Residents or students interested in a crash course on local government and city planning and management need look no further than the City of Gainesville itself. Gainesville 101: the Fall 2013 Citizen ...

by Josh Steppling International companies are relocating or expanding to Innovation Square for an opportunity to be a part of the cohesive, welcoming Gainesville community. Companies like Mindtree, Mo ...

StartWhys, a new Gainesville nonprofit based around innovators working together, held its second meeting on Wednesday at the Gainesville Hackerspace in the basement level of the Sun Center. Students, ...

UF Health announced on Tuesday that due to anticipated growth in several areas, UF Health officials plan to build a new specialty tower that will house neuromedicine and cardiovascular hospitals. “Our ...

The Rotary Boys & Girls Club/Mentor Center, at 1100 SE 17th Drive, unveiled its $25,000 Cox Technology Center on Tuesday. In attendance were Cox Communications officials, Boys & Girls Club Ala ...

FloridaWorks, in collaboration with the Oaks Mall, is hosting an informational showcase for holiday season job openings on Thursday, Au 29 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. at the Oaks Mall. FloridaWorks employe ...

University of Florida Executive Education has opened registration for its fall slate of leadership development programs. The programs focus on skill development and are offered in Gainesville, Jackson ...

The City of Gainesville Public Works Department has launched a new construction website for informational purposes and to allow citizens an opportunity to voice concerns about ongoing and future const ...

The Gainesville Area Chamber of Commerce announced on Thursday that Vice President of Innovation Gainesville Ann Collett is resigning her position with the organization at the end of August to pursue ...