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As the world observes the 50th anniversary of the first manned moon landing 50 years ago today, it’s a special time for one Buford-based company.

More than 1,100 members and visitors participated in the Habersham EMC Annual Meeting Thursday night at Habersham Ninth Grade Academy.

State Labor Commissioner Mark Butler said he is impressed with the jobs report for June, pointing to a drop in the unemployment rate and the creation of a record number of jobs across the state.

The University of North Georgia's (UNG) Department of Physics and Astronomy and the Dahlonega Science Council is hosting an event this weekend to mark the historic Apollo 11 lunar landing.

After spending the last two months searching for a new executive director, the Lake Lanier Association announced Tuesday, July 16 that Hall County resident Jennifer Flowers will take the post.

The hallways of a hospital closed less than one year ago are now filled with activity again, as Northeast Georgia Medical Center Lumpkin officially opened at 7 this morning.

Georgia gas prices are up again this week, according to this week's fuel price report from AAA, and the Gainesville area is seeing some of the most expensive pump prices in the state.

Piedmont College has completed the purchase of 80 acres adjacent to the Demorest campus from longtime friends of the college.

A rezoning request for property in the Rabbittown area where a hotel and small shopping center are planned will apparently not be heard by the Hall County Planning Commission Monday, after all.

After 25 years, Today’s Traditions Furniture and Design on Thompson Bridge Road will close its doors.