Ken Stanford

Roseta Santiago will return to Gainesville next year as the featured Guest Artist at the 2016 Quinlan Visual Arts Center Fine Art Auction, GALA.

The Gainesville Board of Education has been named a 2015 GSBA Exemplary Board by the Georgia School Boards Association (GSBA).

Northeast Georgia Medical Center Braselton is now offering advanced technology for the repair of abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA).

The Junior League of Gainesville-Hall County will crown this year's Belle of the Ball at the 2015 Charity Ball Dec. 12 at the Chattahoochee Country Club.

A new documentary based on the Foxfire book, “Memories of a Mountain Shortline—A History of the Tallulah Falls Railroad,” will be shown at the Swanson Center on the campus of Piedmont College at 2 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 19.

Georgia's secretary of state says his office will offer a year of free credit monitoring, more than two weeks after a lawsuit revealed that nearly 6.2 million voters' personal information had been released to media and political parties.

The Rotary Club of Gainesville soliciting nominations for the 2016 Man and Woman of the Year awards.

Gainesville police say Green Street and intersections on Green will be closed for more than four hours Sunday for the annual Christmas On Green Street celebration.

A Gainesville Middle School student, 11-year-old Lily Wallace, has been awarded a contribution to a Path2College 529 account as one of six statewide winners in the We Care, Child Care sweepstakes.

A week after getting national attention for a sign decrying political correctness, a Georgia sheriff is advertising T-shirts reminding people that if you're offended, you can get out.