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- Wednesday, June 19, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
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Tour de Georgia a long haul for riders, fans
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Black Hawk helicopter pays a visit to West Hall
OAKWOOD - All eyes were on the skies Friday morning at West Hall High School, as a Georgia Army National Guard unit arrived in a Black Hawk helicopter.
Asphalt tanker wreck causes mess, no injuries
What a mess. About 3,000 gallons of black, sticky, liquid asphalt oozed out over a sizable stretch of Ga. 365 at White Sulphur Road on Thursday morning after an asphalt tanker truck tipped over, creating traffic tie-ups along the route that lasted most of the day. The ensuing cleanup required using a milling machine to grind down and dispose of the excess asphalt that settled and hardened on ...
The Times’ staff wins several advertising awards
The Times' advertising department won nine first-place awards for advertising excellence at the recent Georgia Press Association awards banquet.
Hall County could get OK for new reservoir by end of year
The county is inching closer to having a new drinking water reservoir, Hall County officials said Thursday.
Healthier school meals, at a price
Just as soaring food prices and stagnant incomes have put the squeeze on family budgets, many of Georgia's school systems are in a similar bind.
Accurate count of homeless is urged
Advocates for the poor met Friday in Gainesville's new Fair Street Neighborhood Center to discuss community issues that affect the poor and homeless in Gainesville-Hall County.
Tour de Georgia brings fans to Road Atlanta
BRASELTON - Cyclists and couch potatoes alike turned up to see what professional cycling was all about in the Tour de Georgia's first visit to Road Atlanta, a track usually reserved for motorsport events.
In the presence of history: Tuskegee Airmen share their story to keep legacy alive
Sometimes the country's first black military airmen receive a dull, two paragraph blurb in scholastic history books.
Damage to environment can be reversed, scientist says
The day after Earth Day, Gainesville State College professor Sudhanshu Panda offered his own version of an "inconvenient truth."
10th Hall student picked for honors program
Another Hall County school system student has been selected to attend the Governor's Honors Program this summer.
Arson hits vacant house in Oakwood
Arson damaged a vacant house Wednesday evening at Winder and Atlanta highways in Oakwood, Hall County Fire Marshal Scott Cagle said.
Tour de Georgia holds time trials today at Road Atlanta
The Tour de Georgia rolled into Road Atlanta today, giving cycling fans a chance to see a team time trial.
Flowery Branch aims to be more attractive to restaurants
Upscale restaurants may soon find Flowery Branch a more attractive place to do business.
Sheriff: Word is out there about new immigration program
The message, authorities say, is apparently getting out.
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