Alachua County’s bystander CPR rates save lives, study finds
Two minutes into cardiac arrest — when the heart stops pumping and blood ceases to flow to the body’s organs — brain cells begin to die.
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Alachua County’s bystander CPR rates save lives, study finds
Two minutes into cardiac arrest — when the heart stops pumping and blood ceases to flow to the body’s organs — brain cells begin to die.
Law enforcement closes I-75 to capture suspect in Union County double homicide
Interstate shut down between Micanopy and Williston Road during incident.
Alachua County Public Schools presents 9 draft boundary maps for community input
Maps developed as part of district’s comprehensive planning initiative.
Alachua County Sheriff’s Office seeks public help in weekend shooting
The Alachua County Sheriff’s Office (ACSO) is seeking the public’s help regarding a person shot at a residence in the 8400 block of NE 77th Lane […]
Gainesville plans series of events for Black History Month 2026
Festivities kick off on Saturday at Bo Diddley Plaza.
Firefighters extinguish commercial building blaze on SW 2nd Avenue
Fire originated from porch area.
UF students demand end to ICE collaboration during Solidarity Fest
Event held Friday in Turlington Plaza.
Alachua County Library District offers free tax help
AARP Tax-Aide and United Way VITA to be available through April 15.
Dance Alive National Ballet to perform ‘Swan Lake’
Event slated for Saturday at Curtis M. Phillips Center.
‘Hogtown Brewers Beer and Food Pairing’ slated for Sunday
Fundraiser at First Magnitude Brewing Co. to support Humane Society of North Central Florida.
Inaugural Gainesville Beer Mile set to run on Saturday
Event to be held at Cypress & Grove Brewing Company.
Alachua County greenlighted for UF land deal, $30M animal shelter
Sheriff’s office to begin animal enforcement.
“Ten Minute Plays” on tap for Friday at Santa Fe College
Performances to offer sampling of Broadway’s best.
District champion P.K. Yonge boys soccer to be guests on “The Prep Zone Sports Show”
Williston hosts Buchholz in Thursday’s final hoops regular-season broadcast.
Matheson to present ‘Baseball in Paradise: A History of Spring Training in Florida’
Event slated for Wednesday, Jan. 28
Aging Matters: How end-of-life choices are reshaping the deathcare industry
Home funerals and natural burials gain popularity.
Frazer School’s science bowl team wins regional competition
Team advances to national finals in spring.
Bricks & Minifigs LEGO store to open in Gainesville on Jan. 31
Store features new, used and retired LEGO sets, mini figures and more.
High Springs teacher Barbara Brock named 2026 Alachua County Teacher of the Year
Brock among 40 educators honored at annual Teacher of the Year ceremony.
‘Knightlife: Medieval Faire Afterparty’ on tap for Sunday
Heartwood Soundstage to host event following Hoggetowne Medieval Faire.
Gainesville’s Dream on Purpose finds permanent home in time for $200K deadline
Local nonprofit preps to enter second decade of service.
Gainesville man, 55, dies in pickup crash on NW 107th Terrace
A 55-year-old Gainesville man died Tuesday night when his pickup truck left the road on NW 107th Terrace and hit a tree. According to a Florida […]
Buchholz Players to perform ‘Arsenic and Old Lace’
Performances start on Thursday, Jan. 22, and run through Jan. 31.
Oak Hall School achieves Platinum status on AP Honor Roll
Platinum is highest distinction awarded through AP Recognition Program.