Worthmann Roofing Announces Event Celebrating Roof Giveaway
Worthmann Construction, a local roofing, and exterior home improvement company, announces a celebration event for their 3rd Annual Free Roof Giveaway winner. Starting in 2019, Worthmann’s Free Roof Giveaway was […]
Natural product discoveries support drug discovery research
When Jeff Rudolf is explaining his work, he turns to the kitchen. “Everyone knows the smell of a lemon or a lime. Most people enjoy mint or lavender. Those fragrances […]
UF reinstates vehicle-restricted zones
The University of Florida reinstated a vehicle-restricted zone designed to improve pedestrian safety on campus on Jan. 9. The vehicle-restricted zone will be marked with signs and flashing red lights […]
Average annual consumer confidence at record low
Consumer sentiment among Floridians fell slightly four-tenths of a point to 64 from November’s revised figure of 64.4. On the contrary, national sentiment rose nearly 3 points. “As the year […]
CHW Welcomes Andy Woodruff and New Ecological Services Department
CHW Professional Consultants, a leading planning, surveying, engineering, landscape architecture, and construction services firm announces the enhancement of its multi-disciplinary team with the addition of an Ecological Services Department. Andy […]
Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs Needs Assessment Workshops
The next date for the CIty of Gainesville’s Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs Assessment Workshop is Thursday, January 05, 2023 | 05:30 PM to 07:30 PM. The Parks, Recreation […]
Now Accepting Applications For Leadership Gainesville Class #50
LG is Florida’s OLDEST leadership program and is designed to identify, educate, and develop skills while examining key themes and/or issues affecting our community. Each year nearly 100 applications […]
2023 Saving My Alachua Calendars are Available
The Alachua County Environment Protection Department announces that copies of the 2023 “Saving My Alachua” calendars are now available for distribution. The 2023 Saving My Alachua Calendar features winning artwork […]
Alachua County Forever Expands Lake Alto Preserve
Alachua County Forever, the County’s environmental land acquisition program, has closed on the purchase of 2.58 acres from Lucretia Brooks. The closing involved the public-private partnership (critical to the County’s […]
UF archaeologists will study hurricane damage to key Florida indigenous sites
The National Science Foundation has awarded emergency funding to archaeologists at three institutions to survey cultural heritage sites damaged by Hurricane Ian earlier this year. Researchers from the Florida Museum […]