Community workshop for T.B. McPherson renovation to be held on Thursday, April 9
The City of Gainesville is holding a second Community Workshop to gather input regarding planned improvements at the T.B. McPherson Recreation Complex, located at 1717 SE 15th St. The workshop will be held on Thursday, April 9, 6-7:30 p.m., at the T.B. McPherson Center. The post Community workshop for T.B. McPherson...
Gainesville City Commission postpones City Manager selection to 2027, approves red light camera contract
During the morning session of the April 2 Gainesville City Commission meeting, Commissioners voted to delay a decision on a permanent City Manager until early 2027 and approved a contract for red light cameras. The post Gainesville City Commission postpones City Manager selection to 2027, approves red light camera...
This Gainesville Garden Oasis Is Packed with Rare Plants, Bamboo Forests, and Peaceful Paths...
There is a place in Gainesville, Florida, where towering bamboo casts long shadows over quiet paths, giant water lilies float like green platters on still ponds, and butterflies drift between blooms as if they own the place. It covers more than 60 acres and costs just $12 to get in, which makes it one of the...
A Small-Town Florida Restaurant Where The Steaks Are Hard To Put Into Words
Florida does not usually lead you to places like this, and that is exactly what makes it unforgettable. It is the kind of restaurant you hear about from someone who swears it is worth the drive, a place you almost do not believe exists until you see it for yourself. The road there feels quieter, slower, like you are...
Air monitoring finds no health risk at Gainesville’s Williams Elementary
State Rep. Yvonne Hayes Hinson stated in a March 31 press release that state and local environmental agencies found no current health risk to students or staff from chemical toxins previously detected at Joseph Williams Elementary School in southeast Gainesville. A recent Florida Department of Environmental...
Lawnmower operator dead after being struck by pickup truck in Florida
FLORIDA — A man riding a lawnmower was killed and a pickup truck driver was hospitalized following a crash in Marion County, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. Troopers said the crash occurred Monday along Northwest 118th Street Road. According to investigators, a Ford F-150 was traveling southbound when the...
More than 1,000 attend Passover Seder on University of Florida campus
More than 1,000 Jewish students, faculty, alumni and community members gathered April 1 at the University of Florida’s O’Connell Center for what organizers said was the largest single‑seated Passover Seder in the United States. Hosted by the Chabad UF Jewish Student & Community Center, the event aimed to ensure that...
Zero Waste Week shows residents where Alachua County’s trash goes
Garbage trucks and semis roll in and out of Leveda Brown Environmental Park, each carrying up to 22 tons of garbage. Most of that waste didn’t have to be there. A tour of the Leveda Brown Transfer Station was one of the events scheduled during Zero Waste Gainesville’s 7th annual Zero Waste Week, which runs through...
Alachua man arrested for firing a pistol under the influence of alcohol near Turkey...
Riley Jay Kamden Abney, 21, was arrested late last night for using a gun under the influence of alcohol after numerous Turkey Creek residents reported hearing gunshots. The post Alachua man arrested for firing a pistol under the influence of alcohol near Turkey Creek appeared first on Alachua Chronicle .
‘Is there any way I can feel safe’: Social 28 tenants file worker conduct...
Like clockwork, Social 28 tenants awake to their daily alarm — hammering, drilling and shouting. While the tenants’ clocks read 7:30 a.m., their rooms still appear as if it were midnight. March marked the tenth straight month of construction on Social 28, an off-campus student apartment complex built...

















