Jerry Gunn

The long wait for the opening of the new $6.5 million Georgia Mountains Center parking deck may soon be over, according to one Gainesville city councilman, and some downtown merchants say its high time.

A first time book signing, the first book from Brenau's University Press, and the first global broadcast from Brenau radio highlighted a rainy Sunday afternoon in Gainesville.

Loved ones gathered Friday afternoon at Gainesville State College to remember Francine Dibben, long time Business manager for the Gainesville Theatre Alliance.

If you did not get into the Christmas spirit on the square in downtown Gainesville Thursday night it was your own fault.

America's weak dollar is helping Gainesville economy; not the news you would expect to hear, but it came Thursday during the Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors meeting held at Eagle Ranch.

With the start-up of Flowery Branch’s downtown Tax Allocation District redevelopment still months away, City Council approved a half million-dollar project financing option Wednesday morning.

It was a send-off to remember Tuesday in Gainesville for the 802nd Ordinance Company, U.S. Army Reserve, now bound for Texas, and then Afghanistan.

The Field Operations Commander for the Georgia State Patrol said Tuesday there has been an increase in the number of cases of drinking and driving in the state since the recession set in.

Gainesville School Board members had questions Monday night on how well the system is preparing its students for the next CRCT test next April.

Gainesville Rotarians learned Monday that if they want to recover more World War ll aircraft the Greenland ice, they can go right ahead...all it takes is about $5-million.