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The Lynx to host mental health and climate change event
Local therapist Brittany Rivers and author Barbara Drake Vera will give a presentation on “Mental Health and Climate Change” at The Lynx bookstore on Monday, Sept. 2. The free interactive event, part of the Gainesville Reads program, is slated for 6 to 7 p.m. at 601 S. Main St. in Gainesville.
Who is the best HS volleyball player in the Gainesville area for 2024? Vote now!
In the fall, football usually garners much of the attention from high school sports fans and the media. But in Florida, we have multiple other sports that congregate the landscape during the seasons of Virgo and Libras. Chief among these are volleyball. ...
Will Billy Napier keep his job? That and other bold predictions for Florida football entering 2024
August is a time for optimism in college football, and Florida football fans can afford to dream big this time of year. The Florida Gators return 14 starters on offense and defense from a team that finished 5-7 last season. How well Florida learns from those growing pains under Billy Napier will determine...
The Gator football team plans to write their own 2024 seasonal story
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) - I do not like hot takes. According to some members of the national media, Gator football is destined to win five games. The players did not hire a ghostwriter for their upcoming novel and hope after saturday, the title starts with... “The Resurgence of the Gator...
Ben Sasse will receive salary from University of Florida through 2028
Former University of Florida President Ben Sasse will continue to collect his more than a million-dollar yearly salary for the next four years after he resigned from the head of the institution last month. Sasse’s spending habits during his brief 18-month tenure as the university’s president have come under scrutiny, but according to a report […]
The Gator football team focuses on utilizing the game experience of their transfer players.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) - One of the reasons, why the Gator players are not listening to the outside noise is because of the age of the roster. A majority of transfers have 3 or more years of experience and players like Wisconsin transfer Chimere Dike are looking for a restart like Mertz.
Position profile: Arlis Boardingham leads deep Florida tight end group
Florida’s tight end group hasn’t seen an elite level of play since the likes of former Gator Kyle Pitts. It continues to be a coveted position in the sport, especially with more high-flying offense than ever in college football. It will be a young group for UF head...
UF canine open heart surgery program marks first year
The University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine is celebrating the one-year anniversary of its open heart surgery program for dogs, the only one of its kind in the United States. The post UF canine open heart surgery program marks first year appeared first on Alachua Chronicle.
Local program supports veterans by training them in hardware security
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) - In this week’s episode of Tech Tuesday, our partners at UF Innovate and SCAD Media introduce us to the VETS-HASTE program, which supports local veterans by training them in hardware security. “Have you heard about the program that’s teaching veterans how to hack hardware? We’re...
Canes-Gators to Host SEC Nation for Week 1 Show
Saturday's game is not just a rivalry game- it is a critical ACC/SEC showdown. And the country is paying attention. SEC Nation will be coming down to Gainsville to watch the Miami Hurricanes take on the Florida Gators at the Swamp at 3:30 p.m. SEC Nation returns to college football...
Homeless man arrested after allegedly driving stolen car to Kentucky and back
Jeffrey Kyle Robertson, 31, was arrested early this morning and charged with grand theft of a vehicle after allegedly stealing a vehicle and driving it to Kentucky and back. The post Homeless man arrested after allegedly driving stolen car to Kentucky and back appeared first on Alachua Chronicle.
Jevon Kearse to serve as honorary Mr. Two Bits vs. Miami
Former UF standout defensive lineman Jevon Kearse will take the field ahead of Saturday's 3:30 p.m. ET kickoff with Miami as the program's honorary Mr. Two Bits, UF announced Tuesday. Nicknamed "The Freak", Kearse, 47, had an impactful career in Gainesville despite playing just three seasons with the Gators. During...
Greater Gainesville Chamber presents Leadership 2.0, a Transformative 3-Day Training Course
Elevate your leadership skills and transform your approach to management with Leadership 2.0, an exclusive 3-day training course designed for leaders at every stage of their career. The post Greater Gainesville Chamber presents Leadership 2.0, a Transformative 3-Day Training Course appeared first on Alachua Chronicle.
'We've had enough': LT Jalen Rivers, No. 19 Hurricanes aiming for successful season
Like Miami, Florida is hoping to put the 2023 season behind them. The Gators are coming off a 5-7 season while No. 19 Miami too has higher hopes for 2024 after a 7-6 campaign. "Of course they're a new and improved team," left tackle Jalen Rivers said. "So whatever we get on Saturday, we'll be ready for. This is a new year. We've been working for the team that we're going to face this year. We are not looking at the stats from last year. Of course they had a tough season last year and of course they're going to come back with a vengeance on Saturday."
Gators in the NFL: Which former Florida players made a 53-man roster, who was cut
A look at which former Gators made an organization's final 53-man roster, and who missed the cut. The deadline for NFL teams to trim their rosters from 90 players to 53 has come and gone, with 4 p.m. ET marking the cut off for organizations to make final moves ahead of the start of the regular season.
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