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Leatha Holder, current president of the Gainesville Woman’s Club, has spent the past two years leading the organization while helping expand its community partnerships and outreach efforts across Gainesville. -
The Brick City chapter of the Punishers Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club partnered with the Dandelion Project on Saturday to raise awareness for the need for family grief support and bereavement resources.
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Animal Resources Shelter Supervisor Brittany D’Azzo witnessed Gordon and Whiskey’s reunion firsthand. D’Azzo said it was heartwarming to see. -
The event was meant to get people connected with nature and with the community, according to recreation leader Allison Bordini. It also encouraged visitors to stay off of their phones and be present in nature. -
Every year, on the third Friday in February, National Caregivers Day shines a light on those who have dedicated their life to serving others. -
Sophie Stein was selected as the University of Florida’s 2026 Dreamer. -
More than 350 people with special needs walked the red carpet Friday night at Westside Baptist Church as Night to Shine hosted a prom night to remember. -
Scattered throughout Bradford County, small wooden boxes have quietly been meeting the needs of a community — outcomes that don't always show up in data. -
Residents from around Gainesville gathered outside of the Civic Media Center Tuesday afternoon to see the city’s newest effort to combat food insecurity: Gainesville’s first free-access refrigerator. -
About 60 people attended the UF Office of Community & Belonging's Longest Table Event honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The event encouraged guests to connect and start a conversation. -
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Food insecurity in Alachua County is higher than the 14.4 % average across the Sunshine State, and it's an area of focus for one local entrepreneur.
