Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 25th of October.
Good morning, Gainesville.
Gainesville's new Police Chief, Nelson Moya, emphasizes reducing gun violence, increasing police engagement, and managing traffic issues as his top priorities during a meeting with the Police Advisory Council.
The Child Advocacy Center in Gainesville marks its 25th anniversary with a gala to support its mission of aiding children affected by abuse and neglect.
Gainesville subdivision residents dispute the use of a berm as a flood barrier or a public trail, while city commissioners recommend the community resolve the disagreement among themselves.
Gainesville City Commission approves renovations for downtown 'Streatery' to enhance it as a pedestrian venue for festivals and markets, with construction starting in late 2025.
Gainesville's local bookstores, thriving amid the digital age, reinforce the continued preference for paper books over e-books.
The article highlights upcoming local events including charity fundraisers, art exhibits, dance performances, and theatrical shows offering a variety of cultural experiences.
University of Florida students Haven Lough and Gibson Ardoline share their experiences balancing life as social media influencers with their academic responsibilities, illustrating both the challenges and opportunities that come with their online fame.
Alachua County reports a record-high early voting turnout for the 2024 presidential election, with nearly 5,000 residents voting each on the first two days.
A judge has deferred the decision on a referendum's legality, impacting Gainesville Regional Utilities' governance, until after November elections, maintaining its current authority structure.
Santa Fe College's volleyball team secured a victory against Daytona State College with a final score of 3-2 in a closely contested match.
Gainesville Toddler T-Ball Fall Program 2024
Experience an engaging toddler T-ball program designed for children ages 18 months to 4 years, running for eight weeks with various activities and team gear included.
Gainesville English Country Dance Event
Experience lively English country dancing to live music by Hoggetowne Fancy at the United Church of Gainesville, with instructional dances for all skill levels.
Candlelight: Halloween Classics Concert
Experience a haunting evening of Halloween-themed classics performed by the Listeso String Quartet in a beautifully candlelit setting at the Hippodrome Theatre.
FTC Fall Track Night: 5k & 1 Mile Fundraiser
Experience a community-centered Fall Track Night featuring a 5k and 1-mile run, supporting Buchholz Cross Country and Track Teams with a raffle and fun for all participants.
Your Fiesta Radio Festival 2024
Experience a vibrant day filled with Latin music, dance, games, art, and great food at the Tu Fiesta Radio Festival in Gainesville.
Ole Miss Rebels vs. Florida Gators Women's Volleyball
Experience an exciting volleyball showdown as the Florida Gators take on the Ole Miss Rebels, with free candy goodie bags for the first 250 kids attending.
AARP Smart Driver Course at Trinity United Methodist Church
Learn safe driving strategies and potentially earn a discount on auto insurance through the comprehensive AARP Smart Driver course tailored for drivers aged 50 and older.
Gainesville Real Estate Networking Meetup
Experience an evening of valuable networking and insights with industry leaders and professionals in the Gainesville real estate market.
Swamp Axe Rebranding Celebration
Experience the excitement of the new Swamp Axe, Gainesville's premier axe throwing venue, with facility tours, drinks, and a chance to throw with a pro during the ribbon cutting ceremony.
Candlelight Concert: Vivaldi's Four Seasons & More
Experience the enchanting Candlelight concert showcasing Vivaldi's Four Seasons and other classical pieces in a unique atmosphere at the Hippodrome Theatre.
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