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Once again, Site Selection magazine has selected Georgia as the top state for doing business.

Sixty percent of people in a recent survey say their current insurance provides more coverage than they need. Financial Editor for The Today Show, Jean Chatzky, visited Mornings on Maine Street to talk how to get what you need without over spending.

Habersham County voters approved a 1-cent Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax geared heavily toward public safety.

Clarkesville officials said Monday they need to learn more about the provisions of new Georgia alcohol legislation before deciding whether the city should opt out of House Bill 879 that includes, among other things, home delivery of alcohol.

Georgia gasoline prices took a three-cent dip over the last week.

Most Habersham EMC customers in Rabun County remain without power as crews work to replace 30 broken poles throughout the power grid and wait for a crew specializing in transmission line repair to restore power to substations there.

Toyota Industries Corporation has announced plans to expand its production facility in Pendergrass to meet additional demand for the company's onboard power electronics.

Officials with some of Hall County’s premier manufacturing businesses joined the Hall County Board of Education Monday evening for a tour of the recently completed addition at West Hall High School.

Georgia motorists are now paying an average price of $1.98 per gallon for regular unleaded gasoline, according to the weekly fuel price report from AAA-The Auto Club Group.

A pioneer in the Technical College System of Georgia, former North Georgia Technical College President Judy Hulsey of Lavonia died Thursday, Oct. 22.