Florida Alligator, the student newspaper for the University of Florida and Santa Fe College. In March 2022 two-year-old Mainstreet Daily News announced it would go into print weekly. The New York Times Editing Center also resides in Gainesville. Radio Arbitron ranks the Gainesville-Ocala market as the nation's 83rd-largest. Thirteen radio stations are licensed to operate in the city of Gainesville—five AM stations, six commercial FM stations, and two low-power non-commercial FM stations. Three of the stations (WRUF, WRUF-FM, and WUFT-FM) are operated by broadcasting students at the University of Florida. WUFT-FM is the city's NPR member station, while the WRUF stations are operated as commercial stations. MARC Radio Group operates six stations in the market. Television Gainesville is the 162nd-largest television market in the nation, as measured by Nielsen Media Research. Broadcast television stations in the Gainesville market include WCJB, an ABC/CW affiliate in Gainesville; WGFL, a CBS/MyNetworkTV affiliate broadcasting from High Springs; WNBW, an NBC affiliate in Gainesville; WOGX, a Fox owned-and-operated station (O&O) from Ocala; and WUFT, the PBS station affiliated with the University of Florida in Gainesville. Gainesville has one cable television station called Community 12TV, which is carried on area COX systems. Community 12TV presently airs local government meetings and other public affairs programming as well as content from The Florida Channel. Points of interest 34th Street Wall Baughman Center Ben Hill Griffin Stadium at Florida Field Bivens Arm Civic Media Center Depot Park Devil's Millhopper Geological State Park Florida Museum of Natural History, including the Butterfly Rainforest exhibit Gainesville-Hawthorne Trail State Park Gainesville Raceway Haile Homestead Harn Museum of Art Helyx Bridge Hippodrome State Theatre Ichetucknee Springs State Park Kanapaha Botanical Gardens Lake Alice Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Historic State Park Morningside Nature Center Newnan's Lake The Oaks Mall Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park San Felasco Hammock Preserve State Park Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo Stephen C. O'Connell Center William Reuben Thomas Center Sister cities Gainesville's sister cities are: Deir Alla, Jordan Duhok, Iraq (2006) Jacmel, Haiti Kfar Saba, Israel (1998) Matagalpa, Nicaragua Mejdlaya, Lebanon (2015) Novorossiysk, Russia (1982) Rzeszów, Poland (2013) See also List of people from Gainesville, Florida References Further reading External links Gainesville Florida Visitors & Convention Bureau Gainesville Area Chamber of Commerce 1853 establishments in Florida Academic enclaves Cities in Alachua County, Florida Cities in Florida County seats in Florida Gainesville metropolitan area, Florida Populated places established in 1853