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- Wednesday, May 22, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
Archive By Author - Mimi Ensley
Rotary donation to make a difference for nonprofits
The Rotary Club of Gainesville donated more than $20,000 to local nonprofit groups at its meeting Monday - a move that made Jan Ros get a little teary eyed.
Oakwood sees small spike in 2009 population
Despite several years of slow but steady growth in Oakwood, population estimates for 2009 reveal a steeper rise than the city has seen in years past.
Officials urge revelers to leave fireworks to professionals
As fireworks stands pop up along the state's roadsides, area officials urge families to stay safe and be smart.
College freshman learn to be masters of the microwave
When Derisa Collymore came to Brenau University, she had to leave her kitchen behind. "I was horrified," said Collymore, who now serves as a resident assistant for Brenau. "I am a master chef, and the thought of no stove was just not the story I wanted to hear." She had to make do with dining halls, restaurants and every college student's favorite appliance - the microwave. At Brenau, students can't bring hot plates, toasters, crock ...
College freshman learn to be masters of the microwave
When Derisa Collymore came to Brenau University, she had to leave her kitchen behind. "I was horrified," said Collymore, who now serves as a resident assistant for Brenau. "I am a master chef, and the thought of no stove was just not the story I wanted to hear." She had to make do with dining halls, restaurants and every college student's favorite appliance - the microwave. At Brenau, students can't bring hot plates, toasters, crock ...
9th District race keeps chugging
The race is still on. Though Republican Tom Graves of Ranger earlier this month won a runoff of the special election to fill former U.S. Rep. Nathan Deal's seat, the other candidates say they're not too concerned about it as the July 20 primary approaches. Graves and four other candidates are still actively campaigning for a permanent spot representing Georgia's 9th District in the U.S. House of Representatives. And the primary will be the deciding ...
Gardens let growers share the love of fruits, veggies
For the children attending summer camp at the C.C. Cloud Youth Center, fresh fruits and vegetables are rarely on the dinner table.
Women gear up for vehicle education
When Laura Haynes asked a group of women about their interests, the answer she got back was something a little unexpected.
John Jarrard to be inducted into Georgia Music Hall of Fame
It's about time. Gainesville songwriter John Jarrard - who wrote 11 No. 1 hits before passing away in 2001 - will be inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame on Sept. 11 in Atlanta.
Options make video stores obsolete
CLEVELAND - Brick-and-mortar movie stores are few and far between in White County, leaving film fans with few options for renting the latest summer flicks. But are residents concerned?
Marking time for 102 years
Her eyes have seen our history. Her legs have traveled miles and miles. Her ears have heard the stories of generations. And she's soaked it all in for 102 years. Gainesville resident Julia Randolph celebrated her birthday Saturday surrounded by generations of children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She will turn 102 on Wednesday. Her secret to longevity? For Randolph, it's taking the time to notice the little things, engage in the world and truly get to ...
Summer camp teaches athletic skills to disabled
When Jade Butterworth was growing up, she had to look to Atlanta to find a camp that would cater to a child with special needs.
Noise thrills crowd at monster truck show
At the Southern Monster Truck Showdown, it's all about the noise. Friday night, local monster truck fans came out to see their favorite drivers perform doughnuts, jumps and wheelies in the Chicopee Woods Agricultural Center, getting up-close-and-personal to the spectacle they usually only see on TV. Gale Hill, a promoter for the show, said seeing the trucks in a smaller venue offers more opportunity for audience interaction. "They really enjoy it," Hill said. "The more ...
Depending on your age, the summer heat may not feel so sweltering
If he didn't have air conditioning, 7-year-old Noah Deal would go swimming every day. The other kids sweating in the June heat at the Lanier Canoe & Kayak Club's day camp agreed. "I'd probably live in the pool," said Serena Brown, a 12-year-old camper visiting from Melbourne, Fla. "That's like the only option unless you live in an ice box," 11-year-old Sabrina Norris added. "That's the only place to keep cool." The closest 9-year-old Katie ...
Local musicians tune up for annual June Jam
Following the death of its founder, Gainesville's annual June Jam might feel a little different this year - but the musicians are still going to give it their all.
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