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Truett McConnell University's Pilgram Marpeck School of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics is establishing a scholarship for full-time, undergraduate or graduate females, currently majoring in biology or exercise science.

Property owners in Gainesville should be getting this year's tax bill sometime this week.

The Georgia Department of Labor is partnering with Flexicrew to host a job fair in Cornelia Oct. 11.

Jessica Payne has been named to assist Braselton’s downtown director, Amy Pinnell, and its economic development staff and “Buy Local” campaign.

The Junior League of Gainesville-Hall County will be hosting its 53rd Annual Thrift Sale Oct. 6 at the Gainesville Civic Center.

The featured speaker at this year's Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce HealthSmart Expo will be a man who is no stranger to the opioid epidemic and knows first-hand the devastating and sometimes fatal impact it can have on people.

With the approach of Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, area businesses and non-profits are teaming up to raise money to help combat the disease.

A Gainesville man and a Suwanee man have been named to state commissions by Gov. Nathan Deal.

The federal government will invest almost $2.4 million in four multi-year projects in Georgia, including two in northeast Georgia, that aim to build infrastructure while conserving natural resources.

The city's downtown parking deck will close Monday as planned, according to a spokeswoman for the City of Gainesville.