Good morning, Gainesville.

The market moved to San Felasco Tech City in January and has drawn over 100,000 visitors with Saturday events from 8:30 a.m. to noon at 13900 Tech City Circle — a boost for local farms and a revival of a 50-year tradition.

UF President Stuart Bell outlined his vision during a 7:30 a.m. breakfast at the UF Hilton Hotel, highlighting the university’s 51% share of local jobs and unveiling plans for a $1.5 billion stadium renovation + a new literacy and AI initiative.

Beginning Monday, Oct.

5, nearly 65% of households will see a new curbside collection day due to a change in the waste contract (residents should check the online lookup map or call Public Works to confirm their schedule).

A University of Florida team has developed a handheld device that quickly detects seven mosquito-borne illnesses and could support clinicians in low-resource areas (including rural settings) with accurate diagnosis.

The No. 22 Gators will host No. 6 Ole Miss tomorrow at The Swamp (3:30 p.m. on ABC), with five standout players including QB Aaron Philo and RB Jadan Baugh expected to drive a signature win.

Florida football will face No. 6 Ole Miss tomorrow at The Swamp at 3:30 p.m. on ABC+ analysts expect the unbeaten Gators, under first-year coach Jon Sumrall, to secure a signature win as crowd support could affect the game.

Florida volleyball gained a 9-1 record in nonconference play thanks to experienced transfers and strong team depth.

The Gators now begin SEC play Sunday at Oklahoma under coach Ryan Theis, who has led the turnaround in his second season.

Thursday night, Buchholz stayed undefeated after a 17-point run helped them beat Forest 38-20, with coaches John Brantley and Mark Whittemore guiding their teams in Gainesville.

Florida coach Todd Golden said he feels less pressure heading into the season as the team keeps key players from last year despite an early NCAA tournament loss.

The Gators will play in their season opener on Nov. 2 vs Miami in Tampa.

Former South Carolina standout Sarah Hamner, whose pro tennis plans ended after an Achilles tear, accepted an assistant coach role with Florida women’s tennis in late August.

She will build team confidence and learn from head coach Per Nilsson — blending competitive spirit with mentoring.