The entire time she was sculpting James Marshall Lee, Brooke Madsen didn’t realize she was memorializing him.
Read More »Local firm assists with Alachua and Tri-County US Marine Corps Toys for Tots campaign
The Mortgage Firm is starting a new tradition for the holidays. It’s now a part of the Alachua and Tri-County US Marine Corps Toys for Tots campaign. This program is dedicated to spreading Christmas cheer to kids.
Read More »Gainesville’s regional transit system is reducing service
RTS reduced the frequency of bus rides today. This change is due to fewer riders, according to Gainesville Public Information Officer Rossana Passaniti. RTS Transit Operator Keith Fagan hopes the adjustments give him more days off to spend quality time with his family.
Read More »Gators vs. Volunteers in Blood Drive Competition
The University of Florida and the University of Tennessee are facing off for the annual Lifesouth What Colors Do You Bleed Blood Drive. The two schools have engaged in this friendly competition for 17 years.
Read More »Big Businesses, Little People
This multi-part documentary explores the post-pandemic changes that businesses and people are facing. The COVID-19 pandemic has seemingly infected every area of people’s lives. The spread of these small droplets created a massive ripple in what we knew to be normal and its effects are still being felt today. In …
Read More »Devil’s Den Prehistoric Spring Helps Bring Tourism To Levy County Amid Pandemic
Aiding local Levy County businesses amidst pandemic challenges, Devil's Den continues to drive unique tourism to North Central Florida.
Read More »Santa Fe College Receives Largest Single Donation Of $40 Million From MacKenzie Scott
Scott has given over 4.1 billion dollars to 384 organizations to support people suffering economic effects of the pandemic, including Santa Fe College.
Read More »COVID Vaccine Trial Participant, Distributor Share Their Perspectives
Reopening of Gainesville Fine Arts Association Helps Struggling Local Artists
The Gainesville Fine Arts Association has reopened after the pandemic forced closure.
Read More »Nov. 18, 2020: Morning News In 90
Alachua County welcomes two new commissioners. That and more in 90 seconds.
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