Marc Eggers

Funding assistance for a fourteen townhome housing development and the expansion of a midtown business will be on the voting agenda when the Gainesville City meets next week.

Nearly a decade ago the “plan” dominated local media headlines; Thursday night what’s left of the “plan” was so benign that it was easily lost among the 33 other consent agenda items passed in a single vote by the Hall County Commission.

The City of Gainesville will hold a public hearing regarding changes to the city’s Unified Land Development Code (ULDC), including an amendment in the ULDC regulating what is referred to as “Extended Stay Lodging Services”.

A unanimous recommendation for rezoning approval from the Gainesville Planning and Appeals Board Tuesday evening moved a couple of midtown mixed-use developments closer to reality.

Hall County commissioners plan to extend even further the moratorium on issuing business licenses for hookah lounges.

A 3.49-acre lot at a well-known three way intersection near the Oakwood city limits will likely be the site of a 10,500-square foot day care center if final approval is granted by the Hall County Commission on January 9th.

After months of consideration and discussion, including several trips back to the drawing board by design teams, city leaders in Flowery Branch voted Thursday evening to move forward on three extensive building projects.

Plans to construct a four-story, 152-unit senior living facility on a 5.77-acre wedge of property between Thompson Mill and Friendship Roads is now a step closer to final approval.

Officials in Forsyth County announce that Ride Share, a pilot transportation program facilitated in partnership with Common Courtesy, Inc., is now available for eligible Forsyth County residents.

One of Gainesville’s longest running, open-community Thanksgiving celebrations now has two seatings.