Local Business News

Turner, Wood and Smith broke ground Tuesday with a dedication ceremony for the insurance firm's new headquarters.

David Fox, a longtime Gainesville attorney and a former Hall County Juvenile Court judge, died unexpectedly Monday.

White County will be home to Georgia's first agri-tourism brewery.

Fieldale Farms is again asking that a portion of Athens Street in Gainesville be temporarily closed.

The Women's College of Brenau University will host its fifth annual Women's Leadership Colloquium March 16.

Members of the Gainesville Planning and Appeals Board will hear a request next month for more residential development along the busy Dawsonville Highway corridor.

​The Hall County Library System and the U.S. Small Business Administration have teamed up to offer help in the small business sector.

The Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce is now accepting nominations for this year's Leadership Hall County class.

Truett McConnell University continues to expand its campus with additional student housing and classroom space, which will accommodate the Peter and Gredel Walpot School of Education.

A multi-use development planned on Georgia Highway 211 in Braselton would include more than 450 homes, a hotel and thousands of square feet of commercial space.