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Beginning in the fall, Piedmont College will offer a bachelor’s degree in neuroscience through its school of arts and sciences.

Teachers within the Hall County School District pursuing higher education can now apply for the C.W. Davis Scholarship through Friday, April 16.

For the fifth year running, Lake Lanier Olympic Park will host the City of Gainesville's Food Truck Friday events.

After serving as executive director of The Arts Council for almost four decades, Gladys Wyant has announced her retirement from the Gainesville non-profit.

Last month's winter storm on the Gulf Coast continues to get the blame for rising gasoline prices across the South, including a six-cent price hike in Georgia this week.

Water service will be interrupted for some City of Gainesville customers Thursday, Feb. 25, according to a release from the city’s Water Resources Department.

Riverside Military Academy’s cadet-produced Eagle News Network (ENN) earned national recognition in the Student Television Network’s (STN) Virtual Convention on Saturday, Feb. 20.

NFL star Deshaun Watson paid a visit to his hometown of Gainesville on Sunday, Feb. 21, reaching out specifically to youth in the city.

The City of Cornelia celebrated its 30th anniversary of being a Tree City USA by planting trees at its new water treatment plant on Arbor Day.

In just one week, Georgia gasoline prices jumped 18-cents a gallon, according to fuel price analysts. The blame goes to frigid weather along the Gulf Coast.