East Gainesville

Mobility on Demand (MOD) is a new initiative that aims to solve this issue. It provides free transportation to clinics, health care screenings and other essential community resources. The service takes residents to any destination within the East Gainesville MOD zone.

Expecting between 12,000 to 15,000 visitors annually, the facility will open Aug. 15 after a planning and construction process funded by city, county and federal dollars.

Dozens of community leaders representing Gainesville and Alachua County gathered at Eastwood Meadows on Monday in remembrance of a victim of gun violence.

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As the first Black, female mayor of Micanopy, Jiana Williams, 37, often thinks about what her late grandmother, Willie Mae Stokes who used to clean houses…

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Some east Gainesville neighbors are objecting to the possibility that a parking lot will be developed just a few feet from their homes.Sam Johnson is one…

Terrence Fitzpatrick, 92, and Donald Sherry, 88, were just teenagers when they were shipped to Germany in the wake of the Korean War.Now, the retirees are…