Thursday March 28th, 2024 2:57PM

B.J. Williams

B.J. Williams
More storms likely Monday
Severe thunderstorms that rumbled across the Southeast killed one person, knocked out power to thousands in Alabama and Georgia and spawned several possible tornadoes.
7:40AM ( 14 years ago )
NGCSU cancels Mexico trip due to swine flu
Students from the School of Education at North Georgia College and State University will not take a scheduled trip to Mexico... thanks to the swine flu.
5:53PM ( 14 years ago )
Safe Kids sponsors safety fairs
With summer vacation just around the corner, Safe Kids Gainesville-Hall County decided now is the perfect time to teach students some safety basics.

1:21PM ( 14 years ago )
Braselton's library "Friends" raise $7,000 at luau
Friends of the Braselton-West Jackson Library recently raised $7,000 in its second annual fundraiser.
12:25PM ( 14 years ago )
Lumpkin County says no to stray pets from White County
White County officials have been told by Lumpkin County animal shelter officials they can no longer accept stray animals from their county.
12:56PM ( 14 years ago )
Six graduate Village Nursing Careâ
Village Nursing Care recently graduated six students from its Certified Nursing Assistants training class.
1:29PM ( 14 years ago )
Fire forces evacuation of King's Delight
Quick thinking employees at the King's Delight meat processing plant helped put the brakes on a fire at the business Tuesday afternoon.
1:10PM ( 14 years ago )
Suspected killer has ticket to Netherlands
A University of Georgia professor suspected of killing his wife and two other men outside a community theater has a plane ticket to fly to the Netherlands later this week and left behind an empty passport wallet, federal authorities said Monday.
1:16PM ( 14 years ago )
Scheffield to retire in June
Gainesville Human Resources Director Joan Sheffield has announced her retirement.
11:04AM ( 14 years ago )
World govts race to contain swine flu outbreak
The world's governments raced to avoid both a pandemic and global hysteria Sunday as more possible swine flu cases surfaced from Canada to New Zealand and the United States declared a public health emergency. "It's not a time to panic," the White House said.
9:55PM ( 14 years ago )