Keep Alachua County Beautiful to mark 30 years
Apr 20, 2022
Keep Alachua County Beautiful (KACB) will celebrate Earth Day along with its 30th anniversary this Saturday in Micanopy by planting 30 live oak trees in coordination […]
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Keep Alachua County Beautiful to mark 30 years
Keep Alachua County Beautiful (KACB) will celebrate Earth Day along with its 30th anniversary this Saturday in Micanopy by planting 30 live oak trees in coordination […]
Collector’s Corner readies for upcoming sale
Apr 19, 2022
A Collector’s Corner might sound like a place for tweed suits with pince-nez to dust off 18th century works of art, but at the Friends of […]
High Springs to host 45th Annual Pioneer Days
Apr 19, 2022
The 45th annual Pioneer Days kicks off this weekend in downtown High Springs. Dedicated to High Spring’s history and life and times in the late 1880s […]
MotoSurf event hits waves in Keystone Heights
Apr 18, 2022
Hit the beach in Keystone Heights this weekend for the inaugural MotoSurf Continental Cup and the first U.S. edition of the MotoSkate and Efoil races. Registration […]
Concert to celebrate Duke Ellington’s birthday
Apr 18, 2022
Cade Museum will celebrate legendary bandleader Duke Ellington’s birthday when 1000 Voices of North Central Florida performs a free concert at 4 p.m. on Sunday, April […]
Study shows heat, drought hurt earth’s forests
Apr 17, 2022
How hot is too hot, and how dry is too dry, for the Earth’s forests? A new study from an international team of researchers found the […]
Fishing report: An unusual catch
Apr 16, 2022
We’ve heard a lot of fishing stories through the years, so rarely is someone is able to come in the store with one that’s purely unique. […]
Kona Ice celebrates national “Chill Out” Day
Apr 14, 2022
To relieve the stress associated with Tax Day, Kona Ice will host its seventh annual national “Chill Out” Day on Monday at the Newberry Post Office. […]
MLK pickleball group gives back to community
Apr 13, 2022
For members of the MLK Pickleball Players Club, the rules are simple – have fun and leave politics at the door. On weekday mornings between 8 […]
Matheson celebrates Black Thursday anniversary
Apr 12, 2022
Matheson History Museum will host the 51st anniversary of Black Thursday at 7 p.m. on Thursday. The free event features Matheson’s newest exhibit, “We’re Tired of […]
FWC holds second annual scavenger hunt
Apr 10, 2022
During the last two weekends in April, join the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) for its second annual Florida WildQuest, a scavenger hunt at […]
Olasky Books: History from ‘The Horde’ to Hitler
Apr 9, 2022
Welcome to the first installment of Olasky Books: Not “great books” or “best books,” but a monthly list of new, well-written books (often histories) that taught […]
Fishing report: Signs of fish behavior shift
Apr 9, 2022
Through the decades, we’ve watched seasonal fishing trends, hoping to get an accurate line on the behavior patterns of favorite species in our area lakes. The […]
Annual Clot Trot fundraises to blot hemophilia
Apr 4, 2022
Join the fun at the 11th Annual Gator Clot Trot: Fun Walk or 5K Run on Saturday, April 9, and help raise funds for the Hemophilia […]
FWC: Boaters slow down for manatees
Apr 3, 2022
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is asking Florida residents and visitors to help keep manatees safe, especially while out on the water. As […]
Local salon owner sets world record
Apr 3, 2022
On a rainy March evening at Thornebrook Village Shopping Center, around 50 people gathered to watch Ziba Ahmadi attempt to break her own Guinness World Record […]
ACLD celebrates National Library Week
Apr 2, 2022
If you haven’t visited your local branch, the Alachua County Library District (ACLD) invites all community members to stop by or check its online resources during […]
Florida Finds: Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo
Apr 2, 2022
It’s all happening at the zoo, the Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo, that is—the only zoo on a college campus in the United States accredited by […]
Fishing report: Varied results at area tournaments
Apr 2, 2022
Only a few teams showed up Saturday morning to fish the UF/FWC Bass Tournament on Newnans Lake. That was likely due to a couple of factors. […]
Book festival to kick off third year at Oaks Mall
Apr 1, 2022
Authors from Gainesville and across Florida will set up shop at the Oaks Mall on Saturday, April 9 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. for the […]
Matheson Museum hosts women trailblazers talk
Mar 31, 2022
Mackenzie Pizzio will present the “Trailblazers:150 Years of Alachua County Women” exhibition at the Matheson History Museum on Saturday. The event starts at 4 p.m. and […]
Cade Museum teaches animation in new exhibit
Mar 31, 2022
The Cade Museum for Creativity and Invention will hit play on a new, DIY exhibit in May that will give visitors to take home animation skills. […]
Library restarts, launches programs in April
Mar 27, 2022
The Alachua County Library District will start offering new, in-person programs along with old favorites in April, giving patrons a chance to converse, learn and get […]
Fishing report: The greatest sport is also cruel
Mar 26, 2022
A bass tournament was held Saturday out of Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Historic State Park. Nothing unusual about that. The unusual part didn’t come until weigh-in. Many […]