Left In Limbo
March 5, 2019The popular Venezuelan punk band Zeta applied for U.S. residency in 2017. Now, the band's fate is unknown after its co-founder, Daniel Saud, was the only member whose application to stay was denied.
Arts + Culture
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Thick Skin
March 1, 2019Women artists in Gainesville are making a name for themselves in the historically male-dominated tattoo industry.
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Art & Literature: Winter 2019
February 26, 2019Poetry by Charles Ely. Photo by Mirjam Frosth.
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The Rest Is Still Unwritten
December 1, 2018Third House Books & Coffee struggles to stay afloat after a 30 percent rent increase.
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Art & Literature: Fall 2018
November 21, 2018Art by Zach Gasparini. Story by Gabriel.
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Party Politics
November 3, 2018The owner of some of Gainesville’s most popular Midtown bars donates big money to local Republicans.
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Michael Bobbitt Did Not Resign From The Acrosstown Board
October 2, 2018An Acrosstown board member who asked his friend's sexual assault victim if she would consider "alternative" solutions to court has not resigned despite multiple statements on the record.
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Acrosstown board silent on multiple instances of sexual assault and harassment
July 17, 2018Earlier this month, the Fine Print published an in-depth investigation into sexual assault and harassment that have occurred between members at the Acrosstown Repertory Theater.
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Second Hand, Second Nature
July 15, 2018At Flashbacks, a commune-fund-turned-passion for the old, new and wacky, patrons can find wares from vintage clothes to funky furniture and shop like it’s going out of style.
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Old Bones & New Digs
July 15, 2018Kyle Keller and Christopher Conti created Fossil Voyages, a local tour guide service that specializes in fossil finding excursions.