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The woman purchased the $25 ticket at the Publix at 125 SW 34th St. in Gainesville near the University of Florida campus.

Rescue Riley, a seven-year-old boy fighting a brain tumor, came to Gainesville Fire Station 1 on Thursday.

While funeral arrangements for Robert Dentmond are confidential, Ajalan Carter wants one thing for her best friend.

Being transgender today can be filled with hardships and obstacles. Local resources attempting to alleviate those hardships and create a welcoming space for the transgender community can be found around Alachua County.

New time limits on SNAP benefits can potentially affect 1 million nationwide. In Florida, hundreds of thousands are at risk of losing their food stamps.

Jobs. Land. Money. After commissioners voted against Envision Alachua, residents talk about what matters when it comes to development for east Gainesville.

The Evergreen Cemetery is using community donations to mark the grave sites of anonymous infants.

Even in its current state, Russell Etling said the land’s beauty, history and tranquility make it a truly wondrous place.

A local family will auction off their home as part of a raffle to raise money for their nonprofit organization, OurVETS, which aims to provide aid to veterans in tough situations.

Perhaps the most important aspect of the luncheon was an opportunity for citizens to register for or renew Cherokee photo ID citizenship cards.