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Local Business News

Gainesville non-profit that provides transportation to seniors, visually impaired in need of vehicle
A Gainesville-based organization that provides transportation for seniors and visually impaired adults is in need of a "serviceable car in good working order."
10:30AM ( 8 years ago )
Spring Chicken Festival returns to Gainesville Saturday
The annual Spring Chicken Festival will be held in downtown Gainesville Saturday from 10:00-4:00.
7:30AM ( 8 years ago )
Gainesville leads state in decline in claims for unemployment insurance
With Gainesville leading the way, eight of the 14 metropolitan areas in the state reported a decreased in first-time claims for unemployment insurance in March, compared to February.
6:00AM ( 8 years ago )
Brenau recognized for online learning excellence
AffordableCollegesOnline.org recently named Brenau University one of the nation’s best colleges for online learning.
7:30PM ( 8 years ago )
Latest Jackson EMC Foundation grants includes $68K to agencies serving Hall Co. residents
The Jackson EMC Foundation board of directors recently awarded $112,450 in grants, including $68,450 to agencies serving Hall County residents.
4:30PM ( 8 years ago )
Three students from Hall County School District named Georgia Scholars for 2017
Three seniors from Hall County are among 183 students honored as 2017 Georgia Scholars.
12:00PM ( 8 years ago )
Gainesille: North Georgia Community Foundation accepting grant applications
The North Georgia Community Foundation is currently accepting grant requests for projects funded through its Community Impact Fund.
10:30AM ( 8 years ago )
Dates set for opening of farmers markets in Hall, White counties
The Hall County Farmers Market will open May 9 and the White County market will open May 13.
7:30AM ( 8 years ago )
Hall chamber announces 2017-2018 Youth Leadership Hall class
The Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce has announced the 12th class of Youth Leadership Hall and it is the largest class yet with 79 students.
8:46AM ( 8 years ago )
Board of Regents approves 2 percent tuition hike; UNG online tuition to decrease
The state Board of Regents has approved a tuition increase of two percent for all 28 of the colleges and universities in the University System of Georgia, which limits the increase systemwide to $27 to $98 per semester for a full-time, in-state undergraduate student.
12:55PM ( 8 years ago )