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The Unicorn Hill Christmas Tree Farm in Gainesville was where John and Cathryn Gregory, now both 78, were able to fulfill a dream of owning a farm full of pine trees.
The first African American to earn an undergraduate degree at the University of Florida, and the second Black student to graduate from its law school, in 1972 he became the first Black man to practice law in the county since Reconstruction.
Gainesville may sue state over ‘anti-riot’ law John Henderson, The Gainesville Sun © Aaron Daye, The Gainesville Sun Gainesville's City Hall building. Against the advice of their attorney, Gainesville city commissioners have taken a first step toward possibly suing the state over controversial House Bill 1, also known as the “anti-riot” law. The City Commission on Thursday instructed legal staff, working with nonprofit groups that have agreed to handle the legal costs, to draft a lawsuit that would challenge the new law. The Community Justice Project and The Publi...