The Ocala Symphony Orchestra is renovating the City Auditorium and renaming it The Reilly Arts Center. The renovations are part of the "Reinvent Tuscawilla Park" project, which aims to attract more people to the community.
Read More »GALLERY: Gainesville’s Weekend Arts Festivals
Explore the Santa Fe Community Arts Festival and Gainesville's Viva Europe Festival.
Read More »GALLERY: Azaleas Bloom in Ravine Gardens State Park
Each year, from late January through April, thousands of bright Azaleas bloom throughout the park.
Read More »Gainesville Voter Registration Deadline is Today
Elections for the City of Gainesville are coming up next month, and Monday is the last opportunity for local residents to register to vote.
Read More »Meet The Artists At The Downtown Festival And Art Show
The 32nd annual Fall Downtown Festival and Art Show drew artists to Gainesville from around Florida and beyond.
Read More »GRU Manager Bob Hunzinger Announces Resignation
Gainesville Regional Utilities General Manager Bob Hunzinger announced his resignation in a letter signed by him and Mayor Ed Braddy on Wednesday.
Read More »Why Are All Those Scarecrows In Keystone Heights?
Keystone Heights is holding a "Scarecrow Strut" contest: businesses, schools and nonprofits can build scarecrows to compete and be judged in various categories.
Read More »Some Of Gainesville’s Game Day Garbage Cans Are Going Green
Gainesville is making an effort to be more environmentally friendly by purchasing solar-powered trash compactors and recycling units.
Read More »March On Washington’s 50th Anniversary Celebrated In Downtown Gainesville
The Martin Luther King Jr. Commission of Florida sponsored a commemorative event Wednesday night to honor the 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington.
Read More »‘Still Not Free’: Gainesville Minority Groups Look Back, Forward On March On Washington
Gainesville youth commemorated this week's 50th anniversary of the March on Washington in 1963, but many on Saturday said more civil rights progress needs to be made.
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