New UF head football coach Jim McElwain introduced himself and talked about his ideas for Gator football Saturday.
Read More »Go-Kart Race Takes Over Downtown Inverness
Go-karts zoomed through downtown Inverness on Saturday during the Inverness Grand Prix and Motorsports Festival. New certification by the World Karting Association made this year's race safer and more legitimate or, in the words of one city official, "absolutely off the hook."
Read More »Florida Fights To Join 48 States In Safety Seat Law
Rep. Keith Perry fights to pass a bill that will require Florida to keep children between 4 and 7 years old and shorter than 4 feet and 9 inches in a booster seat while in a moving car. Florida is one of two states without a safety seat law for children older than 3.
Read More »Farmers Get ‘Smarter’ with New UF Apps
The University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, in conjunction with the University of Georgia, released the first three smart device applications of a larger project, to help farmers like those who run Citra's Orange shop produce crops more efficiently.
Read More »Artist Shares Experience With Illness Through Art In Melrose
Friday Sept. 6 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Melrose will host an Art Walk that is free and open to the public. The event will feature Darlene Hinkle's art chronicling her experience with fibromyalgia, an illness causing constant pain.
Read More »Lake Butler Community Mourns Shooting Victim Marvin Pritchett
The Lake Butler community mourned on Friday the death of Marvin Pritchett, a community member and business leader who was shot and killed by former employee Hubert Allen Jr this week.
Read More »Alachua County Residents Depart For Commemoration Of 1963 March On Washington
At around 3 p.m. Friday, the group left on the 10-hour-long journey in a charter bus from the Walmart on Waldo Road. They expect to arrive back in Gainesville Sunday night, Chestnut said.
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