Turkey Creek

Alachua County officials and some 60 guests gathered Saturday at Turkey Creek Preserve to celebrate the opening of a new wildlife observation platform, and honor the late conservationist Bob Simons.

Five months after a housing development plan was approved, homeowners are still trying to find a way to shut it down.The Gainesville 121 development plan…

Golfers putting. Golf balls flying. Golf carts zooming. University of Florida students working.This was the scene at the Turkey Creek Golf Course on…

Twenty-three families partnered last weekend to host the first annual Northwood Pines and Northwood Oaks community yard sale.To some, the event was an…

The group submitted a zoning application to Alachua County in March and requested West End’s land use change from recreational to low-density residential, where about 70 homes would be built.

Florida is traditionally an attractive market for retirees. Recently, though, the state is attracting a different crowd due to remote work.

After Hurricane Elsa in July, Alachua County Preserves faced flood damage including uprooted trees and debris on some trails.

Turkey Creek Preserve opens to the public after a decade. Unlike Four Creeks Preserve, which opened in 2019, Turkey Creek Preserve provides visitors with available parking.

The county commission every 10 years appoints a charter review panel to solicit and evaluate proposals from residents for amending the county’s governing document.

Last month, a Nielsen report found that around the peak of the coronavirus on March 14, vegan meat sales increased by 279.8% compared to the year before.