Georgia News

Taylor Carter’s coach at Piedmont College told him his first year of lacrosse would be hard. As it turned out, the second year would be the hardest.

65 companies will be on hand, a good chunk of them hiring, for the Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce's job fair, which will be held Wednesday at the Gainesville Civic Center.

A student group at Gainesville High School are talking with city officials about developing a tiny home neighborhood.

Hall County Fire Chief Jeff Hood was one of the speakers at a meeting this week at Lanier Islands, hosted by the Georgia Association of Emergency Medical Services (GAEMS).

A federal judge has ruled that Georgia’s requirement that political organizations seeking to put a presidential candidate’s name on a statewide ballot have to get signatures from 1 percent of registered voters is unconstitutional.

Former state Sen. Ralph David Abernathy III, namesake son of the civil rights leader, has died. He was 56.

Atlanta’s mayor is calling on Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal to veto a contentious bill protecting same-sex marriage opponents.

Desmond Vaird, a student at Lanier Technical College, was recently named Adult Education Student of the Year for the Technical College System of Georgia.

A second free-standing Starbucks location is coming to Gainesville, and officials said the new store will occupy the old Blockbuster store on Thompson Bridge Road, near the Walmart Neighborhood Market.

An investigation is underway into a worker's fall from the Dawsonville Highway bridge over Lake Lanier that sent the man to the hospital.