Ken Stanford

Amerigroup Community Care, a provider of Medicaid managed care benefits, has joined Action Ministries in the effort to fight hunger and promote healthy lifestyles across Georgia.

After participating in the state's Move On When Ready program, seven high school students - including three from Hall County - will cross the stage as graduates of the University of North Georgia, six of them before they receive their high school diplomas.

A woman who served on the Oakwood City Council for 15 years before stepping down two years ago will be buried Saturday.

The Riverside Military Academy Color Guard and Drill Team has once again been selected to present the Colors, flag folding ceremonies, and drill performances on the Folds of Honor fan stage at Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Frequently described as an event that is part science fair, part sporting event, and part rock concert, the FIRST Robotics Competition is rolling into Gainesville March this weekend.

Investors bet big on U.S. stocks Wednesday, giving the market its biggest single-day gain in nearly four months and pushing the major indexes to record highs.

Last month may turn out to be one of the warmest Februarys on record in the South with the average temperature in Gainesville, for instance, nine degrees above normal.

Hundreds of prospective University of North Georgia students will tour their future home campuses beginning March 4 to learn about the many opportunities and experiences available.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers led by Congressman Doug Collins of Gainesville has sent a letter to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson requesting his aid in navigating a 2013 law that blocks the adoption of Russian children by American parents.

Several students from the Gainesville City School System earned medals during the recent Regional Science Fair.