Despite continual repairs to Southwest 62nd Boulevard, commuters will still have to drive along the road's potholes and "alligator cracks" until it is reconstructed in 2016. Once a project development and environment study is completed, the city of Gainesville can work on a $45.2 million project that will turn Southwest 62nd Boulevard from a two-lane road into a four-lane road.
Read More »UF Breaks Ground On New Chemistry Building
UF held a groundbreaking ceremony for its new chemistry and chemical biological building Friday. The building, which will cost $67 million, is one of six major construction projects on campus.
Read More »With Baseball Stadium Proposal, Marion County Commission Decides On Sales Tax Voting Method
A vote on sales tax will determine whether or not Ocala will begin construction for the proposed Tampa Yankees baseball stadium. The commission will meet again on Dec. 17 to discuss a proposed ordinance for voting methods.
Read More »How To Practice Safe Shopping This Holiday Season
Alachua County Sheriff's Office spokesman Art Forgey shared ways to practice safe shopping this holiday season.
Read More »Former Prison To Turn Into Homeless Shelter, Expand Nature Center
Gov. Rick Scott and the Florida Cabinet approved Tuesday a proposal to buy former Gainesville Correctional Institution for nearly $1.4 million. The prison will be converted into a homeless shelter and the Morningside Nature Center will be expanded.
Read More »Tampa Yankees One Step Closer To New Home In Ocala
The Ocala City Council met Tuesday to discuss the potential move of the Tampa Yankees to Ocala.
Read More »Silver Springs State Park Opened Tuesday Morning
Silver Springs opened as a newly renovated state park Tuesday morning after merging its property with Silver River State Park.
Read More »Congressman Yoho Speaks About Food Stamp Program
Congressman Ted Yoho came to Gainesville on Tuesday to speak about U.S. budget cuts and the Florida Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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