System used to protect Alachua County ballots expected to be tamper-proof
By Steven Walker | Nov. 2, 2020Here is how Alachua County makes sure votes are not tampered with
Here is how Alachua County makes sure votes are not tampered with
All RTS bus rides will be free on Nov. 3
Senator Bill Nelson and Cory Booker both urged young people to vote
More than 113,000 people in the county have voted early in-person or by mail.
With limited trick-or-treat options, Gainesville residents found other activities to celebrate Halloween
The school district and Alachua County Health Department released a joint statement Thursday noting protocols do not indicate schools should close
The American Federation of Teachers joined the Florida Education Association, UF Graduate Assistants United and United Faculty of Florida for an event urging Gainesville to vote
Why Florida will be a deciding factor for everyone’s bedtime on Election Day.
Popular Vote initiative within 76 votes of electoral college control
The five-year civil engineering contract will support Americans’ return to moon
City parks maintain the CDC’s safety protocol amid the COVID-19
The sinkhole formed behind houses in the West End Estates neighborhood, located near Northwest 14th Place
The Monday Accent event was moderated by professor Matthew Jacobs
A string of early voting events called the Gainesville community to action
The lack of affordable housing in Gainesville is worse than most of Florida
Eight weeks into school, student totals for COVID-19 positives have passed 100
Mail ballots must be received by Nov. 3 at 7 p.m.
The song’s title signifies a long-held belief, but the verses break down the importance of voting
The commission is waiting on state approval in the start of 2021
The group called Education Activists of Alachua County hopes to get more people involved in the fight for equitable education