Jerry Gunn

Some fireworks spectators chose to avoid the traffic and the crowds at Laurel Park and watched the show from the roadside this July 4th evening.

An estimated 7,000 people turned out this Fourth of July Saturday for the 16th Annual Memorial Park Funeral Home BBQ for public service workers and the public.

Lake Lanier’s boating community is having a much happier Fourth of July than they did a year ago.

An estimated 1,000 July 4th weekend music lovers filled the space at the Brenau University Amphitheatre Friday evening for the annual performance of ‘Patriotic Pops’ by the Gainesville Symphony Orchestra.

Flowery Branch City Council Wednesday morning gave final passage to a set of state mandated ordinances that create operation standards and set fees for its waste water system, with one deletion.

Monday's parking deck collapse in Atlanta caught the attention of Gainesville's downtown parking deck construction manager Tuesday.

Oakwood’s mayor and council, city staff, friends and relatives gathered Monday morning to welcome City Manager Stan Brown back home from a tour of duty with the Air Force Reserves in Iraq.

The state Department of Transportation held its third and last open house Saturday on a plan to convert about 15 miles of High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV)Lanes (HOV) lanes on I-85 into High Occupancy Toll (HOT) lanes.

Northeast Georgia Medical Center’s security force Friday trained for what they hope will never happen, an armed attack on the hospital.

Hall County Commissioners Thursday night got a reminder from a taxpayer that these are hard times.