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- Wednesday, June 19, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
Archive By Author - Shannan Finke
After 87 years, say bye, bye pie at Wauka Mountain
After 87 years of satisfying chicken lovers while raising thousands of dollars for its host school, this year's traditional Chicken Pie Supper at Wauka Mountain Multiple Intelligences Academy will be replaced.
Eighth-grader wins Gainesville City Schools spelling bee
After 10 long, word-filled rounds, Gainesville Middle School eighth-grader Ally Kimpling was challenged to correctly spell "haughtiness" and claim the title of top speller at the Gainesville City Schools middle school spelling bee on Thursday.
North Hall eighth-grader wins county spelling bee
After a tough war of words, North Hall Middle School eighth-grader William Usrey was named this year's winner of Tuesday's systemwide Hall County spelling bee after correctly spelling the words "prairie" and "safari."
Pioneer egg farmer W.N. Oliver Jr. ‘believed in Hall’
The Chestnut Mountain community is mourning the loss of a longtime pillar. William Newton "W.N." Oliver Jr., father of former Hall County Commission Chairman Tom Oliver, died in his home Thursday at the age of 91.
3 industries win appreciation awards
Hall County recognized three area industries excelling in their economic impact, corporate responsibility and workforce at the fourth annual Industry Appreciation awards Wednesday at Gainesville's Chattahoochee Country Club.
Gainesville family attends inauguration
On Monday, people across the United States celebrated the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the second-term inauguration of President Barack Obama.
Norton urges businesses to have long-term ‘game plan’
Real estate executive Frank Norton Jr. presented 10 steps to an economic "game plan for the next four years, a game plan for challenging times, a game plan for opportunity, a game plan for North Georgia" at his annual Native Intelligence report Thursday at the Gainesville Civic Center.
Norton forecast to focus on developing game plan
The economic forecast that real estate expert Frank Norton Jr. will reveal at his annual Native Intelligence report today is known as a "business Bible" for many in Northeast Georgia.
Donor website helps teachers raise money
In an age when technology is king, teacher Laney Park is working to ensure her students don't go without the latest and greatest gadgets in their quest for knowledge.
Caring Hands Ministries gives out coats, blankets
Those in need of warm winter clothing and blankets had plenty of options to outfit themselves after the Caring Hands Ministries coat and blanket giveaway Monday in Clermont.
Oakwood to maintain about 8.5 miles of highways
Following a vote by City Council on Monday night, the city of Oakwood will soon be responsible for maintaining 8.46 miles of Georgia Department of Transportation highways going through the city.
Dog burned in fire on mend, still needs care
Even after Kali was badly burned in a shed fire she was trapped in two weeks ago, the 4-year-old chocolate Labrador retriever is described as "a loving girl with a big heart."
Gainesville reports more than 1,000 manufacturing jobs
Gainesville has more than 1,100 new manufacturing jobs, city officials reported this week. Mayor Danny Dunagan announced the numbers in his state of the city address Tuesday, and Tim Evans, vice president of economic development for the Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce, emphasized on Friday that those numbers are just for the city, not the Gainesville metro area that also includes the entire county. "For the last three years, we've been outperforming in investments more ...
Ex-jailer charged with battery in incident with inmate
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation charged a former Hall County jailer on Thursday with striking a handcuffed inmate last month.
Doctor calls flu season ‘one of worst’
Flu season typically reaches its peak in January, and Dr. Fatimah Manzoor from the internal medicine department at The Longstreet Clinic in Gainesville said this has been a particularly aggressive season.
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