Ken Stanford

The late Bill T. Hardman, Georgia's first tourism director and a key player in development of the Georgia World Congress Center, will be honored by the University of North Georgia next month.

Piedmont College soprano Kelly Hood of Buford will present her senior voice recital at 7:30 p.m., Thursday, July 9, in the college chapel in Demorest.

The Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce’s next Business After Hours will be held June 18 from 5:00-7:00 at Port Royal Marina on Browns Bridge Road.

A woman who spent 50 years in the retail business in Gainesville and was one of the first tenants at Sherwood Plaza has died.

In a repeat of public objections to tax increases a year ago, the Hall County Republican Party is again lining up in opposition to proposed tax increases this year.

A series of public meetings is planned, beginning in Gainesville, as the state Department of Natural Resources considers increasing fees for hunting and fishing licenses.

A longtime Gainesville doctor and former Chief of Staff at Northeast Georgia Medical Center has died.

The Gainesville City School System recently relocated the Registration and International Center to 508 Oak Street.

The Lake Lanier Olympic Venue has shown an economic impact of $6.2 million so far this fiscal year (FY 15), according to a study by the Gainesville Parks & Recreation Department.