Ken Stanford

Dick Gregory, who broke racial barriers in the 1960s and used his humor to spread messages of social justice and nutritional health, has died. He was 84.

Site work has begun on the west side of Gainesville where the Achdiocese of Atlanta plans to construct a Catholic church and school.

Who would have thought a year ago that Monday's total eclipse of the sun would generate the kind of excitement that it has.

A diverse crowd of several hundred people marched from downtown Atlanta to the home of the late Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. in protest of white supremacists and other hate groups surfacing across America.

The president of the Lanier Tea Party Patriots, Lucretia Hughes, has announced plans to run for the District 47 state Senate Seat, now held by Frank Ginn, next year.

The High Museum of Art in Atlanta recently hosted Brenau University’s Master of Interior Design Portfolio Exhibition, giving interior design students the chance to showcase their work to the public.

The City of Hoscthon in conjunction with the Hoschton Fall Festival is holding a Hometown Hero Competition.

Habitat for Humanity of Hall County is looking for volunteers to help with home construction the remainder of this month and again in September.

The dust has hardly settled from last year's elections but Georgia is fast approaching another election day.