Ken Stanford

The child molestation case against a former substitute teacher and North Hall church employee has begun moving through the court system.

Natural gas prices in Georgia are at their lowest levels in years and are down dramatically from a year ago.

Fire struck a 6,000-square-foot house in South Hall Tuesday night and another blaze briefly forced the evacuation of a Suwanee hotel.

Northeast Georgia Medical Center (NGMC) is pleased to announce Don Walsh has been named director of Outpatient Rehabilitation. Walsh takes the reigns from former director Judy Smith, who recently retired.

The Norton Agency and its partner, Norton Mountain Properties, are pleased to announce that they have merged with Otter Real Estate of Habersham County.

Georgia Gwinnett College moved a step closer to on-campus student housing Tuesday.

Michael Jackson was an entertainment phenomenon both triumphant and troubled, a dazzling performer who transcended barriers, transformed the music world and transfixed fans and non-fans alike in every corner of the Earth. But Tuesday's memorial was not for that Michael Jackson. Instead, those closest to the legend gave us a glimpse of Michael Jackson the man.

The head of the national guard in Georgia Tuesday defended the training that guard members receive before heading into combat.

David Brinson, a fourth grade teacher at Fair Street school in Gainesville, has been selected to attend the 2009 Mickelson ExxonMobil Teachers Academy.

With the lifting of the moratorium on new boat docks on Lake Lanier, the Corps of Engineers has now announced plans for a lottery to decide who gets a permit from the limited number available.