Live Oak Man Killed In Suwannee County Crash
A 61 year old Live Oak man is dead following a crash involving a pickup and an SUV in Suwannee County. Florida Highway Patrol says the crash happened around 9:34 p m on U S Highway 129 north of Live Oak, where the pickup struck an SUV stopped in a construction zone. The Live Oak […]
Read MoreBen Hill Griffin Stadium Renovation To Keep Full Capacity
University of Florida officials say renovations at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville will not reduce seating capacity despite earlier concerns. School officials say the $400 million project will keep the stadium at 88,548 seats while adding ADA improvements like wider aisles and handrails. The multi-phase upgrade will modernize gates, concourses, concessions, restrooms, video boards, […]
Read MoreGainesville Clarinet Choir To Perform Spring Concert Tuesday
The Gainesville Area Clarinet Choir is set to perform a free concert Tuesday night at the Gainesville Fine Arts Gallery. The “Folk Music for Springtime” performance begins at 7 p m at 1314 South Main Street and will feature local musicians playing five different types of clarinets. Organizers say the program includes a range of […]
Read MoreP K Yonge And Gainesville Lead All Area Girls Soccer Honors
P K Yonge and Gainesville High School are dominating this year’s All Area girls soccer teams, highlighting another strong season for both programs. P K Yonge won its seventh straight district title and placed five players on the small school team. Gainesville High also had five selections on the big school team after winning its […]
Read MoreState Withholds High Springs Funds Over Missing Audit
The state is cutting off funding to the High Springs Community Redevelopment Agency over a missing 2023–24 audit, with legal action now on the table. The Florida Department of Revenue has already begun withholding revenue sharing and sales tax funds, and officials warn those losses will continue each month the audit remains incomplete. State officials […]
Read MoreNewberry Reenacts Revolutionary War Battles For 250th Celebration
Newberry marked the start of America’s 250th anniversary with a large-scale reenactment of the Battles of Lexington and Concord during its Main Street Spring Festival. Hundreds gathered downtown as costumed militiamen and British troops recreated the opening fights of the Revolutionary War. The city also dedicated a Liberty Tree at City Hall, with officials planning […]
Read MoreAutopsy Confirms Alachua Dog Mauling Death
An autopsy confirms 61 year old “Mori” Simon of Miami-Dade died after being mauled by dogs at a family property in Alachua County. The medical examiner says Simon suffered severe injuries from head to toe, including damage to major arteries, while walking with her 3 year old grandson on March 19. The child was not […]
Read MoreHarn Museum Opens Florida In The Frame Exhibition
The Harn Museum of Art is launching a new exhibition titled “Florida in the Frame,” showcasing more than a century of artwork focused on the state. The collection features paintings, sculptures and textiles from over 65 artists, highlighting Florida’s landscapes, cities and tourism history. The exhibit opens today and runs through late July, with free […]
Read MoreSongfest 2026 Set For Saturday In Gainesville
The Barbergators Chorus is hosting SongFest 2026 this Saturday at the First United Methodist Church. The free event features a cappella and choral groups from across the area, showcasing a range of musical styles and talent. Organizers say donations will be accepted.
Read MoreBike Day Fundraiser Set For Saturday In Gainesville
The Gainesville Opportunity Center is hosting its Bike Day fundraiser Saturday at First Magnitude Brewing Company. Riders and walkers can take part in events ranging from a community walk to a 50-mile ride along the Hawthorne Trail. Organizers say the event will also feature live music and activities, with proceeds supporting the center’s programs.
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