Jerry Gunn

A "Look Before You Lock" Hot Car Demonstration and free car safety seat check were featured in the Gainesville Communiversity parking lot Saturday on E.E. Butler Parkway.

One-hundred-fifty years ago Thursday America witnessed the first major battle of its long and bloody civil war and a group of Hall County re-enactors has left to help recreate the Battle of Bull Run.

Gainesville's City Council at a called Wednesday morning meeting began considering new boundary lines for all five wards based on a new redistricting plan.

Gainesville skateboarders at this evening

Tuesday with its hot temperatures and bright sun was a good day to cool off in the Splash Zone at the Frances Meadows Aquatic Center in Gainesville but there was also a chance to watch Summer Day Campers do the

The Gainesville School Board Monday night got the news it wanted from the state's audit supervisor...the $6.5-million deficit is gone.
Audit Supervisor Tommy Harp had a positive end to his FY 2010 audit report and board members were grateful.

It was farewell Sunday to the Fair Street Elementary School that Gainesville students and teachers have known for 74 years. Those former students and teachers celebrated with grilled hot dogs and hamburgers, handshakes, hugs, prayers, and a lot of memories.

Expect more early evening lane closure on Jesse Jewell Parkway when work resumes next week on the largest construction and engineering project downtown Gainesville has seen in some time, the City View pedestrian bridge.

The Gainesville School Board Friday 'got the ball rolling' toward financing the new Fair Street School by passing a resolution during a noon called lunch meeting Friday that calls for bond financing of the project.

Flowery Branch City Council Thursday night adopted slightly increased water and sewer rates. City Manager Bill Andrew said rates were adjusted to keep up with increasing operation costs.