Protesters in Gainesville once again joined protesters across the nation to denounce the policies and actions of President Donald Trump and his administration. Coming on the heels of a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent fatally shooting a woma... See more
As Lottie Colton rode past The Grill Father food truck on a recent day, the name of the business on the side of it made her stop to see what the business had to offer. “This is my first time here, and it was the name of the business that made me stop,” sa... See more
Dolly Parton Imagination Library honors young readers in Gainesville Cleveland Tinker - Gainesville Thrives sponsors the Dolly Parton Imagination Library program in Alachua County. - The program provides a free book each month to children under five in sp... See more
Family, unity celebrated at Kwanzaa event in Gainesville Cleveland Tinker - The first day of Kwanzaa was celebrated at the Cotton Club Museum and Cultural Center in Gainesville. - The event featured African drumming, storytelling, and the lighting of the ... See more
Gainesville churches to uphold Watch Night tradition rooted in emancipation Cleveland Tinker - Watch Night services are a New Year's Eve tradition in many Black churches. - The tradition began on December 31, 1862, as people awaited the Emancipation Procl... See more
