Local Business News

Four people will lose their jobs when the Gainesville Red Cross Blood Donation Center closes in a couple of months.

Habitat for Humanity of Hall County has a new Director of Construction as officials move ahead with "big plans" for its Copper Glen subdivision.

A memorial service will be held Saturday on the campus of Lanier Technical College in Gainesville for Ken Breeden, a former president of the school.

While Georgia Labor Commissioner Mark Butler continues to think positive when it comes to the employment picture in the Gainesville metro area, he said numbers in the December jobless report may not appear to be good news at first glance.

Georgia gas prices have risen an average total of six-cents in the past 10 days, according to this week's fuel price report from AAA - The Auto Club Group.

Brenau University’s online graduate education and MBA programs ranked among the top online higher education programs in the United States, according to the 2019 listings compiled by U.S. News & World Report.

The University of North Georgia's middle grades education bachelor's degree is expanding to UNG's Gainesville Campus starting this fall.

First-time claims for unemployment insurance in Gainesville last year were down 37.9 percent compared to 2017.

The Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce recently completed a study of Hall County healthcare providers that concludes that sector employs 13 percent of the county's workforce with an average salary of just over $59,000.

A 23-lot subdivision planned in the Murrayville area is getting a recommendation for approval from the Hall County planning staff.