Sunday February 2nd, 2025 7:05AM

Ken Stanford

Contributing Editor
Ken  Stanford
Rabies case confirmed in W. Hall
Rabies has been found in a raccoon that came in contact with a dog in the West Hall area recently.
4:56PM ( 9 years ago )
Dawson Co. homeless to benefit from Sept. 26 event
Family Promise of Dawson County, which serves homeless families through an interfaith coalition of churches, plans a fundraiser Sept. 26.
4:31PM ( 9 years ago )
NC ag officials talking about avian flu with flock owners
Agriculture department officials in North Carolina are holding a series of meeting with backyard poultry owners to talk about the dangers of avian flu.
12:59PM ( 9 years ago )
Time running out for local non-profit to get free website
Full Media is launching its 2nd annual Project IMPACT initiative, which means local nonprofits are applying for a free top-of-the-line website.
12:21PM ( 9 years ago )
SNCA Calendar of Events
12:13PM ( 9 years ago )
GHCC seeks nominations for Business Beautification Awards
The Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce’s Business Beautification Awards of Excellence promote attractive and well-maintained areas by publicly recognizing those who have made beautification efforts to property.
10:06AM ( 9 years ago )
Sawnee EMC members elect two new board members
Members of two of Sawnee Electric Membership Corporation’s (Sawnee EMC) districts have elected new directors to represent them on the Cooperative’s Board of Directors.
8:45AM ( 9 years ago )
Common Core proficiency rate in Ga. below 40 percent
When Georgia students took a new test based on Common Core standards last year, their rate of proficiency in English language arts and math was below 40 percent in each grade level, according to results released Thursday.
8:26AM ( 9 years ago )
Dates set for Quinlan's annual Members' Exhibition
The Quinlan Visual Arts Center's most popular tradition, the annual Members' Exhibition, is scheduled this year from Oct. 22-Dec. 10.
4:24PM ( 9 years ago )
Special election planned in Clermont after no one qualified for a one city council post
A total of six candidates have qualified for two of the three Gainesville City Council seats to be voted on this year, while in Clermont, one city council post attracted no candidates, which means a special election will have to be held.
10:14AM ( 9 years ago )