Monday July 14th, 2025 3:26PM

Ken Stanford

Contributing Editor
Ken  Stanford
Qualifying dates set for special Gillsville city election
City officials in Gillsville have set the qualifying period for a special city council election March 6.
8:35AM ( 13 years ago )
Feds: Giving to Ga. charity fed lavish lifestyles
Court records outline spending sprees that prosecutors say fueled lavish lifestyles for founders of a Georgia charity once recognized by the White House as a model program.
11:20AM ( 13 years ago )
Rains pushing lake levels up
Over the past two weeks, the level of Lake Hartwell has shown its best gains since spring, while Lake Lanier has gone up about a third-of-a-foot.
10:27AM ( 13 years ago )
Deal: Toll lanes at capacity, working as intended
State officials say controversial toll lanes in metro Atlanta are now at capacity during rush hours after several months of trying to convince drivers to use them.
9:54AM ( 13 years ago )
Meat, poultry industry criticizing USDA's new antitrust rule
Meat companies and lobbyists are criticizing a new antitrust rule from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
8:19AM ( 13 years ago )
Immigration fingerprint program approved for every Ga. county
All 159 Georgia counties will now share fingerprint information with federal immigration authorities to help identify people who are in the country illegally and have committed crimes.
5:56AM ( 13 years ago )
Ala. GOP leaders have 2nd thoughts on immigration
Republicans who took control of the Alabama Legislature after 136 years of Democratic dominance promptly enacted the nation's toughest immigration law. But now some top GOP leaders, including the governor, are having second thoughts.
2:31PM ( 13 years ago )
Public invited to weigh in on plans to replace Dawsonville Hwy. bridge
The Georgia Department of Transportation announces a public information open house meeting to discuss replacing the existing State Route 53 Bridge over the Chestatee River portion of Lake Lanier at the Forsyth-Hall County Line.
1:47PM ( 13 years ago )
Japan-based firm to build new tractor factory in Jackson Co.
State officials say a Japan-based firm will construct a new $73 million manufacturing facility in Jackson County, creating 200 new jobs.
10:56AM ( 13 years ago )
White BOC plans reapportionment public hearing
Some changes are coming to a few of White County
10:35AM ( 13 years ago )