Lawson Smith

As the school year comes to an end, high school students have begun to enjoy several year-end traditions such as prom, graduation, and every prankster’s favorite: Junior vs. Senior Wars.

As mental health awareness becomes a priority for more and more people, the Quinlan Visual Art Center has introduced a new Art Therapy Program to help individuals navigate their emotional needs through artistic exploration.

Mutts on Main in Downtown Gainesville is returning to the historic square on March 25.

Forsyth County Education Foundation will soon host its annual Duck Dive, a fundraiser that sends 100% of its proceeds to schools in need.

White County Public Works plans to close a portion of Campground Road March 21 and 22.

The Girls Scouts of Historic Georgia named Mary Lynn Coyle, chair of the Northeast Georgia Health System Board, as this year’s Gainesville Woman of Distinction.

A Forsyth County custodian is currently in the running to be voted Cintas Custodian of the Year among nine other custodians across the country.

The Friends of Lyman Hall have invited the community to a free viewing of Disney’s Jungle Book Kids, presented by students of Lyman Hall Elementary School on Saturday at 2 p.m.

The Forsyth County Fire Department on Saturday hosted its annual recognition ceremony where various awards were presented and 25 personnel were promoted.

The Hall County government is encouraging citizens to share their visions for the county during two upcoming workshops as part of Hall County’s ongoing update to its Comprehensive Plan.