Christian Ashliman

Local Dawsonville hotspot “Because Coffee” is opening a new location in the Cumming City Center with an interesting new twist: highlighting the myths and legends of the community.

Hall County and Gainesville officials are in talks with the United Daughters of the Confederacy to potentially move the “Old Joe” centerpiece statue from the downtown square.

Commerce city officials announced Wednesday afternoon that a boil water advisory is in effect for the Banks Crossing area after a water main was damaged by construction work.

Hall County Solicitor General Stephanie Woodard was provided an official consent order Tuesday following an investigation into her campaign contribution disclosure reports.

An Auburn man is in custody June 27 following a multi-month-long investigation by the Barrow County Sheriff’s Office into drug activity and distribution in the county.

Warrants for two men were issued by Towns County officials last week for failure to appear following an investigation into an organized crime ring dealing in stolen construction equipment.

The Lawrenceville Police Department Monday issued two warrants for suspects who are allegedly responsible for defrauding over a dozen victims at a used car dealership.

The Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce Thursday announced its new executive committee and presented 14 Chamber volunteers with the Silver Shovel Award.

Northeast Georgia Medical Centers in Gainesville and Lumpkin have become the first hospitals in the state to earn PACED accreditation from the American College of Emergency Physicians.

The Gwinnett County Board of Education has scheduled three public hearings as required by law in anticipation of a proposed tax increase due to a non-rollback with the millage rate.