Monday October 14th, 2024 12:26AM

Ken Stanford

Contributing Editor
Ken  Stanford
NGCF activates Japanese disaster relief fund
The North Georgia Community Foundation (NGCF) is offering a means for our community to help the people of Japan.
8:37AM ( 13 years ago )
Winder Hwy. reopens
Winder Highway just south of the Blackshear Place reopened just before 8:00 this morning after being closed for about 45 minutes because of a traffic accident.
7:33AM ( 13 years ago )
Police: Gwinnett woman, kids injured in DUI wreck
A North Gwinnett woman remains in jail on DUI and other charges after police say her children were injured when she drove her car off the road and hit a utility pole.
6:40AM ( 13 years ago )
New reactor fire as Japan works to contain threat
A fire broke out at a nuclear reactor again Wednesday, a day after the power plant emitted a burst of radiation that panicked an already edgy Japan and left the government struggling to contain a spiraling crisis caused by last week's earthquake and tsunami.
8:34PM ( 13 years ago )
Deal signs HOPE scholarship changes into law
Just three weeks after unveiling legislation to overhaul the state's cash-strapped HOPE scholarship, Gov. Nathan Deal has signed the measure into law.
1:41PM ( 13 years ago )
More US relief crews exposed to radiation in Japan
More U.S. military crews were exposed to radiation Tuesday as they ramped up relief flights over Japan, and Americans on two military bases south of Tokyo were advised to stay indoors as much as possible.
1:08PM ( 13 years ago )
Hall schools launching child obesity initiative
The Hall County School System is launching a private/public partnership to combat child obesity, with school officials calling it the "pilot among pilot" programs.
12:26PM ( 13 years ago )
Senate to consider Sunday liquor sales bill Wed.
The issue of Sunday liquor sales, which seemed to have been shelved for the session, has found new life and is expected to come up for a vote in the Georgia Senate.
10:57AM ( 13 years ago )
Another round of drenching rains
Heavy rain moved across north Georgia Tuesday morning for the second time in less than a week, turning already soggy ground even soggier.
10:37AM ( 13 years ago )
Oakwood amending its alcoholic beverage ordinance
The Oakwood City Council is moving toward amending the city's alcoholic beverage ordinance to include reducing the required seating for restaurants that serve liquor-by-the-drink, beer and wine.
7:29AM ( 13 years ago )