PACE Archives - Page 5 of 7

Alachua’s Downtown Area Developing And Changing Amid Growing Competition For Small Businesses

September 29, 2017 Business and development, Florida Good

Just a couple of years ago, the City of Alachua was made up of about 2,000 residents. As the city has grown over time, so has the amount of businesses in it. The Alachua Advisory Board voted on a grant program that will help local small businesses to improve.

Federal Aid Approved As Irma Makes Second Landfall

September 10, 2017 Government and politics, Law and public safety

Florida was approved Sunday for federal disaster relief as the powerful, wide and deadly Hurricane Irma made its second landfall of the day.

Putnam Sets Pace As Candidates Seek Campaign Cash

July 12, 2017 Government and politics

While Adam Putnam raised another $2 million in June for his gubernatorial campaign, the three leading Democratic contenders hoping to succeed Gov. Rick Scott could not even match half of that total.

State Looks For More Hunters, Anglers

July 11, 2017 Government and politics

The number of people buying hunting and fishing licenses hasn't kept pace with population growth in the state, and wildlife officials are concerned that could impact the future management of public lands. Wildlife officials say they need more hunters and anglers to help cover costs of running state programs.

Find Out Florida: When Did Correctional Officers Last Receive A Raise?

May 12, 2017 Statewide

The state budget the legislature passed this week could accomplish something Florida hasn't seen in more than 10 years — a pay raise specifically for correctional officers.

UF Student To Run In 4th Boston Marathon To Benefit PACE Center

April 13, 2017 Sports

University of Florida doctoral student Anne Elise Creamer is set to run in her fourth Boston Marathon and, through her participation, is raising money for the PACE Center for Girls Alachua, a nonprofit that provides education and counseling for young women and advocates for them.

Gallery: Women’s History Month Charity Art Show

March 30, 2017 Arts and Entertainment

UF women artists showcase their work and donate to PACE Alachua.

$750M Biomass Purchase A ‘Win-Win,’ GRU Manager Tells County

March 29, 2017 Government and politics

Gainesville Regional Utilities General Manager Ed Bielarski made his case to the Alachua County commission Tuesday night for GRU's $750 million purchase of the biomass plant in the city, saying that the purchase will result in utility-rate reductions of 8 to 10 percent for GRU customers.

2016 Roundup: Kind of Weird, Huh?

December 23, 2016 Statewide

In 2016, Donald Trump was elected to the White House. The Cubs won the World Series. And Bob Dylan was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. In other words, it was the kind of year that seemed designed to make Florida news look normal.