Grady Young is long gone, but his spirit lives on as his family and supporters continue his good works through the Grady Young Foundation. The nonprofit held its major fundraising events over the weekend.
March 2 Taqueria El Mirador No. 3 2275 Browns Bridge Road, Gainesville Score: 91, Grade: A Hand sink blocked with pans, etc. No dating system in place. Hood system dripping grease. Inspector: Kathleen McDuffie Taqueria El Mirador No. 4 2275 Browns Bridge Road, Gainesville Score: 85, Grade: B Food service establishments were required to have a CFSM on staff by Dec. 1, 2009. Date marking system not in place. Pork thawing at room ...
Sunday was a perfect day to learn about shooting a bow and arrow, or carving flint into arrowheads or pounding corn in to a fine dust.
Cackle. Yelp. Cluck-purr. No, these aren't the sounds of a witch turning a frightened dog into a bizarre chicken-cat. They are the sounds of a hen turkey. Or rather, the sound of hunting professionals Mike Mayfield and Justin Savage pretending to be a hen turkey. Using special devices, and sometimes their own voices, the two demonstrated turkey calls to area middle and high school students yesterday at Stuart Farm in Lula. The event was organized ...
Mark Thompson's Friday afternoon coffee break ended abruptly when the building he was in began to sway.
Feb. 7 Le Mejor De Michoacan 730 Pearl Nix Parkway, Suite B, Gainesville Score: 100, Grade: A Inspector: Laurie Wentworth Feb. 15 Little Yellow Coffee House 1447 Thompson Bridge Road, Gainesville Score: 100, Grade: A Inspector: Shelby Finch Rick's Smokin Pig BBQ 130 John W Morrow Jr. Parkway, Suite I, Gainesville Score: 91, Grade: A Barbecue on hot hold steam well not at required hot hold temperature. Inspector: Finch CiCi's Pizza 250 ...
You could say it through a speech or a proclamation. You could say it through song. However you say it, there's no wrong way to thank a soldier. Sometimes it's as easy as "thanks." "I simply want to say to you, on behalf of the citizens of Georgia, thank you," Gov. Nathan Deal said Saturday to the U.S. Army Reserve 802nd Ordnance Co. during the unit's welcome home celebration. The 802nd received a police escort ...
It's not your ordinary retirement home meal. On Sunday residents and guests of Lanier Village Estates retirement community got to enjoy a three-course dinner "Top-Chef" style, complete with TV screens, emcees, judges and digital voting from the audience. The Lanier Village Estates culinary staff competed against one of their sister retirement communities, Magnolia Trace, visiting from Huntsville, Ala. "It was really an opportunity to showcase the skill and creativity of our chefs," said Barbara Chappetta, ...
Jill Adams of Gainesville was not the teacher she thought she could be. At 305 pounds, the future star of an episode of A&E's "Heavy" spent most of her time sitting down in her Sawnee Elementary School classroom. "I was tired all the time," she said. "I would sit at my desk and teach." The 35-year-old's struggles with weight began as a child. Though she was always very involved in school activities, her feelings of ...
One school's fundraiser is such a long-standing tradition, it could probably set a record. Wauka Mountain Multiple Intelligences Academy's annual Chicken Pie Dinner has brought out family and friends, teachers and students, politicians and community members by the thousands for 86 years. "I think this has to be the longest running chicken pie dinner in the world," State Sen. Butch Miller said. Georgia's first lady, Sandra Deal, whose children all attended Wauka Mountain, remembers making ...
Standing out against the brown hill and wintry gray trees off the highway, a 100-year-old square dwelling, painted bright red with a shiny tin roof, quickly catches the eye.
The Gainesville area has a lake, at least 443 acres of parkland and fitness centers galore, yet up to a quarter of Hall County residents are just spending their free time not doing physical activity.
Lenny was raised in a 10-foot by 6-foot pen, with little or no food or water. That's bad enough for a dog, but Lenny's a horse. Equine neglect is not new, but the recession has made it more of a problem. Lost income, health care costs and foreclosures are making it difficult for some owners to take care of their horses. Without a market, horses are easy purchases for people who don't understand the care ...
The freshly-planted 20-foot tree at North Georgia College and State University is no ordinary Arbor Day effort.
Louisa Mae Allcatt watches volunteer Leslie Williams with great interest, pacing up and down the multi-level display kennel that spotlights her at the Humane Society of Northeast Georgia. When Williams pulls her out, the black feline curls up against her and licks her fingers.
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