Despite a decrease in registration, Mandy Hancock said she hopes to raise $22,000 for Gainesville’s Epilepsy Foundation of Florida on Sunday.
After more than an hour of discussion Tuesday, county commissioners unanimously voted in favor of sending a letter to the state, voicing concerns about high nitrate levels in West Alachua County wells.
The fifth-annual Hogtown Craft Beer Festival will include more than just beer.
Thousands of books will go on sale Saturday, but a line will begin for the Friends of the Library’s Spring 2016 Book Sale on Thursday night, said P.j. van Blokland, a sorter for the organization and a professor in the UF Food and Resource Economics Department.
The Alachua County Labor Coalition will join the Civic Media Center, located at 433 S. Main St., to screen “Dream On” today at 7 p.m. The film will later air on PBS.
For the first time, the Carson Springs Wildlife Conservation Foundation will host a spring safari.
A UF professor accused of spying on his underage adopted daughter was sentenced to five years of probation and at least 30 months of counseling.
About 100 people buzzed over a bee speaker Monday night.
Curiosity might have killed the cat, but the Million Cat Challenge is on a mission to save one million felines from all threats, curiosity and otherwise.
The Alachua County Library District will commemorate mobile libraries as part of a larger celebration throughout the week.
Hours before Friday’s Orange & Blue Debut, three men snuck into the Gators locker room and tried to steal two jerseys, according to University Police reports.
The Matheson History Museum is currently demolishing the former Melting Pot building and will start constructing a new space by June.
While Hillary Clinton seems like the most qualified candidate, she is also the least challenging to the wealthy on the Democratic side and only comes out with progressive stances when it is safe to and when the majority already supports her proposal. Clinton was a no-marriage-equality pioneer, and while LGBTQ+ issues go beyond marriage, it’s difficult to forget anti-marriage stances.
Most annual reports don’t require decoder glasses.
For a second time, fast food meant fast cash.
Sally Dash is going to Market Street Pub and Cabaret’s Benefit for Bats hoping to “laugh her ass off.”
Citing a lack of security footage and a pool of about 1,000 construction workers, the survivor of Tuesday’s attack in the Reitz Union said police will likely not find her attacker.
This story has been updated and the headline changed to reflect the update.
There was a time when oranges seemed like a foreign delicacy.
University Police is looking for a man they said assaulted a UF employee at the Reitz Union early Tuesday morning.
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