Elizabeth Whelehan

“It’s great to see people helping veterans out here. Veterans have the opportunity to come through and can get special services they may need … maybe something they didn’t know about. It’s just good,” said Lewis.

In a Q&A with WUFT News reporter Elizabeth Whelehan, Shea explains his vision and hope for the future.

The Micanopy Planning and Historic Board was unable to hold its scheduled meeting on Tuesday for lack of a quorum, but that didn’t stop Micanopy residents from voicing their concerns surrounding plans to expand the town’s charter school.

Gainesville native Gerald Jones shows his hometown pride by posting videos on social media that highlight local businesses.