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A Maysville farmer says he's doing just fine three weeks after a 900-pound rabid cow attacked him on his farm. Read More
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The Department of Juvenile Justice fired a Gainesville Regional Youth Detention Center corrections officer Thursday, claiming he had an inappropriate relationship with an Athens teenager living at the facility. Read More
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Controversy is already brewing about Gainesville High School's 2012 valedictorian selections before the school has even released its decision. Read More
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In 2009, Hall County and state authorities spent hundreds of hours and countless taxpayer dollars to track down the "catchmekiller" who claimed to have murdered several people. Read More
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Gainesville and Hall County authorities got a glimpse Friday morning of what it's like to respond to a dangerous hostage situation. Read More
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For a couple who spent years in the Old Peachtree Road, Satellite Boulevard area of Gwinnett County, the possibility of multiple apartment buildings coming to their new community is disconcerting. Read More
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Georgia's International Trade Division has identified Gainesville as a "priority location" to carry out a new program to increase Georgia's small business exports. Read More
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Georgia's House of Representatives did its part in lifting a state ban on smartphones and tablet devices in the classroom this week. Read More
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Lately it seems everyone is buying local, even the school system. Read More
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If the recent trend of warm temperatures continues, people who suffer from springtime allergies could be in for an early season of torment. Read More
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As the first phase of Gainesville's Midtown Greenway project nears completion in April, the city is securing funds for the next step of that project. Read More
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The burden of tax season can get a little lighter for Hall County residents eligible for a free income tax preparation program. Read More
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Gen. Beauregard Lee waddled outside his "Weathering Heights" mansion Thursday to a sunny, warm, springlike day. The only problem was it's not spring and it won't officially be for nearly two months. Read More
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For the first time, 20 counties in metro Atlanta, including Hall, have met federal standards for air quality established in 1997, the federal Environmental Protection Agency has determined. Read More
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Future use of the 30-year-old Georgia Mountains Center continues to be hashed out by attorneys representing Brenau University and the city of Gainesville. Read More
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Like any other business owner, Joey Libasci cringes at the thought of increasing gas prices. Read More
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Flowery Branch City Council won't be meeting on its normal dates through early March because of a shortage of available council members. Read More
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Perseverance is a word Curt Beccue knows well. Read More
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Registration has begun for Gainesville's Citizens' Government Academy. Read More
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A section of Ledan Extension is scheduled to be closed Feb. 13-29 for repairs to a metal pipe under the road, said Jimmy Hightower, Hall County's road maintenance supervisor. Read More
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In just three years, phone bills could drop a few bucks. Read More
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A mild winter could be leading to an increase in rabies cases, David Jones said. Read More
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Growing up as a child, Paul Kent constantly would see his mother upset after coming home from her job interacting with victims of sexual assaults. Read More
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Wauka Mountain Multiple Intelligences Academy will be putting 75 to 100 percent Georgia-grown foods on the lunch menu for one week this spring. Read More
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A small, 180-year-old cabin from Dahlonega's gold rush era made a six-mile trek Tuesday morning to its new location at North Georgia College & State University. Read More
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Four women who returned to school years into their adulthood to give their careers a makeover vied for a spot as the student face of Lanier Technical College on Tuesday. Read More
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Sabrina Steptoe had asked her mother to stay out of the audience, afraid that her watching would make her more nervous. Read More
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The Students Against Destructive Decisions chapters in Hall and Gainesville City High Schools are among the high schools that have been awarded a grant to help prevent teenagers from drinking and getting behind the wheel. Read More
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Construction is many months away, but activity is starting to swirl around a planned new bridge that will be built on Clarks Bridge Road at Lake Lanier. Read More
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Balmy weather that touched the area on Monday should continue to some degree through the week, but keep the umbrella close at hand. Read More
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One of Gainesville State College's faculty members has been awarded for a lifetime of achievement in the field of gerontology. Read More
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Under a newly proposed map in Georgia's House of Representatives, Hall County would have four state House representatives — three less than the seven a map drawn last summer gave the county. Read More
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A Gillsville man died Sunday from injuries suffered in a Saturday motorcycle wreck in East Hall. Read More
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A furnace fire caused minor damage to a Gainesville home this morning. Read More
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Poland might be an ocean away from most Hall County residents, but for two North Georgia College & State University seniors, the country is right next to their hearts. Read More
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A network of University of Georgia weather stations that was set to close last summer because of money issues is clinging to life on a monthly basis. Read More
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Shortly after the Christmas holiday, Lucia Martin got in her car to run an errand. Read More
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A number of large white pine trees standing between the 15th fairway of the Chattahoochee Golf Course and Tommy Aaron Drive are causing problems for city Public Works officials whose job it is to keep the roads free from cracks. Read More
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BALDWIN — A proposed Georgia Senate bill would end the state's ban on silencers for hunting firearms to make for a quieter hunting experience. Read More
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This morning's Peach Pass-bearing commuters will have a new entrance to Interstate 85's Express Lane as they travel south toward Atlanta. Read More
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A Lula man was flown by helicopter to Atlanta Medical Center Saturday after his motorcycle crashed on Bryant Quarter Road in East Hall. Read More
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Due to production problems this morning, home delivery of the print edition of The Times will be delayed. We apologize for this inconvenience, and we are working as quickly as possible to correct the problem. Read More
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OAKWOOD — The number of area veterans needing medical care is rising, putting further strain on the tiny U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs clinic off Mundy Mill Road. Read More
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One too many drinks nearly cost Justin Blackstock a chance at living out his dream job of teaching English. Read More
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They build the future, one small piece at a time. Read More
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For Judy Bowers, teaching is about compassion. Read More
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Judges often deal with their courtrooms as do parents with a house full of unruly children. Read More
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Ask any member on the Hall County Board of Commissioners about the costs of the Glades Reservoir project and expect a different kind of answer from each. Read More
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