Gainesville, GA News

• Gainesville, GA News
• Food, fun bring people together at Brenau cook-off
• School systems’ summer work largely ‘behind the scene’
• New home comes with a bonus
• Injured Marine will be in town tonight
• Qualifying ends with 1 Democrat jumping in U.S. House 9th District race
• Ga. needs job growth, economic leader tells Chamber
• Lt. Gov. Cagle urges higher lake levels
• Bicknell files to run for Jackson chairman again
• Driver flown to Grady following Old Winder Highway accident
• To our readers: Production problems delay paper delivery
• Flowery Branch restaurant brawl leads to 4 arrests
• Obesity rampant among Georgia children
• Man crushed by car identified
• Tymchuk to lead health system's marketing efforts
• Jury convicts Ross in Valentine's Day slaying
• Wisdom Project aims to engage older community residents
• Class notes: North Georgia has 2 administrators on ‘Who’s Who in Education’ list
• Bridge meeting draws crowd
• Corps to release more water at Jim Woodruff Dam in ACF Basin
• City school budget calls for furlough days, staff cuts
• Segars running in House District 28
• Lower gas prices could mean more holiday travelers
• Habersham investigating allegations teacher sent 'inappropriate photos'
• Two companies could split Glades permit duties
• Jury in Valentine's Day slaying to continue deliberations Tuesday
• Butterfly Release creates festive atmosphere
• Chance of thunderstorms to diminish through week
• 5 Questions for Jim Barco
• Times wins AP honor for top story
• Boaters urged to wear life jackets
• ‘Crash detectives’ build their case
• ACLU alleges rights violations at several state detention centers
• Testimony links wife to accused go-between
• Flowery Branch twins top college graduating class
• Ga. jobless rate reaches 3-year low
• Cumming rejects Forsyth County’s latest offer on water deal
• Jackson County school board names Green as superintendent
• Flowery Branch mulls new project fund as part of budget
• Schoeck testifies that Ross knew about plans to kill her husband
• Lanier Charter, Tadmore named ‘alert’ schools
• Gainesville High nears end of 'rough' year
• Prosecution in Valentine's Day slaying trial focuses on records
• DOT to unveil plans for replacing Ga. 369 bridges
• Wreck on Ga. 365 injures 4
• Transportation tax advocates launch website
• Congressional candidates address gay marriage, TSPLOST at forum
• Resident sees pelican on Lanier
• Injured Marine returns to Hall for surprise visit
• Man charged in kidnapping, aggravated assault
• Ceremony honors law enforcement’s best
• Injured Marine returns to Hall for surprise visits
• Corps to suspend dock permit request evaluations
• Doctor urges young to watch skin cancer risks
• Chattahoochee back on list of endangered rivers
• Hall County Schools prepares for tight budget year
• Weather sirens to be tested Wednesday
• Gainesville police searching for armed robbery suspect
• Eyes on the Road: EPD work creates delay in awarding bypass project
• Longtime Barrow farmer, agriculture advocate dies
• Rain drenches area, helps Lake Lanier
• Schools prepare for new standard
• Civil Air Patrol trains for search-and-rescue
• Commercial tax hike may pay for extras on roadway
• Dawsonville rallies behind Dawsonville Pool Room owner
• Hall County personal property tax notices mailed Friday
• Ask The Times: Answers on pedestrian laws and bridge jumping
• Police, FBI investigating robbery at Oakwood bank
• Residents to pay more in Gainesville budget plan
• Chamber honors members at gala
• Wife may testify to avoid death penalty in husband's slaying
• Car, school bus wreck injures 1
• Hall County first in Southeast to use propane buses
• Gainesville City Council gets 1st look at 2013 budget
• Insects are arriving early this year
• State seizes Dawsonville Pool Room over unpaid taxes
• Baby meets firefighters who delivered her
• Work group aims to boost Exit 17 park-and-ride lot
• Gainesville police arrest 2 in armed robbery
• Woman hit by propeller after falling off boat
• Consolidated college named University of North Georgia
• Hall schools to offer IB program to tuition students
• Researcher says stem cell work speeds healing process
• Wauka Mountain students learn to eat local
• Wrecks shut down I-985 North
• Eyes on the Road: Buford must wait for new Ga. 324 lanes
• Ruby Brawner plans to keep volunteering
• Lanier lures back Canadian canoe/kayak event
• Lanier Park converting to long-term health center
• Hall commission may reduce furloughs in 2013 budget
• Lula celebrates its past with Railroad Days festival
• Brenau honors Belk heir for dedication to education
• Ask the Times: Hall property values determined by a variety of factors
• Businesses sign on to campaigns
• Bar honors achievement in judicial system at annual Law Day
• Man bit by rabid bat in northwestern Hall
• Deal pushes technology in schools
• Planning is in works for Howard Road traffic signal
• Hall sheriff’s budget may get cut
• Flowery Branch budget avoids tax increase or rollup
• Gainesville observes National Day of Prayer
• Gas prices are down from a year ago
• Graves urges Hall voters to back Romney
• Graduation coaches are integral to student success
• High-speed Internet project expands in Lumpkin County
• To our readers: Production problems delay paper delivery
• Dry weather triggers corps to start drought operations
• Vietnam veteran talks about leadership lessons from war
• Public gets first look at Hall County budget
• Gainesville won't ban pit bulls
• Monroe man charged with police impersonation
• The Local Agenda: Gainesville, Hall win housing grants
• Sinking houseboats causing commotion on Lake Lanier
• Hall brings probation services in-house next month
• Man gets life sentence in June 2010 murder
• Police plan crash investigation Tuesday on Ga. 365
• Drug Take-Back Day nets 58 pounds of drugs
• Eyes on the Road: Sales tax vote discussed at GMRC meeting
• Luncheon to offer health tips for women
• Ceremony honors local historian
• Summer ban on outdoor burning begins Tuesday
• GHS principal dies after brief cancer battle
• Growth is blamed for surge in rabies in area
• Greenway trail now open in midtown Gainesville
• Drought, low lake levels to linger
• Blaze destroys Long John Silver's restaurant in Gainesville
• Hall County tax notices in mail
• Ask the Times: Hall, Gainesville have certain rules on posting campaign signs
• DOT: Signal will be installed at Ga. 365, Howard Road
• Rabid raccoon found in North Hall
• Lack of funds worries parks and rec officials
• New witness describes 2 suspects in Sanchez slaying
• Commissioners seek 'immediate action' on Ga. 365
• 3 men indicted in Hall drug bust
• Hall lawmakers say transportation tax is necessary
• Residents weigh in on possible changes to Red Rabbit
• Clayton man in critical condition after Ga. 365 accident
• Graves schedules Hall County town hall May 2
• Hall student is national poetry contest finalist
• GDOT: Changes coming to Ga. 365 intersection
• Flowery Branch STAR student named state runner-up
• One dead following wreck on Ga. 365 at Howard Road
• Five charged in 'largest marijuana bust in 10 years'
• Take-Back Day provides chance to dispose of drugs
• State expands who must report signs of child abuse
• One boat in fatal wreck was stationary, authorities say
• Commissioners shun plan to allow more public speaking at meetings
• Rabid raccoon found in North Hall
• County set to pass new alcohol rules
• Eyes on the Road: Public hearing set for project in White County
• Man charged in holding daughter at knifepoint
• Authorities investigating fatal boat wreck on Lanier
• McDaniel: ‘Make it something that you’re sharing,’ not pushing
• Bagwell: ‘Every child can learn.’Debbie Bagwell Lyman Hall Elementary
• Baer: ‘Keep learning yourself. Keep focused on the kids.’
• Vaulters aren't just horsing around
• Landscapers spruce up Habitat for Humanity home
• North Hall students take on social project with fundraiser
• Child recovering from pit bull attack
• Reward offered in Sanchez murder case
• Girl injured in dog attack 'remembers everything'
• Plant openings good sign for Georgia economy
• Bond set for Marine in fatal Oakwood hit-and-run
• Girl, 9, flown to hospital after dog attack
• Jacobs announces mission, proposed names for consolidated university
• Large Kroger shopping center planned for New Holland
• 4 suspects in home invasion head to superior court
• Tuesday robbery suspect may have also robbed Toccoa bank
• Browns Bridge Road may get improvements if T-SPLOST passes
• Gainesville State names Pierce interim president
• Dawson County visitation center provides safe place for abuse victims
• Dawson County school system cuts staff
• Police release photos of bank robbery suspect
• 2 Gainesville residents charged in fatal one-vehicle wreck
• Tanners Creek park property now in Oakwood
• Veteran receives medals for World War II service
• 3 Hall teams qualify for world competition
• Gainesville Schools policy lowering grad requirements passes 1st reading
• Man charged in fatal hit-and-run in Oakwood
• One-vehicle wreck kills Flowery Branch man
• New Flowery Branch councilman wants to revive park
• First bald eagle nest documented on Lake Lanier
• 'I just beat cancer'
• CRCT isn’t gone just yet
• Wakeboarding park on Lanier to open in May
• Tea partyers rally against road tax
• Father, son drown in Lake Lanier
• Deal hints at more job creation
• Ask the Times: Times stands in place of a house that was built around 1900
• Maniscalco announces run for probate judge
• GBI investigating death at Hall jail
• No one hurt in East Hall fire
• Shooting leaves one in critical condition
• Man injured after robbery outside Panera Bread
• Savannah port plans now shallower, costlier
• Fence would protect Elachee bike trails
• Frost advisory issued for Hall, surrounding areas
• Fire danger heightens in Hall County area
• Gainesville police introduce new Caprice squad car
• Local educators deemed ‘masters’
• 1,226 still without power in South Hall
• Martin promoted to captain with Gainesville Police
• Award now $7,500 for information in horse shooting
• Oakwood approves annexations in business park
• The Local Agenda: Hall resident wants more free speech at public meetings
• Flowery Branch STAR student to represent region at state level
• GBI charges ex-Hall jailer with falsely reporting crime
• Hall extends deadline, asks for more from Gainesville’s offer to buy jail
• Friday wreck on I-985 killed Lawrenceville couple
• Long-range plans shaping up for YMCA in Oakwood
• Smithgall Woodland Garden nears fundraising goal
• County may offer easier recycling at all compactor sites
• North Georgia professor works with animals’ color-changing proteins
• Gainesville leaders not happy with Glades plan
• Four Christians discuss what Easter means to them
• Hall elections office sets up in new county building
• Red Rabbit passengers weigh in on fare hikes
• Ask The Times: Historic homes torn down for Green Street post office
• Gwinnett wreck kills 2 on I-985 S
• Sheriff’s office searching for man suspected of firing gun at property owner
• Local law firms go up against hunger
• ‘Active adults’ boost local housing market
• Flowery Branch slow to commit to pricey IT upgrades
• Police say alcohol a factor in Mockus crash
• Forsyth, Hall counties grow, slowly in 2011
• Bobo, local textile pioneer and Boy Scout leader, died at 94
• Reward offered for information in horse shooting
• Man flown to hospital after hand crushed in machinery
• Man struck by tree limb back home after receiving 200 stitches
• Carter's to create 1,000 jobs in Braselton by 2015
• State health plan once again includes some weight-loss surgeries for employees
• New university’s mission needs OK from Regents
• Richards wins seat on Flowery Branch City Council
• Horses discovered shot in Lula
• The Local Agenda: Gainesville looks at its goals for 2013
• Watershed management nearly complete
• Alto man dies in N.C. speedway crash
• Work closes lane on I-985
• Child hit by car at drugstore in critical but stable condition
• Today is the deadline to file property tax returns in Hall
• Warmer temperatures heat up Lanier
• State outlaws synthetic marijuana, which carries potential dangers
• Law enforcement responsible for monitoring synthetic drug
• ‘Spice’ has potential to be deadly
• Friday wreck victim now stable at Grady Hospital
• Open records set to get cheaper
• Ask The Times: Cedar Creek Reservoir holds more than 1M gallons
• Wheelchair basketball game raises awareness of disabilities
• Accident injures 3 on John Morrow Parkway near high school
• With Mega Millions at $540 million tonight, jackpot hopefuls flock to stores
• 21 Johnson High students, staff complain of skin rash
• United Way of Hall tops 2011 goal of $1.8 million
• Homer woman killed in Ga. 365 wreck
• Hundreds hopeful at job fair and career expo
• Dredging mostly done at Lula Park
• Marine: Leadership most sought-after skill set today
• Tourism is up in Northeast Georgia mountains
• Distillery tasting bill awaits Deal’s signature
• Investigators seek leads in apparent Sunday rape case
• OSHA fines Coleman plant for safety hazards
• The Local Agenda: Commissioners to partner with Gateway center on expansion
• Actress Janine Turner visits Riverside with a message
• Gainesville council considers another water rate increase
• Gainesville State cancels classes tonight
• Man airlifted after tree limb struck his head
• Gainesville's 'urban area' growth well ahead of national average
• Critically Acclaimed Author E.G. Carter Kicks Off Spring Book Signing Tour for CARLOUSIA, THE PASSING OF THE GUARD with Signing at Hall Book Exchange In Gainesville, GA
• Rabid skunk found in Homestead Drive area
• Wellness Expo promotes healthy lifestyles
• Forsyth sheriff says health led to 911 call
• Hall County delays Sunday sales
• Lake’s rising in time for increase in visitors
• Kids outshoot cops again in challenge
• Gainesville and Hall examine transit options
• Corps resumes Lake Lanier dock permit process
• North Georgia receives $1 million gift from BB&T
• Political Pulse: Tea Party Patriots off to DC; Collins courts female voters
• Back-door talks continue over old Hall County jail
• Student suspended after threat found on bathroom wall
• Some residents still trying to ‘figure out’ tax code bill
• Effect on life downstream questioned at second Glades Reservoir hearing
• Man stopped in South Hall, charged with cocaine possession
• Convicted business owner's prison sentence delayed
• Hall County proposes bus fare increase
• Residents note issues at Glades Reservoir meeting
• Achievement gap lands 2 area schools on ‘focus’ list
• Gainesville makes $7.2M offer on old jail
• Girl Scouts honor Rosemary Dodd as 2012 Woman of Distinction
• Work on Commerce rail crossing now set for next week
• Gainesville High to add 2 advanced placement classes
• Da Vinci Academy students earn Photoshop certificates
• Sunday afternoon crash in Dawson County kills 1
• Flowery Branch beautifying downtown
• Keep Hall Beautiful makes pitch for city funds
• North Hall family deals with diabetes
• Georgia cities seek help tracking foreclosures
• Northeast Ga. industries would benefit from a deeper Savannah harbor, but obstacles remain
• Girl Power event focused on building self-confidence
• Ask The Times: You ask and we answer
• Residents cool to toll lanes for Ga. 400
• OSHA cites firm for safety violations
• Accident snarls traffic on Interstate 985
• Gainesville may buy old county jail after all
• Political Pulse: Businesses ask for simplicity
• Designer presents Forsyth County equestrian center plans
• Rabid skunk found in South Hall
• Former Gainesville juvenile corrections officer jailed
• Warm weather to stick around for a while
• Experts to discuss health care reform at Brenau forum
• Educational innovator tours, visits with Hall County students
• South Hall wreck seriously injures woman
• State chamber leader touts transportation tax
• Hall Elections Office to relocate early next month
• Department of Justice OKs new Gainesville districts maps
• Man arrested after being shot this morning
• Officials set deadline for college mergers
• Two men face variety of drug charges
• Hall schools set SPLOST work for summer
• Georgia's first lady, former Hall commissioner win honors
• Gainesville police investigate burglary at Georgia Power
• 5 Questions for M. Garland Reynolds Jr.
• Ga. 365 wreck brings safety concerns to forefront
• Local governments get more cash through Web auction
• Taking the bus to work: A Times reporter's experience riding Red Rabbit
• Education leaders say bill barring illegal immigrants from college is unnecessary
• Hall Area Transit faces 'another tough year'
• Judge considering health concerns of terror suspect
• War Eagles step up for war hero
• Bond granted to man suspected of stabbing reality TV producer
• Piedmont College ousts Hollingsworth as president
• Lady Trojans rally schools for support
• Flowery Branch gives OK for smaller homes in Sterling on the Lake
• Lula claims Hall broke wastewater plant deal
• Teen recounts Tuesday night home invasion
• Author shares her childhood weight struggle
• Hall education pioneer to be honored today
• Army helicopter pilots: Never give up
• 4 charged in Cooley Drive home invasion
• Four-wheeler accident kills 1
• Ga. 365 wreck kills Clermont man
• Gingrich wins Georgia in GOP primary
• Voters approve Sunday alcohol sales for unincorporated Hall County
• Covert, Richards head to runoff for Flowery Branch Council seat
• Threat rumor put to rest at North Hall High
• Gainesville Police retiree Sisk joins Hall sheriff's race
• Traffic light to shut off at Gainesville intersection
• Hall County Sheriff's Office again earns recertification
• Wood's Mill gives students a head start on careers
• Senate approves bill to bar illegal immigrants from college
• Hall commission continues Dial-A-Ride support, for now
• Crews begin demolition of old Fair Street School
• Eyes on the Road: Bill could ax road planning organizations
• Event helps special needs students prepare for life after high school
• Gainesville schools recognized with national award
• Freeze watch issued for overnight Monday
• Hall firefighters investigating northwest Hall blaze
• President Obama awards Purple Heart to local Marine
• Gainesville city council to decide on Norton Agency Insurance expansion
• Landowners are eligible for funds from USDA for conservation
• Young equestrians compete at Chicopee Woods Agricultural Center
• Man killed in industrial accident in Flowery Branch
• North Hall Park is almost ready
• Hall County's early primary voting goes smoothly
• Severe storms threaten North Georgia
• Judge sets conditional bond for ex-Hall deputy
• Gainesville drafts new urban redevelopment plan
• Seats, shelters on the way for Hall bus stops
• Appeals panel defers to Supreme Court on immigration law
• Gainesville school bus involved in accident
• GSC campus votes in mock presidential primary
• Gingrich: Energy independence is national security issue
• Autocorrect fail blamed for West Hall schools' lockdown
• Woman honored for putting Dahlonega ‘on the map’
• Gingrich to speak at Gainesville rally today
• Lumpkin County judge not hearing cases this week
• Valedictorian's mother wants school system 'held accountable'
• Sherman named second in command with Gainesville Police
• Rabid skunk found in East Hall
• First cycle of chemotherapy dispels expectations, fears
• The Local Agenda: Hall County to accept Gainesville's sludge
• Hall may offer AP statistics for eighth-graders
• Authorities: Union Church Road bomb threat a hoax
• Gainesville school board upholds co-valedictorian decision
• Cumming third-grader goes on big adventure
• Eyes on the Road: DOT forging ahead on rights-of-way for work on US 129
• Couple charged with growing marijuana in home
• Fire destroys vacant home on Crow Lane
• Good News Clinics awaits national health reform outcome
• Sen. Miller alters cycling bill to please bikers
• DOT gets financial break from snow this year
• Brenau signs Mountains Center lease
• Flowery Branch hires finance director
• Police identify victims of Tuesday's fiery crash
• High cost of gas squeezes customers, local businesses
• Athens Highway wreck kills 1
• DOT names new district engineer for region including Gainesville
• 13-year-old hit by SUV in Clermont
• Hall County may take over federal housing grants after complaints
• Business owner sentenced in EPA ‘goose chase’
• Police have not identified victims in Tuesday's fatal wreck
• Business owner gets 20 months in prison after lying to government officials
• Kiwanis accepts nominations for service award
• Bridge on Ga. 129 closing 1 lane for work
• Hall commissioners to vote on selling old jail to CCA
• Chairman: School board will rule next week on co-valedictorians
• Bond denied for man charged with weekend stabbing
• Two people killed in vehicle explosion
• Connecticut man faces first hearing today in stabbing
• The Local Agenda: Mountains Center lease plan raises questions
• Queen City Parkway wreck kills child, injures 3 others
• Sheriff's office investigating Sunday stabbing
• 5 Questions for Kay Blackstock
• Campus in cyberspace: Colleges go online
• Oakwood growth options still on the horizon
• Faster Web speeds come to Cleveland
• Chicopee Woods, Gainesville State partner for teacher development
• New House districts not a done deal
• Ex-Hall deputy faces charges of rape, assault
• All students released from hospital following bus accident
• Gingrich and Santorum to visit northeast Georgia
• Political Pulse: Cedar Creek truce may be a holding pattern
• Gainesville council to vote next week on lease agreement with Brenau
• Rick Santorum will campaign Sunday in Forsyth County
• Sheriff's office searching for armed robbery suspect
• Gainesville may hike construction fees
• Clarks Bridge upgrade set to start in fall
• Injured Marine now being treated in U.S.
