The Suwannee River stretches 246 miles over sandy banks and limestone bluffs from southeastern Georgia all the way to the Gulf of Mexico.
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Natisha Covert was shot at a block party in Waldo amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The CDS Family and Behavioral Health Services Inc., received $1.2 million from the state to begin constructing youth shelters for children in need. Gainesville is the destination for one.
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A proposed constitutional amendment to allow recreational marijuana use in Florida won't be on the 2022 ballot after the state Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that the ballot language was misleading.
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Ammunition shortages are not uncommon. They occur roughly every four years with presidential elections, as gun owners grow weary of new firearm legislation and talks of gun control.
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Florida has one of the highest populations of LGBTQ people in the country, but despite the community’s size, it remains a weak political force in the state, where Republicans control both houses of the Legislature and the governorship.
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Republican critics are already preparing to paint Biden as weak following the meeting.
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Gainesville 4 All, a local organization formed to address systemic racial inequities and disparities in …
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The eight-room Thrift Boutique is located at 5403 SW Archer Road, and welcomes shoppers and pet owners Friday through Sunday from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m.
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On Saturday, history unfolded in Palatka, Florida, as the community gathered to celebrate Juneteenth as a federal holiday for the first time.
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Researchers at the University of Florida have recently developed a rapid Coronavirus testing method which gives results almost instantly.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency is encouraging all Florida Residents to purchase flood insurance as peak hurricane season approaches
Read More »Yewande O. Addie of the Black Student Storytelling Project has this remembrance told through the experiences of Black students at the University of Florida.
Read More »While local summer camps are now permitted to operate as they did before COVID-19, many must make decisions on how exactly to do so.
Read More »Mayor Lauren Poe said he plans to focus these efforts on those that have re-entered society after incarceration with monthly payments of $600 for 24 months.
Read More »Darnitha Gaskin has attended city meetings, urging the board to include helpful information and warning signs of domestic violence in the city’s newsletter.
Read More »The ordinance goes into effect Aug. 13.
Read More »On April 13, a preliminary needs assessment, feasibility, and cost study for the construction of a new animal shelter in Citrus County was presented.
Read More »The Wawa on West University Avenue was closed Monday morning after an unknown male reported a bomb threat at the establishment.
Read More »The new memorial planned for the Citrus County Sheriff’s Office headquarters will honor officers killed in the line of duty.
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In this episode of the Lede Verified, we talk about the movie House of Gucci. Then, we hear about ways to apply makeup specifically for people with oily skin. We feature advice from @glamnadia and @soltherrerastylist.
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In this episode of The Lede, we take a look at an organization bringing awareness to pedestrian accidents, the cause of recent Florida manatee deaths and the University of Florida’s kick-off of its student vaccination process.
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In this episode of The Lede we are looking at changes involving legislation, a gas station closing by the University of Florida and a visit from a popular DJ.
Read More »ABC News broadcast a new episode of their 20/20 series, called "the Devil in Gainesville," detailing 1990 UF student murders.
Read More »Watering restrictions enacted in June 2020 are helping lower monthly water use averages, improving compliance with Citrus County's water use permit.
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In this week’s episode of The Lede Verified we are Spring-ing into the new season with fresh ideas and perspectives. First, we talk about @lilnasx and the controversy surrounding his new song MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name). We also learn about how Covid-19 is changing personal training with Blanca …
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The event followed similar efforts in Marion County over the past few weeks.
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In this episode of The Lede, we take a look at a new bill aimed towards high school transgender athletes and President Biden’s new bill on infrastructure.
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In this episode of The Lede, we look at leveling the playing field, COVID vaccine updates, and gender inequality in sports.
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The 72nd annual Citrus County Fair is making its big return from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read More »Mobile hotspots at the Alachua County Library District are now available to be checked out by Alachua County residents
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In this episode of The Lede, we take a look at UF’s plan to return to in-person classes, a possible ban on keeping scavenged spacecraft parts and the Gainesville Police Department discussion on the use of body cameras.
Read More »In corporate America, walking up to a CEO shows ambition and initiative. In the military, it shows a lack of respect.
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In this episode of The Lede, we take a look at Asian American violence, gun control and college admissions.
Read More »A large population of students in Gainesville are now looking to be vaccinated.
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In this episode of The Lede, we take a look at UF’s decision on McCarty Woods, a new senate bill involving Zoom classroom procedures and a young entrepreneur looking to make a change.
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In this episode of The Lede, we look into Women’s History Month, specifically – activism within the league of women voters, the first female eagle scouts and other past and present impacts by women.
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Lumber companies and home buyers are responding to rising prices for single-family homes.
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Duke Energy plans to develop the solar projects on mining sites in Citrus and Hardee Counties.
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In this episode of The Lede Verified, we discuss Chris Harrison’s exit from The Bachelor, a new ax-throwing location in Winter Park and interior design ideas that will give your home the perfect look for the new season.
Read More »Alachua County launched a rental relief program on Monday and is now accepting applications until Sept. 30.
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In this episode of The Lede, we are diving into the major events within the education sector. We also explore stand-out events in U.S. news.
Read More »The list of qualified candidates for the City of Newberry's municipal election was finalized this week.
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In this episode of The Lede Verified, we chat about anticipated Grammy performances, Kim Kardashian’s legal journey and a new attraction opening in Florida. The Lede Verified focuses on the news and lifestyle of verified individuals, while maintaining journalistic integrity. It evolved from Lede-ing the Day. The Lede is a …
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