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Water restrictions remain in effect in Alachua County despite a wetter August, as groundwater levels continue to lag after months of below-average rainfall.
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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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Communities across North Central Florida are offering several ways to celebrate the upcoming season with endless scares and treats.
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The Literacy Catalyst Project is doubling its reach this fall, expanding from about 300 to more than 600 children across Alachua County.
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Opening statements were presented at the Alachua County Criminal Courthouse Wednesday in the trial of three men accused of killing Christin Cassels of Hawthorne nearly a decade ago. Nikenson Perin, Keneth Altidor and Blake Jackson were arrested and charged in 2024 with first-degree premeditated murder and burglary.
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The 12 Alachua County Library branches take root in the hearts of community members across the county with invaluable services and experiences for all ages.
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The Everlee Farms proposal overcame its first major legislative hurdle on Aug. 25, when the Alachua County Commission unanimously approved its comprehensive plan.
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Officials expect remaining remediation work to accelerate after drainage ditch agreement.
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The Harn Museum of Art played host Thursday to the opening of the 22nd Gainesville Latino Film Festival, which continues through Sept. 27 with an art exhibit, films, music, dance and food.
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Gainesville residents protest order requiring GPD officers to report suspected ‘unauthorized aliens’Area residents gathered outside the Gainesville Police Department Thursday to protest a new general order requiring officers to report interactions with individuals they reasonably suspect are unauthorized immigrants.