The number of sustainable and alternative homes is increasing in Florida. Gainesville resident Tom Fox leads the way with one of the first shipping container homes in Florida.
Read More »Local Artists Open Supply Store, Collaboration Hub
Two local artists opened the SoMa Art Media Hub, an art supply store, on Monday with the intent of making it a central art hub for other local artists. SoMa fills a void that was left when Central Florida Office Plus closed in 2014.
Read More »Point-In-Time Count Finds Alachua Homelessness Numbers Stable, But More In Shelters
An annual census finds that more Alachua County homeless are finding their way to shelters. While homeless populations remained relatively stable, 11 percent more were found in more stable living situations.
Read More »Record Label Expands As Owners Share Company
A local record label got its start relying on a bus that uses vegetable oil for fuel. Elestial Sound is now expanding into a warehouse in Waldo.
Read More »Entrepreneur’s Local Business Ventures Stem From Worldwide Travels
Local entrepreneur Bill Bryson discusses his latest business venture, Crane Ramen, a craft noodle shop that opened in downtown Gainesville in December. Bryson and Crane Ramen co-owner, Fred Brown, saw a market for a ramen restaurant in Gainesville, and they get most of their food from local vendors.
Read More »Protesters In “Black Lives Matter” March Move For Inconvenience And Justice
Hundreds of protesters blocked off traffic at the intersection of University Avenue and 13th Street in Gainesville on Monday evening.
Read More »In Reversal, City Votes for a Four-Lane NW 8th Avenue
City Commissioners voted to return NW 8th Avenue to a four-lane configuration at the Dec. 4th meeting.
Read More »Gainesville Composts To Divert Waste
More than 20 organizations have joined Gainesville's Compost on a mission to divert waste from landfills and from it create valuable soil feed.
Read More »Protestors Gather at Alachua County Courthouse in Support of Michael Brown
Peaceful protests took place in Gainesville after the news that Officer Darren Wilson will not be indicted for the shooting of Michael Brown.
Read More »Zen Hostel Offers Tranquility To Travelers And Residents
Gainesville's Zen Hostel offers spiritual and physical refuge for travelers and residents during its busiest months.
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