Good morning, Gainesville.

A new documentary titled First They Came for My College examines leadership changes at New College and follows students, professors and staff amid a shift in campus values — it is screening in Gainesville at Hippodrome Theatre through Sept.

26.

Members of the Gainesville Harmony Show Chorus celebrated National Citizenship Month with a community concert held today at a local venue near downtown to honor civic contributions.

Frazer School’s chess team won the U.S. Amateur Team playoffs online on Sept.

12 by beating the North and West regional champions 5.5-2.5 in each match, with Jolie Huang recording 3 wins and 1 draw while captain Bach Ngo expressed pride in their win.

Florida football overcame early mistakes in a 44-39 SEC win over Auburn yesterday, with QB Aaron Philo completing 15 of 22 passes and sparking crucial scoring drives.

Coach Jon Sumrall said the team must reduce its 16 offensive line penalties and defensive lapses as it prepares for future SEC matchups.

The Florida Gators will host the Ole Miss Rebels on Saturday, Sept.

26 at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville, Fla. Tickets start at $219 as both teams remain undefeated and prepare for an exciting SEC showdown.

Officials from Gainesville and Eastside high schools met with police before Friday’s game at Citizens Field to set up fences to separate fans — a plan aimed at keeping everyone safe.

The Hurricanes earned a 24-10 win that broke a four-game losing streak, reflecting pride and friendly rivalry.

Florida coach Jon Sumrall said he was pleased with the road win at Auburn but remains concerned about penalties as he expects his team to improve discipline for upcoming games.

Week 6 high school football will resume district play later this week with games on Thursday, Sept.

24 and Friday, Sept. 25 at local fields. Key matchups include Gainesville High facing Ocala-Vanguard and Bradford taking a road test at Madison County.