Jerry Gunn

It is a post-presidential election day in Gainesville, and at Longstreet Café breakfast customers read the headlines.

Gainesville City Council Tuesday night had no problem approving a Federal Aviation Administration entitlement that provides 95 percent funding for additional work to upgrade Lee Gilmer Memorial Airport.

Hall County school board members set the school calendar for 2009-10 Monday night on a recommendation from Superintendent Will Schofield.

Calling it something "we need to continue to grow in Georgia," Gov. Sonny Perdue helped dedicate the new Women and Children’s Pavilion at Northeast Georgia Medical Center Sunday afternoon.

Teachers came looking for jobs in Gwinnett County Saturday morning at the Fall Teacher Employment Fair held at the Gwinnett Center.

There were ghosts and goblins galore at Trick or Treat on the Square Friday afternoon, hosted by Gainesville's downtown merchants to celebrate Halloween.

Friday's first mandated Hall County employee unpaid furlough day proved inconvenient for some county residents.

Homeowners in the giant master-planned community Sterling on the Lake expressed concerns Thursday night at a meeting in Flowery Branch over plans to add a 4-acre commercial component to the development.

With Election Day less than a week away, Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Jim Martin urged Hall County voters to get out the vote Thursday at a rally in Gainesville.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers invited and got a lot of comments from a lot of northeast Georgians Wednesday night in Gainesville on updating its water control plan for Lake Lanier in the Apalachicola, Chattahoochee, Flint River (ACF) Basin.