Good morning, Gainesville.

Gainesville Health & Fitness is hosting Celebration of America 250 on Tuesday, June 30 at 7:30 p.m. at GHF Main on Newberry Road, a free event that will feature military branch speakers + a grand patriotic sculpture unveiling, live music, and refreshments.

Coterie Market announced plans to expand by launching a coffee trailer at Oaks Mall by the end of June and is preparing a second storefront that will showcase local artwork — an effort aimed at adding convenience for local residents.

Residents gathered at Bo Diddly Plaza on Friday, Jun.

19 to close out Juneteenth festivities and honor the holiday.

UF is yet to begin the Graham Woods Stormwater Improvement Project (a campus initiative) to repair failing infrastructure and restore Lake Alice watershed.

The project will remove invasive species and reestablish native vegetation (including planned plantings) to filter runoff and boost habitat.

Alachua County launched its new Community Hub on June 19 — a centralized online platform that lets residents track county projects, services, and updates.

The site organizes information into user-friendly microsites covering topics such as transportation, economic development, and public safety.

UF’s Board of Trustees approved former University of Alabama President Stuart Bell as the leading candidate for president, but the Florida Board of Governors postponed his confirmation indefinitely over governance concerns.

The board will meet Monday to decide on naming him interim president (Donald Landry remains until Aug. 1).

Cancer survivors and caregivers gathered Friday afternoon at First Baptist Church in Gainesville for the Shared Journeys event — hosted by Assurance with partners WellFlorida Council and North Central Florida Cancer Control Collaborative — which offered educational breakout sessions, guided journey mapping and free breakfast and lunch.

Tavis Honeycutt, a Newberry player, was named the TV20 Baseball Play of the Year after earning over 10,000 votes from area fans.

He posted a .609 average with 16 homers this season (and was honored as Class 2A Player of the Year).

Four Buchholz weightlifters (Mei Li Yeung, Tiffany Lee, Scarlett Johnston, and Sophia Flesner) will compete at the USA Weightlifting National Championships in Colorado Springs starting today.

Coach Luke Levasseur says the event will build strength and confidence as the team prepares for next season.

FHSAA’s tentative baseball district assignments have prompted concern among local coaches, with Gainesville’s Buchholz set to face a more challenging 6A schedule while appeals remain open until Friday, July 3.

The changes could affect teams’ future playoff chances.

Juvenile Live at Heartwood Soundstage

7-10 p.m. — Heartwood Soundstage — Ticket prices vary — Experience a high-energy hip-hop performance with classic hits and crowd favorites.

Celebrity Bingo Fundraiser

6-9 p.m. — Senior Recreation Center — Community support event — Enjoy an evening of celebrity bingo, games, prizes, and food while benefiting Gianna’s Place.

#iDoit4mycity Weekend: Services Event

3-7 p.m. — Pulp Arts — Free entry — Engage in a vibrant community experience with a mix of entertainment and education over the weekend.

WUFT’s Fanfares & Fireworks

6-10 p.m. — UF Bandshell at Flavet Field — Free entry — Celebrate Independence Day Eve with live music, food trucks, and a dazzling fireworks finale.

AVELLO Concert

9:00 p.m. — Vivid Music Hall — Ticketed event — Experience an electrifying night with AVELLO in Gainesville.

Skweezy Jibbs Movie Premiere

6:30-8:00 p.m. — The Wooly — Tickets required — Enjoy the premiere of a comedy mockumentary about the making of a blockbuster film.

Parrotfish Live Performance

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Signal Lounge — $10 cover — Experience the scummiest, most lovable rock band from Florida that promises an unforgettable live show.

Underoath Live Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — The Wooly — Tickets available — Experience an energetic performance by Underoath with soaring choruses and hard-hitting rhythms.

Asian Food Festival in Downtown Gainesville

3-11 p.m. — Depot Park — Free admission — Celebrate Asian cuisine with 60+ food vendors, live entertainment, and cultural performances over a fun-filled weekend.

Health & Safety Camp

1-5 p.m. — Millhopper Station South Community Association — Cost not specified — Engage early adolescents in fun activities focused on health, safety, and social skills.