Tuesday October 15th, 2024 2:22PM

Ken Stanford

Contributing Editor
Ken  Stanford
Firefighters lead man to safety
Hall County firefighters led a man to safety through a smoke-filled North Hall mobile home early Wednesday.
8:41AM ( 13 years ago )
Feds to probe river rules after girl's death
Federal officials say they plan to look into rules covering how outfitters do business along the Chattahoochee River after a 9-year-old girl's drowning last week.
7:39AM ( 13 years ago )
NE Ga. man dies after plunging into lake
A northeast Georgia man who died after jumping 50 feet from a train trestle into a lake near the Georgia-South Carolina line has been identified as 41-year-old Timothy Scott Fleming of Elberton.
6:54AM ( 13 years ago )
GCC approves budget
The Gainesville City Council Tuesday night approved the city's new budget with councilman Bob Hamrick the lone hold-out.
9:23PM ( 13 years ago )
2 town hall meetings on Hall budget now set for Sat.
A second town hall meeting on the proposed Hall County budget, its $11.5 million dollar shortfall and talk of a tax increase has been scheduled Saturday.
2:33PM ( 13 years ago )
Gwinnett OKs formal fire, EMS mutual aid agreement with Hall Co.
Gwinnett County commissioners have approved an automatic aid agreement for fire and emergency services with Hall County.
1:44PM ( 13 years ago )
Hoschton businessman recognized by trade association
A Hoschton businessman has been named Contractor of the Year by the Georgia Plumbing and Mechanical Association. Scott Roberts of Roberts Plumbing Inc. picked up the award at the group's annual meeting recently.
11:54AM ( 13 years ago )
Study: Ga. scholarship law 'failed experiment'
An education nonprofit says Georgia's law giving tax breaks to people who donate to nonprofits designed to pay for poor children to attend private schools is a ``failed experiment.''
11:31AM ( 13 years ago )
Yemen leader reportedly hurt worse than thought
Obama administration officials say Yemeni leader Ali Abdullah Saleh was more badly injured than thought in a rocket attack on his compound last week.
10:54AM ( 13 years ago )
If fixes fail, Iowa town could be left under water
The swollen Missouri River is threatening to inundate a small southwest Iowa town where officials are piling massive sandbags on a faltering levee to contain floodwaters that could leave the community under several feet of water.
10:49AM ( 13 years ago )