Posted 10:32AM on Tuesday 31st January 2023 ( 2 months ago )

LISTEN: Police Chief talks about homeless situation in Gainesville

By Mornings on Maine Street

Gainesville Police Chief Jay Parrish spent time with us on Maine Street to talk about the homeless situation in Gainesville. Chief Parrish says this is a challenge that takes the entire community to address.

LISTEN: Hope For Hall

All children love playgrounds, but not all playgrounds are inclusive. Caroline Filchak and Halley Bower are out to change that with Hope For Hall. They joined us on Maine Street to share their play to provide inclusive playgrounds where children of all abilities can have a place to play.

11:13AM ( 3 hours ago )

LISTEN: Zack Smith talks Atlanta violence

Smith joined WDUN's "The Martha Zoller Show" Tuesday.

11:00AM ( 3 hours ago )

LISTEN: Not-So-Common Cents

"Not-So-Common Cents" is a new Nat Geo book that helps children learn about money. Co-authors Sarah Wassner Flynn and Alvin Hall stopped by Maine Street to share what's in the book and why they wrote it.

10:37AM ( 4 hours ago )

WDUN Show Clips

LISTEN: Quiet hiring: an opportunity to move up

We've heard of quiet quitting. Now comes quiet hiring. Workplace expert Chris Westfall joined us on Maine Street to talk about how this can be a benefit to both employee and employer.

9:55AM ( 1 week ago )

LISTEN: Pets get cancer too, part one

Dr. Marie Lance of Lance Animal Hospital talks about the different types of cancers that can affect our pets. Be sure to listen to part two for treatment options.

9:37AM ( 1 week ago )

LISTEN: Treating cancer in pets

Dr. Marie Lance of Lance Animal Hospital followed up our talk of the type of cancers that can affect our pets with a discussion of treatment options.

9:30AM ( 1 week ago )

WDUN Morning Show

Gainesville Police Chief: Homelessness is a 'community issue'

The city of Gainesville has seen a recent increase in the number of homeless people in the area.

By Sydney Hencil

2:20PM ( 4 days ago )

Kemp announces $415 million in grants with focus on hotels, homeless

More than 30 organizations will benefit from the new round of COVID relief grants rolled out Monday by Gov. Brian Kemp. The $400 million in aid is the third such announcement he has made this year.

1:00PM ( 8 months ago )

For Goodness Sake: North Georgia Works!

As a result of their life choices, many men in the Gainesville-Hall County community do not have a job and live in homeless camps.

By Lauren Hunter

5:00PM ( 10 months ago )

Family Promise capital campaign closing in on its goal

Family Promise of Hall County is ready to launch the public phase of the capital campaign, the campaign’s silent phase, which began last fall, having already raised more than one million dollars gifts and pledges.

By AccessWDUN Staff

8:00PM ( 3 years ago )

Woman hit by train in Gainesville identified

A woman believed to be part of the local homeless community has been identified as the victim of an accident on a Gainesville train track.

By B.J. Williams

12:19PM ( 4 years ago )