Alison Eckerle

A computer glitch resulted in many UF employees receiving letters that their insurance plans had been cancelled due to an underpayment.

Evinston resident Ashley Wood is spending his retirement completely renovating his more than 100-year-old home. The house was built by Evinston’s founder, an ancestor of Wood, and has stayed in the family for generations.

The new Legacy Park, soon to be constructed next to the Hal Brady Recreation Complex in Alachua, will be designed by Alachua-based architecture firm Paul Stresing Associates Inc. Phase one of the park’s construction, including a multipurpose center along with a nature trail and pavilion, is set to begin in April 2016 and will finish construction a year later.

A UF report shows that consumer sentiments have dropped across the state. However, Gainesville locals have shown more positive sentiments in light of the upcoming holiday season.

The number of bulls for sale this year at the Ocala Bull Show increased significantly, from 100 bulls to 165 in just one year. The increase comes following a change of date for the annual sale.

Evinston hosts the Evinston Plein Air Paintout each year to raise money and awareness for the town's beloved Wood and Swink Old Store and Post Office. The store, which is on the National Register of Historic Places, has faced challenges in the past to remain open.

Public Officials in Gainesville have increased their social media use in order to get important information to citizens at a faster rate.