Santa Fe art gallery to restart exhibits Friday
Jan 19, 2022
The Santa Fe College Art Gallery will launch its first public exhibit since spring of 2020 on Friday with “No Day Without a Line: New Plein […]
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Santa Fe art gallery to restart exhibits Friday
The Santa Fe College Art Gallery will launch its first public exhibit since spring of 2020 on Friday with “No Day Without a Line: New Plein […]
Buccholz senior receives national accolades
Jan 19, 2022
The Society for Science recently named Buchholz senior Anjana Balachandar as one of 300 Regeneron Science Talent Search scholars. Balachandar was selected from a pool of […]
MLK march, celebration brings Newberry together
Jan 17, 2022
Youth advocate Annetta McCloud and leaders of the My Time Youth group in Newberry found a way to teach students what Martin Luther King Jr. Day […]
Wildlife expert answers questions on COVID, deer
Jan 17, 2022
Recent scientific studies have shown that white-tailed deer, a deer species found all over the eastern United States, can become infected with the virus that causes […]
Snow Day a celebration of Kimberly Morales
Jan 17, 2022
Three-year-old Savannah Reed decided she was ready to ride down the snow slide all by herself after making the first trip down with her father Brian […]
Cade Museum hosts new exhibit, theme
Jan 15, 2022
Visitors can thread their way through the Cade Museum for Creativity and Invention’s new exhibit and theme that will run Feb. 3 through May 29. The […]
Fishing report: Speck fishers go on alert
Jan 15, 2022
Early Saturday morning, hopeful anglers were greeted by windy, chilly and rough conditions. The new year always sees the start of fishing tournaments, and organizers of […]
Fans support humane societies to honor Betty White
Jan 13, 2022
Longtime actress Betty White died Dec. 31, shattering the growing anticipation for her 100th birthday on Jan. 17. But her death proved the start of an […]
Joint command tackles “unusual mortality event”
Jan 13, 2022
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) rescued a record number of manatee in 2021 as habitats failed to provide sufficient nutrition and more than […]
Hoggetowne Medieval Faire returns
Jan 13, 2022
The 35th annual Hoggetowne Medieval Faire returns in person for three straight weekends and at a new venue starting this Saturday. The City of Gainesville’s longtime […]
Conservation cemetery manager finds her calling
Jan 10, 2022
Jamie Westfall sets her smartphone on the edge of a wood frame that marks the next grave to be dug at the Prairie Creek Conservation Cemetery […]
FWC releases wildlife research project updates
Jan 9, 2022
The restoration of game wildlife, such as white-tailed deer, wild turkey and wood ducks, is one of the most celebrated accomplishments of modern wildlife management. According […]
Florida Finds: Devil’s Millhopper State Park
Jan 8, 2022
There’s a National Natural Landmark in our own backyard, and it is there for our enjoyment, viewing and hiking year-round. But it’s a particularly special place […]
GNV’s connection with annual Christmas Bird Count
Jan 6, 2022
Birders have woken early to brave all sorts of weather over the past few weeks in order to tally up all the birds they can spot […]
Tour de Felasco returns Saturday
Jan 6, 2022
The 19th annual Tour de Felasco returns this Saturday at the San Felasco Hammock Preserve State Park following a one-year hiatus. Hosted by The Friends of […]
Alachua County purchases 2,274 acre easement
Jan 4, 2022
Alachua County bought a 2,274-acre conservation easement through its Alachua County Forever program, bringing the total acreage to 27,952. In a press release, Alachua County said […]
FWC to hold seminar on adding alligator hunt hours
Jan 3, 2022
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission will hold a seminar on Tuesday for feedback on proposed extensions of allowed alligator hunting in the state. […]
Mark your calendar: Good stuff coming in 2022
Jan 2, 2022
The last two years have been unpredictable when it comes to events, but the 2022 calendar is still full. To go along with our more detailed […]
Fishing report: Looking back on good fishing year
Jan 1, 2022
All-in-all, 2021 was a good fishing year for us in North Florida. A rainy start made for some good things in our lakes but did no […]
Florida State Parks promotes First Day Hikes 2022
Dec 31, 2021
Whether you’re a seasoned park veteran or just finding us for the first time, there’s no better way to kick off a new year than with […]
Distemper outbreak halts dog intake, adoptions
Dec 31, 2021
All dogs at the Alachua County Animal Resources and Care (ARC) are now in quarantine for at least four weeks due to a distemper outbreak. The […]
FWC celebrates New Year’s Eve with smoked fish dip
Dec 31, 2021
With 2021 coming to an end, many people are more than ready to dip into the new year and see what 2022 will bring. Looking ahead, […]
Puddles brings his pity party back to Gainesville
Dec 29, 2021
Puddles isn’t talking. But he will be singing on stage at the University of Florida’s Performing Arts Phillips Center on Jan. 11. Puddles Pity Party won […]
Local DJs look back on 2021 hits, ahead to 2022
Dec 28, 2021
From Drake to Twenty One Pilots, artists produced and published a lot of new music in 2021―not to mention the classics that never go out of […]