• Film to feature Dawsonville motel
• Ex-deputy's attorney: Bar interview from trial
• Glades Reservoir put on corps' list of federal projects
• Gainesville man among those arrested in $11 million drug find
• STAR students honored at Kiwanis meeting
• DOT advises careful driving in mountains
• Couples rekindle romance by renewing vows
• PICCADILLY CIRCUS
• Oakwood wants land-use talks with lake residents
• Ala. appeals water ruling to US Supreme Court
• Rain, sleet could hit Hall County overnight
• Family learning new details about injured Marine’s condition
• 5 Questions for Melvin Cooper
• Large crowd rallies for GHS honor student
• Eyes on the Road: Voters may learn of T-SPLOST projects before balloting
• Marine recovering from roadside blast in Afghanistan
• Local colleges worry what consolidation will mean for identities
• Hall County fire department donates water hoses for dock upgrade
• Gainesville considers moving Midland train engine
• Food ministry is hit by thieves
• Bill could smooth path for liquor sale votes
• Raccoon is county’s 5th confirmed rabies case
• Winter coming back with a bite
• Warm winter could cause an early mosquito season
• Georgia Council for the Arts discusses new mission, goals
• Elementary principal joins race for U.S. House seat
• Hall educators, Deal applaud waiver for No Child act
• Georgia, 9 other states get waiver from No Child Left Behind
• Several options available for empty I-985 building in Hall County
• Milton Martin Toyota may move
• Attorney urges quicker ruling on bond appeal for militia suspect
• New scholarship mirrors GSC program
• Warm temperatures may cause Ga.’s peaches to bloom early
• Search for dog tag's owner leads to veteran's daughter
• County cuts ties with Glades consultant
• Promoting democracy becomes controversial topic
• Weather radio can help keep you safe
• Real estate developer Abernathy remembered for jokes, friendships
• Airport for water? Idea would have Atlanta's 'second airport' in Chattanooga
• Photographer won't let cancer stop her
• Flowery Branch quarry seeks to add 6 acres
• Lawmaker pushes small business initiative
• Some spots in Hall lack fire hydrants
• Watchful eyes in the sky
• Health law raises faith concerns
• Gainesville High's valedictorian split draws fire
• Local authorities conduct training exercise
• Rabid 900-pound cow attacks Georgia farmer
• Officer fired at Gainesville youth center
• Apartment buildings concern Braselton family
• Gainesville deemed ‘priority location’ for boosting small business exports
• Cleaner air means Hall won’t change road plans
• City, Brenau negotiating Mountains Center lease
• Gas prices on the rise again
• Course teaches women to defend against attackers
• Wauka Mountain school to get week of Ga. food
• Little Dahlonega cabin makes a big move
• Davis Middle School seventh-grader wins spelling bee
• Rabid skunk found near Lula
• Gainesville fights signs of clutter
• Grant to SADD chapters to fight teens' drinking and driving
• Clarks Bridge replacement a step closer to starting
• East Hall man dies from wreck injuries
• Fire causes minor damage to Gainesville home
• Conditions ripe for fires this afternoon
• NGCSU seniors help bring more technology to primary school in Poland
• Weather stations surviving on limited funds
• School rallies around hurt secretary
• Lula man injured in motorcycle wreck
• To our readers: Production problems delay paper delivery
• A healing home for nation’s heroes
• Bill could offer 2nd chance after DUI charge
• Motorcycle rider badly hurt in wreck
• Gainesville woman injured after being struck by car
• Hall County commissioners reject partial road closure
• Gainesville councilwoman’s home is again burglarized
• Gainesville mulls tax 'roll up' if digest shrinks
• North Hall County out of drought
• Commission says no to Dollar General
• Commission votes down Oakwood’s attempt to reach Lanier
• Parks, longtime Hall educator, dies at 60
• Hall Commissioner Bell to attend Florida debate
• Hall County schools ask for feedback on BMI tests
• On her 108th birthday, Earls ‘ain’t worried about nothing’
• Former councilwoman qualifies for Flowery Branch seat
• Visitors to Poultry Expo learn about new products, machinery
• Gainesville man wins lottery again
• Right-of-way work delays South Hall road project
• Gainesville man holds $750,000 ticket
• Distraction helps trio make cash extraction
• Professor urges 'wait-and-see approach' on Arab Spring
• Schools to screen middle schoolers for scoliosis this month
• Hall schools expects alternative fuel buses to begin rolling this spring
• Gerald Couch joins race for Hall sheriff
• Oakwood, homeowners to meet about annexation plan
• Flowery Branch councilwoman gearing up for military duty
• Flowery Branch man plans Mount Kenya climb
• Great Decisions lecture series to focus on global issues
• Thunderstorms could strike area overnight
• Braselton police call tag reader a ‘cool tool’
• A wish is granted with store shopping spree
• For many residents, Hall Transit is the only way to ride
• A local link fans ‘Love’ at the movies
• Community leaders watch Hall classes in action
• Legislature may put teeth in dog law
• Flowery Branch finances in good shape, city manager says
• Hamilton State taking over failed Stockbridge-based bank
• Wreck victim flown from accident scene this morning
• Students get lesson with a porpoise
• Self-defense class to teach women to resist attacks
• Schools try to change behavior when students caught with drugs
• Authorities: Dahlonega man who killed Canton girl committed suicide
• Man injured in Lula house fire
• Ga. legislators collected 2011 money for 2012 campaigns
• No furloughs, reduced days for school employees yet
• Olens kicks off food drive
• Pizza delivery driver robbed
• No one hurt in morning house fire on East Hall Road
• Chamber lauds companies as tops in area
• Dahlonega man gets life sentence for killing girl
• Chamber honors three businesses for innovation
• Deal presents $19.2 billion budget to lawmakers
• Law became fixture as construction, automotive executive
• Rudess Hooper answers Gillsville's call
• Gainesville City Schools board to consider new vision for education
• Fire marshal: Flowery Branch fire last week was deliberately set
• Fair Street community breaks ground on new school
• Gainesville police get traffic enforcement grant
• Street lights out? There's an app for that
• Norton’s economic forecast set for Thursday
• Memorial service held at Civil War general's grave
• Reported ammonia leak forces business evacuation
• Flowery Branch to focus on stormwater study
• Danger around the bend
• Gainesville weighing its risky business
• 10 evacuated from home fire; no serious injuries
• Celebrating a King: Gainesville march to highlight Monday's MLK events
• Crosswalk upgraded at dangerous Gainesville intersection
• Suspect in armored truck robbery now faces ID theft charge
• Lula man sentenced to life for molestation
• Hall commissioners back to business in first '12 meeting
• 3 area schools snag extra federal money
• Police chases create difficult situations for sheriff’s office
• Winter roars back: Chance of snow tonight, then cold
• Food Lion to close stores in Gainesville, Jefferson
• Deal: Internet sales tax not in plan but an option
• Man charged in last month's explosives incident
• Pedestrian fatalities rare in Hall despite national increase
• Process under way to revamp City Park
• Police: Dead man at fire may have shot himself
• Three suspects in armored car robbery caught
• Deal budget plan raises state spending slightly
• County considering closing part of Shuler Road
• Deal outlines 'course to prosperity' for Georgia
• Neighbor says dead man at fire was shot
• Regents approve Gainesville State, North Georgia merger
• Deal to propose sales tax cut on construction projects
• Dollar store plan raises concerns for Lake Ranch residents
• Poultry laboratory won't be built in Oakwood after all
• Man died in fire identified; officials investigating
• Community leader Woodrow Stewart has died
• Lake Lanier Islands amphitheater to get makeover
• New Oakwood councilman wants tighter-knit community
• Riverbend Elementary may add tuition-based Pre-K
• Commerce man dies in single-engine plane crash
• A healthy goal: Keep kids moving
• Home heating help is back
• Childhood obesity ads drawing fire
• Jacobs to lead proposed college consolidation
• Out in the cold? Churches offer soup
• Rogers to be chairman of Higher Education Committee
• No injuries in North Hall school bus accident
• Seven charged with cocaine trafficking in Hall
• Ex-Hall jailer faces credit card fraud charges
• Video phone is like Skype for the deaf
• Banks County bridge is closed for repairs
• Deal looks to add 10 days to pre-k
• Huckaby: Regents will approve college mergers
• Longtime local grocer dies
• New Flowery Branch councilman will be sworn in today
• Hospital to hold public forums on new S. Hall campus
• Regents' merger plan could blend Gainesville State, North Ga. College & State U.
• Wreck backs up southbound traffic on I-985
• DNR starts new fee program for wildlife areas
• GSP still investigating wreck involving officer
• Ga. ag chief: Congress must fix immigration system
• Rabid skunk found in northeastern Hall
• Fetterman resigns from Flowery Branch council, citing Fla. transfer
• Residents advised to take precautions in winter weather
• Blood centers see fewer donations over holidays
• Former US Rep. Jenkins remembered as 'one of a kind'
• Gainesville policeman injured after being struck by vehicle
• Driver Services has issued $25M in super speeder tickets
• Local law enforcement escape national fatality statistics
• Day care leaders hope to teach kids of low-income families
• More budget challenges expected in local governments
• Fire agencies seek to recover training costs for lost workers
• Did we leave Iraq too soon?
• 1 person hurt in 4-vehicle wreck
• It’s not too late to donate to charity for 2011
• Drivers, beware: Police will be out in force tonight
• Robber flees without cash, still at large
• Health care: Law is already sending costs through the roof
• Couch resigns as No. 2 officer with Gainesville police
• Couple shares abilities with domestic violence center
• Deal approves water task force's reservoir plan
• Suspect arrested in Johns Creek after chase that began in Hall
• Tractor-trailer overturns, spilling frozen chicken tenders
• Glades Reservoir is a 2012 priority
• Water, sewer rates going up next week
• Many companies must begin using E-Verify starting Jan. 1
• Area schools bracing for change in 2012
• Firefighters battle house fire in West Hall
• Volunteer uses past career to teach reading skills
• State parks may begin charging for mountain bike trail use
• Local couple pays it forward
• Fire crews focus on safety amid health concerns
• Secret Santas pay off store layaways
• Justice Department approves state's redistricting maps
• Gainesville resident works to find homes for sheltered animals
• Radio station tunes out air time request
• Army veteran volunteers to help others in Gainesville
• Gainesville, Hall still at odds over Cedar Creek Reservoir
• Gainesville students honor classmate killed in wreck
• Teen injured in grenade explosion, another arrested
• Case resolved of teen accused of shooting mom
• Explosion kills 1 at downtown Gainesville business
• Clarks Bridge wreck kills Gainesville High student
• Bruner’s term as mayor ending
• Hammers, nails help woman find community in Hall
• Man pulled over, robbed by men posing as police
• Police shoot, kill Buford teen wielding machete
• Hall public safety workers honored for acts of heroism
• Oakwood to extend sewer to restaurant
• Fire destroys Lula mobile home
• Advocate for sake of a child
• Spirits soar through the bars
• Woman, 90, sentenced to jail for failing to clean property
• State association honors Hall assistant public defender
• Georgia not a winner in early learning grant competition
• Victims of Thompson Bridge Road accident identified
• Chairman: Glades water will be in demand
• Local colleges step up campus safety
• Thompson Bridge wreck kills 1, seriously injures another
• Man charged with assault after authorities say he shot gun into the air
• Dunahoo sworn in to represent South Hall in state House
• Hall may seek new funds for Glades
• Talmo man charged with murder in Nov. incident
• Rabid cat bites Hall resident
• Water plan draws comments about conservation
• Zoning changes for Smithgall Woodland Garden pass board
• Bridge hearing draws concerns, questions
• Gainesville police charge 2 Atlanta men with trafficking meth
• Flowery Branch High plays Santa to 40 kids in need
• Piedmont College expanding with new dorm
• Man's condition improves after Sunday fight
• Police searching for suspects in Saturday robbery, assault
• Groups trying to put up Korean War memorial
• Program for new moms ending Dec. 31
• Sunday alcohol sales under way in Gainesville
• Tradition again comes alive in a night of music
• Hall children’s vaccination rates steady while other states’ fall
• Couple dead in suspected murder-suicide in West Hall
• Students bring world's wonders to life in gingerbread
• Bond granted to man facing child cruelty charges
• Case dropped against Gainesville couple accused of growing marijuana
• Hall commission approves new districts
• Man found guilty in October 2009 murder of teen
• Public meeting on bridge project is Tuesday
• Delivery of print edition delayed due to unforeseen problems
• Gainesville schools pass accreditation with flying colors
• Rains today could mean icy roads Thursday morning
• Man arrested in murder of 7-year-old has Dahlonega ties
• Cumming man saw Pearl Harbor attack, then helped recover victims
• Gainesville businessman guilty for false claims
• Dunahoo wins House District 25 runoff
• Lanier Tech earns full accreditation
• Prosecutors: Gainesville business owner lied about fines
• Funding coming for Cool Springs Park ballfields
• Hall jailer resigns following weekend arrest
• Suspicious package at hospital deemed harmless
• Hall seeks to turn old books into new money
• Gainesville could switch back to county landfill
• Missing Forsyth County woman returns home safely
• Gainesville, Hall officials assess recycling programs
• Hall County jailer arrested after altercation
• Gainesville reconsiders water payment penalties
• Region's drought risk is serious, scientists say
• Local nominees for state Superintendent of the Year miss out on award
• Experts say Lanier unlikely to rebound in 2012
• Rabies alert active in Gillsville Highway area
• Attorney for suspected fringe militia leader appeals bond denial
• Teachers to be evaluated on new student achievement, objectives
• Year into revised city trash service, recycling remains stagnant
• Sixth-grader struck by car released from hospital
• Hall property tax changes unpopular with some
• Woman run over after leaving car in gear
• Number of students in free, reduced lunch program drops
• Tractor-trailer overturns on Candler Road injuring driver
• Snow likely but shouldn’t accumulate, forecaster says
• County continues paying former interim administrator
• Hall schools plans to implement new grading scale
• Physics program is a point of pride at North Georgia
• Holiday ends on a quiet note
• Heavy rain headed Hall County's way
• More families face difficult decision on eldery care
• Humane Society seeks holiday meals for 4-legged friends
• Holiday charity opportunities
• 3 Dimensional Life offers trees, s’mores and Santa
• Four Loko under fire again
• Fire gets out of control, spreading to car then house
• Man taken to hospital after apparent accidental shooting in Braselton
• Transportation tax vote may face challenge
• Thanksgiving brings sisters back together
• The Blue Cow feeds feast to 300 in need
• Longtime radio pioneer John Jacobs Jr. dies
• Riverside Drive deer hunt begins today
• Corps OKs Georgia’s request to limit Lanier withdrawals
• Gainesville man charged in 3 robberies
• Authorities will ramp up holiday patrols
• Woman says man who pulled her father from fire is an ‘angel’
• Cigna, medical center reach agreement on health insurance
• Morning wreck kills Braselton man
• Main Street School is remembered as city’s oldest
• Deal appoints Gainesville judge to state criminal council
• Postal workers cry foul about cuts in hours
• Gainesville Police searching for theft suspect
• Man's quick thinking saves Gainesville fire victim
• Candler Street School was rare jewel
• Free, reduced school lunches an indicator of poverty
• Business brisk as Flowery Branch begins Sunday alcohol sales
• Model railroad donated to hospital’s pediatric wing
• Tri-state fight over water on hold while court deliberates
• Corps working to meet court order on new water control manual
• Ga. earns grant to boost college completion rate
• Enrollment down at Gainesville State, up at North Georgia
• Hospital could end contract with Cigna
• Blaze chars home and displaces family of 4
• Boomershines honored for donations, charitable efforts
• 24-year-old man injured in Ga. 53 accident
• Georgia asked corps to reduce Lanier withdrawals
• Suspect sought in taxi driver robbery
• Rain behind us, cooler temps on the way
• Child run over by car, killed in North Forsyth driveway
• Water supply task force focuses on new construction
• Judge denies bond for 4 North Georgia militia suspects
• Thirty head of cattle stolen from Gillsville farm
• Tornado sirens will be tested today
• Gainesville approves Sunday alcohol ordinance, setting start date for Dec. 11
• Gainesville council approves one-time bonus for employees
• Defense: Militia suspects didn't intend to follow through with plans
• Oakwood OKs landfill agreement, 2012 budget
• Community shows excitement for new Fair Street school
• Lutz asks leader of recall effort to pay legal fees
• Interim principal appointed to Sardis Enrichment School
• Corps to dredge lake between Lula boat ramp, Chattahoochee
• Dahlonega ceremony launches new burial method
• History center caps week with Sunday program honoring veterans
• I-985 sign work is behind schedule
• Rain may be on the way this week
• Vigil to shed light on Alzheimer’s
• Lanier Charter serves students of all breeds
• Woods Mill provides way to get back on track
• Dawson tries to lure whiskey maker
• Election chief Sosebee sheds her interim title
• Mecum to run for Hall County commission chairman
• Veterans Day activities under way in Hall County
• Seven escape mobile home fire unharmed
• Hall native to retire from Court of Appeals
• Veterans from World War II, Afghanistan reflect on their experiences
• Hall ramps up bond support for planned S. Hall hospital
• Hall commission puts Sunday sales on March 6 ballot
• Sunday sales in Gainesville could be reality by Dec.
