwach, Monica Leadon Cooper and Ozzy Angulo for the office in City Hall.
Five contestants scarfed down 7 pounds of food Thursday night for a promotional event at Jeff’s New York Deli.
When Atlantic Southeast Airlines set out to collect 3,500 shoes for victims of the earthquake in Haiti, the company didn’t know the Gainesville branch alone would come close to meeting the goal.
The Alachua County Commission sent a delegation to Washington, D.C., this week to ask the county’s elected officials to support a cleanup of a local environmental nightmare.
More than 50 people filled the Wilhelmina Johnson Center Thursday night to celebrate the birthday of the renowned civil rights activist Rosa Parks with poetry, songs, presentations and dance.
The local pace of an international Toyota recall seems to be stuck in the slow lane.
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