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A group of over a dozen Gainesville and Hall County businesses came together on Tuesday to provide lunches for families in need as a result of school cancellations due to COVID-19.

Shelves of cleaning supplies and other necessities are quickly disappearing in large grocery chains and locally owned stores due to fears of coronavirus.

A group of eight students from the University of Vermont traveled twenty hours this week to spend their spring break volunteering in Gainesville.

Eagle Ranch encompasses 315 acres off Union Church Road in Chestnut Mountain and looks more like a retreat than a place for families in crisis. Rolling hills are dotted with the boys’, girls’ and staff members’ homes, while the man-made lake and peaceful chapel are a serene escape from the bustle of everyday life.

Georgia House representatives passed a measure Thursday that would make it illegal to possess dry hemp, a substance produced from the cannabis plant, without a license or proper documentation.

“The core values I think I live by today all came from New Holland, all came from Gainesville. They were honed over the years by experiences, they were honed by learning from other people, the core values that I have today are no different than I had when I was 12 or 13 years old,” Doug Ivester said.

A men's haircut may sound like the most basic service out there- go in, spend maybe fifteen minutes inside and get out. But a local salon in Gainesville is expanding on this concept and making their customers feel more like family in the process.

For about two years now, some students at the University of North Georgia have studied in a rather unusual setting - the historic Mt. Hope Cemetery in Dahlonega.

At first glance the Copper Glen subdivision in Gainesville seems like your average neighborhood. And Jeremy and Sandy Roberts with their children might seem like an average family. But there is one aspect about these two things that separate them from average- and that’s their involvement with Habitat for Humanity for Hall County.

Race fans are a hearty bunch. Chase Elliott fans even more so. Throngs of fans poured into the Georgia Racing Hall of Fame in Dawsonville, Georgia Wednesday afternoon...