Local Business News

Three Gainesville residents - Ann Nixon, Brian Whalen, and Mary Hart Wilheit - have been named to the board of directors of the North Georgia Community Foundation.

Georgia Labor Commissioner Mark Butler said Thursday that Gainesville set records in July for labor force and employed residents and the unemployment rate dropped, as well.

After nearly 15 years at the helm, Brenau University President Ed L. Schrader has announced his retirement.

The Heart Center of Northeast Georgia Medical Center (NGMC) announced Monday that two new cardiologists have joined the practice in the Greater Braselton area.

The Lula City Council Monday is scheduled to consider a number of ordinances including ones regulating public assembly and movie-making.

The work of a Lawrenceville artist is now on display at the Quinlan Visual Arts Center's Mini-Gallery in the Regions Center in Gainesvile.

McKibbon Hospitality, a Gainesville-based hotel development and management company, announces the addition of Rod Radcliff as Vice President of Development.

The Hall County Planning Commission is set to hear proposals Monday for an agri-entertainment complex in South Hall and a subdivision in North Hall.

"Remember When Rock Was Young: The Elton John Tribute" will highlight the opening ceremony for the IFC Dragon Boat World Championships on Lake Lanier next month.

Gov. Nathan Deal says that feature film and television productions in Georgia generated a total economic impact of $9.5 billion during FY 2018.