• Exam tests students’ skills, not memories
• Construction on state park pushed back
• Authorities net 44 pounds of drugs in take-back day
• Autopsy inconclusive on 2-year-old found Sunday
• Girl Scouts gather for reunion to mark the organization’s 100 years of existence
• Belk holds charity sale on Saturday
• Hall sheriff's office investigating 2-year-old's death
• Local forgotten veterans finally being laid to rest
• Halloween forbidden for Hall sex offenders
• Families enjoy 1st Trick or Treat on the Trail event
• Suspect remains on loose after car chase
• Owner of Gem Jewelry continues football watch tradition
• City considers taming traffic near Lakeview Academy
• Thursday wreck leaves Gainesville woman injured
• Flowery Branch woman hit by car, killed in Suwanee
• Hall's home fields: Knights’ stadium has 2 names
• Evans cancels HOT lane talk in Gainesville
• Commissioners OK Hall sheriff’s new chief deputy
• Hall set to improve Calvary Church Road
• Backpack Love helps provide food to families in Hall County
• Haiti orphanage closes for allegedly selling donations
• Sheriff’s office searching for armed robbery suspect
• Historic Gainesville structure 1 of 10 in Ga. under scrutiny
• Strickland retiring from Hall sheriff's office
• Fire damages 3 mobile homes off Atlanta Highway
• Sardis school follows Rachel’s Challenge for kindness
• Hall collects $83K in amnesty tax program
• Tollway chief coming to Gainesville for HOT lanes talk
• Brothers, killed in south Georgia wreck, laid to rest
• Residents tour kitchens to give support for Teen Pregnancy Prevention
• Attorneys in 2006 death penalty case claim they’re not getting paid
• Home heating assistance is available
• Birth announcements published Oct. 23
• Sisters reunite after baby sold for drugs in 1988
• Children’s center honors 3 key volunteers
• Teen faces charges for squatting at Dawsonville family fun park
• New building at GSC provides more room, class flexibility
• System chancellor impressed with local campuses
• Flowery Branch sets special election qualifying
• DaVinci Academy creates museum featuring projects, fossils
• Former Hall tax commissioner dies at 94
• Possible frost predicted overnight for Hall County
• Hall County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Hall County
• NGCSU dean named president at Gordon College
• Pedestrian killed early this morning crossing Dawsonville Highway
• Sheriff's Office seek clues to find missing man
• 6th candidate enters Hall sheriff’s race
• Gainesville council extends First Friday alcohol consumption
• 3 Northeast Georgia students named to state council
• Deal appoints 3 local people to state positions
• Fatal wreck discovered this morning in Gainesville
• Oakwood OKs tax rate with no increase
• College's language grant will train military
• Cornelia mayor dies after cancer fight
• Flowery Branch man faces DUI charges in Sunday wreck
• Court reinstates death sentence in 1994 Hall County slayings
• Hall offices closed for furlough day
• Gold Rush attracts 100K for weekend of entertainment
• Grant to help combat youth alcohol abuse
• Families share pain of loss, gain support at Rock Goodbye Angel event
• Local school in process of replacing decades-old playground equipment
• Bikers join lt. gov. on century ride
• Community shaken up over Mayfield tours ending
• Candidates rake in cash for Ward 2 campaign
• Gainesville saves energy with retrofit program
• Hall's home fields: Togas, themed nights part of East Hall traditions
• Gainesville High hosts Ga. public safety meeting
• AG: Business license renewals do not have to be in-person for ’12
• Some may have to cast ballots in 2 locations Nov. 8
• Law enforcement units to get less federal funding
• Hall commissioner faces foreclosure at former Lula home
• Longstreet museum set to open today in East Tennessee
• Police: Taxi driver assaulted, car stolen
• Health care experts emphasize testing, prevention at expo
• Schools relying more on online learning than textbooks
• HealthSmart Expo includes screenings, education
• Hall animal shelter may raise adoption fees
• Gainesville State landscape equipment stolen
• New finance director headed to Hall County
• Law officers will share ammunition box to honor fallen trooper
• Man faces armed robbery charges
• Rain may bring some relief to drought-stricken area
• Feb. 17 could return to school calendar in Hall County
• Immigration law's effect on business license renewals likely to create strain
• Man charged in convenience store break-in
• Flowery Branch man, 29, killed while in Augusta
• Forsyth County judge reverses wastewater ruling
• Oakwood rejects grant for $100K
• Flowery Branch man killed in Augusta
• Sharing a good yarn
• First impessions: Teacher connects with needs of children
• Efforts to curb DUIs paying off in Hall
• Barge tours local schools as state focuses on career, college prep
• Talks ramping up on Lanier Olympic venue’s future
• Ex-Dawson clerk McCord gets 4 years added to prison term
• Man who died known as ‘really good deputy’
• The Times awarded for coverage of 1936 tornado anniversary
• Pre-K students get a lesson in reading from Cagle
• Thousands expected at Mule Camp festival
• Hall deputy killed in Interstate 985 motorcycle accident
• Voting maps raising questions
• 7 running for James Mills’ open House seat
• Panel sets road projects for T-SPLOST vote next year
• August mobile home blaze ruled arson
• Pedestrian bridge not ready yet
• Escaped Hall child molester captured in Dawson
• Ex-White County deputy pleads not guilty to child porn charges
• Three more qualify for House seat vacated by Mills
• Delays expected for sign work on Interstate 985
• Former attorney general visits Hall residents
• Northeast Georgia Government
• Sixth candidate emerges for state House seat
• Regional commission gets $2.7 million for workforce program
• Alto woman charged in Ga. 365 wreck
• Forsyth County girl's generosity assists Head Start program
• Knox seeks District 26 House seat
• Man in fatal Hall wreck is identified
• Schools focus on teaching tolerance of religion
• Faith-based clubs led by students
• Roar of engines thrills Petit Le Mans fans
• Fatal accident briefly closes Thompson Bridge Road
• Students’ learn about firefighters, service
• Local businessman joins race for state House District 25
• Cleveland boy dies after Sept. 20 accident
• Longtime lawyer seeks House seat
• Community leaders ask for donations to fund Meals on Wheels
• Reward offered in Sunday fire deemed as arson
• Dozens of students pray at See You at the Pole event
• Gainesville Police earn top award in Governor's Challenge
• Deal, community leaders aim to raise awareness of prescription drug abuse
• Bradford crossing to close Wednesday
• Dawson gas line rupture leads to evacuation of stores
• Fallen tree disrupts power in Gainesville
• Calvary Church Road closed Friday through Oct. 3
• Evaluations on Hall school board agenda
• Sunday morning fire deemed 'suspicious'
• Walton County deputy died in N. Hall wreck Saturday night
• Taste of Gainesville offers sights, sounds, fabulous food
• Kiwanis pancake breakfast dishes up help to charities
• Gainesville Symphony plans to reorganize, rebound
• Group tackles prescription drug abuse
• Annual John Jarrard concert continues today
• White County sheriff’s deputy indicted on child porn charges
• Gainesville Symphony suspends operations
• Citizens and groups voice concerns over reservoir plan
• Chestatee War Eagles developing spirited traditions
• Gainesville woman charged with false report of armed robbery
• Gainesville woman indicted on murder charges
• Charter status brings new classes to Spout Springs
• 12-year-old injured when trailer door falls on him
• Dirty Spokes Gainesville State College 5.3-Mile And 2.5-Mile Trail Run
• Mills to take post on Pardons and Paroles board
• Violent crime drops in Gainesville
• Loud music leads to drugs, weapons charges
• Teen flown to Atlanta hospital after being trapped in wrecked car
• State looks to get rid of No Child Left Behind
• Gainesville school board praises schools for progress
• Local family competes on ‘Family Feud’
• Armed robbery suspect search ongoing
• Group awarding grants to high schools
• Confederacy organization to dedicate statue
• Gainesville square filled with artists, art lovers of all ages at annual festival
• Hall sheriff’s budget is target of scrutiny
• Kitchen inspections for Aug. 18-26
• Police seeking suspect in Flowery Branch stabbing
• Gov. flips for big rivalry, but plays it neutral
• Local schools want to offer smarter food choices
• Suspect sought in South Hall stabbing
• Dawson clerk's plea deal rejected by judge
• Sheriff’s Office investigating armed robbery at a North Hall residence
• Fire destroys South Hall home; 4 adults escape safely
• Man faces burglary charge
• Pilot unhurt after small plane crashes in White County
• Hoschton man identified as motorcycle crash victim
• Hall residents urged to pay for tags online
• Woman charged with forging checks at grocery store
• Fatal accident closes lanes on I-85 at I-985
• Missing camper found safe near Amicalola Falls park
• Former Dawson clerk of court gets 24 months in prison
• Academy embraces Smartville model
• Tax chief, commissioner spar over tag offices
• NGCSU, Brenau, GSC make ‘Best Colleges’ list
• Store owner faces gambling charges
• Woman missing near Amicalola Falls State Park
• Hall County special needs students improve test scores
• World Language Academy expected to expand
• EEOC: Hall County employee was sexually harassed
• 2 injured in Habersham accident
• Flowery Branch man wins $500,000 in Georgia Lottery
• Woman charged in jewelry thefts
• Raffle to be held for family whose daughter wasn’t expected to survive
• Program targets obesity in children
• Deal pressured to remove member of immigration board
• Glades Reservoir plan gets corps boost
• Are we safer in a post-9/11 reality?
• Culture and competition color dragon boat event
• Teacher finds way to remember 9/11 victims by making quilt
• Ga. Chamber president urges local support of TSPLOST
• Coming Sunday: The Times remembers Sept. 11, 2001
• Deal appoints Schofield to education commission
• Oakwood council set as 1 drops from race
• Authorities searching for 2 suspected of stealing power tools
• United Way of Hall County sets $1.8 million goal for ’11
• ‘Dog bone,’ rivalries fill history of Spartans Stadium
• Residents talk about future of Gainesville's west side
• Tropical storm brings little rain, change to lake
• Corps official may be hired for Glades project
• Judge: Murder suspect in stabbing will stay in jail
• Zoller announces bid for seat in Congress
• Hall schools save about $5,000 in energy costs
• Police seek armed suspect in attempted Shell station robbery
• Butterworth to leave Senate for National Guard post
• Morning wreck kills Flowery Branch woman
• Gainesville aims to make Lakeview area intersection safer
• Much of Northeast Georgia, including Hall County, in tornado watch until 11 p.m.
• Sunday drowning victim found near Lake Lanier Islands
• Systems work to get students to school safely
• Authorities trying to find drowning victim
• Tropical Storm Lee could erase area's rain deficit
• Crossing guards are a vital part of school day
• Gainesville outreach center faces eviction
• Labor of Love provides help for needy neighbors
• Mattie's Call issued for North Hall resident
• A touchdown for the tastebuds
• Police ready for transition as Crown Victoria production ends
• Flowery Branch, Clermont set for contested races as qualifying ended
• Hawkins announces he’s running for state House seat
• Community fondly remembers 6th-grader who died from Wednesday wreck
• Schofield named finalist for superintendent of year
• Man charged after shots fired into Gainesville apartment
• Collins is first to announce for Congress
• Firefighters hike 110 stories to honor 9/11 victims
• Local businesswoman to run against Hamrick for Gainesville council seat
• Five injured, one critically, in North Hall wreck
• American Remembers 9/11: How has your life changed?
• One killed, 6 seriously injured in 2 wrecks this morning
• 2 more area incumbents file to run for office
• Flowery Branch taxes could go up to pay for city lights
• Lottery sales boosted by many who don’t use education programs
• Incumbents apply for seats on Gainesville council, education board
• Gainesville school board will meet with council on voting maps
• Brenau students start class today
• Château Élan hosts festival offering unique wines, standout fare
• Man drowns while fishing in Lake Lanier
• Boy missing, 2 injured after boats collide on Lake Lanier
• Police seeking man who robbed store Friday
• Local Salvation Army staff head to hurricane zone
• Police searching for armed robbery suspect
• Tax amnesty deadline set for Wednesday
• Lower levels at Lanier may mean no dock permits
• 5 charged in armed robbery outside Gainesville residence
• Search suspended for missing boater
• Hall County seeks input on commissioner districts
• Former White County deputy arrested on child-porn charges
• Isakson: AYP for schools has 'served its purpose'
• Hard ground makes earthquakes rare
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Hall County has new leader
• Hall County board to delay decision on master plan
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Hall County names new leader
• NGCSU experiencing complete Internet outage
• Woman arrested in Clermont burglarly case
• Back to School for Gainesville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Roads tax meeting set for tonight
• Atlanta artist group connects McEver students to art
• Quake felt in Northeast Georgia
• Lutz files papers against recall effort
• WomenSource adds makeover contest to fundraiser
• Hall school board may make changes to 3 districts
• Proposed congressional map splits 9th District from northwest Ga.
• Allen Creek compactor site to close Sept. 19
• Little impact from Hurricane Irene expected here
• Colleges have speaker series slated
• Hall schools to address redistricting
• Summer fundraiser to benefit USO
• Historic plane comes home to Winder
• Historic Jeep visits as part of fundraising campaign
• Schools embrace social media
• Talmo man identified as Friday wreck victim
• Children’s Home invites community to attend festival
• Judge denies motion in deputy shooting
• Law agencies say missing children no small matter
• Vehicle accident kills 1, blocks traffic on I-985
• Police investigating armed robbery at McEver Road apartments
• 2 arrested after $716,800 worth of crystal meth found at Gainesville home
• Couple pleads not guilty in child death
• 2 tag offices in Hall county close today
• Man drowns after jumping off bridge
• Rabid raccoon confirmed in South Hall
• Agents find $15,000 worth of drugs at Flowery Branch residence
• Gainesville teen charged in robbery of taxi driver
• Poultry producers plan new laboratory
• Operation Shaving Cream passes 850-case goal
• Hall’s ACT scores fall as number of test takers rises
• Hall to reassign emergency agency's planning duties
• DOT sets rural roads program hearings
• Gainesville City Council delays action on new ward map
• House, Senate committees OK new maps
• Jacobs looks forward to first year as North Georgia president
• Police aim to help businesses guard against thieves
• 2 Hall representatives aim to change proposed state maps
• Unplanned Lanier water release scheduled this morning
• Georgia Mountain Food Bank to get new logistics center
• Senior programs stretched from cuts
• DOT sign program draws slim response
• Gainesville school system may approve new facilities plan
• Rally shows students history of Beulah Rucker Museum
• South Hall man raises money while taking on Mount Kilimanjaro
• More mentors needed for Hall students
• Gainesville police searching for armed robber
• White County school superintendent finalist has been named
• Guardsmen test skills at training event today
• Body found in parking lot at gas station
• Ala., Fla. appeal ruling in tri-state water wars
• CB&T closes 8 branches in Northeast Ga.
• Police say man forced Gainesville woman to drive him to Atlanta
• Limited class space inspires Fair Street teacher
• Hall commissioners approve in-house parks plan
• Hall sheriff’s office will use grant to get armored vehicle
• Jailer arrested after incident at credit union
• Missing 6-year-old located at Harrison Square Apartments
• Gainesville man injured in wreck that killed Ala. woman
• Emergency workers get school bus safety training
• Operation shaving cream more than halfway toward goal
• Flowery Branch man charged with 368 counts of child porn
• Hall County Schools hiring additional faculty
• YMCA withdraws proposal to help run Hall parks
• Registration at Brenau will start Thursday
• Hall officials mapping out new districts
• Trailer with $20,000 in crime scene cleaning equipment stolen
• Hall’s 2040 transportation plan gets final OK
• Nesbitt to retire from helm at Gainesville State College
• New teacher sets down rules, routine on first day of school
• 2 injured in I-985 accidents
• North Hall academy awarded part of $19.4 million grant
• School back in session for Gainesville, Hall students
• Downtown Hoschton zoning laws getting new review
• Gainesville school resource officers back in schools today
• Alcohol sales training program set
• Accident shuts down I-985
• 'Shaving cream' effort helps save lives in Afghanistan
• Brenau Academy starts its new life Aug. 29
• Backup plan for Hall County parks is in works
• Local Democrats gather to celebrate Obama's 50th birthday
• Property sold by Deal to be pawn shop
• Intersection change at Ga. 400, Ga. 53 ahead of plans
• Flowery Branch council members run for re-election
• Democrats to celebrate Obama's 50th birthday
• YMCA bids to run Hall parks department
• Officials identify drowned woman
• Deal sells bankrupt Habersham County property
• Woman drowns in Buford
• Prescription drugs take toll on Ga.
