January/February 2020
- “More Than Meets the Eye” — A look inside the wonderful world of eye color
November/December 2019
- “Time for a Change” — The history of Daylight Saving Time
- “When Old Becomes New” — A look into a few pieces of fashion that put the “in” in vintage
September/October 2019
- “Advanced Education” — The ever-changing and vital role technology plays in education
July/August 2019
- “The Force of Mother Nature” – The science behind natural disasters
- “Andrew & Irma” – Explore the history of two of Florida’s most destructive hurricanes and the science of how hurricanes form
May/June 2019
- “History of the Fallen” – Interesting facts about the U.S.’s national day of remembrance, Memorial Day, along with some history about military roots in Florida
March/April 2019
- “The Green Outdoors” – Tips for how to live a greener lifestyle while enjoying the outdoors responsibly
January/February 2019
- “Journey for One” – The adventures of solo travel and why you should give it a chance
- “Love At First Swipe” – Tips for how to make your virtual dating profile standout from a sea of others
November/December 2018
- “A Plate Passed Around the World” – Learn how various Thanksgiving menu items connect & celebrate different cultures around the world
September/October 2018
- “The History of Karaoke” – There’s much more to karaoke than meets the…ears
July/August 2018
- “Puzzled” – The origins and history of a few iconic puzzles and brain teasers.
May/June 2018
- “Psychedelic Palette” – The psychedelic past of tie-dying around the world
January/February 2018
- “Look Out For Love” – Various ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day – no matter the circumstances
- “Exploring The Essentials” – There’s more to aromatherapy than meets the nose!
- “10 Ways To Inspire” – Inspiration is all about how your actions can promote a positive change in those around you — whether that be one or one hundred – every difference makes a difference
- “Sit. Stay. Heal” – A rescued pit bull is given a second chance at life when his is saved from the grim fate of breed legislation laws — no one expected he would return the favor for his human
November/December 2017
- “Pawsitive Thinking” – Local charities dedicated to helping our four-legged canine companions
- “Furever Friends” – The first Our Town spotlight column for a continuous series in each issue about rescue animals and their new owners
- “Giving Back” – Charitable organizations making a difference around town
- “Saving Grace” – How GRACE Marketplace makes a difference by working with individuals to better their lives beyond just the basic necessities and helping them on a path towards a self-sustaining future
- “A Miracle Named Juno” – How one local abandoned baby lemur beats the odds
- “A Christmas Carol: Remembering Rusty” – Behind-the-scenes of the local, lovable actor whose legacy will continue to live on
- “Hobbit House” – How a High Springs couple brought a once-dying dwelling back to life
September/October 2017
- “Drum Roll, Please” – Trevor Ellis is only 9 years old, but his talents as a drummer have already earned him a contestant slot for a new talent-searching competition
- “Local Art Galleries” – Enjoy some of the many visual treasures right here at home
- “Sculpture Culture” – Gainesville’s got sculpting down to a fine art
July/August 2017
- “Unplugged” – Traveling with minimal access to technology in a world where virtual connections dominate
- “Escape Rooms” – Escape rooms: where people line up to get inside a room so they can be challenged to get out
- “Making Progress” – A piece of history as well as a look into the future for Alachua’s own Progress Park
- “Weird Science” – Can you distinguish between the carefully created or the fabulously fabricated?
May/June 2017
- “The Good, The Bat & The Bugly” – How to ensure you’re promoting an environment for both the bests and the pests
- “Connecting The Dots” – An exploration into the depths of one of space’s greatest treasures – constellations
March/April 2017
- “Australia: A New Beginning In The Land Down Under” – Here’s the story of my attempt at vacationing like a tourist with the freedom of a local
- “Coastal Camping” – The perks of changing a day at the beach into a stay at the beach
January/February 2017
- “Rise. Relax. Rest. Repeat” – Three exercises you’ll actually want to stick to for a New Year’s resolution
November/December 2016
- “Open Minds” – Gainesville organization uses differences to create unity