Wednesday April 23rd, 2025 1:30PM

Local Business News

Dahlonega, Maysville get million dollar-plus state loans for infrastructure projects
The cities of Dahalonega and Maysville are among 14 Georgia communities that will share state infrastructure loans totaling $44.3 million.
8:05AM ( 7 years ago )
Resurfacing begins on part of McEver Road
Work has begun on resurfacing a portion of McEver Road in West Hall.
8:00AM ( 7 years ago )
Jackson EMC linemen bring home trophies from Georgia Lineman’s Rodeo
Jackson EMC linemen out-performed many others from across the state at the annual Georgia Lineman’s Rodeo, held recently in Fort Valley.
3:00AM ( 7 years ago )
Trump nullifies rule affecting Gainesville-Hall traffic planning group
President Trump has voided an Obama era rule that would have resulted in possible consolidation of the Gainesville-Hall traffic planning agency with the Atlanta Regional Commission.
2:00PM ( 7 years ago )
Mural coming to downtown Clarkesville this spring
​The city of Clarkesville will soon boast a new mural on the north wall of the Kollock building.
12:00PM ( 7 years ago )
Registration open for Run the Ranch 5k and fun run
Registration is open for the second annual Run the Ranch 5K and Fun Run, scheduled for June 3.
8:00AM ( 7 years ago )
Gainesville: Good News Clinics gets $35,000 grant
Good News Clinics of Gainesville is one of 33 recipients of a million dollars in grants from the CVS Health Foundation.
1:31PM ( 7 years ago )
Dean named Northeast Georgia Health System 'Employee of the Year'
Northeast Georgia Health System named Bo Dean, who works in medical transport for Northeast Georgia Medical Center, its 2017 Employee of the Year Thursday during the second of three events this week to recognize long-tenured employees for their service.
9:57AM ( 7 years ago )
Gainesville: Annual Butterfly Release set for May 21
Friends of Gainesville Parks & Greenways will host its annual Bufferfly Release May 21 at Wilshire Trails Park.
8:50AM ( 7 years ago )
See Deal’s 'Tribute to Patsy Cline' while supporting Hardman Farm Historic Site
Classic country music fans who want to enjoy good sounds while supporting an area landmark will have that opportunity Saturday as the Friends of Hardman Farm host a fundraising concert featuring Katie Deal’s “Today, Tomorrow and Forever — A Tribute to Patsy Cline” on the grounds of Hardman Farm just south of Helen.
3:57PM ( 7 years ago )