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Gainesville
Monday, September 15th, 2025
Good morning, Gainesville. Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 15th of September.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ TV20’s David Snyder will cover several local stories this week — police investigated threats at Howard Bishop Middle School and lane closures will occur on I-75 for repairs — while residents also look forward to an art fest at Live Oak Library, an exhibit of Ernest Lee’s work at the Cotton Club Museum, and a vote on free concert funding in Alachua. This collection of events shows a busy week ahead for community news. WCJB
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Ernest Lee's artwork is on display at the Cotton Club Museum in Gainesville. His exhibit Painted Roots: Images of Black Southern Life shows southern family life and will run until Jan. 20. WCJB
- ➤ Gainesville oddity shops are now sourcing animal remains from certified taxidermists and salvaged specimens—vendors say this ethical approach helps buyers learn where items come from. They add that shoppers should inquire about an item’s origin as interest in sustainable practices grows among collectors. WUFT
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Residents expressed concern after a Forbes article on Ichetucknee Springs led to more visitors in the unprotected lower river, where increased boating and foot traffic may damage plant life—experts noted that state rules have kept the upper park safe but broader issues like pollution and water overuse need more action. Local groups urged state officials to address these challenges to protect the entire river system. WUFT
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Residents in Alachua will vote on a proposal to fund free live music events in the city—joining similar efforts in other cities. Voters will decide if concerts are held to support local culture. WCJB
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Florida's Gators defeated Baylor in five sets on Sunday at the Exactech Arena—sophomore Aniya Madkin set a career high with 15 kills that helped secure the team's first win over a ranked opponent. The victory gives the Gators momentum as they prepare to face Marquette on Friday at 7 p.m. The Independent Florida Alligator
- ➤ After DJ Lagway threw five interceptions in one game and six overall this season, coach Billy Napier backed him while some called for freshman Tramell Jones Jr. to start against Miami—Napier will let Jones take reps in practice this week to help fix the team’s quarterback problems. The Gainesville Sun
- ➤ The Florida Gators lost 20-10 to LSU after DJ Lagway threw five interceptions—while the Miami Hurricanes beat USF 49-12 with Carson Beck throwing for 340 yards and three touchdowns. The Gainesville Sun
- ➤ Week 3 of college football saw SEC teams face tough tests as Tennessee lost 44-41 in overtime to Georgia after holding a 21-7 lead and Vanderbilt secured its biggest win over South Carolina since the 1950s — rankings in the Week 4 Coaches Poll and AP Top 25 will be updated soon with more results from LSU, Texas A&M and Texas. GatorSports
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Run for Recovery 5k
8 a.m. – 12 p.m. — Depot Park — Registration required — Participate in a vibrant 5k run aimed at supporting recovery efforts in the community.
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Florida Gators Volleyball vs. Mississippi State Bulldogs
7-8:30 p.m. — Stephen C. O'Connell Center — VIP tickets and packages available — Catch the Florida Gators take on the Mississippi State Bulldogs in an exciting volleyball showdown.
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JJ Grey & Mofro Live
6:30-9 p.m. — Heartwood Soundstage — $TBD — Experience powerful southern soul and rock with gritty vocals and personal songwriting.
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