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Gainesville Police Chief Jay Parrish invited comments Monday evening from members of the audience filling Bethel AME Church on Mill Street, and he got them.

For the second year running, the Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce Wednesday, Feb. 27 distributed its Healthy Hall Awards of Excellence.

Ally Baker, a 23-year-old student at the University of North Georgia, has lived with Type 1 diabetes her whole life. She was diagnosed at age six after her mother noticed questionable signs and symptoms of the disease.

J’s Place, a recovery center located on the north end of Gainesville off GA-Hwy 60 hosted its grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday.

Christy Dove, Jefferson is an independent dealer for Damsels in Defense.

The annual Polar Bear Plunge took place on Lake Lanier after the event had to be reschedules due to dangerously high water levels in January.

The man that led Barrow County deputies on a chase before firing a gun at them sits in jail, but one of his two female passengers, also hit by gunfire, is still recovering in the hospital.

For more than three decades, North Georgia real estate expert Frank Norton, Jr., has crunched numbers, analyzed data and kept an eagle eye on trends that impact the economic health of his home region.

A controversial Kansas-based church known for its inflammatory use of hate speech against everything from gays to the U.S. military picketed outside six Gainesville churches on Sunday, where they were met with growing numbers of counterprotesters preaching love and compassion.

For the past 17 years, a small non-profit known as the Interactive Neighborhood for Kids allowed children to imagine themselves to be a doctor, banker, or whatever their hearts desired. Which is why when the museum’s pottery room suffered a small fire that then led to flooding that destroyed many of the children’s favorite exhibits in September, it left the organization with no choice but to close their doors.