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Looking at 16-year-old Jacob Stevens today, you would never know just four months ago he was fighting for his life after suffering severe cardiac arrest at a fall festival hosted at his church in Oakwood.

The bridge construction surrounding Lake Lanier may feel like a series of never-ending projects for those who frequently travel the area. The construction process began in 2016 and isn’t expected to be completed until 2020.

Natural Juice Cafe is Gainesville's one-stop-shop for fresh juice and foods. The cafe has been around going on its sixth year, so maybe you have heard of it, but if you haven't it's worth trying and your health will thank you for it later.

It takes more than luck to become an Irish dancer, let alone an award-winning one. Students at Carpenter Irish Dance Academy have been training hard for upcoming St. Patrick's Day celebrations, and some are training even harder for competitions.

Downtown Jefferson is the new home to a wine and gourmet shop called Public Square Wine Market, where people can indulge in fine wines, gourmet foods and a selection of locally brewed beers.

Gainesville Police Chief Jay Parrish invited comments Monday evening from members of the audience filling Bethel AME Church on Mill Street, and he got them.

For the second year running, the Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce Wednesday, Feb. 27 distributed its Healthy Hall Awards of Excellence.

Ally Baker, a 23-year-old student at the University of North Georgia, has lived with Type 1 diabetes her whole life. She was diagnosed at age six after her mother noticed questionable signs and symptoms of the disease.

J’s Place, a recovery center located on the north end of Gainesville off GA-Hwy 60 hosted its grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday.

Christy Dove, Jefferson is an independent dealer for Damsels in Defense.