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- Thursday, June 20, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
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Schofield receives state group’s leadership award
The Georgia Association for Gifted Children has honored Will Schofield, superintendent of the Hall County school system, with its annual leadership award.
No evidence of foul play found for man whose remains were discovered
GAINESVILLE - Gainesville police have released the name of a Gainesville man whose skeletal remains, but little else, were found in a wooded area last week. The police department, with the help of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, identified the skeleton as Parker Edward Teaver Jr., a 54-year-old Gainesville resident. "There's not a lot that we know about him other than who he is," said Lt. Brian ...
Memorial service will be a time to reflect on area’s losses
Rainy days make Emily Harper nervous. Especially this time of year.
Storm put woman’s life into perspective
Editor's note: Martha Trusty had to take cover when her Newtown Drive home was hit by the tornado that ripped through North Hall County 10 years ago today. She shares her experiences in her own words.
Get Fit Stay Fit run promotes health, builds camaraderie among co-workers
Organizers couldn't be happier with the turnout for the Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce's Get Fit Stay Fit 5K run/walk.
Major sewage spill blamed on line block
Recent road work on Dixon Drive may have contributed to a major sewage spill Wednesday afternoon.
Man guilty of exploiting his teen bride
A Hall County jury forced to view the most personal of photos of Jerry Dwayne Peck came away convinced of his guilt. Peck, 49, was convicted Thursday night on charges of exploiting his 18-year-old wife in a series of sexually explicit photographs taken when she was 17.
Former coach describes overwhelming scene at North Hall High School
All Greg Williams wanted to do on March 20, 1998, was fix things the way they had been the day before.
Education hearing set for Thursday
JEFFERSON - Brian Burdette, the State Board of Education member representing the 10th Congressional District, plans to hold a public hearing on education issues from 7-8 p.m. Thursday at Jackson County Comprehensive High School.
Johnson High Pride Day is April 19
Johnson High School has set Johnson Pride Day for April 19.
6 arrested in 'Lula Boys' street gang case
Four members of what authorities have called the "Lula Boys" were arrested Wednesday on simple battery and gang charges, according to Lt. Scott Ware with the Gang Task Force.
Lula girl wins first place for Ag Day essay
Madison Saxon of Lula Elementary School placed first in this year's Ag Day essay contest for third- to eighth-graders.
Gainesville awards sewer contracts
GAINESVILLE - As early as September, more residents north of Thompson Bridge will be able to tap into the Gainesville sewer system.
Teen bride's explicit photos used in case against husband
A 49-year-old man accused of exploiting his 18-year-old wife in a series of sexually explicit photographs taken when she was 17 bared all to a Hall County jury Wednesday in a bid for acquittal.
Five years after drive began to depose Saddam, Iraq War divides Georgians
On March 19, 2003, U.S. forces stormed into Iraq on a mission to topple the regime of dictator Saddam Hussein.
Articles by Section - Local
Storms likely to hold off for Father’s Day
After what should be a nice Father's Day today, more showers and thunderstorms are likely to greet the last full week of spring.
Black History Society celebrates Emancipation Day
The first celebration of Juneteenth Day in Gainesville, sponsored by the Gainesville-Hall County Black History Society, was held Saturday afternoon at Midtown Greenway & Park in Gainesville.
Hall County needs more foster homes for kids in need
Shawn Russell and his foster daughter have "Daddy Daughter Days," a special time when they hang out and talk or watch movies.
Brenau University in early stages of accepting free online course credits
Online education isn't new, but there has been a recent spike in interest in online college courses - especially free ones.
Campers learn how to handle loss of loved ones at Camp Braveheart
Campers at Camp Braveheart in Gainesville celebrated with plenty of cake and soda on Friday as they finished their week.
Recent heavy rains delay summer crops for local farmers
On a sunny, steamy Friday morning, Glen Cook harvests kale while his wife, Caroline, picks beets in a nearby field.
Gainesville pushes ahead with ‘island’ annexations
Pet shop owner Kenneth Neidenbach said he thinks Gainesville's plan to annex 115 "island" properties in Hall County is a tax grab that could put him out of business.
Man indicted on charges of stealing bronze eagle in Forsyth County
A Forsyth County man found in possession of a stolen bronze eagle statue was indicted this week on one count of theft by receiving.
Local boy scouts honor America on Flag Day
Local Boy Scouts of America Troop 3 scouts ceremoniously cut the stripes from a worn American flag Friday evening at a flag retirement ceremony behind First Presbyterian Church before burning each stripe as the local Col. William Candler Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution looked on.
Citizens' Academy alumni unite to support sheriff’s office
Gainesville resident Luis Santos-Rivas took the Hall County Sheriff's Citizens' Academy as a curious new resident.
Lake level holds up Hall County culvert project
A full Lake Lanier has put the brakes on a major culvert repair project in West Hall.
Most drownings can be silent and difficult to notice
Like the undisturbed surface of Lake Lanier, sometimes drowning can be calm and quiet.
Gainesville OKs reducing required notifications of annexation
Gainesville City Council unanimously approved amending land development code at a called council meeting Thursday morning.
Hall County formally presents 2014 budget
Hall County formally presented its proposed budget at Thursday's board of commissioners meeting.
Local student wins scholarship to study abroad
In the heat of the summer, 17-year-old Kelsey Kirkpatrick hangs out in the living room with her cat, Rosie.
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