Sexual assault victims find peace with yoga
By OLEE FOWLER | Oct. 17, 2007Yoga has been known to improve health and center one's mind, which are attributes the Alachua County Victim Services & Rape Crisis Center hopes to impart to those in need.
Yoga has been known to improve health and center one's mind, which are attributes the Alachua County Victim Services & Rape Crisis Center hopes to impart to those in need.
A convenience store in southeast Gainesville was robbed earlier this week.
When Ashley Durden walked out of her University Commons apartment, she faced many Gainesville residents' worst nightmare: her car was gone.
ChompMenus.com, a Web site that consolidates local restaurant menus, is celebrating its second anniversary with online specials during its Eat Cheap Week through Wednesday.
Free shots, ,2 well drinks and draft beers and a male wet T-shirt contest.
Southwest 20th Avenue lane closures began Monday as part of a Southwest 24th Avenue two-lane construction project.
The city of Gainesville unveiled six donation meters in August with the intention of collecting spare change for local homeless shelters.
Two UF students, one a UF football player, died early Friday morning in a motorcycle accident.
Gainesville Police Department arrested and charged a man with the sexual battery of three Gainesville women since August.
The line of people snaked its way through the parking lot and up the sidewalk of North Main Street.
ALACHUA - The scent of incense wafted through the air of the ornately decorated temple.
Members of local pride organizations and their supporters cheered in celebration while marching down University Avenue on Saturday, holding colorful signs and waving water noodles, as part of Gainesville's Sixth annual Pride Parade.
In the past two days, Allison Cecchini has called her best friend 17 times though she knows Ashley Slonina will never pick up her phone again.
The Union Street Farmers' Market will open Wednesday at its new location in the Downtown Community Plaza.
About 350,000 books fill the Friends of the Library building as members prepare for the semiannual book sale.
With the combination of two football losses, a month of away games and an off-week, some local Gators merchandise stores are feeling the strain from a lack of interest.
(Lauren Langston / Alligator) Scott Edmundson and Haley West, both merchants at the Union Street Farmers' Market, talk to a customer at their pumpkin stand on Wednesday. Beginning Oct. 17, the farmer's market will be relocated to the Downtown Community Plaza at the corner of East University Avenue and Southeast 1st Street and will be open from 4 p.m to 7 p.m.
Kanapaha Botanical Gardens will celebrate its 20th birthday by granting free admission at its Open House on Saturday.
Students were given the chance to question city leaders Wednesday, and the resounding concern was homelessness.