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Local Business News

Taylor named District 2 Health Director
Zachary Taylor, M.D., M.S., has accepted the position of District 2 Health Director after serving as acting health director for the district since September.
10:55AM ( 4 years ago )
AAA: Georgia gas prices dip to $1.95 a gallon
Georgia gasoline prices took a three-cent dip over the last week.
7:09AM ( 4 years ago )
Spring Street parking spaces temporarily eliminated due to Gainesville streetscape improvements
All parallel and angled parking along Spring Street between Bradford Street and Green Street is temporarily unavailable due to work on phase two of the City of Gainesville’s downtown streetscape improvements project.
6:00AM ( 4 years ago )
Gainesville DWR responds to sewer spill off Dawsonville Highway
The Gainesville Department of Water Resources responded to and stopped a sewer spill near Lakeshore Drive off Dawsonville Highway Thursday, Oct. 29.
10:51AM ( 4 years ago )
Gainesville Fire Department donates COVID-19 educational packets to Gainesville students
The Gainesville Fire Department recently donated 3,000 COVID-19 educational packets to elementary students in the Gainesville City School District.
10:53AM ( 4 years ago )
Toyota Industries Corporation to expand Pendergrass facility
Toyota Industries Corporation has announced plans to expand its production facility in Pendergrass to meet additional demand for the company's onboard power electronics.
11:44AM ( 4 years ago )
Yarrington to retire as Sardis Elementary School principal
Sardis Elementary School principal Neil Yarrington announced his retirement on Friday, Oct. 23.
11:47AM ( 4 years ago )
AAA: Georgia gas prices drop to $1.98 a gallon
Georgia motorists are now paying an average price of $1.98 per gallon for regular unleaded gasoline, according to the weekly fuel price report from AAA-The Auto Club Group.
5:45AM ( 4 years ago )
Jobless rate for Gainesville metro inches up to 4%
The unemployment rate for the Gainesville metro area inched upward in September.
5:08AM ( 4 years ago )
Gainesville officials to close some levels of downtown parking deck on Nov. 2
As the initial phases of construction begins on the Gainesville Renaissance project, the city of Gainesville will close several upper levels of the adjacent Main Street Parking Deck starting Monday, Nov. 2.
10:50AM ( 4 years ago )