Tuesday October 8th, 2024 10:31PM

Ken Stanford

Contributing Editor
Ken  Stanford
Report: Meth abuse costing Ga. $1.3B annually
A RAND Corporation study, “The Economic Cost of Methamphetamine Use in the United States,” estimates that the national cost of Meth abuse in one year alone exceeds $23.4 billion.
6:13AM ( 15 years ago )
Medical College of Ga. announces hiring freeze
The Medical College of Georgia is freezing hiring on state-funded positions to cope with budget cuts.
11:50AM ( 15 years ago )
Free dental care draws early crowd
People lined up early Friday outside Gainesville Dental Group on Thompson Bridge Road for free dental care.
10:14AM ( 15 years ago )
GPD receives $15k grant
The Gainesville Police Department was awarded a $15,000.00 traffic enforcement grant by the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety.

10:05AM ( 15 years ago )
HCFS accepting applications for citizens fire academy
Hall County Fire Services (HCFS) is accepting applications for its upcoming Citizens Fire Academy.
7:58AM ( 15 years ago )
Changes in Clarke Co. sex ed courses okayed
The Clarke County School board has approved by an 8-1 vote two new sex education programs, ending a long-standing practice of abstinence-only education.
7:31AM ( 15 years ago )
Plane crash in upstate NY kills 49 people
A fire official says a commuter plane coming in for a landing at Buffalo Niagara International Airport ``basically dove right into the top'' of a house in a fiery explosion that killed all 48 people on board and one person on the ground.
4:48AM ( 15 years ago )
TVA Board cuts power rates, effective Apr. 1
Some people in northeast Georgia will soon be paying less for electrical power.
11:58AM ( 15 years ago )
A plea for more police protection
A delegation from Beechwood Estates pleaded with the Gainesville City Council Thursday morning for more police protection for their neighborhood.
11:25AM ( 15 years ago )
Make-up of state's Regional Water Councils complete
Governor Sonny Perdue, Lt. Governor Casey Cagle and Speaker of the House Glenn Richardson have announced their selections for members of Georgia s regional water planning councils, which will have a key role in the statewide water planning process.
10:40AM ( 15 years ago )