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Truett McConnell University’s Balthasar Hubmaier School of Theology and Missions announces new concentrations in Women’s Studies for the Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies and the Master of Arts in Theology degree programs.

The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners recently became one of the latest local governmental bodies in the state to formally oppose a residential design bill that would preempt local building design standards.

Colonel (Ret.) Stanley C. “Staś” Preczewski, USA, Ph.D. becomes Riverside Military Academy’s 10th president today.

The Gainesville man tasked with overseeing the Southeastern Regional Office for the U.S. Small Business Administration said the future is bright for African Americans who want to own their own businesses.

Windstream Holdings Inc. announced Monday the company and all its subsidiaries have filed voluntary petitions for reorganization under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.

Two Chestatee High School students are headed to the International DECA Competition in Orlando in April after placing first at the recent DECA State Competition.

Dr. Pablo Mendoza has been named the first director of diversity and inclusion at the University of North Georgia.

Peach State Bank & Trust has named Rachel Funk, Scott LeFevre, Ben Souther, Suzanne Cindea and Caroline Nix to its Youth Development Board, which provides insights into the community’s young professionals and families.

The Georgia Department of Labor is partnering with Visiting Angels Recruitment to host an upcoming job fair in Toccoa for positions in Hall and four other northeast Georgia counties.

Gainesville's newest Zaxby's is scheduled to open Monday at 1977 SE Textile Way in the New Holland area.