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The annual Gainesville Pride Festival has become a major part of the growing Gainesville Pride community. -
A crowd of roughly 50 trickled into the patio of the Lynx Bookstore Friday evening, looking both mellow and eager, to kick off the third annual Gainesville Reads Festival, a citywide, monthlong reading celebration intended to inspire public dialogue.
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Hear all the details in this interview with Krishna House's senior adviser, Bob Cohen. -
Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Florida is seeking to sell the Northwest Gainesville location, a property it received through a 2020 transfer from Boys & Girls Clubs of Alachua County. -
From Santa sightings to holiday shopping, the second annual Christmas in July craft show brought festivity to the World Equestrian Center in Ocala this weekend. -
Seale said she thought she had most of the holes on the roof tarped up, but the roof continues to leak. -
The death toll of over 3,000 people continues to rise after Venezuela's earthquakes on June 24. And the Gainesville community is coming together to support the nation. -
It's the culmination of many months of behind-the-scenes work. -
The tournament featured Historical European Martial Arts, where fighters use historical literature to understand how weapons were used. -
This documentary takes you out to the neighborhoods to hear from the people impacted directly by it. -
Many Gainesville shops have recognized that allowing their coffee shop to be known for something other than their menu may be the perfect way to gain attraction. -
Teen drivers are more likely to be involved in car crashes because they have more free time in the summer.
