Though President Trump's approval ratings had dropped to 37 percent by mid-August, some conservatives in southwest Alachua County are holding their ground on supporting him as the country approaches its one-year anniversary of his election victory.
Read More »Lionfish, Non-Native Predator In Florida Waters, ‘Invade’ Gainesville Restaurants
Lionfish have invaded Florida’s waters at alarming rates, and now for the month of October, they’re in Gainesville’s restaurants, too.
Read More »Town of Tioga Hosts Annual Winter Fine Arts Fair
The annual fair took place Friday through Sunday night, showcasing about 120 artists from across different mediums.
Read More »Many Gainesville Market Vendors Disappointed With Relocation
The relocation of the Union Street Farmers Market downtown location has brought changes for vendors. Charlie Lybrand, owner of Land of Flowers Farms and director of the market, said his business has decreased 50 percent since the move. Others saw increases.
Read More »Winter Fine Arts Fair Unites Community Through Art
Tioga Town Center bustled with crowds of people, the smell of frying funnel cakes and the crooning vocals of local bands as an estimated 10,000 people showed up for the Winter Fine Arts Fair this past weekend.
Read More »One-Stop Shelter Aims To Be Sole Provider For The Homeless
A new Gainesville homeless shelter is requesting other local services to stop catering to the homeless in the downtown area.
Read More »Florida Home Sales Rise, Alachua County Follows Suit
Recent statistics show the housing market in Alachua County is bouncing back from the start of the nation's recession in 2007.
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