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Read More »Hippodrome Theatre Production Of “The Blameless” Focuses On Healing After Gun Violence
"The Blameless" follows a family as they have a shooter’s father over for dinner.
Read More »The University of Florida And Downtown Gainesville Celebrate National Coming Out Day
Keynote speaker Schuyler Bailar’s coming out story was the culmination of an entire day of festivities held at UF and in downtown Gainesville.
Read More »The Point, Oct. 11, 2019: The Scene Inside And Outside Donald Trump Jr.’s Visit To UF
Last night, he had plenty of supporters and detractors inside and outside the University Auditorium.
Read More »The Point, Oct. 9, 2019: Vietnam Veteran, UF Provost, Friend: David Colburn’s Life Honored At Memorial Service
For nearly 50 years, David Colburn was a mentor, leader and friend at the University of Florida. On Tuesday, the university had to say goodbye.
Read More »Alachua County Vape Retailers Said County Ordinance Could Boost Black Market Sales And Vaping Illness
Alachua County commissioners approved an ordinance that will go into effect Oct. 22 in response to community concern.
Read More »The Point, Oct. 7, 2019: Will A New Contract Help Solve The Gainesville Police Officer Shortage?
On a recent Saturday night, there were 13 available shifts, and only about six of them were filled.
Read More »Walldogs Mural Festival To Honor High Springs History In 2022
The Walldogs, a group of local, national and international artists will paint murals depicting High Springs history on at least 12 buildings in the city during the four- to five-day annual Walldogs festival tentatively scheduled for March 2022.
Read More »The Point, Oct. 2, 2019: Meet The Dentists Working In Rural North Central Florida’s ACORN Clinic
News broke earlier this year of plans to cease medical services at the ACORN Clinic in Brooker. Dental services are still offered.
Read More »The Point, Sept. 30, 2019: Four Creeks Preserve, Alachua County’s Newest Park, Opens To The Public
As of Saturday, visitors can explore a 2.5-mile walking trail.
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