• Boys & Girls Clubs decline to take over Hall parks
• 2 charged with trafficking cocaine
• Lunch program will highlight local black history
• Woman recovering after hit-and-run crash
• Gainesville OKs 3 new tornado sirens
• Panel completes draft road projects list
• Hawk caused South Hall power outage
• Gainesville man returns from helping African refugees
• Hall schools add technology to helps students
• Hall's finance staff handling last rites for the poor
• Hall parks director released from his contract
• Body found at cemetery identified as Hispanic man
• Humane Society of Northeast Georgia offers dog adoptions for half price
• Gainesville school board to consider ownership of Bobby Gruhn Field
• No sales tax holiday breeds back-to-school bargain hunters
• Hall County parks transfer plans up in the air
• ‘American Pie’ sequel filming at Lanier park
• DA clears Hall deputies in Harbour Point shooting
• Local grads sing, dance with Young Americans
• Hall leaders’ pay compares to past
• Body found may be missing Winder woman; husband charged
• Connell released after treatment for chest pains
• Investigation into officers' actions at Harbour Point is complete
• Former Dawsonville councilwoman dies
• Chambliss anticipates long days before debt deal
• Gainesville school system may gain ownership of Bobby Gruhn Field
• Marty Nix named Hall's assistant county administrator
• Student band members, athletes cope with hot weather
• Child burned by hot noodles, flown to hospital
• 2 charged in burglary from Coleman Foods
• Abit Massey named to UGA search committee
• Lanier among state’s destinations for foreign travelers
• Elachee offers nature-based preschool camp
• Stolen vehicle found in Lake Lanier
• Dawsonville man dies in one-vehicle wreck
• Chestnut Mountain post office may close
• Libraries scale back after 20 percent of budget slashed
• Flowery Branch excited Falcons are back to work
• Hall County Schools extends superintendent's contract
• Hall considers selling methane gas
• Emerson's killer pleads not guilty to NC killings
• University spending continues to increase
• Amicalola Falls competes to be named America's Favorite Park
• Factors lead to higher gas prices
• Readers share memories of the '96 Games
• Lanier venue is key to Hall's Olympic legacy, but faces uncertain future
• Recalling '96 Olympic Games from ‘the bunker’
• Forsyth man 1 of 4 left on ABC's 'The Bachelorette'
• Local college postpones semester due to fire
• Hall commissioner to take educational trip to Israel
• New fire marshal sees challenge in job
• Share your Olympic memories with us
• Flowery Branch man accused of growing marijuana, cockfighting
• Two men rob Gainesville convenience store
• Foundation seeks Philanthropist of the Year nominations
• Dawson County talks of taking a stance on park, reservoir
• Solicitor general recuses office from restaurant owners’ tiff
• Gainesville Police searching for man with Alzheimer’s
• Population shifts demand changes to Gainesville council wards
• Gainesville High close to AYP target
• More cutting is needed for regional roads projects list
• 'Splash flash mob' surprises Frances Meadows visitors
• Gainesville names new fire marshal
• Mounted patrol aids Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office
• Mountains Center mezzanine seating in need of repairs
• Buford woman remains stable after Sunday wreck
• Hall deputy recovering in Tenn. hospital after Saturday wreck
• Driver charged in July 4 wreck that killed 2 teens
• Inmate found dead Friday has been identified
• Bones of Indian trader to be returned to Forsyth County grave
• Gainesville City Schools eliminates $6.5M deficit
• Woman seriously injured in I-985 wreck
• Food program aims to fill small bellies
• Bilingual job seekers have leg up
• Girl, 2, rescued from Lake Lanier at Buford Dam Park
• Officials investigate death of inmate at Hall jail
• Youngsters learn about livestock
• Gut Check teaches youth to overcome obstacles
• Attorneys challenge accused hitman's confession
• Trooper's wife died Wednesday in wreck
• 'In God We Trust' confusion delays new Ga. car tag
• Boyfriend denied bail in infant murder case
• Residents give input on gateways
• Figueras says she filed campaign documents on time
• Randy Knighton named new Hall County administrator
• Gainesville hosts workshop tonight on gateway corridors
• Harbour Point rattled by tragedy
• Hall County board may choose new administrator today
• Program provides leadership training for school officials
• Hall County ponders virtual charter school
• Former Hall County deputy running for sheriff
• Gainesville woman who was missing is found safe
• 11 schools fail to meet AYP standards
• Responders recover body of drowning victim
• Missing Gainesville woman found safe
• Heat advisory issued for most of Georgia
• Hall deputies fatally shoot murder suspect
• Brazil investigating Gainesville man in sex tour scandal
• Privatizing services could bring more trash to Hall
• Corps study likely to slow Glades project
• Lula considers leasing park from county
• County to consider privatizing trash services
• Community bids farewell to Fair Street
• Three South Hall juveniles accused of arson
• 12-year-old girl brings cheer to nursing home
• Dawsonville man paddles 106 miles on Oconee river
• County has slim pickings for administrator
• Hall sheriff’s deputies involved in wreck
• Gainesville City Schools board OKs bond for Fair Street project
• Hall reduces money in emergency pot
• Rabid raccoon confirmed in West Hall
• Part of conviction overturned for Gainesville's 'catchmekiller'
• Gainesville school board approves bond for new Fair Street school
• Water slide death ruled a drowning
• State park on Lanier inching toward construction
• Boy killed in personal watercraft collision ID'd
• Officials investigate reports of loud noise
• Tuesday drownings cause confusion for rescuers
• Kids read for chance to see Zoo Atlanta’s ZooMobile
• State senator’s property not foreclosed on
• Mom, boyfriend indicted in infant’s death
• Key member of child porn ring sentenced
• Fair Street school emptied, Wood’s Mill campus readied for students
• No injuries in Hall house fire
• Responders recover body of drowning victim
• Gainesville man wins $1 million in lottery
• Man dies after accident at Lake Lanier Islands
• Forsyth County may help pay for ambulance effort
• Week may be stormy
• Well water can be contaminated
• Forsyth County wastewater discharge permit is appealed
• More students seek GED to avoid cost hike
• Brenau hosts Patriotic Pops Concert
• Man drowns in Lake Lanier
• Obtaining US citizenship brings hurdles
• Veterans carry scars from war, but they stand firm as patriots
• Water bill round-up can help others
• Law agencies focusing on safe holiday
• Paul Shaw stepping down as White County superintendent
• South Hall home explodes, 3 injured
• Businesses closing for ‘Day Without Immigrants’
• Board OKs budget that doesn't cut taxes, does cut services
• Deal drains retirement accounts to pay off debt
• 2 Hall jail officials suspended after December uprising
• Contingency funds could be dropped from budget
• Hall commissioner proposes park funding plan
• Glee continues over court’s water ruling
• DOT work is on hold for holiday
• New Hall budget proposal has no tax hike but cuts jobs
• Vote is on for new state license plate
• US court tosses ruling that restricted Lanier's use
• Gainesville's pedestrian bridge takes shape
• Veterans group holding benefit for shipping ‘clinic’
• Summer campers learn about pop art at Quinlan
• Law pulls drugs off shelves
• Judge blocks part of immigration law from taking effect
• New aquatic center will open today in Cumming
• Hall’s interim finance director to leave job July 8
• Search for swimmer frustrates agencies
• Search resumes for possible Lanier drowning victim
• New statute’s effect on schools remains uncertain
• Immigration law already hitting Georgia farmers
• 'People are trembling' over state's new immigration law
• Forsyth County takes a mulligan to settle golf course’s fate
• Law agencies push booster seat safety
• Community Service Center left in limbo
• Tadmore Elementary folds camp activities into summer school
• Utility work on I-985 is set for Sunday morning
• Commissioner wants millage rate designed for parks, leisure
• Hall County to lay off 32 workers immediately
• Transportation tax supporters map advertising campaign
• Hall school board approves budget with millage roll-up
• East Hall house fire ruled as arson
• 12-year-old from Forsyth County attends NGCSU
• Man injured in apparent accidental shooting
• CRCT scores released for Hall, Gainesville systems
• Thunderstorms, cooler temperatures likely today
• Hall County budget gets public airing
• Gainesville council approves FY 2012 budget
• Drug bust nets 3 pounds of Epsom salts instead of meth
• Emerson’s killer charged with killing elderly NC hikers
• Crews close to finishing cleanup from storms
• Gainesville to vote on budget with $5M surplus
• Hall County's 1st tax hearing is tonight at 6
• Judge will decide soon whether to block immigration law
• YMCA chief takes job in Illinois
• Truck hits, kills black bear
• Fire damages Hall County home
• Bridge work to close Jesse Jewell Parkway this week
• Dawson County schools given charter status
• Church vows to carry on after blaze
• State senator from Forsyth County faces property foreclosure
• Thousands in Hall, Jackson without power after strong storms
• Dawson County apartment fire displaces 4 families
• Hall school lunches up a nickel
• New Hall County budget plan restores services, raises taxes
• 2 people die in unrelated wrecks in Forsyth County
• Ex-Dawson clerk of courts pleads guilty to tax evasion, fraud
• Gainesville considers taking over Lanier Olympic venue
• Flowery Branch council censures member over emails
• Pedestrian bridge work will close Jesse Jewell next week
• Morning wreck kills local woman in South Hall
• Teen charged with string of burglaries
• Developer dollars slightly up, but have yet to rebound
• Residents reflect on ‘sad day’ for library branches
• Officials investigate missing money in Hall clerk of court
• King's Hawaiian, Quick Start partner for job creation
• 2 sentenced for illegal bird baiting
• Local kids part of World’s Largest Swimming Lesson
• Flowery Branch board slated to vote on budget
• Hall library board votes to close Clermont, East Hall sites
• Gainesville couple denied bond in infant’s death
• Gainesville plane crashes at Covington airport
• Oakwood sets election for council, Sunday sales
• Library board to consider 20 percent budget cut
• Hall County rule changes method, not result, of tax hike
• Paving work starts today on Ga. 365
• Forsyth County man taking invention to national convention
• Oakwood public works operation almost moved
• Don’t cut parks, pay, residents tell Bell
• Many in Hall County say tax hike is better than cuts
• Gainesville High grad to perform at Tony Awards
• Storm knocks down trees in North Hall County
• Missing Oakwood man's body recovered from Lake Lanier
• Salmonella connected to chicks from mail-order hatchery
• Concert lures crowd, funds scholarships
• Cuts In Hall may add costs to emergency, fire services
• Hall seeks permit for much larger Glades reservoir
• Clubs’ leader leaving for position in Atlanta
• Hall County Schools Board approves SPLOST projects
• Tax hike for Hall property owners still on the table
• Cumming police search for tree thieves
• Humane Society seeks pet food as its supply decreases
• Oakwood in no hurry to fill assistant city manager post
• Library director wants to keep more branches open
• Police identify train victim as Summerville man
• Forsyth issues boil water advisory for northeast part of county
• World Language Academy approved to add grade levels
• No one hurt in North Hall mobile home fire
• Man hit by train, killed in Gainesville
• County’s budget problems leave parks’ fate uncertain
• 2 charged in copper thefts at elementary school
• Most Hall County schools surpass state on graduation tests
• Alligator caught in North Hall
• I-985 pileup injures 4
• Restaurant owner arrested in gun-pointing incident
• Gainesville school board OKs budget with no change in tax rate
• Hall County Schools Board gives initial approval to 2012 budget, school calendar
• Hall County's greenest thumbs show off yards
• Chain saw carving event showcases 'hard work'
• Forsyth County’s school board may discuss tax hike
• Jumping off bridges is risky pastime
• Residents tour new Public Safety building
• Forsyth farm to be featured on cable channel
• Kids in hot cars a lethal summer trend
• Relay for Life participants march to help cancer research
• Clean dinner plate replaces food pyramid
• Hot weather health tips
• Mechanical failure causes 3 shelter dogs to suffocate
• Competitors take to the skies in balloon race
• Good News van driver charged after wreck
• Gainesville council discusses how to use budget surplus
• Parks, libraries on chopping block in Hall's budget
• North Hall County budget hearing is tonight at 7
• Camp gives kids new experiences, relationships
• Racing Hall of Fame reopens after two years of renovations
• Ga. leaders: Cut spending then increase debt ceiling
• Driver faces 7 charges in Friday wreck in Lumpkin County
• Man charged with murder in Cleveland shooting
• Good News van collides with truck; 3 injured
• Reserve unit helps Hall Sheriff's Office save money
• 1830s house in Clarkesville burns in fire
• N. Hall High senior to serve in statewide FFA post
• Downtown Gainesville market starts Friday
• Ralston: Congressional districts will be 'fair, sensible'
• Driver killed in one-car accident on Cleveland Highway
• Hall sheriff’s office marks holiday with remembrance
• Final 2040 roads plan has deep cuts over original
• Academic team competes for national title
• Memorial Day activities abound in Hall County
• Planned pump station’s location hits a slight snag
• Relay for Life kicks off Friday
• Woman recalls time as Eisenhower secretary
• Lake Lanier drowning victim identified as Lawrenceville teen
• Start of summer brings crowds to Lake Lanier
• Unit provides hope for addicts and mentally ill
• Gainesville police will keep policy
• College aims to inspire women to leadership
• Parade will disrupt traffic Monday
• Kids get a shot at the great outdoors
• Teen drowns at Burton Mill Park in South Hall
• Officials warn drivers to be safe this weekend
• Sheriff’s office, DNR prepare for busy holiday on Lake Lanier
• Opinions mixed for privatized landfill
• Hall County faces hard calls on budget
• Dahlonega area wreck kills 76-year-old
• Alumni remember Lyman Hall High after 65 years
• Grant helps to fund midtown trail
• Hall commission chairman proposes tax increase
• Cleveland shooting injures father, son
• Storms rolling through North Georgia
• Gainesville man breaks indoor rowing record
• World War I bomb found at Winder home, detonated
• New VA clinic may open in Hall County in 2013
• Tornado disaster claims due in beginning of June
• Authorities search for 2 missing people
• Students have an emotional last day at Fair Street
• Clermont eyes alcohol restrictions
• Flowery Branch deals with lower SPLOST revenues
• Sign replacement to cause delays on I-985 S. at Exit 24
• Judge: Alleged hitman’s indictment will stand
• Flowery Branch utilities to jump, but no tax hike planned
• Jackson County road to be closed to through traffic
• J.C. Smith running for Hall tax commissioner
• North Hall wreck victim identified
• DOT message sign to be installed Tuesday
• Seven people displaced from early morning fire
• New East Hall High building part of SPLOST projects
• Fair Street school expected to have bright future
• Habersham tour focuses on water
• 1 person dies in North Hall wreck
• Foes say highway proposal still alive
• Community says farewell to Fair Street
• Superintendent remembers time as principal, teacher at Fair Street
• Immigration bill targeted at rally
• SUV accident on John Morrow Parkway injures 5
• Hall school system launches website to keep kids learning over the summer
• Hall County fires damage homes but no one is injured
• Gainesville High School names community members honorary grads
• 3 cadets from Riverside are appointed by West Point
• Gainesville High plans parking for graduation
• Lumpkin High teacher among 2 women killed in car accident
• Four people safely escape South Hall home fire
• Lake’s full pool level not changing soon, senator says
• Officials: Reservoir mediation is delayed
• Store employee says owner, customers chased robber away
• 14-year-old driver killed in Wednesday accident near Dahlonega
• Homeowner finds old artillery shell in crawl space
• Suspect ‘pocket dials’ 911 during alleged drug deal
• Valedictorian, salutatorian rules revised in Hall County
• Hall Schools get $1,500 from pole mixup
• Firms interested in Glades reservoir plans
• Exercise puts agencies to the test in mass casualty scenario on lake
• Community dock meeting will be held at West Hall Middle
• Emergency weather sirens will be tested
• Dry weather sends Lanier's level lower
• Firefighters battling East Hall blaze
• Community dock meeting moves to West Hall Middle
• Share your memories of Fair Street school
• Flowery Branch budget tighter, but no tax increase planned
• High gas prices curb driver habits
• City may update pool room rules
• Former Hall County investigator pleads guilty to sexual battery
• North Hall High students back in class after smoke forced evacuation
• Gainesville resident searches for police badge
• Lake meeting’s speaker could address water levels
• Gainesville to increase wastewater surcharge fees
• Junior Achievement to honor 2 business leaders
• Area forestry staff fight Okefenokee fires
• Economy weighs on grads’ plans
• Braselton residents join Adopt-a-Stream
• Islands targets visitors with new attraction
• Everhart re-elected state GOP chairwoman
• Dance club may spark new policy in Hall
• Hall man sentenced to 12 years for car thefts
