WomenSource, a Gainesville-area nonprofit that provides educational programming to empower women, has named Blythe Hammons as its new executive director.
Construction at the Hall County Government Center is running behind schedule, and that means public meetings for the Hall County Commission and the Hall County Planning Commission will continue to be held at the Gainesville Civic Center.
Community members, students and teachers this month will be able to get COVID-19 and flu vaccines at two clinics at Hall County high school basketball games.
Georgia Urology’s Dr. Brent A. Sharpe recently became Georgia’s first robotic surgeon to receive accreditation as a Master Surgeon in Robotic Surgery by the Surgical Review Corporation.
The Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners has approved an agreement with three community improvement districts (CID) to fund a cost study of a Bus Rapid Transit corridor between Doraville and Sugarloaf Mills.
While there's been no detection in Georgia of the new COVID variant known as Omicron, state public health officials are urging Georgians not to let their guard down.
Piedmont University students, faculty, and staff have collected nearly 1,000 books for X Books and Common Good Atlanta. The books will be used in prison classrooms across the state of Georgia.
