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This Labor Day weekend is expected to be one of the busiest times for Gainesville merchants. As the Gators play their first football game of the season on Saturday, businesses have taken steps to prepare for the onslaught of visitors. -
Chad Boyer/WUFT NewsThe new station, funded through Alachua County's infrastructure sales tax, is part of the city's ongoing investment in public safety.
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How The Canyons Zip Line and Adventure Park transformed a limestone quarry into a thrill destinationFrom zip lining to kayaking to horseback riding, The Canyons offers a range of activities that appeal to visitors of all ages. -
Farm stands have become a unique way for consumers to buy homemade baked goods, fresh eggs and handcrafted items. -
Micanopy finds its way onto numerous online tourism guides, visitor itineraries and travel influencer videos, to viral effect. But why? -
While NOAA predicted a below-normal hurricane season, local officials still encourage residents to prepare early. -
The proposed golf course would sit west of Haile Plantation and south of Tioga, along Parker Road. -
City commissioners, residents and Mayor Harvey Ward attended the event. -
The first Girls Night Out filled the pavilion with about 65 vendors. The events now accommodate around 90 booths and attract roughly 2,000 to 3,000 shoppers each month. -
Plans to remove more than 1,000 trees in Graham Woods and Graham Pond have conservationists concerned. -
Customer interest in vegan desserts is on the rise. The vegan baked goods market was valued at $4.28 billion in 2024. -
How do you preserve ‘old Florida’ with a growing population? Cedar Key residents may have the answerIf you asked Florida natives to describe what exactly old Florida is, you may not arrive at a single definition. It's a combination of space, culture and community.