• Middle schoolers guzzle milk to get Falcons visit
• Gainesville students surpass state on graduation tests
• Students, parents take part in Walk to School Day
• NGCSU adds Peace Corps program
• Ex-CB&T executive sentenced to 10 years for fraud
• Gainesville logs $5 million budget surplus
• Connell to pursue candidates for top county job
• Dawsonville may reconsider Sunday alcohol referendum
• Weather is hot but will cool down
• ‘Red Elephant March’ to make debut at band concert
• Event promotes safety for children
• Hall schools surpass state on graduation tests
• Squirrel in W. Hall causes power outage
• Times journalists honored with national award
• Jefferson man gets fitted for high-tech prosthetic leg
• Kelly notes progress in 1st year as police chief
• Gainesville Police crack down on parking around the square
• NGCSU names new president
• Ga. 365 resurfacing contract awarded
• Officials slash projects from 2040 transportation plan
• Summer learning camp planned
• Oakwood to keep police car fleet
• Hall board votes to delay collection of impact fees
• Flowery Branch senior moves up in Presidential Scholars competition
• Browns Bridge partially closed today for repairs
• ResuMAY event helps job seekers
• Oakwood in no rush to replace city planner
• Funeral today for noted businessman
• Tradition revived at May Day celebration
• Dawsonville mother is thankful for a praying community
• Civil War at 150: Local architect leads charge to restore Grant's tomb
• Adopted children are ‘no consolation prize’
• Rubber ducks turn Lake Lanier yellow, for a good cause
• 'Angel' babies remembered with balloon release
• Law professionals honored for contributions to judicial system
• Gainesville group named Rotary Club of the Year
• Children turn to solar power to design toy race cars
• Longtime Oakwood assistant manager retires
• Regents officially name Huckaby as new chancellor
• Local residents, agencies assist tornado victims
• Many celebrate Cinco de Mayo on the square
• Badges for Baseball is a hit with kids
• Flowery Branch may hold referendum on Sunday alcohol sales
• Dawsonville council not interested in Sunday alcohol sales
• Elachee plans nature-based preschool
• Officials collect more than 6 pounds of drugs
• Lake group rolls out credit card
• Senator updates chamber on health care legislation
• 3 arrested and charged with burglary
• Editor pleads guilty to DUI
• City, county pair up to fix Industrial Boulevard
• Grant will help with inventory of trees
• Hundreds enjoy ‘festive night’ at Celebrate Georgia Gala
• Bin Laden’s death creates euphoria, apprehension
• Times co-founder to be inducted into Ga. Newspaper Hall of Fame
• Funding cuts force layoffs for Hall County Schools
• Wreck closes road, blocking way home for Hall students
• Gainesville Memorial Day parade plans coming together
• Renovation reveals historic sign
• Pump prices rise 3 cents after gas tax increase
• Accident victim on the road to recovery
• Civil War at 150: Jefferson Davis descendant keeps fighting spirit alive
• Hall County attorney ready to start fresh
• Chicken Festival dishes up a saucy, spicy spring spread
• Local women celebrate royal wedding in style
• Charity walk to benefit aid agencies
• Hall County Commission strikes deal on impact fees
• Gainesville braces for housing grant cuts
• Dawson County may see 11 to 12 percent less revenue
• Deal joins with hundreds to support Camp Hope children
• Seminar steers girls toward a good future
• ZF honored for spirit of innovation
• Commissioners choose former law firm as new attorney
• Governor tours storm's devastation throughout Georgia
• Gainesville plans to put Sunday alcohol sales on November ballot
• Body found in 1980 identified as South Dakota woman
• Strong storms roll through Northeast Georgia
• Money counseling program begins May 10
• Cumming could vote on Sunday alcohol sales in November
• Gainesville Police charge 2 with burglary
• Oakwood city planner retiring
• Severe weather likely today, tonight
• Lanier Tech team wins alliance spelling bee
• City managers discuss regional cooperation
• Hall commission concerned about BYOB at music venue
• 3 accused of stealing copper and metal from air conditioners
• Plea near in federal case for former Dawson clerk of courts
• South Hall cities map growth plans
• Much effort goes into preparing for state-required CRCT
• Hoschton residents discuss neighborhood watch program
• Clermont author writes children’s book about tornado
• School board OKs new abstinence-based class
• Flowery Branch High to consider charter status
• Municipal association targeting rundown properties
• 5 homes in Hall struck by lightning
• GSC professor going to Israel to learn about terrorism
• Forsyth County ex-deputy's lawsuit may be settled
• Rain is on the way
• Bee to help with literacy activities
• Forsyth Park may have archery, bike track, canoeing
• Community rallies with LifeSouth for ailing student
• Northeast Georgia gets road tax projects
• Churches celebrate Jesus’ resurrection
• Teens raise funds to provide shelters for Japan
• Hall County budget projections worse than expected
• Flowers catch on, raise support for Japan
• Deal signs bill to study criminal justice system
• More details emerge as Braselton murder case moves forward
• 2 charged with stealing copper from cell tower site
• 2 charged in burglary of church
• Flowery Branch tax digest numbers sharply decrease
• Elementary students learn about science, math in traveling classroom
• Get Fit Challenge gets local employees moving
• Signs get Gainesville officials thinking of rules
• Gary Michael Hilton sentenced to death for Florida murder
• Homeless support group seeking help
• Students gather for cultural fair
• Judge denies motions on assisted suicide charge
• Accident shuts down Dawsonville Highway at McEver Road
• Dawsonville man killed in head-on collision
• Proposed 2040 roads plan in the red by $500 million
• Dawsonville woman dies after car runs her over
• Riverbend taking applications for scholars academy
• Forum will focus on sustainability in business
• GSC cleared to offer bachelor's degree in psychology
• Vandals target Old Joe on downtown square
• Suspect in Tennessee murder surrenders in Gainesville
• Teacher recognized for use of technology
• Get Fit Stay Fit wellness challenge planned for Wednesday
• Dance hall approved for Athens Street business
• Wiring problem caused overnight Sunday house fire
• Body found in early April identified as Gainesville man
• 2 defendants in murder case request separate trials
• Oakwood Elementary teaches students about leadership
• Today is the deadline to file taxes
• Gainesville Police get new major
• Confederate Memorial Day ceremony takes place at South Hall church
• Man charged in scam involving illegal immigrants
• CIVIL WAR AT 150: Confederate general left his mark on Gainesville
• Piedmont hotel is monument to confederate general
• Mountain music comes to town
• Newtown residents lift prayers to beautify neighborhood
• Gingrich rallies Republican faithful in Forsyth County
• Fifth-graders learn about life at Brenau
• Driving programs aimed at young and old
• Butterfly release honors those victimized by violent crimes
• Big crowd expected at Dawsonville tax rally
• Hall County crews battle 2 home fires
• Severe weather approaching Northeast Georgia
• Taxes due on April 18, not 15
• Farmers say crops are better than ever
• Hall may halt collection of impact fees
• Museum showcases Civil War exhibition
• Fire causes 'extensive damage' at South Hall home
• Oakwood pancake event will benefit K-9 unit
• Sheriff’s deputies arrest 3 after Gainesville wreck
• State Patrol investigating pedestrian accident
• Gainesville State College hosts Life Day
• Gainesville man ordered back to prison
• Legislators introduce streamlined SPLOST bill
• Convict’s release may have been a mistake
• Hall officials talk budget in long-term
• Dawsonville man charged in burglary spree
• Man struck by vehicle in South Hall
• Ten educators honored today as 'Masters in Teaching'
• Today marks 150 years since attack on Fort Sumter
• 2 men in June 2010 gang fight get 2 years in jail
• Hall’s 2012 budget in the red by $8.8 million
• Hall narrows attorney choices down to 2 firms
• Deputies arrest 3 men following car crash, fire
• Severe weather could hit area tonight
• Wauka Valley Farm sheep get annual haircut
• Vietnam vet to talk at Gainesville State College
• Woman earns diploma years after classmates
• Old Wallis store in Forsyth County will be torn down
• Garden expo showcases hard-to-find plants, tools
• Garden lacks $3 million before development can begin
• Woman learns life skills at Warm Springs school
• After 30 years, lieutenant says farewell
• Hall County faces 2012 budget next week
• Strickland announces plans to run for Hall sheriff
• Rabid raccoon came in contact with man, 2 dogs
• Braselton teen charged with killing her mother
• Hall County names new chief appraiser
• Flowery Branch considers running South Hall sewer system
• Government shutdown could affect parks, taxes
• Defendant overturned table at probation hearing
• Failed takeoff ends in plane crash at airport
• Newtown Florist Club to hold vigil
• Dawsonville backs off plans for airport authority
• Flowery Branch asked to run South Hall sewer
• Fire destroys storage buildings in North Hall
• Body found in New Holland shows no signs of trauma
• Gainesville pauses to honor victims of 1936 tornado
• Community to observe 75th anniversary of deadly tornado
• Interviews with NGCSU president finalists conclude
• Gainesville, Hall County update disaster plans
• Bridge at Clarks Bridge Park set for replacement
• Roads agency moves 2040 plan ahead
• Firefighters battle blaze in Northeast Hall
• Body found near New Holland Mill property
• Driver killed in accident in Oakwood
• Man's arm injured in Athens Highway shooting
• Gainesville State student is Coca-Cola scholar
• Cowboys, cowgirls take aim at mounted shooting event
• Library gives residents a place to have books restored
• Officials: Arrest shows value of crime watch
• Fire destroys portion of flea market in Pendergrass
• Look for ‘Deal of the Day’ online
• Slaying case puts focus on gang violence
• Projects to manage water left in limbo
• NGCSU gets approval for Cumming site
• Coming tomorrow: Ruin & Rebirth
• NE Ga. sees homeless numbers rise
• Gainesville may test open container on square
• 100 students wait for the sound of the beep in tournament
• Man allegedly steals copper in Gainesville
• Legacy event honors hospital’s chiefs of staff
• Lounge will seek alcohol licenses
• Clarks Bridge wreck victims identified
• Gainesville State College names new vice president
• Residents to have say on airport authority at hearing
• Foundation work begins on downtown pedestrian bridge
• Literacy center plans delayed again
• Clarks Bridge wreck kills 3, injures 3
• Low tax digest adds up to tough budget year
• Oakwood installs tornado sirens
• Gainesville may create downtown historic designation
• Man gets life for child molestation
• Hall seeks home foreclosures grant
• Investigators searching for 2 burglary suspects
• Friendship is now a ‘wellness’ school of choice
• Local governments fund Lake Lanier quality study
• Students win field trip for school attendance
• Johnson principal leaves job to oversee SPLOST projects
• Community market starts this weekend
• Oakwood Police get donation of stuffed animals
• Clermont mayor, council members may get raises
• Forecast: Soggy week ahead for Hall
• Georgia State Patrol investigating South Hall wreck
• Flowery Branch explores long-term road project options
• Krippel brings energy, ideas to Brenau leadership position
• Flowery Branch may enact new stormwater annual fee
• Riders admire beauty of Paso Fino horses at open house
• Wreck with mobile home injures 1 person
• Athens suspect has anger issue, ex-coach says
• Gainesville could increase water rates
• ‘Mr. B’ plans to go back to Good News at Noon
• Hall tax offices to move to Liberty Mutual
• Firefighters take on search and rescue training
• Forsyth County supports higher level for Lanier
• Hall commissioners vote to end litigation over tax assessors position
• Police surround house in Athens cop killer search
• Dawson County focusing on crime prevention
• Flowery Branch wants to annex, patrol City Park
• Dawsonville's Gene Bishop dies Wednesday
• Shirley Miller emphasizes importance of education
• Dawsonville's Gene Bishop has died
• Former ag chief Irvin recovering from car crash
• Cheddar's is second restaurant coming to Beechwood development
• GSP: Deputy caused car wreck
• Gainesville man arrested on 1 count of burglary
• S. Hall cities dress up roads into town
• Area authorities step up patrols in wake of shooting
• Four injured in South Hall wreck
• Gainesville pre-K teachers to work full school year
• Surplus trailer finds new life as ‘Green Education Station’
• Water wars panel discussion lets you ask the experts
• Hall County closer to collecting mobile home taxes
• Cleveland woman killed in White County car wreck
• Deal encouraged by early talks in water war
• Gainesville Police charge 1 in vehicle break-ins
• Flowery Branch woman celebrates 100th birthday
• Flowery Branch council to study long-term issues
• Firefighters plan April 1 benefit
• Gainesville’s greenway to get greener
• Funds raised to honor local leader
• Legislators to gear up for bills’ final push
• Schools brace for busy summer of spending SPLOST money
• Ga. National Guard to help Afghans with agribusiness
• Census 2010: Populations jump in some local cities
• Boy Scouts and Isakson honor 3 leaders
• Gainesville pre-K educators may not see salary cuts
• Police charge man with morning bank robbery
• School bus wreck injures 2 adults
• Weekend temperatures will near 80
• Dahlonega man dies in tractor accident
• Fox News reporter recounts mother’s predicament
• Census numbers call for new district
• Flowery Branch approves alcoholic beverage licensing fees
• 2010 census: Hall grew 29 percent since 2000
• Hall County deputy released from hospital after wreck
• Deal: Job creation crucial to boost Ga.'s economy
• Gainesville leads in support of SPLOST
• Developer of subdivision asks to drop townhomes
• State Senate OKs Sunday alcohol-sales bill
• Ga. 369 closed in Forsyth County due to accident
• Roads forum focuses on 1-cent sales tax vote in 2012
• HOPE bill gets signed into law by Gov. Deal
• Voters OK education SPLOST for five more years
• Gainesville council urges new charter for elected mayor
• Accidents shut down traffic on Candler Road
• Girl Scouts honor Gainesville State's Martha Nesbitt
• Mission to aid homeless has new home
• 1-cent sales tax for education on the ballot today
• State allows schools to choose method to teach math
• Gainesville police seek info on shots fired
• Oakwood considers changes to alcohol law
• Oakwood gives initial OK to expanding alcohol sales
• Hall committee to analyze outsourcing
• Northeast Georgia History Center holds Indian event
• Gainesville Police sporting new flag
• Homeless groups seek more funds
• Flowery Branch has plans for historic property
• Fair Street dealing with crumbling classrooms
• Prescription drug abuse a growing problem
• Hall leaders hope state will settle tax board dispute
• Teens gobble up chance to try turkey calling
• Gainesville man is OK after Japan earthquake
• Students get in touch with technology
• Hall County may face 2012 budget cutbacks
• Jury returns not guilty verdict in gang fight fatality
• Frost warning issued for early Saturday
• School bus wrecks; no one injured
• Woman charged in last week's hit-and-run
• Early voting on SPLOST will end at 5 p.m. today
• Trial witness enlightens jury about gang dispute
• Attempt to downgrade Cool Springs Park fails
• Consolidation has helped Gainesville save money
• Hollingsworth named new Piedmont College president
• SPLOST talked up at South Hall business meeting
• 7 firms apply for Hall County attorney duties
• Rain causes accidents and some flooding
• Ballfields at Cool Springs Park hit home run
• Gainesville school officials discuss accreditation, planning
• Wreck shuts down Gillsville Highway
• Storms, heavy rain move through Northeast Georgia
• Lanier's future as drinking source up to appeals court
• Gainesville meeting focuses on downtown redevelopment
• 2 men accused in gang fight begin trial
• Gainesville OKs illuminated sign for Regions Bank
• Jackson County manager put in resignation, effective March 15
• Planner: Proposed sales tax would bolster Hall’s 2040 road plan
• Howard Road extension added to roads plan
• Panel reverses judge's decision on nepotism law
• Deal backs off call for shorter pre-K day
• Private school in Braselton hosts open house Monday
• DOT to install new signs on I-985, Ga. 365
• Commissioner: Tax on mobile homes not being paid
• Flowery Branch approves HMO health insurance plan
• Statewide weather station network shutting down
• Kiwanis seeks nominations for Youth Service Award
• Service being held today for Cornelia judge
• Cities allow chickens in backyards
• Forest Service seeks comments on trails
• Military families coping with deployment stress
• SPLOST or no, schools have to pay either way
• New law firm in Hall County is costing more
• Home expo is ideal venue for do-it-yourselfers
• Army Reserve unit gets homecoming welcome
• Weekend rains likely to overcome shortfall
• Gainesville Public Works crews set to repair some of the city’s worst streets
• Pedestrian injured in hit-and-run
• Community to celebrate Army Reserve unit’s return
• Pit bull impounded after attacking Chihuahua and woman
• May: Piracy is a foreign concept to some in US
• Women recall breaking down election barriers
• Flowery Branch evaluates health insurance options
• Candler Road wreck kills 1
• Student hospitalized after school fight at Johnson High
• Gainesville aiming at marketing to businesses
• Hall leaders hope state keeps film tax credit
