My new philosophy is that if you want to get inside the mind of an artist, look at the state of their kitchen table. If you ever find yourself sitting around a high-top interviewing Cody Doss, you’ll most likely find […]
I think the summertime demands the most out of the music we listen to. We crave that perfect song to play as we stay up a little too late with the friends we don’t see quite enough. And that song […]
Sometimes, Gainesville Police officer and “hot cop” Daniel Rengering can’t believe any of this has actually happened. After a selfie featuring Rengering and two other GPD officers was posted to Facebook last September, the bunch became a viral sensation known […]
Although college students are no stranger to the occasional all-nighter, last Wednesday was filled with a different kind of sleeplessness. Waiting by the phone for hours, one University of Florida student received the worst four-word text message he could imagine: […]
It’s back and better than ever– the locally owned cold brew and pour-over coffee shop Wyatt’s Coffee has relocated to downtown Gainesville and will reopen its doors this Friday, Feb. 23. While Wyatt’s previously served only black coffee brews, it […]
A new study on marijuana’s health effects on people with HIV is launching after the University of Florida received a $3.2 million grant from the National Institute on Drug Abuse in August. Participants are currently being selected and interviewed after UF Health […]
For firefighters throughout Alachua County, varying wages are becoming an important question, forcing many to weigh a passion for the profession with the need for financial sustainability. A dual firefighter and emergency medical technician working at the High Springs Fire […]
After music legend Tom Petty’s passing, fans around the world, especially those hailing from his hometown of Gainesville, are mourning the loss of a locally grown icon. With memories of Petty scattered throughout the town and references to local landmarks […]
From July 25th-28th, the Democrats held their presidential convention, the Democratic National Convention (DNC), at the birthplace of the U.S., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Over the course of four days, the Dems gathered to nominate their presidential and vice presidential candidates, and […]
The GOP held their presidential convention, the Republican National Convention (RNC), at the Quicken Loans Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio from July 18th-21st. For four days, state delegates, party officials, elected politicians, celebrities, and guests from all fifty states and the […]
