Bodybuilder Chad Cruce coaches two athletes in the upcoming Mr. Gainesville competition.
A 10 percent tax will be added to indoor tanning bills beginning today.
Freshmen who've come to UF during Summer B will get a glimpse of the artistic and cultural experiences at the university.
UF students can now have free Internet with their grande, triple-espresso, non-fat, extra hot chai tea lattes when they go to an off-campus Starbucks.
UF lightning researchers recently received a $9.8-million federal grant to hire graduate and undergraduate students, as well as purchase new equipment.
Come August, journalism students will have another reason to be familiar with their college besides grades.
Gainesville is crammed with bars, and this Fourth of July weekend you will no doubt encounter throngs of sloppy drunks ready to join you in the never-ending war against joyless, American sobriety.
Dear Mayor and City Commissioners,
Celine Dion. Geddy Lee. Warren Moon’s career. Drake (the rapper, not the Nickelodeon TV star). And hockey.
In today’s editorial, the ‘editor’ referred to the Laboratory as a ‘bar on University,’ in a seeming attempt to discredit Ozzie Angulo. The Laboratory is a cafe. We do not sell liquor, and the majority of my business is food sales.
We are not surprised the “Twilight” saga is still eliciting “Harry Potter” levels of fanaticism out of women of all ages, but we would be lying if we said it has not had a profound impact on our faith in humanity.
Fireworks, patriotism and guns! It’s the Fourth of July, and the best way to enjoy the
A 22-year-old UF student was arrested and charged with trafficking large amounts of marijuana and cocaine late Tuesday night after attempting to run from police officers.
Student Body President Ashton Charles has finished her nominations for the last empty Student Government cabinet seats.
Famed West coast rock band Rooney is coming to Gainesville.
Gainesville’s only annual fireworks display is bursting back to life with help from local sponsors.
I know you've been waiting for it: the weekend of booze, fireworks and watermelon in celebration of our country that looms at the end of this first week of Summer B.
The Fourth of July. It’s possibly the greatest holiday that has ever existed. Some guys signed a piece of paper that brought the United States of America into existence, and more than two centuries later we commemorate that day in the most American way: grilling, getting belligerently drunk and watching things explode. I love July Fourth because I’m a big fan of America. It’s pretty much the best country I’ve ever lived in.
Those who arrived to purchase tickets at the box office were out of luck.
On Tuesday, I attended the Gainesville Area Chamber of Commerce Candidate forum for County Commission candidates. About a hundred business owners showed up to hear the vision of the six candidates for Alachua County. One common theme prevailed: the burden on local business from all levels of government has to subside for the health of the local economy. Increased taxation was shied away from by candidates from both parties. Consistently, all the candidates said we can either be dragged down by the national economic situation, or we find ways to improve upon it.
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