Local Business News

Construction partners with the Georgia Department of Transportation will install a single lane closure on I-985 northbound at the SR 60/Queen City Parkway interchange beginning Friday.

The Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce has scheduled another webinar to update the community on the status of COVID-19 in the region, focusing this time on what life looks like one year after the start of the pandemic.

More work is planned this weekend on the I-985 southbound bridge over Queen City Parkway in Gainesville. T

The employment picture in the Gainesville metro area is steadily showing improvement, according to Thursday morning's report from the Georgia Department of Labor.

The Town of Braselton will hold its spring farmers market this Friday, March 19 at 9924 David Street in the historic downtown area.

Rising prices for crude oil along with increased demand and tightened supplies sent gasoline prices soaring over the past week, rising 11-cents a gallon in Georgia.

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.