• Flowery Branch considers allowing cash bars
• First lady reads 'Green Eggs and Ham' to class
• Firefighters investigating North Hall home blaze
• 3 education sales taxes helped schools grow
• Free class offers financial lessons for women
• Lawmaker trying to make tuition ‘part of the equation’
• Buford woman wins Lanier Tech’s highest student honor
• Gainesville council wants bridge to Brenau
• Gainesville police make arrest in child porn case
• Georgia House OKs bill to overhaul HOPE
• Warm weather brings with it new records of pollen
• Deal appoints Hall County man to firefighters board
• Theater group wants more time on downtown lease
• Nearly 4,000 without power in Hall after storms
• Hall school board approves Advanced Scholars Academy at Riverside Elementary
• Hall County kindergarten registration starts in March
• Retirement homes compete in cooking event
• Hall summer school changes to be discussed
• Hall seeks grant for recycling program
• East Hall man focuses on future after Iraq injury
• Chicken pie supper always hits the spot
• Bill would send phone fees directly to 911 centers
• Many brush fires fueled by carelessness
• Looming HOPE cuts have families looking for new aid
• Warm temperatures spell disaster for local farmers
• Few trickle in for early SPLOST voting
• Glades Reservoir project could get somewhat leaner
• Gainesville officials want to fill shops on square
• Michael Wheeler named Hall County Extension director
• Wreck diverts traffic on E.E. Butler; no one seriously hurt
• Suspicious letter sent to Gainesville business was false alarm
• Former Braselton policeman will not appeal his termination
• Gainesville budget for 2010 projects on target
• Hall County agrees to build competition ballfields at Cool Springs Park
• Smoke in downtown Gainesville caused by HVAC malfunction
• Former Hall County finance director lands new job
• Hall County’s first female public official dies
• Middle East expert: End is near for Gadhafi
• Residents worried about rising fuel costs
• Interstate shut down from spotty grass fire
• Keep Hall Beautiful celebrates new space
• Keep Hall Beautiful celebrates new office space
• Immigration hearing draws complaints about proposed laws
• Hall Republican party rejects former county Commissioner
• Group discusses better ways to help homeless
• Gainesville, Hall County's STAR students honored
• Washington remembered as ‘America’s hero’
• Fire injures no one but engulfs East Hall home
• Deal announces overhaul to HOPE scholarship
• Ga. first lady helps push braces program
• Billboard bill fuels opposition
• Hall commissioners consider 4 options for Cool Springs
• Flowery Branch council retreat is now March 26
• Hall County considers options for Cool Spring Park ballfields
• Gary Michael Hilton sentenced to death in Florida case
• Bridge survivor now in national media whirlwind
• ‘Smile’ program will offer braces to kids in need
• Quarter of Hall County residents not being active
• Group holds tribute for Washington on Tuesday
• Rep. Graves holding open house
• Basketball tourney, concert close Black History Month
• Banks County grass, building fire put out
• Army unit to get ‘thank you’ party March 5
• More in Georgia choose Peace Corps experience
• Planned greenway part of a bigger picture for Gainesville’s image
• Program uses 2 languages toward 1 goal
• Hall firefighters battling several outdoor blazes
• Brenau opens new occupational therapy center
• Gas station coming to Gainesville intersection
• Immigration debate comes to Gainesville
• Gainesville metro area housing gains rank No. 2 in the nation
• Woman injured at outlet mall, lifeflighted to Grady
• Habersham Bank seized by regulators
• Bill would allow public-private reservoirs in Georgia
• Flowery Branch OKs street light contract, road turnaround survey
• Fire destroys Hall home on Benefield Road
• Haiti’s past is key to understanding challenges, speaker says
• Woman charged with leaving son in car
• Trapped infant freed from vehicle, unhurt
• Sheriff wants former county attorney to handle cases
• Fair Street group pushes for single-family zoning
• Artwork controversy packs panel at Gainesville State
• Planners map transportation needs through 2040
• College panel will debate removal of disputed painting
• Flowery Branch may limit access on problem dirt road
• Centennial Arts Academy officials give pig $50K kiss
• Hall woman found innocent in traffic fatality
• Longtime president of NGCSU dies
• Medical emergency puts school bus driver in hospital
• Car strikes building at Gainesville shopping plaza
• Medical center to close New Horizons West
• Local schools unlikely to see changes to class size
• State rep. proposes bringing casinos to Lake Lanier
• Friendship Elementary putting weight on wellness program
• Gainesville man charged with printing fake money
• Sheriff’s office searching for 3 robbery suspects
• Northeast Georgia History Center hosts ‘Traditions of the Trail’ hiking program
• NGCSU lecture series starts this week
• Gainesville, Hall academies offer local government education
• Funeral, burial set for former Hall public official
• Firefighters extinguish blaze at northwest Hall home
• Plane lands in Ga. 400 median in Dawson County
• Hall budget cuts may hit services for seniors, kids
• Street light law could be changing in Flowery Branch
• Bills would allow local voters to decide on alcohol sales
• Former Hall commissioner Bill Evans dies
• Counties may get more say when it comes to SPLOST
• Gainesville hires firm to update land-use plan
• School leaders try to clear up SPLOST confusion
• Arborist prunes Rotary holly tree for rejuvenation
• Bridge survivor recovering, describes 'crazy' experience
• Man charged with using forged credit, checks and ID
• Burned churches official says community should be vigilant
• Charges not likely for driver in fatal accident
• Dawsonville woman charged in pileup on Ga. 400
• Spring Street will be closed Friday morning
• Bridge survivor: 'I'm lucky to be alive'
• Weather caused 20-minute delay in Hall bus routes
• College hosts Tuskegee Airmen exhibit
• Students protect themselves during tornado drill
• Economy in Oakwood on upswing
• Woman killed in East Hall wreck
• Mills' English-only driver's license bill loses steam
• Fannin businesswoman is 9th district DOT member
• Winter weather advisory for Hall begins tonight
• Tornado drill taking place in Georgia
• Hall County may sell properties to raise money
• DOT begins sign memorial program
• Hall commissioner Lutz files for bankruptcy
• Kiwanis getting donated bikes up to speed
• Rep. Mills wants city water fees up for negotiation
• Commission agrees to Cedar Creek mediation
• Charges filed in White County shooting death
• Lanier Tech programs highlighted in annual tour
• Half price cats for sale this month
• Area gets autism support group
• Dinner to celebrate Confederate generals
• Radon can pose a threat at home
• Apartment fire displaces Gainesville family
• Cool Spring Park’s demise divides board, Hall residents
• Sales tax aims to fix Gainesville, Hall, Buford schools
• Skateboarders still seek venue after Cool Springs Park construction is halted
• ‘Lucky’ family endures a year of tragedy
• From staff reports Georgia’s resident groundhog, Gen. Beauregard Lee, may not have seen his shadow t
• Safe Rides to offer free transportation to drinkers on Super Bowl Sunday
• Man accused of stealing thousands of gallons of motor oil from area dealers
• Student rebounds from a stroke
• Gainesville State community protests censorship by college
• Students create colorful art for troops in Afghanistan
• Speaker urges women to take control of their own finances
• Flowery Branch advances road improvements
• Ala. governor: Don’t build reservoirs
• Some form of precipitation expected through Saturday
• Lula elementary named 2010 School of Excellence
• Man faces charges in multi-state oil theft
• Figueras takes interest in childhood obesity
• Woman may have to return $189K in fraud case
• School officials concerned over fate of Pre-K program
• Flowery Branch hopes to reap savings from energy fix
• Women suspected in thefts of credit cards at hospital
• Chamber hits fundraising goal for HALLmark campaign
• Lake group ramps up push for higher full pool
• Man guilty of copper thefts
• City, county put off Cedar Creek Reservoir mediation
• Gainesville votes to equalize water fee for county, city users
• Chicken truck accident stops traffic on Gillsville Highway
• 23 people charged with DUI so far in safety campaign
• Seat on State Transportation Board is up for grabs
• 5 Gainesville departments give updates at retreat
• Share your memories of the 1936 tornado
• DA: Investigation of Oliver closed; no criminal intent found
• Gainesville council asked to rank budget priorities
• Body being exhumed in 2009 murder case
• Dawsonville planning on condemning downtown lots
• Hospital gets high ranking
• Woman recovers from injuries at mom’s Hall County home
• Gainesville departments save by sharing
• Gainesville wants ideas to revamp downtown
• Moving forward with ‘a leap of faith’
• North Hall tech center gets thumbs up
• Red Rabbit celebrates 10 years
• Learning to appreciate the pipes
• Watershed group teaches stability through nature
• Truck fire diverts traffic on Queen City Parkway
• NGCSU bolsters Arabic program with study abroad opportunity
• Eighth-grader wins Hall County spelling bee a 4th time
• Commission considers ballfields for Cool Springs Park
• Gainesville squeezes time into school days to make up for snow
• Kerosene sold at local stores may be dangerous
• Investigators searching for S. Hall home invasion suspect
• Oakwood property taxes due Tuesday
• Vision 2030 has named a new executive director
• City of Gainesville retirement plan gets good marks
• Chairman Oliver keeps his voting powers
• Consultant: Gainesville's retirement plan in good shape
• Chickens: from A to Z
• Tour to teach about streams
• Lutz inspires recall
• Ga. politicians not impressed with State of the Union address
• Nopone Road library site has a hazy future
• More than 19,000 expected at poultry expo
• 2 charged with morning burglary
• Power outages cause traffic delays
• Tax board ready to fight for autonomy
• Possible Wal-Mart grocery store draws ire of nearby residents
• Lutz attempts to strip Hall chairman of powers
• Hall County to make up lost time by extending school days
• Ag forecast: Industry should be stable in 2011
• New traffic light set to begin operating Thursday
• State ag forecast offered today at Mountains Center
• Some snow in outlook, but mainly look for rain
• Hall commissioners seek to tie up loose ends
• Cardiologist gets high certification
• Will turmoil among Hall County leadership linger?
• ‘Buy local’ push aims to keep retail dollars in Hall County
• Braselton medical plaza holds its first health fair
• GOP leader launches bid in Hall
• Students compete in ad, design competition
• Group now offers meals, warmth to homeless
• Tax filing deadline falls on April 18 this year
• Youngblood Road closing for sewer improvements
• Deal appoints 2 Gainesville men to serve on state boards
• Brenau student among 3 killed in Indiana wreck
• Gainesville High celebrates Blue Ribbon Award
• Norton: North Georgia pressing on ‘through the jungle’
• Flowery Branch readies for future snowstorms
• Former Cornelia banker pleads guilty to fraud
• Elachee has new osprey exhibit, courtesy of DOT
• Untapped resources exist for affordable housing
• Hall prepares to abandon park plans
• Hall school board members take office
• Portion of Memorial Park Drive closes due to collapsed roadway
• Chamber names top industries of the year
• Schools decide on makeup day
• Northeast Georgia has 'abnormally dry' winter so far
• Fire damages mobile home
• Woman injured in accidental shooting
• Two people sought in robbery of taxi driver
• State spent $1.5 million to clear Northeast Georgia roads
• King’s words inspire at panel discussion
• Residents come together to honor Dr. King’s legacy
• Warmer temperatures to help make snow, ice disappear
• N. Hall man on clean water mission
• Hall County Schools asks for flexibility in morning school bus pickups
• Fees considered for Dawson Forest
• Norton to present his annual economic forecast Thursday
• Unity marks Cornelia Peace Walk
• Hall commissioners hope to move forward
• Hospital’s emergency room quiet during storm
• Gov. Deal gets blessing of church in Sunday service
• Confederacy group holds memorial for Gen. James Longstreet
• Lost instruction time is headache for school leaders
• We may never know the true cost of the storm
• Ham radio network stayed tuned in to snowstorm
• Falcon faithful decked out to cheer on team
• Snowbound residents emerge, savor the sun
• Dahlonega drops Music Hall of Fame bid
• MLK reflection, remembrance march scheduled for Monday
• Home of the Falcons geared up for playoffs
• Warmer temps should clear leftover ice
• Meals on Wheels halted deliveries
• Roads are improving
• Weather puts some parents in tough spot
• Actor brings Mark Twain to life for Brenau University
• Businesses and animals chilled
• Seminar to help disabled and elderly
• Hospital staff hunkers down, stays on the job
• New ALDI grocery to open in March
• Oakwood OKs sewer to planned King’s Hawaiian
• Two Flowery Branch council posts up for grabs this year
• MORNING UPDATE: Icy roads should improve today
• Residents thankful for few places that are open
• Officials: Stay alert even as roads improve slightly
• Schools close again, taking things ‘day by day’
• Government agencies prioritize roads to be cleared
• MORNING UPDATE: DOT says roads icy, 'dangerous'
• Schools closed for second icy day
• Frosty fun: Many folks spent snow day playing
• Snow and ice shut down Northeast Georgia
• Slick roads making driving a challenge
• Winter storm closings and cancellations
• Area residents could be waking to blanket of snow
• Decision on early school closings seemed ‘clear-cut’
• Laser Frostbite boat series makes waves on breezy Lake Lanier
• Arsenic case dismissal leaves questions, resentment
• Brenau to offer ‘early college’ credit at Academy
• Johnson High grad is flying high at the Pentagon
• Weather could affect inaugural plans
• Northeast Georgia could get 6 inches of snow Sunday night
• Servants give their hearts to those in need on day of service
• Hall budget concerns highlight State of County address
• Hall County students improve in national test scores
• Yearly memorial service for Gen. Longstreet set
• Bulls will provide a show this weekend
• Norton: Hall County economy now on upswing
• Gainesville man accused of selling information to inmates
• Weather Service predicts 4-6 inches of snow in Gainesville
• University earns 2010 community designation
• Superior court judge recognizes hard work
• Lutz suggests Deal backer forced move on resignations
• Hall commission trio votes to move library to Clermont
• Flowery Branch city manager will keep his job
• Hall commissioners appoint new administrators, move library
• Commissioners say they acted quickly in fear of leak about firings
• Graves introduces legislation as Congress reconvenes
• Chamber sees bright spots in 2011
• Transportation group makes first steps toward project list
• Lutz: Hall's top administrators to be replaced; Oliver calls moves 'illegal'
• Truck wrecks, spilling load of live chickens
• Two residents escape burning mobile home
• Gibbs sworn in as Hall County commissioner
• Gainesville council gives initial OK to Mundy Mill apartments
• No joke: Gainesville students won't get April 1 off
• Flowery Branch city manager resigning
• Robbery suspect crashes car, flown to Atlanta for treatment
• FDIC: Ex-bank official banned from banking
• Gainesville's trash pickup changes kick in
• Lutz becomes newest District 1 Hall commissioner
• Likely prank leaves Quinlan staff baffled
• Co-founder of Betty's Country Store in Helen died Sunday
• Gainesville men charged with illegally selling alcohol
• Bones could belong to missing Union County woman
• Woman’s death remains mystery after 31 years
• Holiday ends quietly after one area death, Saturday deluge
• City implements changes to trash pickup
• Church unveils street sign honoring longtime preacher, school chief
• New state laws affect taxes, roads
• Schools find new way to track homeless students
• Regional roads group meets this week
• ‘Mall doctor’ takes on Lakeshore’s renewal
• 'Polar Bears' start 2011 with a cold plunge
• Year’s first baby delayed a bit – by pizza
• New year gets off to soggy start in North Ga.
• Kids enjoy a crafty new year
• Senior communities speak out against proposed rule
• Clarkesville man is scribe of the Scriptures
• Flowery Branch city clerk moving on
• Motorcycle rider killed in collision with pickup
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• Memorable Hall residents died in 2010
• Budget could be difficult in 2011
• Wife’s murder charges dropped
• Donors just like everybody else
• Residents dream of riches in Mega Millions lottery
• Residents to take the plunge in the Polar Bear Swim
• Officers out in full force on New Year’s
• YMCA expanding services
• Deputy released from hospital after surgery
• Doctor offers new procedure
• A 2nd woman dies after Dec. fire
• Police searching for suspect in kidnapping, attempted rape
• Sheriff’s officials still looking for home invasion suspects
• Local experts say home values may soon stabilize
• Vacancy ahead for Northeast Ga. on transportation board
• Rotary accepts nominations for annual awards
• Some state roads still battling ice, snow
• Tips sought in Mary's Grocery armed robbery
• Winter gas price surge uncommon
• Fires keep Red Cross busy helping displaced families
• Funding for Cleveland Bypass thrills residents
• Area bluegrass artist inducted into hall of fame
• Experts say 2011 will bring economic growth
• Compactor sites stay busy with post-Christmas rush
• Gainesville inches closer to midtown revitalization
• New Year's Eve Celebration!
