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Downtown Gainesville: In the NEWS

Kristy Caudell purchases Seabones Restaurant — Kristy Caudell of Gainesville, participant on this Fall's edition of "The Apprentice" with Donald Trump, announced at the Main Street Gainesville's Annual Dinner that she had purchase Seabones Restaurant.  She is planning for a visit by Donald Trump in the near future to help promote the business and she is planning to franchise the concept.  She on a nationwide tour and using every opportunity to promote the restaurant and Downtown Gainesville

Downtown gets in the spirit early
Date: 11-18-2005
Summary: GAINESVILLE— With the onset of colder weather, it was fitting that downtown Gainesville made a holiday debut during the fifth annual Upstairs Downtown Tour and Open House.

Grand Prix fans can find food, fun on Gainesville square
Date: 09-01-2005
Summary: GAINESVILLE— As some of the country's greatest cyclists roll into Gainesville this weekend, the city's downtown square is ready to show fans a good time. With a growing number of people realizing that cycling is a spectator sport, the buzz around this year's Gainesville Grand Prix is growing daily.

Grand Prix brings high-speed bicycling to downtown square
Date: 09-01-2005
Summary: GAINESVILLE— Labor Day may mean a slow weekend for some people, but on the Gainesville square, it will mean pure speed. Normal city streets will become a raceway on Sept. 3 as the Gainesville Grand Prix returns for a second year of cycling excitement. Tearing around a short criterium course, 75 to 100 nationally ranked riders will pedal at speeds most of us only can reach in our cars.

Celtic Festival Stars Featured for First Night
Date: 12-09-2004
Summary: GAINESVILLE— Foot stomping, high energy Celtic music from stars of the North Georgia Celtic Festival will help Gainesville ring in the new year at the Georgia Mountain Center.