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- Wednesday, June 19, 2013 Gainesville, Georgia
Archive By Section - Business
Newsmakers in business
Nancy Poole promoted at Forsyth bank
Longstreet Cafe opens second location
Tim Bunch's philosophy is simple: serve good food, take care of your customers, don't cut corners and close on Sunday.
Georgia consumer: Blood spots don’t mean there is anything wrong with your egg
Question: Does a blood spot mean an egg is contaminated?
Small Business Center schedules education courses
The University of Georgia Small Business Development Center has announced classes for new business entrepreneurs and existing business owners during January.
Skaggs: Ag Forecast 2008 coming to Gainesville
It's not unusual to talk business over breakfast. But on five midwinter mornings, "Ag Forecast 2008" will offer a rare opportunity as economists, farmers, agribusiness leaders and lenders gather over breakfast to discuss crucial business information and look at Georgia's agricultural future.
New bank planned in Hall County
A group led by Gainesville business and civic leader James A. "Jim" Walters has filed an application with the state for a charter for a new bank.
Smith: This year, decide to be more resolute in your business resolutions
I am a big believer in tradition. What day of the year is filled with more tradition than Jan. 1?
Skaggs: Garden center owners hope for strong holiday sales
Garden center owners have watched extreme weather pummel their businesses this year. They hope the holiday season will end the troubled year on a greener note.
Smith: In business, as in baseball, the ‘norm’ has changed
As a lifelong follower of baseball, I watched the findings of George Mitchell's report of drugs in baseball with interest. Was I surprised at the list of names? Not particularly. It reminded me that today's world is no longer business as usual.
Georgia Consumer: Take proper steps when planting a live Christmas tree
Question: My son talked me into buying a live Christmas tree with a balled root and it seemed like a good idea at the time. What do I do with it after the holidays?
Newsmakers in Business, Dec. 23
Webb joins Peach State Bank as officer
Smith: Expect the unexpected
Be prepared. Expect the unexpected. Don't get caught watching the paint dry. Take care of your own knitting. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Pulling the fat out of the fire. Plan on how to cross the bridge before you arrive.
New Leaf Landscape Services honored with three industry awards
ATLANTA -- New Leaf Landscape Services of Gainesville received three awards at the Metro Atlanta Landscape and Turf Association's annual environmental awards and scholarship dinner.
Smith: In business, as in baseball, the ‘norm’ has changed
As a lifelong follower of baseball, I watched the findings of George Mitchell's report of drugs in baseball with interest. Was I surprised at the list of names? Not particularly. It reminded me that today's world is no longer business as usual.
First National Bank acquisition complete
An Atlanta bank holding company has completed its acquisition of the First National Bank of Hall County, which will now be known as The Hall Community Bank. Buckhead Community Bancorp announced in March that it would acquire Cumming-based Allied Bancshares in a $53.5 million transaction. Allied did business as First National Bank of Forsyth County. The Gainesville operation, located at 311 Green Street, will be headed by Ricky ...
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Agribiz: Kudzu bug could be bigger pest than first imagined
Soybeans in Hall County have gained back some popularity by farmers as prices have stayed firm at decent levels. I guess over the past four or five years, soybean acreage has increased by three- or fourfold.
Computer Care: Plenty of gadgets for Dad to marvel at for Father’s Day
My dad was into gadgets. He liked to be on the cutting edge of electronics. OK, this was the late 1960s so nothing was really small or cheap yet. But when pocket calculators initially arrived on the market, they were about three-quarters of an inch thick and about the size of a cellphone.
Kubota celebrates 25 years of success in Hall County
More than 1,000 Kubota employees, along with area and state political and business leaders, braved drenching rain Thursday to celebrate the company's 25 years of success in Hall County.
Agribiz: Broiler production on the increase
U.S. broiler meat production is forecast to total 38.9 billion pounds in 2014, up 2.9 percent from 2013, according to the "Livestock, Dairy and Poultry Outlook" report from USDA's Economic Research Service.
ZF celebrates its 3rd facility in Gainesville area
ZF celebrated the opening of its third facility in the Gainesville area on Wednesday.
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