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She was the founder of Angel of Mercy Ministries in Gainesville.
Read More »“Sister Hazel” Williams, Gainesville Band’s Namesake, Dies at 91
On Foot And In Cars, Pokémon Go Players Affect Traffic
Pokémon Go, the augmented reality mobile game, is currently the top free app on both iTunes and Android app stores. Investors pushed the stock value up 20 percent Monday, according to The Wall Street Journal. But what exactly is Pokémon Go?
Read More »Gainesville’s Scrooge, Rusty Salling, Dies from Cancer at 67
Salling was best known for his role as Scrooge in the theater's annual performance of "A Christmas Carol."
Read More »New Play Explores Life, Legacy of Slain Teen Trayvon Martin
The two-hour play, "The Ballad of Trayvon Martin," debuts Thursday in Philadelphia
Read More »Through A Cappella Group, UF Student Overcomes Depression
The members of Tone Def gave John Nyren positive influences on how he viewed himself.
Read More »You Brew You: A Taste of the Gainesville Coffee Culture
Millennial coffee consumption is on the rise, and Gainesville has a wide variety of coffee shops aimed to please local espresso enthusiasts.
Read More »UF Students Showcase Art For Their Senior Thesis
Eight UF seniors displayed their art at The Wooly as part of their senior thesis art show.
Read More »Lack of Funding Continues to Hurt Gainesville Art Organizations
As the Hippodrome State Theatre celebrates its 35th anniversary in Downtown Gainesville, it still struggles with a decrease in funding from a drop in the grant funded by the tourist Bed Tax.
Read More »Local Band Will Play At Farm to Family Full Moon Festival For The First Time
Locochino, a Gainesville band, will perform for the first time at the Farm to Family Full Moon Festival on April 23.
Read More »Sexual Assault Survivors Show Healing Through Art Exhibit
For the first time, the Survivors of Violence Art Exhibit will bring artwork created by sexual assault survivors to the Harn Museum of Art. The exhibit, organized as part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, has featured work from 12 artists and will run until April 14.
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