With the rising cost of utilities for Gainesville residents, some have taken to living without the aid of established utility companies.
Read More »Gainesville Sentiment Still Mixed On Eighth Avenue Bike Lane Trial Period
The trial period is meant to see how the lane changes will affect traffic flow and safety. The city is monitoring driver, cyclist and pedestrian activity and will examine results once the trial concludes in late November.
Read More »Duval Teacher To Be Honored For Memorable Work
At Charles W. Duval Elementary School in Gainesville, there was one teacher who stood out for her fun-loving teaching techniques. “The kids knew, when you get to fifth grade, you get to have Ms. Merriex,” said Wanza Wakeley, former Duval curriculum resource teacher. Shortly after Duval became the first school …
Read More »How Santa Fe College Ended Up With One Of North Florida’s Largest Rock Collections
Santa Fe College gained one of the largest geological collections in North Florida for its natural history exhibit. The exhibit contains petrified wood, dinosaur fossils, a 4.6 billion-year-old meteorite and other various minerals in over 24 glass display cases.
Read More »High School Student Brings ‘Girl Rising’ To Gainesville
Ariana Agrios, 17, organized a campaign to sponsor a special screening of "Girl Rising" in Gainesville. The movie was created for the 10x10 act, which promotes education of girls worldwide.
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