Gainesville vintage market is back to stay — as long as the COVID-19 pandemic allows it to
By Rebecca Leiman | Oct. 11The markets are expected to be open on a month-by-month basis
The markets are expected to be open on a month-by-month basis
The hundreds of senior attendees from The Villages were mostly maskless
More than halfway through the first quarter, slightly above 100 students and staff members in Alachua County Public Schools have tested positive for COVID-19.
Despite lifted restrictions and a growing Gainesvilleparty and nightlife scene, Gainesville continues to enforce COVID-19 mandates
School board members heard plans regarding Howard Bishop’s gym, Buchholz’s track and Gainesville High School’s remodeling
The commission also denied a request to build a solar array near a historically Black community in Archer
The board also received an update about the county’s hybrid teaching model
After Kenny R. Coleman Jr. was shot Aug. 21 in Tampa, on Sept. 17 Crime Stoppers of Tampa Bay asked Gainesville and Tampa residents to submit tips for a reward up to $5,000
The restaurant owners share pieces of their culture with the Gainesville community
The extension came after the state’s voter registration website crashed on Monday
Student government parties promise sexual-assault prevention, online voting, defunding UPD
Some believe the minimum wage needs to increase, while some businesses say they cannot survive if it does
Five branches are now offering browsing hours, but all branches continue to offer curbside services
Despite online classes, student athletes seek full the high school experience
Teachers with immunocompromised family members say they can’t risk being in the classroom
Total cases are at 50 students and 29 staff members since school started Aug. 31
Tom Kat Kafe existed in the dreams of Tom Fox for 25 years until its opening Sept. 3
In 2019, the president’s son spoke to the student body on campus with protesters outside
Both in-person and Zoom watchers were frustrated by the debate
About 250 people gathered at Bo Diddley Plaza Saturday and marched to the Alachua County Courthouse in protest.