Ken Stanford

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has released a report that includes several drought-related proposals that would impact Lake Lanier and other parts of the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint River Basin.

Lanier Technical College instructors nominated 33 students for the Georgia Occupational Award of Leadership competition, according to Kari Register, coordinator for the College’s GOAL program.

It was 75 years ago today that the Japanese staged a surprise attack on U.S. forces at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii, plunging the United States into World War II, which had been raging in Europe for two years. Recently, four northeast Georgians recalled how they first heard about the attack and what happened in the days and months immediately afterward.

The latest class of graduates from the Dawson County Citizen's Government Academy course recently received their certificates.

Caring Hands Ministries and Travis Chapel United Methodist Church will hold a coat and blanket and shoe give away Saturday December 10 from 10:00-2:00 at the church.

The public safety monument in Roosevelt Square in downtown Gainesville will be dedicated Thursday.

A 170-year-old grist mill in Hall County and a structure key to Lumpkin County's gold-mining history are among the area sites where archaeology students at the University of North Georgia are working to uncover history in order to help preserve it.

Scammers aren’t giving utility customers a break for the holidays, even going so far as targeting local small business owners, according to Jackson Electric Membership Corporation.

Dawson County officials who were elected or re-elected this year are scheduled to be sworn in just before Christmas.

Georgia Schools Superintendent Richard Woods will present Martin Technology Academy with it's newly earned STEM Certification at a ceremony at the school on Monday.