GPD seat belt enforcement results in more tickets
By DEREK GILLIAM | Sep. 14, 2009The Gainesville Police Department's enforcement of Florida's June seat belt law is no joke.
The Gainesville Police Department's enforcement of Florida's June seat belt law is no joke.
What if "Encyclopedia Brown" grew up and was still solving mysteries for a dime? Well, you'll find out what it's like in Derrick Comedy's new movie, which premiered Friday at Regal Cinema 14 in Butler Plaza.
Henrik Boecken is too young to remember Sept. 11, but he wants everyone to know what happened the day that brought America's heartbeat to a jolting halt.
Runners of two species crowded the starting line waiting for the race to begin.
On Friday, about 120 of Gainesville's homeless gathered around the Bo Diddley Downtown Community Plaza's picnic area to eat Indian food.
Gainesville residents hoping to sell Game-Day parking will have to pay close attention to an ordinance the city plans to enforce more rigidly this year.
Richard Selwach only shares one thing with the president - a desire for change.
At the newly opened 8th Ave. Bike and Coffee House, any service or bicycle accessory that costs more than $10 comes with a free cup of coffee.
Downtown, where locals go to clubs, bars and romantic dinners, William Moses Smith Jr., takes walks for fresh air.
After a nationwide search, City Manager Russ Blackburn announced Capt. Tony Jones as Gainesville's new police chief at a press conference Wednesday afternoon.
In the last year, Florida cigarette sales have decreased by 28 percent.
After nearly a day and a half of searching, authorities found the body of a driver involved in Wednesday's accident near Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park.
Alachua County experienced its second death from the H1N1 virus, known as swine flu, this week.
Dale Ginder is 7 years old. He is from Gainesville. He loves his Gators.
Police resumed the search this morning for a driver who was ejected into Paynes Prairie Wednesday afternoon after a crash.
Hundreds of volunteers dedicated their time to help better the Gainesville community at the annual United Way Day of Action on Wednesday.
Step aside, Salisbury steak - tofu may soon be king of the lunch line.
Monday's morning meeting agenda was a monstrous, 55-topic affair that was to compact budget, ordinance and other matters into three hours.
Don't expect to get somewhere quickly on Main Street - at least not for another two years.
For some, orange and blue has merely become a color combination sported on game days or school-funded events. Though the colors seem to consume Gainesville in an array of fashions during Saturday football games, two UF graduates choose to take their love for orange and blue to the next level.