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With limited supply and increasing demand, visitors are finding more than ever that finding weekend accommodations in the region can come with a steeper price tag.
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Local judges pulled back the curtain Wednesday on the factors that influence punishment in criminal cases as part of an educational program for area residents.
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About 15 kids from preschool to 9th grade listened to Allison Matulli read. Afterwards, she gave advice to parents on how to broach what could be a complicated topic.
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Gainesville has put plans to revitalize downtown into action. For many restaurant owners, downtown revitalization is measured in customers and orders.
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The annual Gainesville Pride Festival has become a major part of the growing Gainesville Pride community.
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A crowd of roughly 50 trickled into the patio of the Lynx Bookstore Friday evening, looking both mellow and eager, to kick off the third annual Gainesville Reads Festival, a citywide, monthlong reading celebration intended to inspire public dialogue.
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Inspectors noted 19 violations of the Animal Welfare Act during more than a dozen visits between September 2021 and June 2026, the complaint alleged.
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The community workshop was just one meeting in an effort to be transparent with Gainesville residents after the city commission voted to tear down the building in 2025.
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The Gainesville Police Department and FBI made the announcement Tuesday morning. A judge set bond at $600,000.
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Williams, an Eastside High School graduate, made his Broadway debut in “Titaníque the Musical” earlier this year.