Ken Stanford

The coming days in the Georgia legislature are all about one, all-encompassing proposal: the state budget.

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.

Gainesville Exploration Academy participated in a learning initiative entitled "Learning through Giving" during December in which each grade level sponsored a community outreach program of choice.

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

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

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.

Gwinnett County will host a series of meetings beginning Tuesday, including one each in Buford, Suwanee, and Sugar Hill, on the transit referendum which will be held March 19.

While many schools only bring in an outside speaker to mark the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, the University of North Georgia will be using a different format for its events.

State Bank and Trust Company, a division of Cadence Bank, which has a branch in Gainesville, is offering zero-percent interest consumer loans for furloughed federal employees impacted by the government shutdown.