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- Wednesday, June 19, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
Archive By Section - Local
Hayes Lemmerz wheel plant to close; 290 will lose jobs in Gainesville
A manufacturer of aluminum wheels announced Monday that it would close its Gainesville plant, leaving 290 workers out of a job.
Chestatee Middle students' hair gets shorn to help patients tomorrow
On Monday morning, nine students at Chestatee Middle School came to school with hair cascading over their shoulders. When they went home Monday afternoon, it was considerably shorter.
Windows into World War II
The American archaeology professor readjusted the orange scarf hanging loosely around his neck, making sure it was still visible.
Free enterprise rocks for Gainesville State students on way to Chicago competition
Gainesville State College has no intercollegiate athletic teams to cheer for, but it has a business division club that has become quite a powerhouse.
A life of laughter: Youth baseball coach Abbott Hayes loses battle with cancer
Abbott Swift Hayes, who devoted countless hours as a coach of youth baseball, died at home Sunday after a three-year battle with cancer. He was 67.
Local historian's book tells how man survived Japan's WWII prisoner of war camps
The past will come alive again Tuesday when Gordon Sawyer presents his book, "Richard Kidder: WWII Survivor," at the Northeast Georgia History Center.
Slaying suspect’s life a spiral downward
Donnie Poland had some things to get off his chest when he wrote a letter to a Dawsonville newspaper in 2003.
Challenged mom gets a helping hand
As a mom to two special-needs children, Donna Aldridge is the first to admit that she needs help.
Gainesville food drive hits home today
Today, anyone with a mailbox can be a humanitarian.
Up close and personal: Civilians get new appreciation for Rangers at open house
It was a Disneyland for military buffs young and old Saturday at Dahlonega's Camp Frank D. Merrill, when the 12th annual Camp Merrill Open House allowed the U.S. Army Rangers to show their stuff to a crowd that included family, veterans and especially awestruck children.
A real pain: Local patients struggle with fibromyalgia
Ever have a bad case of the flu that made your muscles ache all over?
Wounded Gillsville soldier out of ICU
After nearly two weeks in various intensive care units, a soldier from Hall County who was critically wounded in Iraq has been moved to a regular hospital room, his mother said Friday.
2 more men charged in West Hall slaying case
Two Gainesville men have been charged with property crimes connected to last week's home invasion shooting death of a West Hall retiree.
Kids have a big day down on the farm
Hall County preschoolers and kindergartners got a feel for farm life Friday in the second annual Hall County Ag Day at Jaemor Farm Market.
Public defender honored by legal colleagues
It's been a good couple of weeks for public defender Brad Morris.
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