• Highways clear up in time for safe holiday travel
• Hall updates GIS aerial photography
• Program offers preventive care to would-be moms
• Winter’s 1st snow brings out playful residents in Hall
• Chestatee High graduate learns independence on Appalachian Trail
• Weather slows post-holiday foot traffic at local stores
• Volunteers offer help with taxes
• Watch for icy road condition; more snow possible
• School furlough days delay maintenance plans
• Engine No. 209 began as a locomotive for last Russian czar
• Popularity of canopy tours zipping ahead
• Snowy holiday a rare occurrence
• Santas miss the children when Christmas ends
• ‘Mr. B’ is back in hospital
• Celebrating with song
• Remembering Peru
• The Times to have early deadlines for holidays
• Speeders coming up with creative excuses
• Gainesville netting more business
• Pheasant shoot benefits Dawson senior center
• Local group gathers 40 tons of trash
• South African enjoys Christmas from different continents
• Gainesville studying taxes and fees for 2011
• Sheriff’s officials charge stabbing victim with falsely reporting a crime
• Dreaming of a white Christmas? Maybe this year
• West Hall High student gets $220,000 scholarship
• Stabbing victim wounded herself, sheriff's officials say
• EPD certifies need for Glades Reservoir
• 2010 census numbers give Georgia 1 more seat in House
• South Hall literacy center back on track
• Pixies bring Christmas to families in Denmark
• Some Cornelia residents to benefit from water line replacement
• 6 teens arrested in James Street burglary case
• Truck carrying hairspray catches fire at Gainesville business
• Food, family big part of Venezuela native’s Christmas
• Another major South Hall road project is taking shape
• Hall cities focus on keeping traffic moving on local roads
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• Students told to brace for HOPE changes
• Panel ready to push immigration bills
• Work to begin on medical offices
• Going green this Christmas
• Gainesville cops help students fill stockings
• New Holland students hop on the Polar Express
• Gainesville finances in the black, audit shows
• Army of volunteers to hand out cheer
• Graves, Rogers pay off IRS lien
• Blackwood to head state highway safety office
• Chestatee State Bank closed by state
• Federal court debates school board nepotism law
• SPLOST pushes projects forward
• Council to wrap up 2010 business
• Man killed in accident on Ga. 400 in Dawson County
• Local schools cram exams into one day
• Elderly woman dies in Dawson Co. house fire
• Ga. revenue chief says he will be replaced
• Icy roads causing accidents in Hall County
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• Woman hospitalized after stabbing in South Hall
• Gainesville man found guilty of murder in child's death
• Deliberations begin in child death trial
• Freezing rain expected tonight
• Extension agent looks forward to new challenges
• Lawmakers must put a budget puzzle together, Deal says
• Tax council recommends focus on sales taxes
• Hall proposes self-directed programs for high schools
• Rotary accepts nominations for annual awards
• Officials give lawmakers a fresh warning on water
• Hall, Gainesville school boards OK March SPLOST vote
• Sheriff’s deputy remembered for hard work, easy laugh
• Some mountain area schools closed Tuesday
• Schools toughen policies against bullies
• Bullies, victims often left with long-term problems
• Life after losing: 'Problem solver' gearing up for ’12 run
• Some Northeast Georgia schools closed on Monday
• Dawsonville embraces its still life
• Service members send holiday wishes
• Hall government plans for new digs
• Full carts, fuller hearts at Shop with a Cop
• Snow showers possible Sunday, but likely won't stick
• Graves joins House panel that guides federal spending
• Flu spikes in Georgia
• Group’s attorney attacks assisted suicide law
• Young and giving hearts reach out to community
• Ga. congressmen want more immigration enforcement
• Deal names Collins, others as House floor leaders
• Man injured in wreck with Hall County Sheriff’s Office deputy
• Warmer weather, chance of snow could be coming
• DOT approves money for US 129
• County wants mediation over Cedar Creek to be open to public
• Gainesville police charge 5 with burglary
• Funds cleared for U.S. 129 widening, Cleveland bypass
• Legislators talk economy, budget at Eggs & Issues forum
• Ashley Bell has defected to GOP
• Ashley Bell defecting to Republican party
• Police check for more Salvation Army thefts
• Bell expected to switch to Republican Party, sources say
• Cagle points to tax incentives and job creation as key issues
• Distillery proposed for Dawsonville
• New Holland school aims to improve
• Tree lighting celebrates donations to hospice
• County delays action on South Hall sewer rates
• Forsyth County remains may not be identified for days
• Hall County begins work on land-use plan
• Golfers give local course high marks
• Students get photo shoot at turtle recovery center
• Bikers deliver gifts as part of Secret Santa program
• Local man makes a remarkable recovery
• Bruner making progress, slowly, on city goals
• Winter weather tips
• Kids roll, stroll and jingle in Flowery Branch parade
• Network offers Christmas fun for seniors
• Gainesville schools aim to make most of heating energy
• Minister’s good heart, sense of humor remembered
• Library program gets kids’ cards in troops’ hands
• Longtime Baptist minister remembered for good heart, sense of humor
• Pilot program in Hall County aims to combat child obesity
• Green Street closed for event
• Unemployed frustrated over possible loss of aid
• Gainesville store books 3 authors
• Lake Lanier economics study set for Tuesday release
• Gainesville may reduce city employees’ benefits
• Clermont withdrawing North Hall library appeal
• Monday shooting ruled accidental
• Utility employees may get additional sewer, water duties
• Area tourism sites get $18K in state grants
• Schofield to head transition team
• Gov.-elect Deal to meet with Obama
• Recent rain raises Lake Lanier by almost a foot
• Hall sheriff's office still waiting to speak to shooting victim
• Gainesville police honored for Hispanic community work
• Oakwood tax bills going out today
• Weekend fundraisers to benefit cancer victims
• Officials believe tornado hit homes near Mall of Georgia
• Public safety complex officially opens doors
• Flowery Branch cancels Thursday meeting
• Holiday fundraiser to benefit hospice
• Hall health department offering free HIV tests
• Brenau to maintain exhibit of gorilla-related collection
• South Hall shooting victim in stable condition
• North Hall home reported on fire
• Be wary for holiday charity scams
• Governor’s program honors area public safety heroes
• Thanksgiving passes quietly in Hall County
• North Georgia soldier guards Tomb of the Unknowns
• White Pages fading into memory
• South Hall cities ready for the season
• Celebrating Christmas with the critters
• Château Élan gets into the holiday spirit
• Officials OK $100K more in permit case
• Hall shelter pairs older pets with older people
• Sheriff’s office seeking accreditation
• Firefighters mix fun with work on Thanksgiving
• Good News at Noon’s Mr. B recovering from surgery
• Rain now will help stave off a summer drought
• Court battle over library location has been costly
• Early voting for general election runoff low
• Ellen Rogers continues a serving tradition at Good News
• Graves: Tax cuts renewal will help region
• Crowds turn out for DC-bound Capitol Christmas tree
• Cook a feast, but try not to get burned
• City to participate in family engagement program
• Rape report could lead to charges
• Man killed Monday in East Hall accident identified
• Hall County property tax bills due Dec. 1
• Zoning change could bring apartments to Mundy Mill
• Local group sends packages to overseas military
• Hall County corrections officer charged with bribery, drug possession
• One person killed, two injured in East Hall accident
• Two Flowery Branch council members get schooled in economic development
• Oakwood couple goes public with their struggle to keep their home of 10 years
• Christmas tree sales starting to blossom
• Police boosting patrol for holiday
• YMCA growing through contracts
• Schools’ energy savings generate cash surplus
• Dahlonega man moves famed Christmas tree from Wyoming to Washington DC
• Canine Capers agility trials test dogs’ skills
• Kids get healthy holiday eating tips at INK
• 3 arrested on burglary charge
• Teacher’s pain is charity’s gain
• Filling stockings for Fido and Fluffy
• Recycle bins may hit streets in downtown Gainesville
• Gainesville's 802nd Ordnance Company comes home
• Salvation Army bells are ringing in Hall County
• Residents tied up but not injured in second home invasion robbery this week
• 802nd Ordnance Company arriving in Gainesville today
• Students develop conference, learn leadership
• Hall Boys & Girls Clubs enjoy early Thanksgiving
• Flowery Branch balks over state roads grant
• No one injured in school bus crash
• Court hearing for Cornelia bank executive postponed
• Hall's chief tax appraiser resigns post
• DOT board OKs $350 million for projects statewide
• 3 arrested in auto burglary investigation
• Flowery Branch looks to improve downtown
• Grant aims to beef up Gainesville traffic enforcement
• Gainesville firefighters move into new facility
• Clermont appeals North Hall library ruling
• Agribusiness gets support at community breakfast
• Businesses can get loan money for going green
• Tornado sirens being tested today
• Job fair draws small crowd
• Two 14-year-olds charged in convenience store burglary
• John W. Jacobs Jr. and wife honored as Philanthropists of the Year
• Firefighters battle mobile home blaze
• Gainesville City Council OKs Yonah Burger
• Deal chooses local faces for his inaugural committee
• Banks County Middle School wins state recognition
• Hall sheriff’s office awarded for traffic enforcement
• Gainesville-based reserve unit returns to US
• Hall County area could get 2 inches of rain today
• A Salute To Veterans and Families caps weeklong events marking Veterans Day
• Winning essays earn 2 local students a ‘Swift’ gift
• Race to the Top funds coming in December
• Jingle Mingle brings Christmas to town
• Subdivision, retail plans show hope in economy
• Power struggle leaves North Hall library in limbo
• Regional leaders gear up for meeting on transportation
• Harry Potter world created for young fans at Blackshear Place
• Deer busts through door, runs around North Hall store
• Pilot program aimed against obesity in kids
• Antique buyers offer cash to residents with unique items
• Restroom construction on track
• Hall property taxes to be paid in 2 installments
• I-985 wreck injures 1; lanes now cleared
• Authorities arrest 2, still searching for 1 in armed robbery case
• Neighbor helps rescue baby from South Hall home fire
• East Hall High School gives ‘tribute’ to veterans
• Hall commissioner: Clermont will get library
• Alleged gang member gets 5 years
• Gifted children convention visitors learn from Hall schools
• Physician: Mammogram technology has improved
• Models light up Challenged Child event
• City manager optimistic about Flowery Branch’s future
• Gainesville, Hall to provide services to first-time parents
• American Legion honors local veterans
• Students get tech lesson from IBM executive
• City preparing for water treatment plant
• Motions filed to suppress evidence in money laundering case
• 2 charged with trafficking meth
• Keep Hall Beautiful director gets state award
• WomenSource concludes Fall series
• Lakeside subdivision planned for Gainesville
• Students get veterans’ perspective of military past
• United Way has raised half of fundraising goal amount
• Deal appoints two deputy chiefs of staff
• Judge rules in Hall County's favor in suit with Clermont
• Zac Brown Band wins New Artist of the Year at CMA Awards
• 2 charged in copper theft in East Hall
• Brenau University names 2 new board members
• Lake Lanier manager: Water manual update moving along
• Hall schools target online bullying
• Chestatee charter middle school puts students on early career paths
• Students get lessons in freedom for Veterans Day
• Nonprofits get a boost from bank
• Deep freeze giving way to warmer days
• New political era begins in Flowery Branch
• Cresswind at Lake Lanier adding new clubhouse
• Hall County commissioners seek to remove late tax penalty
• Oakwood council approves 2011 budget
• Deal names full transition team
• Mills falls short in bid to be majority leader
• Gardner leaving Northeast Georgia Medical Center
• Hall medical vehicle caught in wreck while responding to fire
• Local teachers support new math standards
• Scouts ‘for life’ gather at reunion
• Brenau grad students build a brighter future
• Magazine highlights design of local medical office
• North Hall home explodes; 1 person injured
• Characters, local figures, other stars garner votes
• As clocks change, think about safety
• Gillsville boy gets bedroom makeover thanks to Make-A-Wish
• Lt. Gov. may lose some authority
• Frosty days are on the way
• Gainesville is getting back to business
• East Hall area wrecks kill 3 in past two days
• Hall extension coordinator takes job with state
• Mills running for House majority leader
• Cagle confident his power will remain intact
• Victims of Habersham County crash identified
• Wilheit named to chancellor search committee
• Brewpub owner seeking changes to historic building
• Northeast Georgia Medical Center rated as top 10 workplace
• Work to ramp up on Dawson County courthouse
• 3 people die in collision in Habersham County
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• Sheriff's officials following leads in robbery
• Quake survivor resuming mission in Haiti
• Gainesville hoping for well-done burger discussion
• Gainesville council postpones decision on Yonah Burger drive-through
• Spout Springs road work creates traffic mess in S. Hall
• Despite time of year, flu shots readily available
• Local students chosen to help shape education
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• Authorities search for home invasion suspect
• Spout Springs roadwork ramped up, causing delays
• Deal wraps up last day of campaigning
• Flowery Branch considers zoning laws tweaks
• Marketplace event in Gainesville features party, auction and shopping
• Gainesville parks department at top of its class again
• Local humane society has ‘blackout’ sale to help black dogs get adopted
• Motorcycle driver killed in early morning wreck
• Boy Scout troop celebrates 75th birthday with reunion
• Credit recovery boosts Hall grad rate
• Academy trains a new generation of leaders
• Hall County aims to cut costs on mowing
• Enota Rite Aid considers next move after fire
• Arts groups teach Gainesville educators
• Share your traffic stories with us
• Spirits of the past draw a crowd to History Center
• Kids connect with creatures at Elachee event
• Morning TV show to feature United Way
• Perdue celebrates company’s opening in Jefferson
• Money for joint planning effort falls through
• NGCSU lecture aims to inspire leadership
• State transportation chief talks about funding issues
• Hall County schools plan more hirings
• Gainesville schools extends scope of anti-bullying rule
• Wauka Mountain teaches kids in different ways
• Church goes back to roots with tartan service
• Dahlonega’s Gold Rush Days grows as it provides money for good causes
• Sterling on the Lake festival offers sky-high fun
• Inside the B-17 bomber, one slow foot after the other
• Foreclosures stable in North Georgia as rate increases nationwide
• Area colleges to review admission rules for illegal students
• Times' website called best in South by publishers' group
• Flowery Branch balloon festival takes off in popularity
• Habersham family struggles with toddler’s heart disease
• Festival benefits center for youth, veterans
• Vendors move indoors to offer produce
• Overnight work will close lanes on Interstate 85
• Identifying illegal immigrants just got easier
• Local man delivers help across the world
• Charge dropped in case involving death of 2-month-old
• Group applauds increased access to Chattahoochee River
• WomenSource speaker aims to de-mystify menopause
• Child continues fight against blood disease, prognosis looks good
• South Carolina man charged in chain-reaction wreck
• Mount Vernon students get gutsy cutting up sharks
• Plans for Cedar Creek plant move forward
• Parking lot hole soon will be filled
• Dahlonega study aims to identify traffic problems
• Deal, staff pushed for landfill project
• Lake stayed close to full in past year
• Hall reinstates employee retirement benefits
• Authorities say Forsyth death appears suspicious
• Six hurt in pileup near Hwy. 53 bridge
• Regents prohibit illegal immigrants at some of the state's universities
• Gainesville Police are investigating a suspicious object near E.E. Butler
• Local seniors may not see cost-of-living adjustments
• Blueways, splash parks among residents’ wishes
• Flowery Branch boy recognized for helping in emergency
• Unicoi State Park recognized for ‘green’ effort
• Block grant money to help nonprofits
• Experts give update, answer questions on Glades Reservoir progress
• Truett-McConnell to add dorm, expand dining hall, classroom building
• Gainesville airport runway gets fresh asphalt
• Bell hopes Harvard seminar offers new ideas in water war
• Gainesville council hopes to add more ‘pocket’ parks
• Hall County may reinstate retirement benefits for employees
• Manhunt ends with burglary suspect's arrest
• Hall board to hold Glades public meeting
• Shot fired through trailer wall killed man in '77
• Sea Scouts are back in Hall County
• NGCSU lecture focuses on getting creative
• New home on the way for Gainesville soldier's family
• Georgia History Center shows life in the 1800s with 'Harvest of History'
• Civl War general’s lasting influence remembered
• Owner of small plane that crashed had 'passion for life'
• Cancer survivors hook a new lease on life
• Sherrod shares her story of redemption
• Beulah Rucker museum looking to add outdoor touches
• Hall County Schools start pilot fitness program
• Gainesville pilot dies in Lawrenceville plane crash
• Poll shows Americans like community colleges
• Gainesville man continues family tradition
• Student’s aunt stunned at shooting
• Environmental issues discussed at club anniversary
• Mule Camp Market puts artists, family fun on display
• Judge revokes bankruptcy discharge for Deal's daughter and her husband
• Work begins on new retail development
• Ex-Hall sheriff Mecum retires as U.S. marshal
• Hall ready for Hollywood cameras, stars
• Falcon’s speed may edge raiders’ planning
• University System of Georgia chancellor to retire in 2011
• Buford Dam Road now to close Monday for repairs
• Gainesville-based 802nd Ordnance could return to US in November
• Construction crews break ground on Varsity Jr. in Dawsonville
• Chamber of Commerce offers remedies for issues during its annual expo
• Shore Sweep collection up this year
• Three injured in I-985 accident
• College student from Dahlonega killed in Mexico
• Bird lovers get eyeful, earful at Elachee event
• Boling Bridge open Friday night for motorists
• Oakwood man pleads not guilty to sex charges
• Flowery Branch student drivers warned about new texting ban
• Gainesville council approves business preference measure
• Riverkeeper seeks reservoir documents in its opposition
• Colder weather has some seeking help
• West Hall High School junior collects shirts for needy in El Salvador
• Midtown projects moving along
• Proposal: No city debt for Gainesville public servants
• Gainesville Schools aims to fix last year’s graduation problems
• Georgia Power’s $11 rate hike request draws concern
• Cyclists pedal to help young men’s home
• No tax hike for Oakwood, but little growth expected in 2011
• Court hearing for Damon Evans delayed until December
• Llama competition spotlights ‘intelligent animals’ abilities
• Life Chain event draws about 200 to busy Gainesville intersection
• College students slow to catch onto Red Rabbit buses
• Plane crash survivors return to US
• Hall libraries add test prep, language software
• Dyer plays role in federal goal to update No Child Left Behind
• Oakwood budget won’t change much in 2010
• Hall beats state, nation in carpooling
• Planned Cedar Creek treatment plant moving forward in design phase
• Bargain-hunters descend on Harvest Thrift Sale
• Petit Le Mans fans get revved up for a day at the track
• Woman faces charges in fatal wreck
• Roadwork closes lanes on U.S. 129
• Auction raises funds for Alzheimer’s research
• Family escapes apartment fire
• Firefighters, others sport T-shirts to raise funds to fight breast cancer
• Area businesses hope to draw fall tourists
• Burn ban ends; rules still apply
• Clermont says Hall can’t grade library site
• Ga. senators introduce water resource legislation
• Cagle, Ralston create immigration reform panel
• Vikings, wildcats a match full of surprises
• To our readers: Web maintenance planned Saturday
• Area educators experience weightlessness in a jet
• Sheriff’s office recovers thousands in stolen property
• Public safety facility almost ready for movers
• Oakwood project needs $500,000 for improvement
• Cow death extends mystery of mutilations
• Bankruptcy filing does not include Deal
• Petit Le Mans may attract 100,000 or more
• Nov. 2 special election is set in Flowery Branch
• Truck runs off road into pond behind First Baptist
• Hall superintendent urges business-student partnership
• Qualifying ends today in Flowery Branch
• Gainesville man charged with manufacturing pot
• Hall passes on bond to aid King’s Hawaiian
• Wangemann delivers invitations for Gainesville City Council meeting
• Economics professor shares predictions at lecture
• Oprah Winfrey Network auditions for “My Time”
• Midtown bridge bid comes in below budget
• Junior League sale supports local groups
• Forecasters say wet weather unlikely to continue
• Hall School board grapples with deteriorating buildings, lack of money
• Flowery Branch seats open for qualifying
• 2 teens charged with armed robbery
• Gainesville couple fights to help son, 3, with rare blood disease
• Rains to exit, bring cool weather to region
• Hall County surplus sale proceeds buys 8 snow plow attachments
• Ex-Hall roads leader now has transportation tax in his sights
• Authorities withhold case facts hoping for a lead in ’92 suffocation death
