B.J. Williams

As the economy continues to lag, some parents may have trouble buying school supplies as their children head back to class. That's where United Way's Stuff the Bus program comes in.

Brenau University has officially reorganized all of its academic programs under two banners Graduate School and Undergraduate School as it continues execution of a strategic plan to double its enrollment by 2025.

An opportunity for the unemployed to change their luck: two separate job fairs are scheduled in coming weeks in North Georgia.

Heritage OB/GYN has opened a new satellite office in the Braselton area in Medical Plaza 1 at River Place.

Four more arrests have been made in connection with an undercover prostitution sting in Hall County.

Georgia has a second chance to win $400 million from the federal 'Race to the Top' grant competition - and five northeast Georgia school systems are among 26 in the state that signed on to the application.

The Georgia Department of Transportation wants feedback on a downtown Jefferson road proposal

The victim of a Friday afternoon crash in Barrow County has been identified as 40-year-old Karen Shockley of Winder.

The search is on for the Gainesville Police Department...not so much for criminals, but for historical items.

Crescent Bank and Trust is the latest Georgia bank to be seized by federal regulators.