Try a locally themed crossword puzzle created by a New York Times Crossword writer John Kugelman of Gainesville.
Try a locally themed crossword puzzle created by a New York Times Crossword writer John Kugelman of Gainesville.
The United States came out of the Revolutionary War victorious. But building a new nation was very different from fighting a war.
In the high-speed world of competitive go-kart racing, where many drivers are backed by sponsors and trucks packed with mechanics, 15-year-old Anthony Louis shows up with a canopy, a pickup truck and something far more valuable: raw talent and relentless drive.
Jeremy Pierce, 13, of Bristow, a rising eighth-grader at Gainesville Middle School is a national caliber youth lacrosse player and multi-sport athlete, who also plays football, runs track and has a second-degree black belt in martial arts.
Gainesville High School sophomore Aided Munoz was inspired after taking Photography I with Julianne Huddleston. She took that education further, learning from her grandfather, a professional photographer, and teaching herself as much as she could about cameras before enrolling in Photography II.
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Freight Right reports that as holiday ocean demand decreases, U.S.-Canada trade adapts to new tariffs, with ocean rates softening and air cargo remaining tight.
The Salt Lake Tribune reports on Utah City's development within Vineyard, focusing on its walkable downtown amidst skepticism from new city leaders about density and costs.
Hersheypark underwent a total transformation in the 1970s, when candy mascots and thrill rides replaced barn animals and old-timey recreations of Tudor England.
