Business News

Clarkesville Main Street Manager Mary Beth Horton is excited that a lot of work has resulted in the signing of a lease for one of the city-owned spaces on the rebuilt east side of the Clarkesville square.

A memorial service will be held Tuesday. July 10th for Ray Burch, a Gainesville man well-known in local and state poultry circles.

A storm resulted in damage to the Cornelia water treatment plant Sunday night, meaning the city can’t produce water until repairs are completed.

Georgia Department of Corrections Commissioner Gregory Dozier has announced the assignment of Carmon Edwards to Deputy Warden of Administration at Lee Arrendale State Prison in Alto, effective July 1.

The last day on the job for Childs was Friday.

Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School broke ground recently on a new Community Dining Hall that will serve students, faculty and the community starting next spring.

Three people with ties to Hall County have been named to new terms on the Technical College System of Georgia Board of Directors.

Five Jackson EMC crews headed to South Carolina this week to help a fellow electric co-op restore power after powerful storms.

Harbin Lumber Company has established two $500 scholarships for students enrolled in the Engineering Technology AAS Degree Program at North Georgia Technical College.