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- Tuesday, June 18, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
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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.
Senate: Rename post offices after fallen soldiers
The U.S. Senate on Wednesday passed bills to honor two area soldiers who were killed in separate incidents in Iraq. U.S. Sens. Saxby Chambliss and Johnny Isakson announced the passage of the legislation to rename the post offices in Lula and Cleveland. The bill now goes to the White House for President Bush's signature.
Commissioner Mack honored by women’s group
The local chapter of the American Business Women's Association honored Hall County Commissioner Deborah Mack as 2008 Woman of the Year on Wednesday.
Gainesville High plans all-night activities after Saturday’s prom
Gainesville High School is sponsoring its fifth "Shift Culture" event this year after Saturday's prom.
Zoom! Cyclists torpedo through Gainesville
Gainesville proved to be a gracious host to the third leg of the sixth annual Tour de Georgia on Wednesday. Cylists zoomed across the finish line on Prior Street to the delight of hundreds of national and international spectators.
Publicity race brings to Gainesville is priceless
It's the kind of publicity money can't buy. Each night this week, SportSouth cable network (Charter Cable channel 36) will televise a 30-minute recap of the Tour de Georgia.
Authorities play key role in keeping race safe, organized
It involved more than 100 law officers from three agencies, the closing of more than 70 intersections along 19 miles of road, and a lot of flashing blue lights. And with advance planning, constant communication and cooperation, it all went off without a hitch, officials said.
Bell to run for county commission
Ashley Bell has announced his candidacy for District 4 county commissioner.
North Hall band to play Burd Center
The North Hall High School Band is set to present "Something ... Old, New, Borrowed, Blue" at the John S. Burd Center for the Performing Arts at Brenau University today through Sunday.
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