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In 1973, 50 years ago, Antioch College welcomes 243 new students to campus. 25 years ago, the Yellow Springs Women’s Park was officially opened and dedicated. Ten years ago, a firefight and all-night standoff took place in the village.

A proposed multi-million dollar solar project that could power 13,000 local homes could begin construction late next year in Dayton if things go the d

Vision for Good Samaritan Hospital site revealed; but questions remain

What were the chances that the Village of Roberts, population roughly 2000, would end up looking like “a city of the future” as home to two forward thinking technologies, a

What were the chances that the Village of Roberts, population roughly 2000, would end up looking like “a city of the future” as home to two forward thinking technologies, a

Despite objections, the Gainesville City Commission has paved the way for a 12-story apartment complex to be constructed next to Innovation Square.

It will have been 40 days since the public hearing at which Nature Energy made its case to build a manure digester in the Village of Roberts.

Is single-family zoning good or bad? It’s a hot issue, but affordable-housing advocates say it’s one of the problems, and Gainesville might nix it altogether.

Readers offer their endorsements of candidates for Gainesville City Commission, Gainesville mayor and Alachua County School Board.

Despite overwhelming public opposition, hearings are scheduled in July on a plan to end “exclusionary” single-family zoning throughout the city.