And so begins the cold competition for fruit-flavored dessert options. In one corner, the hometown hero Mochi, and in the other, rising rookie The Hyppo.
Maude’s Classic Cafe is offering a new way for its customers to recharge.
Members of Gainesville’s Citizen’s Co-op met Sunday to discuss the future of the store, which has been addled with conflicts among its founders, board of directors and members.
When John Winner noticed a car on the interstate had its taillights off, he turned on his police siren and motioned for the driver to pull over.
For the second year in a row, Alachua cracked Florida’s top 20 in a nationwide county health ranking.
Rain showers didn’t stop a chili cook-off celebrating the beginning of Water Conservation Month at a O’Leno State Park this weekend.
As negotiations between Citizens Co-op management and workers who want to unionize continue, a licensed mediator was called in Thursday afternoon to help both sides cooperate.
David Carlson was ready to go to court.
This morning, cyclists will cruise around the corner of Southwest Second Avenue in a synchronized line toward Volta Coffee, Tea and Chocolate. By the end of their ride, cyclists will be ready for a caffeine fix.
Putting money on March Madness brackets may make fans go a little bit madder, experts say.
UF civil engineering students are participating in a regional competition to showcase the project they have invested hundreds of hours during the past year to complete.
A new app launched last week could make communicating in the Swamp on gamedays a little easier.
Gators who fear a lifetime of paying off student loans can look to the Pacific Northwest for hope.
A local tattoo shop promises the same atmosphere in its new, larger location opening in April.
Gainesville Police arrested a local man Tuesday after detectives discovered about 40 grams of molly at his house.
This year’s Hogtown Craft Beer Festival is letting the festivities brew a little longer than usual.
Startups, by nature, grow from the ground up, but a new study suggests that perhaps the playing field isn’t level to begin with.
A Gainesville restaurant is struggling to afford environmentally friendly, sustainable options in its takeout line.
A local restaurant abruptly closed its doors March 17, leaving confused employees and customers and a homeless radio show.
In a forested area near Northwest 16th Avenue and Northwest Eighth Avenue, an old mountain bike trail has been revitalized in the form of a bridge spanning a small creek.
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