Monday May 6th, 2024 7:51AM

Ken Stanford

Contributing Editor
Ken  Stanford
Gainesville College SIFE team gets $5,000 grant
The Gainesville College Students In Free Enterprise (SIFE) Team has received a $5,000 grant from the Marcus Foundation to teach free enterprise principles to at-risk youth in the Gainesville/Hall County community.
2:45PM ( 19 years ago )
Brown's Bridge Road shooting death a 'suicide'
The death of a man whose body was found at a business on busy Brown's Bridge Road in west Gainesville Wednesday morning during rush hour was apparently a suicide.
11:34AM ( 19 years ago )
Strong winds bring change in weather
Plummenting temperatures, brisk winds, snow flurries and occasional sleet greeting commuters in the Gainesville area Tuesday morning.
9:40AM ( 19 years ago )
Ellard, Cronic get gubernatorial appointments
Two Gainesville men have been named to state boards by Governor Perdue.
9:30AM ( 19 years ago )
Forsyth County teen dies in wreck
A Forsyth County teenager died in a weekend traffic accident just blocks from his home.
2:13PM ( 19 years ago )
New 10th Congressional District would retain Hall, add three counties
Hall County would remain a part of the Tenth Congressional District under a redistricting proposal now before the the Georgia Legislature but the district would pick up an additional three counties.
10:43AM ( 19 years ago )
Brenau signs contract with Yucatan-based ecology group
Brenau University has signed a contract to allow students and faculty to pursue research projects and inter-cultural studies in Mexico.
10:36AM ( 19 years ago )
Braselton to hold RiverWalk open house
City officials in Braselton will hold an open house Saturday to present plans for the first phase of the Braselton RiverWalk.
10:30AM ( 19 years ago )
Year-round school vote nearing
Parents and teachers in the Gainesville School System will be asked to vote later this month on on year-round schools. Meanwhile, the question of year-round schools will be the subject of a meeting Monday night at Gainesville Elementary School.
6:26AM ( 19 years ago )
Vass: State correct to switch to lethal injection
Former Hall County Sheriff Bob Vass who now sits on the state Board of Corrections says Georgia did the right thing when it switched from the electric chair to lethal injection for executions.
6:26AM ( 19 years ago )