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- Sunday, May 19, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
Archive By Author - Lindsey Robinson
Landfill gas may bring in cash for Hall
Hall County may collect methane gas from landfills and sell it to local industries after a study showed the process could be profitable.
Girardeau wins award for drug court work
After more than a decade as a superior court judge, John Girardeau was frustrated and disheartened after seeing the same faces in court year after year.
Lanier’s natural allure counters rival course
Take it from paddlers and rowers around the world: There's something special about Lake Lanier.
Hall County is ready to talk trash
Hall County Public Works is throwing its hat in the ring as the county moves toward privatizing waste management.
New district maps may alter city school board
Gainesville's proposed redistricting lines could have a greater impact on city school board members than City Council members.
Changes may be ahead for Hall’s recycling program
A printed newspaper is made from recycled materials. If you drive a car, it may have recycled parts. The drainage pipe surrounding your home might be made from a bottle of laundry detergent you used. The drywall and carpet in your home - recycled, recycled. Whether you know it or not, you're participating in the recycling movement. But Hall County is losing money in its efforts to be green. Last week, county commissioners voted 3-2 ...
Gainesville City Council considers redistricting
The Gainesville City Council is considering major changes to the city's five council wards as part of redistricting that happens every 10 years after new census numbers are released.
Official recuses office from eatery tiff
Hall County Solicitor General Stephanie Woodard recused her office from the case of Juan Luna, a local restaurant owner who is accused of pulling a gun on another restaurant owner.
Gainesville approves $5M bond for IMS Gear Georgia
The Gainesville City Council approved a $5 million revenue bond for one of Gainesville's growing companies. And it won't cost the city a dime.
Hall tax digest drops 6 percent
This year's county tax digest shows that property values have fallen in Hall County. The 2011 digest shows a 6 percent decrease from last year in the value of all taxable property in the county. The tax digest is the total value of all taxable property in Hall County. For the county this year, that value is $6,449,817,749. County Administrator Randy Knighton said the decrease is indicative of the economy in Georgia and the nation ...
Mountains Center mezzanine seating in need of repairs
The Georgia Mountains Center mezzanine seating has seen a lot in the past 32 years. It has seen Def Leppard play and gospel choirs praise. It has seen professional wrestler Sting swing from the rafters and bulls fling riders into the air. It has also seen better days, Director Carol Moore said. Today at 5:30 p.m., Georgia Mountains Center officials will ask the city of Gainesville to pay $22,000 in repairs to the worn stadium-style ...
Hall school board won't help county repave Sardis school's driveway
Between the Hall County Board of Commissioners and the Hall County School Board, there aren't enough extra funds to repair an elementary school driveway.
Knighton seen as natural fit for Hall leadership post
Even before Jock Connell met Randy Knighton, he was impressed. When Connell began his term as interim Hall County administrator in January, he watched videos of the Board of Commissioners in action. He noticed Knighton, then Hall County's planning director, almost immediately. "I watched Randy. One of the first people I observed on those videos was Randy," Connell said. "And there's something about Randy from day one that stuck out to me and impressed me." ...
Attorneys challenge accused hitman's confession
Attorneys for a man accused in the 2010 Valentine's Day slaying at a Hall County park claim their client was unfairly pressured into confessing.
Hall offers residents amnesty for late property taxes
Hall County commissioners voted Thursday to waive penalty and interest for decades of delinquent taxes, a move they hope could add millions to the county's general fund.
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