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- Wednesday, June 19, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
Archive By Author - Lee Johnson
Russian president inclined to sign adoption bill
On Thursday, Russian President Vladimir Putin said he "intends" to sign a controversial bill barring Americans from adopting Russian children.
Hall man charged after shots fired at utility workers
A Hall County man is in jail after sheriff's officials say he opened fire on utility workers trying to restore power near his home early Wednesday.
Gainesville law cuts fees paid by utility companies
The Gainesville City Council will likely pass an ordinance Thursday amending the licensing, permitting and business regulations for the use of city right-of-ways.
Class notes: Rolling campus tour set for UNG
Come the new year, North Georgia College & State University and Gainesville State College will be one, forming the University of North Georgia after the nearly year-long process of consolidation reaches its first terminus.
School's out for the winter
While some dream of a white Christmas, some are dreaming of the restart of school in January. On top of the holiday shopping, party scheduling, family planning and the general stress associated with the Christmas season, families with school-aged children and working parents can sometimes find it hard to juggle everything. With all local school systems out for Christmas break, thousands of students are now without the daily structure of the classroom. Over the summer, ...
Mountains Center employees now with Brenau
One week ago, Brenau University officially took control of the Georgia Mountains Center, making it the home of the school's new doctoral physical therapy program.
Shoppers battle last-minute crowds
With less than 24 hours left until Christmas, stores are buzzing with last-minute shoppers looking to check off the last of the presents from their twice-checked lists.
‘One-size-fits-all’ schooling needs to change, school leaders say
The age of a singular pathway for high school students has come to an end, say leaders of Hall County schools. In fact, they said, that age should have passed years ago.
Gainesville Mill: Cotton Mill purchased in 1901, started in South Carolina
In 1925, Cecil Boswell, 8 years old at the time, moved from Jackson County to a mill village just south of Gainesville.
Hall communities honor victims of Connecticut school shooting
Hall County paused Friday evening to remember the lives of the 26 Sandy Hook Elementary School students and teachers who lost their lives a week earlier in one of the worst mass shootings in the nation's history.
Residents put end of world on back burner
Congratulations. You have made it through the end of days. Over the last few months, an anticipation of the end of the world has become viral, due in large part to the ending of the Mayan calendar, which many experts say is today. And while some across the state and the nation "prepare" for the apocalypse by building shelters, stocking up on foods or using their self-imposed last hours on earth for debauchery, many more ...
Carter stepping down as hospital board chairman
For nearly two decades, Doug Carter has served on boards and committees for the Northeast Georgia Health System, most recently as the chairman of the Northeast Georgia Medical Center Board.
Brenau looking to expand again
As Brenau University settles into its new expansion at the Georgia Mountains Center, university officials continue talks to grow the campus even more. This time, discussions involve a new home for the university's ever-growing athletic department.
Class notes: Hall students may apply to programs of their choice
Hall County Schools has opened its internal borders and, regardless of the school assignment, students throughout the county are free to apply to a program of choice in their area of interest.
Brenau teams with teaching artists for weekly radio program
For more than two years, a group of nearly 30 volunteers has been celebrating the cultural diversity of Gainesville by broadcasting its voices throughout the area.
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