Local Business News

Two Gainesville women were recognized at the 2016 American Heritage Forum in Washington, DC last month.

Brenau University is among 93 universities and colleges – and the only representative from Georgia – listed in The Chronicle of Higher Education’s 2016 “Great Colleges to Work For” rankings.

President of the Lake Lanier Convention and Vistor's Bureau, Stacy Dickson, says local businesses are embracing a popular mobile phone game to bring in customers.

If you can wait until next weekend to do some, if not all, of your back-to-school shopping, you can save some money.

As part of an ongoing strategic planning initiative, Jackson Electric Membership Corporation is restructuring its operations to align all functions that directly provide service to cooperative members under a Chief Operating Officer and all functions that provide essential support services under a Chief Financial Officer.

The automotive buyer intelligence firm Autolist.com has released its second quarter 2016 Most Affordable Areas Analysis and ranked Hall County the #20 most affordable place to buy a car in Georgia.

Mandy Lathem, a lifelong resident of the Gainesville area, has joined the staff of the Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce as Vice President of Membership/Events.

Twelve students in UNG's Doctor of Physical Therapy program and nine students from the Georgia Institute of Technology's School of Industrial Design recently spent a week working with families and patients to develop assistive devices for their disable children

The Northeast Georgia Diagnostic Clinic is one of 200 physician group practices and 17 health insurance companies participating in a care delivery initiative.

Emily McCord has joined the Kimbrough Law Firm as Elder Care Coordinator, Kim Kimbrough announced Monday. McCord will be based in the firm’s Gainesville office.