Category Archives: reading
Home, sweet (local) home…
We recently met with K to discuss a fun community project. During our meeting, K was explaining how much Gainesville felt like home and couldn’t stop singing its praise. We … Continue reading
Worth It
Infographic reprinted with permission of the clever folks of CustomMade.
What’s Going On
Oh lovely Gainesville…we have missed writing here. It’s just, you know, life happens and we get distracted and are really busy. Time to get back to basics: Posting! What’s going … Continue reading
Alachua County in National News: End Wage Theft!
Wage theft tends to be a silent issue, but it remains a terrible wrong that affects countless people. Alachua County Wage Theft Task Force is working diligently to get the … Continue reading
What’s Going On . . .
New art downtown! This afternoon, at 5:30 pm, there will be a Ribbon Cutting and chance to meet the artists and sponsors, a chance to check out the sculpture if you … Continue reading
This, that, and more you should know. (Happy New Year!)
First of all, happy 2013! We hope you have a healthy, happy year. We look forward to growing with you and thank you whole-heartedly for your support. Because of you, … Continue reading
What’s going on
Brighten your dreary day with some cool happenings: (Presented, as always, in no particular order) Today is the Spirit of Gainesville Awards, and you bet we’ll be covering that. Read … Continue reading
What’s Sunday?
“If you make something up and enough people agree with you–it becomes reality.” (Stephen Colbert) Tomorrow has been deemed “Small Business Saturday.” (“SBS” from here on.) We guess today you go and spend … Continue reading
Another reason to shop independent.
(Too darn good not to share, even if it’s a tad puzzling that a major credit card that’s teamed with a Mal-Wart supports this…but we’ll overlook it for now)
The Amazing Ramen–and links
If you are a gourmand, this may be the time to stop reading. But if you’re a student on a budget–or just curious, as we were–check out this infographic! (Via) … Continue reading
