Ken Stanford

Gainesville High School Musical Theatre won first place recently in the region 8-6A One Act Competition with a performance of "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying."

The North Georgia Technical College Foundation announces that Stovall Machine Products has established a scholarship for the CNC and Tool and Die Programs at the college.

Gainesville Water Conservation Specialist Kristen Howard will be giving away free shower heads next week to call attention to WaterSense’s Shower Better Month.

The University of North Georgia's Chinese Language Flagship Program has been renewed for another four-year, $1.2 million grant.

A number of ex-offenders and others who are having difficulty finding employment are expected to attend a workshop in Cornelia that is designed to help them find and keep jobs.

The Gainesville High School NJROTC Drill Team recently won first place overall at a NJROTC Drill Meet in Stockbrdige and has qualified to participate in the state championship meet next March.

At Academy Sports in Gainesville Friday, a Lakeview Academy 2nd-grader, who is also a cancer survivor, will be presented with a custom-fitted basketball goal and post.

Facing unprecedented warnings of a "rigged" election from Donald Trump, state officials around the country are rushing to reassure the public, and some are taking subtle steps to boost security at polling places because of the passions whipped up by the race.

More than 50 tons of debris was pulled from Lake Lanier during this year's Shore Sweep, organizers said Tuesday.

M3 Accounting + Analytics, which provides hotel accounting and analytics software, served as presenting sponsor of the 2016 Special Olympics Fall Games which were held in Gainesville earlier this month.