Mother always said look both ways before crossing the street.
On the Facebook page, Evans described her high school teacher as “the worst teacher she ever had.”
FloridaWorks is holding a recruitment event today and Saturday to help job seekers in Alachua and Bradford counties find employment.
After nearly two weeks of testimony, Herbert Wade Priester, the 39-year-old former Gainesville policeman charged with child abuse and neglect of his daughter, has been found not guilty of both charges.
When Gary Mormino asked the crowd of about 45 in Pugh Hall Wednesday night if anyone had served in World War II, not one person raised a hand.
Khambria Clarke had tears in her eyes as she spoke to the crowd of more than 30 gathered at the Civic Media Center Wednesday night.
For more than 20 years, Sheri Winston brought babies into the world.
When Adam Coelho launched the Web site CitiSync in August 2009, he was trying to make get-togethers in Gainesville a little bit easier.
Roommates Rachael Bruce and Danitza Dragovic are worried about their dog, Zeus.
Some brought their own spoons, some brought hot water, but they all brought an appetite.
A Gainesville man who stole Mayor Pegeen Hanrahan’s wallet from City Hall years ago was arrested again Tuesday morning when a witness noticed him trying to get into vehicles in her neighborhood.
Gainesville Police Department Chief Tony Jones wants city residents to understand a couple of things.
Wood paneling, shag carpet and a plastic pantry frame the interior of the van-turned-home. To some, the 1994 Ford Econoline is a mere vehicle, but to some homeless people in Florida, it is a beacon of hope.
Jewish young adults hoping to explore their heritage can begin registering at noon today for a free 10-day trip to Israel this summer.
Two St. Francis House residents were arrested and charged with attempted murder for beating a homeless man Saturday.
Voter registration for the 2010 election ended Monday evening with 2,669 less registered voters in Alachua County than in 2009.
When George Hyde put pencil to paper Saturday morning, he and about 80 people followed more than 300 clues to fill out more than 500 little white squares with various words and phrases.
Meet Marshall. He is almost 1 year old and weighs about 70 pounds.
Tate sprung from the ground and started running after his friend, Abbie. He chased her around a tree and through a mud bog.
When 16-year-old Derek Bolser woke up at 5 a.m. Sunday and put on his size 11.5 bright yellow Nike Mayfly running shoes, he only planned to compete in one race: the 26.2-mile marathon relay for the 2010 Five Points of Life Race Weekend.
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