Ken Stanford

The Gainesville planning staff is recommending approval of the rezoning for property on Browns Bridge Road where a new Catholic church is planned.

Two Gainesville schools, Centennial and Woods Mill, are on the state's new lists of schools in the lowest ten percent of academic achievement.

Stone Mountain Park officials say a Confederate battle flag that had been taken from its pole has been replaced and the incident is being investigated as a theft.

A loose coalition of trail lovers is morphing into an organization with ambitious plans to create a statewide trail network

Richard Labriola, General Manager of the Hilton Garden Inn in Gainesville, is the new Chairman of the Gainesville Convention and Visitors Bureau Authority.

As publicity swirls around a soon-to-be published book by, Harper Lee, the Braselton Visitors Bureau presents the classic “To Kill A Mockingbird” movie July 18. The movie is based on Miss Harper’s first best-selling book.

Hall County sheriff's deputies recently helped reunite a 10-year-old autistic girl with her stuffed bunny.

A condom giveaway Saturday in several states, including Georgia, is aimed at drawing attention to the impact human population growth has on endangered animals.

Trachte Southeast in Toccoa recently offered seven of its employees the opportunity to take the new Certified Production Technician (CPT) training through North Georgia Technical College.

The Junior League of Gainesville-Hall County is seeking letters of intent for non-profit organizations wishing to apply for the group’s Signature Project Grant.