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- Thursday, May 23, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
Archive By Author - Mimi Ensley
Green Corps program helps students grow
Imani Gardner is inspired. Gardner, a 15-year-old Gainesville High School student, is one of 23 Hall County teenagers participating in the state Department of Labor's Green Corps program this summer. She's getting paid to learn about "green" jobs and work with various environmentally focused community projects. And she's taking what she's learned beyond the six-week program. "Me and my mom talked last night about making our own garden," Gardner said, reflecting on the herbs she ...
Woman’s dog missing after coyote spotted
Every morning, Jeré McMahan wakes up, opens her sliding doors and lets her small pets run around in her yard.
For cakes, variety is the slice of life
It's every woman's perfect day. The dress, the ring, the flowers, the venue, everything must be in place. But for the guests attending wedding after wedding throughout the month of June, the prospect of a sweet treat after the ceremony is often just what they need to make it through the event. And brides are delivering, with wedding cakes getting more and more elaborate, imaginative and original. Gainesville resident Rachel Bembry, who recently was married ...
Gainesville product will help clean up oil spill
They've been waiting for weeks, struggling to get the proper officials' attention.
Arbor is a tribute to a community servant
A former city manager and Air Force major will be honored Tuesday evening at Gardens on Green as friends gather for a memorial ceremony.
Get ready for turnover in state offices
Like it or not, change is coming. No matter what voters decide this election season, a majority of the statewide seats on the ballot this year won't have the same people returning to office. Of the 10 statewide offices on the ballot for the July 20 primary, only two - lieutenant governor and U.S. senator - have incumbents seeking re-election. That does not include the secretary of state race, in which Brian Kemp is seeking ...
A starlight night for family fun, fireworks
Melanie Valencia was eager to find her classmates Friday night as she watched her dad and younger sister toss a Frisbee at the Gainesville State College Alumni Starlight Concert and Fireworks Show.
Food bank hits milestone, now seeks new home
After distributing more than 1 million pounds of food across five counties, one local food bank is ready to keep growing - they just need to find the right space.
Gainesville couple recovering from van crash injuries
After surgeries Thursday morning, the Gainesville couple injured in a crash that demolished the front of their church's van Wednesday afternoon in Kentucky are on the way to recovery.
5 injured in church bus crash
A Gainesville church's mission trip took a terrifying turn Wednesday afternoon when the group's van crashed on Highway 92 East in Kentucky, leaving two adult leaders and three teenagers injured - but their mission wasn't interrupted for long.
Local soldier receives full military honors after fatal car crash
Shots from a gun salute pierced the air as a grieving crowd gathered in front of a flag-covered casket.
Magician’s tricks kick off summer reading program
"Whoa!" "How'd he do that?" "No way!" The shouts of more than 100 children at the Blackshear Place Library rang out as magician Keith Karnok pulled colored balls from behind handkerchiefs and made "Wally the Wand" grow to twice his size. Karnok, a University of Georgia agriculture professor and part-time magician, dazzled kids with his tricks as he kicked off the children's summer programming for the Hall County Library System Tuesday afternoon. "Magic and puppets ...
BP boycotts hurt local owners, not corporation, official says
Alex Little won't stop fueling up at his local BP station any time soon, despite the oil spill plaguing the Gulf of Mexico, and according to convenience store officials, he's making the right decision.
Gainesville company to show cleanup products to BP, government officials
A Gainesville company is one step closer to tackling the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, but it isn't there quite yet.
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