After pressure and negative evaluations, public school superintendent resigns
By Sophie Feinberg | Nov. 29, 2020After almost three decades working in the school district, Clarke announced that she is resigning, effective June 30, 2021
After almost three decades working in the school district, Clarke announced that she is resigning, effective June 30, 2021
Walker was released from jail after more than 8 months on Nov. 3
The external investigation found that he had retaliated against an employee
Rickey Davis is the second ACPS bus driver to die from COVID-19 since August
District totals are at 181 student and 103 staff cases
William Matthew Ford was arrested and charged of first-degree homicide Wednesday
I have had a stutter ever since I can remember. I carry it with me to every restaurant I order from, every job interview I have, every class I have to speak in front of and everywhere else.
Two new Alachua County commissioners and one incumbent were sworn into office in person Tuesday afternoon.
For the first time, three Black women will sit on the School Board of Alachua County
Salons and beauty stores notice increase business and sale of nail products
Ian Milaski’s lawyer requested the hearing be postponed until January
District totals are at 152 student and 91 staff cases
Alachua County to be represented by women on the county commission, in Congress and in the White House
ACPS teachers can still count on volunteers this school year, even through a screen
GPD hasn’t yet identified the motorcyclist or whether he’s a UF student
The emails warning that white supremacists were coming to Gainesville to kidnap and hang Black men are from a bot account, police say
It is easy for a young person to feel frustrated with a system that only occasionally listens to their voice. However, the passage of Amendment 2, serves as a silver lining: a reminder that the youth vote mattered.
Four days after Election Day, the results are known: Joe Biden is the president-elect.
District totals are at 143 student and 86 staff cases
More than 63% of students supported Biden, mirroring election trends in Alachua County