At CYM Coffee Co., the mission is about more than just coffee. The personal growth workshop company-turned-coffee shop will soon get more room to grow that mission.
Jenny Squires usually teaches Zumba in the Student Recreation & Fitness Center, but Tuesday she taught it on the North Lawn.
The room in the makeshift animal shelter was a mess.
Black Friday lived up to Nava Ottenberg’s expectations.
Gainesville Police will be shopping for a new pawed partner and medical equipment with some of Gainesville residents’ lunch money.
Gainesville Police officers arrested a man accused of raping a 19-year-old autistic man in a northwest Gainesville park.
The Nov. 23 opening of the downtown Plaza Ice Palace skating rink has been postponed until Friday due to technical problems.
Santa Claus will come to Gainesville early this year, and he’ll bring a brilliantly lit tree with him.
PSY officially galloped his way to the top of the YouTube world.
A recently released study suggests it’s more important for beginning runners to hit the streets with enthusiasm than to seek advice on techniques.
Student Nighttime Auxiliary Patrol will begin offering services to wheelchair users in mid-December.
An artificially sweetened panic swept through Jenn Prevot’s family last weekend.
Police confronted a suspect at gunpoint after a call that he was pointing a silver pellet gun at cars.
An unidentified patron of Mars Pub and Arcade snuck out of the venue Friday night with a pair of unusual — and illegal — souvenirs: two stolen paintings.
Gainesville will soon be home to a chocolate shop with products that have as much variety as Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory.
Members of the Gainesville Interfaith Alliance for Immigrant Justice, along with some students and local religious leaders, protested outside of a Gainesville Publix on Monday to push for better wages for some Florida farmworkers.
An Alachua County grand jury indicted an Alabama man Thursday accused of stabbing a Gainesville resident on West University Avenue in October.
Gainesville residents gathered at Thornebrook Village and Millhopper Square on Friday for an evening of cheese spreads, chocolate wine and creativity at the Uptown Art Hop.
The Reimers, both 68, are retiring after 38 years of service to the United Church of Gainesville. The congregation celebrated the Reimers’ ministry with a two-hour service of celebration and recognition.
ULTA Beauty, a discount beauty supply store and salon, opened its second North Central Florida location when it expanded to Gainesville earlier this fall.
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