Good morning, Gainesville.

A former laboratory beagle that spent nearly seven years in a research facility is now enjoying a new home in Gainesville with a loving family.

A 14-year-old battling rare brain cancer enjoyed a fan weekend that brought him face-to-face with Florida athletes (including a locker room tour and meet-and-greet) after a challenging week of surgeries.

His family said the event gave him time to be a kid and enjoy local football spirit.

Thursday morning, Gainesville Bread of the Mighty received 33,800 pounds of food donated by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints when a red, white + blue semi-truck arrived on Northwest 10th Avenue.

Nearly 20 volunteers and leaders sorted the food to prepare local distribution ahead of the holidays.

Hundreds visited the Oddities Market at Bo Diddley Plaza on Sunday evening; the event showcased art, history, fantasy, and unexpected items.

Up2U Nutrition on Northwest 23rd Avenue now offers SpecialTeas featuring water-based protein shakes and high-protein treats.

Founded by Nicolas Echavarria and Rosie Gil, the eatery serves Latino-inspired drinks like Miami Vice Tea and Caramel Pie shake for Gainesville students and locals.

Florida football coach Jon Sumrall debuted with a 66-21 win over FAU at The Swamp on Sept.

5 — a game that taught his team important lessons in defense and offense. The Gators will host Campbell on Sept. 12 before playing Auburn on Sept. 19.

The Florida Gators swept North Texas 3-0 Sunday afternoon in a match highlighted by key plays from Logan King and Taylor Parks—this win sets them up to host Miami at the O’Dome Wednesday at 8 p.m.

Florida's Gators cross country teams were ranked No. 2 (women) and No. 3 (men) in the SEC preseason poll last Wednesday.

They will begin their season Friday in Kennesaw during the Stan Sims XC Opener as they aim to build on past success.

No. 17 Florida volleyball swept North Texas on Sunday at the Super Pit in Denton (the team tallied 44 kills and 12 blocks in three sets).

The Gators have returned to Gainesville and will face Miami at 8 p.m. on Wednesday.

Buchholz Bobcats defeated Eastside Rams 49–7 Friday night at Citizens Field.

The Bobcats' dominating defense — led by quarterback Andrew Whittemore scoring five touchdowns — extended their unbeaten streak in the city rivalry, and Eastside will host Belleview next Friday.

No. 21 Florida soccer suffered its first home loss in a 2-1 defeat to No. 5 Wake Forest on Sunday at Dizney Stadium.

A late penalty shot gave the Deacs the winning goal after Florida had tied the score in the second half.