Local Business News

Christmas came early for millions of Americans hitting the road for the Christmas and New Year holidays with the promise of continued decreases in gas prices through the holidays.

Police officers and fire officials were able to enjoy a free meal Thursday afternoon in downtown Gainesville courtesy of a local restaurant owner.

Hall County's administrative offices and courts will be closed Dec. 22 through Dec. 25 for the Christmas holidays, as well as Jan. 1 for the New Year's holiday.

Gas prices in the state have declined for the ninth consecutive week, for a total discount of 62 cents.

A Gainesville woman, Phaedra Corso, has been named vice president for research at Kennesaw State University, effective Feb. 4.

The superintendent of the state prison in Alto, Allen Dills, has been named warden of Lee State Prison in Leesburg.

Brenau University officials Thursday unveiled plans for three new "signature" programs for the school's Women's College, including an all-female Masters in Business Administration.

Hall County took a large step forward this fall by beginning the transition from an antiquated records management system to a new and state-of-the-art platform.

Approximately 239,000 Jackson EMC members and former members will receive a check in the mail this month from the electric co-op.

The University of North Georgia had a $620 million economic impact on a 17-county area of north Georgia during fiscal year 2017.