Bryan Pirkle

John Addison, the former CEO of Primerica and resident of Clermont, discusses principles of leadership for business and life in his new book, Real Leadership: 9 Simple Practices for Leading and Living with Purpose.

The number of initial claims for unemployment insurance in Georgia and in Gainesville rose in January, compared to December.

Julie Ridgway with the Ty Cobb Museum in Royston, Ga. stopped by the Afternoon News Wrap this week to dicuss the recent discovery of several century-old Cobb baseball cards that could net one family millions of dollars.

A major storm system is expected to start impacting the western, central and southern United States late Friday and continue through next week, the National Weather Service said.

Two North Georgia physicians who were arrested early last month as part of an ongoing prescription drug investigation now face charges in North Carolina.

Stephen C. Meyer, author of the New York Times best-seller "Darwin's Doubt," joins the Afternoon News Wrap to discuss the question of how and why life came to be on Earth, as well as the ongoing battle of Creationism vs. Evolution.

Ronnie Floyd, the President of the Southern Baptist Convention, joined the Afternoon News Wrap this week to talk about important questions religious voters should consider as they decide on which presidential candidates will receive their vote.

Preparing for the biggest delegate haul of the campaign, Hillary Clinton is trying to leave Bernie Sanders with little room to operate and douse the flames behind his once insurgent campaign.

Improvements could be on the way for the for the Chicopee Woods Area Park trail system, with the city of Gainesville serving as a metaphorical bridge to the process.

Two subdivision plans, totaling 222 lots, are scheduled to be considered by the Hall County Planning Commission March 7.