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The day photographer Al Clayton died, he left behind a legacy. Clayton captured moments of A-list celebrities and musicians, but the work he was most proud of was the images compiled into the 1969 book called “Still Hungry in America.”

The American Red Cross is asking people to donate blood due to a sudden blood shortage.

Coming from a long-line of water-skiers, Betsy Gilman knew she always wanted to continue the family tradition, but what she didn’t know was she would leave a successful career to pursue her hobby turned passion.

There was a time when life in Talmo, "The Jewel of Jackson County" as the town is known, was much busier. Today, though, the pace is much slower, and the people who live there are okay with that.

Throughout its 125-year history, the halls of Gainesville High School have bustled with students. Come January, the main entrance will bustle with more than just the treading of feet, but with empowerment, as The Hub student success center comes to fruition.

When traveling north on Main Street through Clermont you will encounter one stop sign, and maybe another car or two that will pass you headed south; that’s about as busy as downtown Clermont gets on most days…but it hasn’t always been that way.

Richard Jewell, the former Habersham County deputy sheriff who was wrongly accused in the bombing at Centennial Olympic Park, is the subject of a new Clint Eastwood-produced movie.

The iconic gold steeple atop the University of North Georgia's Price Memorial Hall in Dahlonega is being resurfaced with a fresh layer of gold, a project with a four-month-long timeline.

What the Sautee Nacoochee community lacks in size, it more than makes up for in its deep, rich history.

​Julian Garrett knew what was at stake while working on the missions that would send men to the moon while he was worked at Cape Canaveral. Apollo 11 was no different.