Plum Creek's plan for development in eastern Alachua County will not go to the state for review, the county's elected officials decided in a 3-2 vote on Tuesday night.
Read More »After 5 Hours of Public Comment, Alachua County Delays Plum Creek Vote For A Week
With 200-plus citizens interested in speaking about Plum Creek’s Envision Alachua Sector Plan, the Alachua County Commission had to call another recess Thursday night. By 10:30 p.m., the list of those wishing to address commissioners reached 230. Public comment will resume Thursday at Eastside High School’s auditorium. “We owe it …
Read More »Old Joe Will Stand Alone
The Confederate soldier statue continues to inspire questions as to where and how it may or may not be relocated. The Matheson History Museum and the Alachua County Board of Commissioners are working on plans.
Read More »Homegrown Food Purveyors Spotlighted During Local Food Week
Alachua County is continuing efforts to shine a light on businesses who produce locally grown foods to the public and the health implications and benefits of eating local.
Read More »Decisive Week Ahead for Plum Creek’s Plan in Alachua County
If you haven’t yet become aware of the magnitude of the Plum Creek plan in eastern Alachua County, Robert Hutchinson offers this perspective. “This is the largest decision this community has faced since — probably — when we enticed the University of Florida to come here,” county commissioner “Hutch” said last week, noting …
Read More »Alachua County Commissioners Approve Budget to Renovate Administration Building
The Alachua County Administrative Building will be receiving renovations. The construction will begin in as early as two weeks.
Read More »Why the Old Joe Confederate Soldier Statue Hasn’t Yet Been Moved
Old Joe will be moving soon the the Matheson History Museum. However, county commissioner Robert Hutchinson will not spend county money in the efforts to move Old Joe.
Read More »Alachua County’s $78,000 Homeless Program Tabled
The Board of Commissioners for Alachua County met today to discuss a proposal to create a pilot team to reach those experiencing a homelessness crisis.
Read More »Alachua County Public Defender Headed for $5.3 Million New Office
The 22,000-square-foot office space is estimated to cost $5.3 million.
Read More »Alachua County Moves Forward On Lessening Pot Penalty
The Alachua County Board of County Commissioners agreed today to start working on the ordinance that would allow civil citations for marijuana possession of 20 grams or less, pulling from examples set by Broward and Palm Beach counties.
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