The Drive at 5

Michelle Prater, president of the North Georgia Community Foundation, discusses the foundation's 2021 grant cycle, which awarded nearly a half a million dollars to 39 local nonprofits.

State Rep. Emory Dunahoo discusses being drawn out of his legislative district during Georgia's special session on redistricting.

Ricky Pugh, a senior vice president at Peach State Bank, explains why there is a coin shortage in America.

Former Rep. Doug Collins of Gainesville discusses his new book, "The Clock and the Calendar," about the impeachment of President Donald Trump.

Rep. Carolyn Bourdeaux is co-sponsoring a bill that would allow local governments to use COVID-19 relief funds to pay for infrastructure projects.

Anjana Freeman is a mental health clinician with the Gainesville Police Department.

Actor Chandler Massey is the co-star of a new Hallmark Channel movie, "Next Stop, Christmas.

State Rep. Matt Dubnik discusses the opening day of the special legislative session on redistricting and what he expects to happen as lawmakers try to redraw Congressional, state House and state Senate maps.

Rep. Andrew Clyde, who represented the Ninth Congressional District, discusses whether he thinks Democratic infrastructure and budget bills will ever come to a vote.

Gainesville-based adoption attorney Judy Sartain has a new book, "Beginner' Guide to Georgia Adoption Law: How to Make the Right Decision and Move Forward."