Development

A Seminole Elder's body waits in a morgue while his family members figure out what to do with his remains after construction of the Sabal Trail Pipeline disturbed a nearby burial ground.

The City of Gainesville will take its first step toward more affordable and accessible internet coverage.

After years of not seeing her community represented at city meetings, Ty Loudd decided to hold her own discussion, the State of Our Black Community.

A group of residential and business property owners are objecting to Collier Companies’ proposal for a license agreement giving them exclusive use of city parking lot #2. The owners, situated in the Pleasant Street Historic District, cite issues with parking, lack of fair policy and transparency, and putting private gain above public benefit as reasons to object to the city of Gainesville leasing lot #2 to Collier Companies.

A proposal for an outdoor trail in place of old railroad tracks is underway in High Springs and Newberry.

Daniel E. Becker was sworn in as Gainesville’s newest postmaster on Thursday morning in front of the city’s general mail facility. Becker has more than 23 years of experience working for the United States Postal Service.

Horses Helping People (HOPE), a therapy program that uses horses to help those with disabilities, will be participating in the Florida Special Olympics for the very first time. Participants and instructors at HOPE prepare for the event.

Groundbreaking on the first cohousing community in Florida began in January. Future residents, who are also the investors, look forward to a communal life in which they share the responsibility of running and maintaining their neighborhood.