Alachua County to unveil statue on Juneteenth
Jun 15, 2023
Statue will honor the life and legacy of Dr. Patricia Hillard-Nunn
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Alachua County to unveil statue on Juneteenth
Statue will honor the life and legacy of Dr. Patricia Hillard-Nunn
Gainesville trims more from its budget
Jun 14, 2023
Ironwood Golf Course and GRACE marketplace funds added back into fiscal year 2024 plans.
J.Crew Factory grand opening on tap Thursday
Jun 14, 2023
Grand opening to include discounts, grand-prize giveaway.
GNV plans food waste program expansion
Jun 14, 2023
Residential food waste composting program looks to double participation.
I-75 semi crash kills one, injures one
Jun 14, 2023
Two tractor-trailers collide south of Gainesville.
County manager proposes another tax rate cut
Jun 13, 2023
Reduced tax rate still projected to raise almost $153 million in 2024.
Suicidal man shot, killed by ACSO deputies
Jun 13, 2023
FDLE investigates Monday incident where man aims shotgun at deputies.
Children’s Trust amends strategic plan
Jun 13, 2023
Trust will maintain its millage rate but plans further review for next year’s budget.
ACPS students earn record number of certificates
Jun 13, 2023
These 4,300 industry certificates can help students jumpstart careers or get into colleges.
U.S. to rejoin UNESCO after years of absence
Jun 13, 2023
U.S. will rejoin this summer to counter China's growing influence.
Newberry asks for grant to improve historic plant
Jun 12, 2023
City also will request proposals from private businesses that want to develop power plant.
UF snags UT scholar to lead Hamilton Center
Jun 12, 2023
William Inboden build Clements Center at University of Texas
Trenton woman killed in fatal hit-and-run
Jun 12, 2023
Pickup strikes pedestrian walking on SE 53rd Court.
ACFR units extricate SUV driver trapped under semi
Jun 12, 2023
SUV collides under stopped tractor-trailer near Waldo.
Alachua County Sports & Events Center ceremony draws crowd
Jun 10, 2023
New facility designed to draw out-of-town events.
County pushes back on PACE program
Jun 9, 2023
State agency continues operations despite lack of agreements.
ACT to expand local state park
Jun 9, 2023
Protection of area will continue link between Scrub State Park and Bar Hammock Preserve
SF College sends Habitat house to High Springs
Jun 8, 2023
Construction management and apprenticeship programs partner for their 13th Habitat for Humanity home.