Today, the State launched a statewide preregistration system for scheduling COVID-19 vaccinations for people 65 years old and older. However, Alachua County is not opting into this system, and the county will continue using its existing system for vaccine appointments.… read more
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UF Just Released the 2021 Gator Football Schedule
After a very strange year for University of Florida football, Gator fans have something to look forward to this year with a normal season ahead. UF just released the 2021 Gator football schedule, and you can go ahead and start… read more
New COVID-19 Travel Rules for Incoming US Travelers
Yesterday, ABC News reported new COVID-19 travel rules for incoming US travelers. Travelers will have to provide a negative COVID-19 test that was taken no more than three days before traveling. If travelers fail to do this, they will be… read more
Try Online Yoga Classes for Senior Adults
Just because there is still a pandemic affecting our community, that doesn't mean that you have to stop getting exercise. In fact, keeping your body physically healthy is one way to protect yourself from getting sick. And, it is important… read more
Teachers Can Enjoy Free McDonald’s Until January 15!
McDonalds is giving a "Thank You Treat" to all teachers who go above and beyond for their communities. Teachers can enjoy free McDonald's coffee and baked goods until January 15! Bakery treats include Apple Fritters, Cinnamon Rolls or Blueberry Muffins.… read more
Find Out How To Get The Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine if You Are 65+
The Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine is now available for those over the age of 65. If you are interested in getting the vaccine, click here to fill out a form for Alachua County. Also, here is a facts sheet for recipients… read more
Get Ready for the 2020 Poinsettia Sale at UF
Starting on December 7, the University of Florida will host the 2020 Poinsettia Sale! There will be 4,500 plants for sale, with over 50 unique varieties available. This year, customers have to make an appointment to shop from December 7-11.… read more
Recharge, Refresh, Reset: Beating The Quarantine Blues
Quarantine tests our emotional bandwidth and intensifies our feelings. Rage, anxiety and irritability can overwhelm us or make us do things out of character. But, guilt from taking a pause is all-consuming, a universal feeling. This imbalance not only stunts… read more
High Springs Farmers Market Celebrates New Pavilion This Month
The High Springs Farmers Market got a new home this month! A new pavilion was constructed to house the farmers market, and the grand opening and ribbon cutting will take place on October 27 at 2:30 p.m. According to the… read more
UF Football Activities Paused Due to COVID-19 Cases | Updated 10/14
WCJB TV20 journalist Jacquie Franciulli tweeted a statement from UF Athletics Director Scott Stricklin on Tuesday, October 13, saying that all UF football activities are paused starting Tuesday afternoon. Saturday's football matchup will be rescheduled. BREAKING: #Gators football is suspending… read more