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Leaders check out Red Carpet Tour

Twenty-three American and international business leaders are gathering in Gainesville today to talk about the possibility of setting up shop in Georgia.

April 08, 2011 | Tricia L. Nadolny | Business


New Hall County Extension agent started last week

The new Hall County Extension agent has only been on the job for a few days. But he already knows his way around town.

April 08, 2011 | Tricia L. Nadolny | Local


Survivors gather to mark anniversary of tornado of ’36

The memories shared carried a heavy weight, but Wednesday was not a day of sorrow. As survivors of the Gainesville tornado of 1936 gathered on the day's 75th anniversary, the overwhelming emotion was one of gratitude. "It brings back the memory, the good that's in people," said Charles Morrow, 87, who cleaned brick for a penny a piece as the town rebuilt. "You can see the good in people because after that tornado, Gainesville was ...

April 06, 2011 | Tricia L. Nadolny | Local


Memorial, memories highlight tornado’s 75th anniversary

As the anniversary of Gainesville's darkest moment passed, a small group gathered in silent memorial.

April 06, 2011 | Tricia L. Nadolny | Local


Tattered books ready for facelift after repair day

The now tattered cookbook was a wedding gift, and on an inside page is a 45-year-old inscription.

April 06, 2011 | Tricia L. Nadolny | Local


Interviews with NGCSU president finalists conclude

The last finalist for the presidency of North Georgia College & State University visited Dahlonega Monday to interview with campus members and the selection committee.

April 06, 2011 | Tricia L. Nadolny | Local


Roof collapse slows investigation into flea market fire

A collapsed roof is keeping fire officials from determining the cause of an early Sunday blaze at the Pendergrass Flea Market.

April 05, 2011 | Tricia L. Nadolny | Local


Bits of Gainesville traveled far and wide

The 1936 tornado moved east out of Gainesville, taking with it dirt and trees and the makings of a small city. As it passed across the South, dropping on other towns and eventually dissipating into the skies, it scattered parts of Gainesville across its path.

April 04, 2011 | Tricia L. Nadolny | Tornado


Presidential visit caps rebirth

They hung from the rooftops and waved flags from window ledges, the men and women packed on street corners pressing on one another's shoulders, begging for a glimpse.

April 04, 2011 | Tricia L. Nadolny | Tornado


Smith: A country girl comes in to search for the missing

Word slowly seeped down the dirt roads, details of the storm that had swept away Gainesville. After a few uneasy days, 14-year-old Elizabeth Westbrook Smith traveled the 10 miles to town and saw the devastation herself. In the 75 years since, the images from that trip have not been easily shaken. "It was just a mass of charred flesh," said now 89-year-old Elizabeth with a solemn hush, reliving a memory no child should have been ...

April 04, 2011 | Tricia L. Nadolny | Tornado


Patterson: An 'angel' shelters a young boy on the bus

The scar has faded but never disappeared, a dark purple smudge among the age spots and lines on Cleburn Patterson's left leg.

April 04, 2011 | Tricia L. Nadolny | Tornado


DeLong: Turning down a ride helped save teen's life

He would have been in that convertible, the one covered in bricks and stained with blood. But Jim DeLong decided to walk to school that day. On the morning of April 6, he turned down a ride and headed through the square with his brother and a friend. The darkness came in like a shroud. The black of the funnel - the beams and nails and shingles and soot that twisted around its core - ...

April 04, 2011 | Tricia L. Nadolny | Tornado


Ruin & Rebirth: Remembering the tornado of '36

They were just babes, but the tornado became their first memory, shocked into the soul at tender ages when recollections are meant to be blurred and gold and light.

April 04, 2011 | Tricia L. Nadolny | Tornado


100 students wait for the sound of the beep in tournament

The score sat at zero to zero. They'd been playing for hours, but this game wasn't about winners and losers.

April 02, 2011 | Tricia L. Nadolny | Local


Legacy event honors hospital’s chiefs of staff

When Dr. Billy Hardman came to Gainesville in 1943, he was one of 14 physicians in town. In 1953, he became just the third person to serve Northeast Georgia Medical Center as chief of staff.

March 31, 2011 | Tricia L. Nadolny | Local


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