Local Business News

A local and global outreach group has scheduled its annual outreach banquet for Thursday, February 9 at the Gainesville Civic Center.

Georgians could buy beer directly from craft breweries under a proposed bill.

Mincey Marble is expected to end its 40-year history on Browns Bridge Road early next year, but will relocate to Gainesville Business Park by early 2018, the company's leader said Thursday.

​Officials with the University of Georgia said the state's flagship university accounts for nearly $100 million in annual economic impact in the Gainesville metro area.

Georgia Congressman Tom Price (R-Marietta), President Trump's nominee for Health & Human Services Secretary, will spend some time in front of another Senate committee Tuesday.

The Port of Savannah is reporting its busiest December ever thanks to a 12 percent jump in containerized cargo volume.

Gas prices have inched lower for nearly two consecutive weeks, according to AAA.

​The town of Braselton is looking for input on the "walkability" of its downtown area.

The North Georgia Community Foundation has opened the application period for scholarships administered by the Foundation.

The Sugar Hill Planning Commission has given its approval, with conditions, to a new neighborhood near Roberts Elementary School along Buford Highway.