Local Business News

A request to annex a 75-acre parcel of property in the New Holland area of Gainesville is scheduled to go before the Gainesville Planning and Appeals Board again Tuesday.

Brenau University’s Amanda Lammers, vice president for student services, is one of 20 senior college administrators selected by the Council of Independent Colleges to participate in a year-long Presidential Vocation and Institutional Mission program for prospective college and university presidents.

The Buy Local Braselton campaign celebrates the opening of three newb businesses – Culver’s of Braselton, Red Rose Salon and BGW Dental Group.

A Gainesville adoption attorney, Judy Sartain, has been invited to become a Fellow with the American Academy of Adoption Attorneys.

Sears will close another 72 stores, three of them in Georgia, as sales shrink and losses grow, an announcement that has become a familiar refrain as the company retrenches.

As part of a fundraising event with Dunkin Donuts, the Gainesville Police Department will be participating in the 3rd Annual Cops on Donut Shops Friday morning, June 1.

Just a fortnight after graduating its inaugural class of newly minted doctors earlier this month, Brenau University received notice that its Physical Therapy Department has been fully accredited by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education.

The Flowery Branch High School Odyssey of the Mind Team has won a World Championship in the 2018 Odyssey of the Mind (OM) World Finals

Braselton’s weekly farmers’ market opens Friday, June 1 in the heart of the town’s historic downtown.

Starting next week, a team from the University of North Georgia will begin the task of supplying tens of thousands of summer meals for children from low-income areas of the region.