Tom Petty, Bo Diddley and Against Me! are among a long list of names Telg and Caplan hope to see honored in the Walk of Fame. Others include Stephen Stills (of Crosby, Stills & Nash), Hot Water Music, Sister Hazel, Linda Lyndell and flipturn.

The Gainesville Drive-In Theater opened for business Thursday with its first screening in a field off South Main Street.

At Stirrups n’ Strides Therapeutic Riding Center, horses are more than companions — they’re part of the treatment. For nearly two decades, the nonprofit has offered equine-assisted therapy, a program designed to improve balance, coordination, confidence, and mental health.

With its Main Street characterized by a civic center, a multitude of shops and both an elementary and high school, Hastings was once an energetic town. It also dominated the potato and cabbage industry.

The Gainesville Latino Film Festival kicked off at Museum Nights, “Noche de Museo,” at the Harn Museum of Art on Thursday. The festival continues at different venues through Sept. 28.

At Friday night’s football game, Eastside High School’s band will resurrect a half-century-old marching tradition rooted in post-integration legacy. Under new Director Chip Powell, a former student in the Ram Band, the performance marks a symbolic return of cultural pride and community identity.

WUFT's Morning Edition host Glenn Richards speaks with 'Heartbreaker' Mike Campbell

Trenton Kofmehl is no regular 15-year-old, he’s a modern-day Western cowboy.

Live Oak man fulfills his childhood dream of re-painting an M4 tank.

The waving of paper fans and American flags proved enough to stave off the heat at the City of Gainesville and Alachua County’s Memorial Day commemoration on Monday.