• Man dies after falling from deer stand
• Flowery Branch gets new mayor, for now
• Flowery Branch officials: Time not right for impact fees
• Dawson County eyes new reservoir
• Working to make Lanier Tech best
• Recession over? Not so fast, say nonprofits
• Shelter event keeps tails wagging
• Remains confirmed as 2 with Hall ties
• 2010 garden expo continues at Chicopee Woods today
• Nonprofits can raise money with store’s charity sale
• Pancake breakfast continues tradition of service
• Willing hearts take to the streets to help others
• Dog competition and shelter benefit continues all weekend
• Seminar teaches about helping victims of sexual assault
• Bond granted for 1 in money laundering case
• Boy scout group goes to glide along local canopy course
• Season for seniors’ vegetable stand fades
• Hall board retakes vote on Glades in public
• John Jarrard concert welcomes big crowd for 9th year
• ‘Hard-fought victory’ in knight, Indian battle
• WNEG-TV gets short-term funding, seeks deal with GPB
• Oakwood man faces sex abuse charge in Montana
• Swafford to face a mix of issues
• Deputies use simulator for driving practice
• Students trek with donkey to connect to environment
• Songwriters to perform at Jarrard concert tonight
• Remains found in New Mexico may be those of dad, daughter with Hall County ties
• Beginning of fall predicted to be warmer than normal
• Parents object to Enota academy gifted program changes
• ‘Green’ grant retrofits the lights in Hall
• River basin group to meet in Alabama
• Prosecutor recalls murder case involving black children
• The Local Hour: Interview with Greg McGarity
• Florida appeals ruling in tri-state water war
• Amanda Swafford wins seat on Flowery Branch council
• Resurfacing will close lane of U.S. 129
• Wrecker companies voice concerns over city's proposed changes
• 5 students charged after gang incident at West Hall High
• Hall's closed meeting vote may be illegal
• ReadyFest helps teach emergency planning
• NGCSU students share experiences through common book
• Friends of Hall library system make $2,500 from annual sale
• Stabbing in '98 left woman dead; killer never found
• Hall board's closed meeting details to be released
• Hall County native serving in Pakistani relief effort
• Plane co-owned by Flowery Branch man lands on I-85
• Company withdraws application to expand quarry
• Oakwood war memorial features Ten Commandments
• Clermont Days celebrates old-fashioned family fun
• Residents say mall needs improvement
• Federal grant will expand NGCSU language programs
• Harvest of Hope: ‘Proof that life does go on’
• Art in the Square puts beauty on display
• Atlanta Highway convenience store robbed
• NGCSU offers lectures on wide range of topics
• Winder-based bank seized by FDIC
• Book sale is ‘huge fundraiser’ for library
• Cyclists, drivers should pay attention, keep safe
• Our Town training aids emergency worker response
• ReadyFest to help with disaster preparation
• Eagles, Tigers a battle of terrain
• Law officers seek missing Flowery Branch man
• Group works to market upgrades at Lake Lanier Islands
• NGCSU gets $2 million for language training center
• School bus driver gets 6 years in prison for child porn
• Lakeshore Mall has new owners
• Humane society helps hoarded cats recuperate
• Voters can cast ballot today, until October 29
• Weekend travelers, get ready for Boling Bridge closing
• Officials: Woman assaulted her relative
• Open house showcases students running businesses
• Sold-out crowd attends Power of the Purse
• North Hall students earn ‘posse’ status
• 2 charged with trafficking meth
• GBI: Death of antifreeze killer Lynn Turner was suicide
• Market on the Square goes inside
• Restoration project draws mixed feelings
• Corps refuses to address water supply in updated manual
• Fire damages Hall County home
• Accident ties up Ga. 365 northbound
• Body found in Lake Lanier
• New golf carts roll out at Gainesville's Chattahoochee Golf Course
• Candidates challenge Hall board's closed discussion
• Cedar Creek talks continue despite mediation delays
• New program allows YMCA to help more kids
• Flu shots ready as season nears
• Man recovering from Sunday boating incident
• Worker treated for smoke inhalation
• Schools' average SAT scores released
• Hall property tax bills on the way
• Study: Flowery Branch short on roads cash
• Quinlan seeks to preserve the house next door
• One injured in boating accident
• Oakwood plans retreat to consider where it's at
• Family Sunday features 'Patriotism's Path' event
• No one injured in airport emergency landing
• Make-A-Wish sends White County student to Disney
• Wineries litter the mountains & hills
• Big shift coming to Hall County commission
• Diabetics get tips for healthy snacking
• Fire-breathing fun on Lake Lanier
• Gainesville remembers 9/11 anniversary
• Archaeologist offers students information and encourages questions
• History Center plans month of patriotic events, fundrasier
• Officials review plans for hospital
• Community stops to remember 9/11
• Academy gives broad look at sheriff’s office operations
• Woman gets 25 years probation in burned child case
• Hall Schools looks to hire part-time teachers
• Flowery Branch favors lower rates for low water, sewer users
• 4 charged with possession of marijuana
• NGCSU President David Potter stepping down at end of year
• Gainesville man charged with manufacturing, distributing false documents
• County approves funding for North Hall park
• United Way kicks off fall campaign, sets $1.8 million goal
• Gainesville school gets national honor
• Power of the Purse to auction unique, beaded handbag
• Gainesville City School District honors arts teachers
• Weather goes back and forth as we head into fall
• Gainesville school board votes for slight tax drop
• Authorities: Labor Day weekend quieter this year
• Teen murder suspect pleads guilty, gets life sentence
• Missing Gainesville woman found at mental health facility
• Another charged in armed robberies
• Hall agrees to mediation with Gainesville over Cedar Creek reservoir
• Cyclist killed remembered as a preacher with a ‘glow’
• One lane closing Thursday morning on Boling Bridge
• Four suspects in custody in Cumming grocery store shooting
• King's Hawaiian cooks up plans for Oakwood bakery
• State Supreme Court clears way for South Hall hospital
• Ga. 20 resurfacing project begins tonight
• Deal releases education platform
• Nonprofit offers free place to stay for young moms
• Lanier Academy takes ‘next step’ in vocational education
• Longtime friends planning run in honor of Forrest Gump
• Three Sisters Vineyard having fun with Fat Boy Red and White wine
• Bicyclist killed in accident identified
• Technology lets schools teach Chinese in many classrooms
• Little is changed from 2001 murder scene
• Moving business titan Adams remembered at service
• Fall women’s health series beginning
• More than 2,000 people attend Sunday at the Park
• One dead in shooting at Cumming grocery store
• Bicyclist struck by car Saturday has died
• Schools make plans to spend federal funds
• Greetings from the ‘other’ Lake Lanier
• Higher lake levels keep Lanier businesses afloat
• Gainesville to discuss new rules for adult businesses
• Donate a bowl, help the hungry
• Charter academy infuses art into daily lessons
• Wrecks on Ga. 53 leave 7 people hurt, one seriously
• Lakegoers enjoy last summer fling on Lanier
• Banks County Library now closed on Fridays
• Students find motivation in the new JROTC program in Dawson
• Police prepare for move into new public safety building
• Watch local high school football games at home
• Speaker makes points about acupuncture
• Dragons versus Trojans a battle of numbers
• Vandiver named president of Lanier Tech
• Nathan Deal releases 29 years of income tax records
• Elderly man in crash with tour bus dies
• HOT lanes conversion work about to get under way
• Gainesville ready to make minor changes to trash service
• Field trips become more local
• Real estate expert recommends retail for recovery
• Property owners helping with rail route for greenway
• Two NE Ga. communities get combined $1.4 million for utility upgrades
• More people to travel on Labor Day weekend
• Speaker urges vigilance to prevent sexual abuse of children
• Gainesville asks judge to map out greenway
• Residents to participate in hunger march
• Man carries cross for Jesus
• Cause of Lumpkin County boy’s death still not available
• None injured in school bus crash
• 2 charged with burglary
• 1 injured in wreck with tour bus on Ga. 400
• Missing child found in Hall County
• Wreck at Lanier Career injures 1
• Art in the Square builds on its successes, readies for 7th year
• Race to the Top raises questions locally
• Pharmaceuticals made right here in Gainesville
• Emergency preparedness training set
• GBI investigates 3-year-old boy’s death
• Lynn Turner found dead in prison cell
• Students use the web, photos to map Gainesville of old
• Oakwood plans revival for roads
• Western Jackson County may get own Relay event
• Wine, music and dancing featured at Vineyard Fest
• SPLOST funds projects in tough times
• Living in the right of way
• Five years later, Katrina refugees call Georgia home
• Event celebrates, promotes community health
• Bird lovers get eyeful, earful at Elachee event
• ‘Garlic freaks’ gather to sample their favorite bulb
• Water service interruption planned for Monday night
• Housing, job market fates tied
• Barnes hammers Deal over his financial past
• Area gun stores say thefts low despite trend
• Flowery Branch council delays vote on utility rates
• Gainesville Middle makes AYP after all
• Special group seeks Georgia tax facts
• Spirited excitement mounts as high school football starts
• Football fans may hit traffic troubles
• Wolves, Red elephants unlikely foes in nature
• Rabid cat came into contact with 3 people in Hall
• WNEG-TV at UGA granted one month of funding
• Oakwood retirement plan upgraded
• Crowd celebrates GOP, Deal’s birthday
• Gainesville Newcomer’s Club celebrates 50th anniversary
• Dock diving dog seminar scheduled for this Saturday
• Hall teacher brings home ‘eye-opening’ science ideas
• History center to expand Veterans Day program to include in-school visits
• Hall County completes purchase of Liberty Mutal building
• Science center in Elachee is offering Master Naturalist classes
• Chamber of Commerce program pairs students with business leaders
• Georgia schools awarded Race to the Top funds
• Hall schools may cut furlough day
• Immigrants prepare for citizenship at weekly class
• Jaemor Farm Market gives Northeast Ga. peach treats
• Hall County closes on Browns Bridge Road property
• Justice Dept. clears Ga. voter ID law
• Graves set to give deposition Tuesday
• Judge issues injunction on construction of North Hall community center building
• Future Gainesville employees may get less vacation time
• Biology teacher takes new FANGled approach to class
• Bridal expo benefits breast cancer groups
• Medical Center makes plans for golf fundraiser
• Warren S. Jackson, former Western Sizzlin owner, dies
• Forsyth County man's underwater golf cart to be featured on cable TV
• ACT scores just one measure of college readiness
• 60 years of bowed heads, lifted voices
• Predatory animals just a part of life in Northeast Georgia
• Scholarship can help students with special needs
• Lake Lanier Association has new executive director
• Mentorship program gives kids a taste of potential careers
• Innovative system helps cemetery log grave information
• Heavy rain washes out part of parking lot in Cleveland
• A night of music, commerce on the square
• Rain can't keep the blues down
• Mother tells story of young son who drowned
• Speaker encourages Wood’s Mill High to take a new approach to challenges
• I-85 info session set for Sept. 1
• Philanthropist of the year nominations due Sept. 8, presentation at Nov. lunch
• Brenau University students prepare for 1st day of class
• Official ponders future of Dawson Forest
• Bond set at $200,000 for soldiers charged with domestic terrorism
• Career expo draws 'sobering' crowd
• Forsyth planning director fired over explicit e-mails
• Marijuana worth more than $800,000 found at Hall County residence
• New state park honors local real estate executive
• Overnight work will close lanes on Green Street
• School officials hope Ga. will drop online seat time rules
• Malaria cases rare but treatable if promptly diagnosed
• Chick-fil-A's Cathy says Bible and business a good mix
• Despite study, Red Cross teaching rescue breathing CPR
• Hall advances Glades Reservoir project
• Kids Wish Network helps diabetic see her dreams come true
• Adult entertainment rules may get tougher
• Late missionary remembered during service at Riverbend
• Jackson County couple among survivors of Colombia plane crash
• Remembering V-J Day
• Church builds shelters for Haitians
• Hall seeks federal money for roads
• Gainesville High students may get to create their own classes
• Dad works to raise awareness of lightning safety, CPR
• Elachee animal exhibit gets face-lift
• Therapy dog helps master fight his battle with cancer
• Red Rabbit aids campus travel
• S. Hall church celebrates 165 years of worshipping
• Arrest made in ID theft case
• Restaurant scores now on the Web
• Gainesville man pleads guilty in I-85 traffic deaths
• Hall man escaped from sinking ship
• Navy vet: ‘I admired the Japanese people’
• Joy shares view of Hiroshima in ruins
• Parsons enlisted in Navy after Dec. 7 radio report on Pearl Harbor
• Marine corporal recounts Easter landing on Okinawa
• Veterans get a show of gratitude at annual picnic
• GBI identifies Forsyth County man killed in fiery wreck
• Post-traumatic stress not just plaguing soldiers
• Neighbors complain of loud noise
• Expo showcases job opportunities
• Groups partner to focus on green efforts for the environment
• Logging truck overturns on Ga. 400 in Dawson County
• Woman sentenced to rehab after wreck with jogger
• Back-to-school events Saturday offer positive activities
• With election over, Hawkins is back to business
• North Ga. counties mired in mild drought
• Authorities search South Hall for burglary suspect
• Hall County accepts Cool Springs park property
• Construction begins on North Hall park, library
• More than 200 undocumented students plan to attend state public colleges
• Hall fire chief heads up state group
• Ghost tour and ‘ice’ rink possible downtown attractions
• Flowery Branch mulls impact fees
• Planners give U.S. 129 widening top priority
• John Kennedy installed as headmaster at Lakeview convocation
• Hall Schools works to create geographic information courses
• Letter released in case of missing Blairsville woman
• Hall County to work with others on environmental efforts
• County looks to move forward on purchasing Browns Bridge property for its offices
• Handel concedes GOP nomination to Deal
• Dawson County soldiers face more charges in weekend incident
• Woman in fatal golf cart crash identified
• Planning group gives U.S. 129 widening top priority
• Blue Angel shares his story
• Oakwood approves $2.1 million sewer line construction
• Oakwood brothers produce turkey calls
• Lakewood pastor thanked for two decades of service
• Pro anglers, families enjoy their Lanier visit
• Cold case: Seeking killer of ‘a vulnerable target’
• Davis Middle hopes video leads to high-tech makeover
• New retail center coming to Gainesville
• Varsity restaurant coming to Dawson County
• Anti-drug leaders hope to start movement at local schools
• Woman injured in Friday golf cart accident dies
• School is back in session in Gainesville, Hall County
• Soldiers arrested after attack on Dawsonville crowd
• Residents shocked over grave markings in Arlington Cemetery
• Deal: Wounds from 'divisive' race will be slow to heal
• Nearly half-million dollars in pot seized in I-985 stop
• Schools to deal with sweltering start
• Group puts a spotlight on Colombia
• One year later, still no trace of missing woman
• Motorcycle run to benefit ‘Pillows for Patriots’
• Humane Society fundraiser combines the love of animals and motorcycles
• Bookstore opens to ‘open doors’
• COMING THURSDAY: From seed to market
• Woman critically injured at campaign event
• Habitat to rebuild burned home for soldier and family
• Fishing fans flock to Lake Lanier event
• Lanier Tech graduates its largest GED class
• Huckabee sets Gainesville visit to support Deal
• Helicopter crash in Lumpkin County kills 2
• Vehicle tags may carry sticker shock
• Oakwood Elementary teachers get “amazing” new lounge
• Wounded Marine recovering at home in Braselton
• Tax trial wallops Hall legal budget
• Excitement flows along Lanier as tourney begins
• Toddler severely burned by grease
• School officials craft vision for education
• Gainesville City Schools convocation focuses on new grading system
• GDOT making money from 511 signs
• Notary fees skyrocket
• 'Super Bowl' of fishing begins
• Oliver inquiry may wrap up next month
• National Night Out attracts hundreds
• Boys & Girls Clubs opens new location
• Authorities say pool drowning was accidental
• Dawsonville Highway bridge to close weekends this fall
• GBI issues alert for suspect in Cornelia shooting
• Ruling: Judge Fuller can hear Clermont suit
• Program aims to reduce crashes with big trucks
• Baby zedonk puts spotlight on wildlife preserve
• Gainesville councilman invites residents to meetings
• United Way wrapping up school supplies campaign
• Georgia Tech helps Hall deliver advanced math
• Golf course gets a break in the heat
• Rage leads to a ‘horrific scene’
• New Flowery Branch Festival features art, music
• Tractor-trailer explodes on Ga. 53
• Local residents skeptical about Obama's promises for veterans
• Gainesville City Schools hopes new grading system motivates kids
• Man attacked by beaver on Lake Lanier in Forsyth
• Spout Springs fixes done in time for school traffic
• Hall schools put extra emphasis on Chinese language
• Fire guts home in Lula
• Hall drug unit targets vice crimes
• Company seeks OK for quarry expansion
• Final resting places for sale, a surplus during recession
• Thunderstorms possible tonight in NE Georgia
• Woman injured in one-vehicle North Hall accident
• Accident injures 2 on I-985 in South Hall
• Fundraiser held to display restored diving bell
• Teens ready to tackle underage drinking problem
• Female doctors buck trend in cardiology
• ‘Super speeders’ not the cash cow expected
• Fieldale heir voted off board after a lawsuit
• Lunch program aims to get healthy meals to kids
• Dawsonville man found drowned in home pool
• With community garden, Newtown leaders hope to encourage healthier living
• Oakwood students may face lengthy commute
• Shooting ‘disturbing’ to Cornelia residents
• Housing market sees some improvement
• Lula waste water treatment plant to be done by Christmas
• Hall loses ex-board member, ‘good man’
• Ordinance to require New Gainesville car washes to recycle water
• Three people charged in armed robbery, assault
• Four charged with pandering
• Obama names new U.S. marshal for North Georgia
• Area transit improvements happening thanks to federal stimulus money
• Life vest station installed at Clarks Bridge Park beach
• Architect offers Fifth Row Center his services
• Conference promotes incoroporating technology in classrooms
• Graves authors bill to stop reform funding
• Federal judge blocks part of Ariz. immigration law
• Obama makes rare midday TV appearance on 'The View'
• Accident restricts traffic on I-85 southbound at Jefferson
• Area parks, historic sites cope with budget cuts
• Company wants more active role in helping with Gulf oil spill
• Hall Schools aiming to control rowdy sports fans
• Senators push for corps to consider Lanier withdrawals as part of water control plan
• GBI releases second video of restaurant shooter
• Oakwood Road closed as part of road project
• Georgia named finalist for 'Race to the Top' grant
• Hall Schools aims to control rowdy sports fans
• Forsyth woman accused of starving horses
• Lakeview Academy takes lead in teaching technology in classroom
• Fire displaces apartment building residents
• Horses found starved in North Forsyth
• State to pay for interstate signs
• 3-D tour caters to virtual visitors
• Voters split over purchase of Lanier Golf Course
• Teens get job training through coalition for burned churches
• Oakwood Road closing Tuesday for three months
• Video may reveal suspected robber
• Study says state has shortchanged Hall on sales taxes
• Sheriff's officials search for burglary suspect
• Gainesville police searching for robbery suspect
• In cell phone age, pay phones are a vanishing convenience
• Times’ moon, gang stories earn AP honors
• Falcons have given Hall much exposure
• AYP reports don’t reflect true picture
• Times starts text messaging service
• Nursing mothers offered flexibility
• Gainesville police ask for memorabilia to display in new headquarters
• Farmers market adds cooking competition
• Dragon boats fly across Lake Lanier
• Restored diving bell makes its way back to Dahlonega
• Restaurant employee shot in Habersham County
• Green Flush, Inc. Transforms the Toilet into a Conservation Powerhouse
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Hall County
• Hall County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Hall County
• I am the princess
• Milton Martin Honda Donates School Supplies to Hall County Boys and Girls Club
• New Shake Shop inside the BodyPlex!
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• Alachua County Local Planning Agency Public Hearing
• Gainesville Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• Honoring Families Celebration
• Members Only Program - Birds.
• Elachee's Snake Day
• Inspired By Nature - Safari Benefit Dinner and Auction
• Invasive Non-Native Plant Identification And Control Workshop
• Fantastic Fall Plants
• SCARLET|SNOW, ATHENS, GA INDIE ROCK BAND BEGINS RECORDING NEW EP “THE NEEDLE” IN ATHENS, GA
• Updated Press Release for Scarlet Snow.
• Free drug and alcohol site buzznot.com
• Free drug and alcohol site buzznot.com
• Free drug and alcohol site buzznot.com
• Tracy Hamlin And TheGroovProject
• Driving Miss Daisy
• Christian Tamburr Trio
• Zac Brown Band - Singer/Songwriter Series
• International Groove Conspiracy
• Cirque le Masque - Fire and Ice
• 29th Annual Gala Art Auction- Gala Art Auction
• Steve Cunningham Trio
• Jazz Depot . . Evenings of Intimate Jazz
• The Arts Council Complex Singer - Shawn Mullins
• Quinlan 60th Anniversary Party

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