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The Alachua County Health Department in Florida is offering flu immunizations to residents. Seasonal flu vaccination campaigns typically ramp up as the respiratory illness season approaches, and local health departments urge residents to get vaccinated to protect themselves and reduce strain on the community. Appointments and availability details can be obtained directly from the department.
- 2Dawn Myers' Richualist named TechCrunch Battlefield company●Dawn Myers is making it easier to style, detangle, and care for curly hair Richualist is one of TechCrunch's Battlefield
Dawn Myers, founder of Richualist, is being highlighted as one of TechCrunch's Battlefield 200 companies for building tools that make it easier to style, detangle, and care for curly hair. The startup is gaining attention for addressing gaps in hair-care technology for curly and textured hair, with Myers drawing interest as a Black female founder in the beauty-tech space.
- 3Former UF Health doctor left notes before jail suicide▼Former UF Health doctor left notes before suicide at Alachua County Jail
A former UF Health physician died by suicide at Alachua County Jail in Florida, and investigators report the doctor left notes beforehand. The case is drawing attention locally in Gainesville because of the individual's former medical career and questions about jail conditions and inmate mental health monitoring. Authorities have not detailed the contents of the notes or the circumstances that led to the death.
- 4Mister Two Five Track Airs on QWRT Radio●Now Playing on QWRT Radio: DREAMING IN SICHUANESE* by MISTER TWO FIVE Tune in at https:// radio.qwrt.online # nowplaying
The online station QWRT Radio is currently playing "Dreaming in Sichuanese" by artist Mister Two Five, streaming at radio.qwrt.online. The track's title points to experimental or regionally inspired electronic music, fitting the station's web-radio format. It is a routine now-playing announcement from the station rather than a response to a news event.
- 5Alachua County Students Build Satellite Communication Technology●2 Alachua County schools develop student-built technology to communicate with satellites
Two schools in Alachua County, Florida, have developed student-built technology designed to communicate with satellites, according to local reporting from Gainesville. The projects give students hands-on experience in engineering, radio communications and space science, a rare opportunity at the K-12 level. Details on which schools are involved and the technology's capabilities have not yet been widely reported.