Ken Stanford

The state Department of Labor’s (GDOL) Gainesville Career Center will help Express Employment Professionals recruit up to 60 employees next week for Milliken & Company’s textile plant at New Holland.

Lt. Col. Rembert Gary "Gabe" Rollison, a 1966 graduate of the University of North Georgia (UNG), was posthumously inducted into the Ranger Hall of Fame Wednesday.

The North Georgia Community Foundation (NGCF) has initiated an extensive search for the next professional to lead the organization as president and chief executive officer.

Some changes in fares and routes are coming Wednesday to Gainesville's fixed-route bus system.

South State Bank announced Thursday that it is donating $100,000 toward efforts supporting the Mother Emanuel AME Church victims’ families and the future of the Charleston community.

Two longtime July 4 traditions will continue in Hall County this year: the patriotic pops concert and the American Legion lakeside celebration.

The estate of Pauline Ivey has granted the Lanier Technical College (LTC) Foundation one of its largest single gifts in history, a $400,000 land and cash donation.

Registration for Gainesville Parks and Recreation Youth Tackle Football and Cheerleading ends July 10.

The Fall 2015 Session of The Wisdom Project, VISION 2030 Senior Leadership Program, kicks off on August 13 and includes eight programs, concluding on November 20. Applications are now being accepted.

Grace Fawcett, a freshman at Chestatee High School in 2014-15, is representing Georgia at the 2015 Congress of Future Medical Leaders.