At first glance the Copper Glen subdivision in Gainesville seems like your average neighborhood. And Jeremy and Sandy Roberts with their children might seem like an average family. But there is one aspect about these two things that separate them from average- and that’s their involvement with Habitat for Humanity for Hall County.
While it remains to be seen whether Lake Lanier levels will continue to rise and break the record high, data from the Army Corps of Engineers projects it will get very close.
Just a slight glance off any bridge overlooking Lake Lanier will tell you that water levels are up. And it’s no surprise that they are- considering that most of the area surrounding the lake has experienced several inches of precipitation over the last week.
Empowered, engaged and exceptional. Together these three words form the basis of Aim to Be3, Inc., or simply Be3, a new non-profit in the heart of downtown Gainesville.
The Gainesville Parks and Recreation Department is in the process of repairing an eight-foot deep sinkhole that has developed in Rock Creek Veterans Park in downtown Gainesville.
In an annual recognition event, the STAR students from Hall County and the City of Gainesville were honored Tuesday by the Kiwanis Club of Gainesville.
It was a chilly morning at Freedom Park in downtown Cleveland on Sunday, but according to Yonah the Groundhog, the cold temperatures won’t last for much longer!
For those who graduated from the Hall County Drug Court on Friday, there was a great sense of excitement. And there was an extra reason to celebrate the occasion, as it was also the program’s 100th commencement ceremony.
