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Uber says any rider reported for not wearing a mask will be required to take a selfie with a mask on before requesting their next ride using Uber’s mask verification.
Read More »Alachua County School District Says Its ‘Main Source Of COVID-19 Cases’ Is High School Football
Despite three football teams having to quarantine due to a positive COVID-19 test, officials from Alachua County Public Schools remain optimistic about the protocols they have in place.
Read More »Gainesville’s Second-Hand Clothing Stores Face Reduction In Volunteering, Donations
Local second-hand clothing stores are facing reduced hours, volunteers, and donations.
Read More »Gainesville Prepares For Phase 3 Reopening
The Alachua County Commission and Gainesville City Commission met on Wednesday in a special meeting to discuss COVID-19 ordinances after Phase 3 was announced by the Governor.
Read More »Gainesville Small Businesses Look To COVID-19 Relief Programs
The CARES Act and Payroll Protection Program serve as a temporary solution for small businesses seeking help.
Read More »Annual Tour De Felasco Fundraiser Canceled, Though Park Remains Open
Despite the recent cancellation of the annual mountain biking event, some riders are planning their own ride.
Read More »Sister Hazel Newberry Drive-In Concert Approved
The Gainesville alternative rock band, Sister Hazel, will be allowed to perform at a drive-in concert in Newberry scheduled for Oct. 23.
Read More »Gainesville Assisted Living Facilities Create “Outside The Box” Lower-Risk Activity Schedules
Assisted Living facilities continue to think on their feet as COVID-19 safety regulations limit possible activities for residents.
Read More »Gainesville Dispensary Will Begin Selling Cannabis Edibles In October
Curaleaf Medical Marijuana dispensary prepares for release of edible marijuana products in October, which they say will benefit more patients in need of medicinal support.
Read More »Gainesville Salons Struggle To Bring Back Customers As COVID-19 Continues
Gainesville beauty and nail salons continue to face large losses waiting for customers to reappear at their doors.
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