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Teachers at four middle schools in Hall County and Gainesville were awarded $11,655 in Bright Ideas grants from the Jackson Electric Membership Corporation. These grants will be used to fund eight innovative classroom projects across the county.

The coronavirus pandemic continues, but the Georgia Department of Labor's monthly state employment report shows more Georgians are returning to work.

Dongwon Tech Corporation, a supplier of heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) ducts and CR/DR systems, has announced plans to open a manufacturing facility in Hall County.

Gasoline prices have started to move up, following several weeks of lowering numbers at the pump.

Northeast Georgia Medical Center has named Kalpana Prasad, MD, program director of the upcoming psychiatry physician residency program.

Nearly 800 students at the University of North Georgia are set to graduate this fall, and they will do so in a socially distanced format on Saturday, Dec. 5 and Sunday, Dec. 6.

Once again, Site Selection magazine has selected Georgia as the top state for doing business.

To celebrate America Recycles Day, Gwinnett County is hosting a recycling drop-off event at Coolray Field on Saturday, Nov. 14.

The Gwinnett Department of Transportation’s Harbins Road interchange project at State Route 316 will require lane closures and traffic pacing throughout the month.

Two Hall County Government leaders were recently named to Georgia state boards by Gov. Brian Kemp.