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A central figure in Gainesville’s music scene for more than 40 years, Bob McPeek worked with Sister Hazel, Bo Diddley, Less than Jake and others.

We still see far too little logic in the way our public officials and community leaders interact with each other.

Three new plays premiering in Gainesville this month will allow audiences to choose between politics, social commentary and musical fantasy.

The lab is proposing a multi-day series of festivals in each neighborhood that would be connected by the Sweetwater Branch Greenway.

Likewise, the newfound success of the old Baird compound owes much to years of strategic South Main public investments, complements of the taxpayers.

Letters to the editor on Gainesville zoning changes, Gov. Ron DeSantis education standards, Cuba and more.

In a political environment where book-banning efforts are being used to drive voter sentiment, librarians find themselves on the front lines.

The Hippdrome Theatre’s ensemble delivers up Ray Bradbury’s dystopian drama “Fahrenheit 451.”

It’s clear a large majority of the voters oppose the abolition of single-family zoning.

After 17 years at the Gainesville Sun, I’m returning to my news-gathering roots.