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Local Business News

AAA: Georgia gasoline prices rise during Christmas week
Gasoline prices in Georgia increased during Christmas week, according to this week's fuel price report from AAA.
12:03PM ( 4 years ago )
Rabid raccoon found in Flowery Branch area
Hall County Animal Control officials reported the discovery of a rabid raccoon in the Flowery Branch area in recent days.
8:22AM ( 4 years ago )
Habersham EMC adds extra COVID-19 precautions
As COVD-19 cases rise across the region, officials with Habersham EMC have decided to implement some additional precautions to stem the spread of the virus in the company's service area.
7:06AM ( 4 years ago )
GDOL: November jobless rate rises in Gainesville, labor force grows
A year ago, the unemployment rate in the Gainesville metro was 2.2%, but in the throes of the COVID-19 pandemic, that number has grown to 3.5% for November 2020.
8:00AM ( 4 years ago )
Suwanee Municipal Court honored for COVID-19 implementations
The Georgia Municipal Court Clerks Council recently named Suwanee Municipal Court Program of the Year for their efforts involving COVID-19 implementations
11:30AM ( 4 years ago )
AAA: Georgia gasoline prices rise 4-cents in one week
Georgia gas prices increased at the pump compared to a week ago, according to this week's fuel price report from AAA.
5:42AM ( 4 years ago )
Ivester Education Center at Northeast Georgia History Center gets new director in 2021
With the first of the year, the Northeast Georgia History Center in Gainesville will have a new Director for its Ada Mae Ivester Education Center.
4:00PM ( 4 years ago )
UNG names Lampkin general counsel
University of North Georgia President Bonita Jacobs has named Reggie Lampkin the school’s new general counsel effective Jan. 1.
6:00AM ( 4 years ago )
Smiley installed as pastor of Lakewood Baptist Church
Dr. Tyler H. Smiley was installed as the seventh pastor of Lakewood Baptist Church on Sunday, Dec. 13.
5:00AM ( 4 years ago )
Dawson County closes rec centers at two parks for cleaning, sanitizing
With coronavirus cases on the rise, officials with Dawson County Government have made the decision to close recreation centers at two parks for deep cleaning.
12:26PM ( 4 years ago )