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Local organizers to hold “Abolish I.C.E.” protest in Gainesville despite snowy forecast. Here are the details.Local organizers say snow and frigid temperatures won’t stop them from holding an “Abolish I.C.E.” rally this weekend in Gainesville in solidarity with protesters in Minneapolis.January 31, 2026 -
Where Atlas Pizza is opening a second locationAtlas Pizza is bringing its famous around-the-world flavors to a second location in North Hall.January 29, 2026 -
‘Scattered, Smothered and Uncovered’: Waffle House archivist to share history at Hall County LibrarySince 1955, Waffle House has been a cornerstone of southern dining with its casual and cozy atmosphere, hot coffee and fresh breakfast.January 29, 2026 -
Flowery Branch toddler’s climbing skills catch national attentionMost toddlers are just beginning to form sentences, draw simple shapes, and find their footing on two feet. At just 3 years old, Colin Wintermute is already reaching new heights.January 29, 2026 -
This Gainesville pup aided his owner’s cancer recovery. Now he’s up for America’s Favorite PetSometimes the best medicine doesn’t come in a prescription bottle — it comes with four paws, a wagging tail and unconditional love.January 28, 2026 -
NGHS President/CEO named one of Georgia’s most influential people in 2026In Georgia Trend magazine’s list of 100 Most Influential Georgians for 2026, dozens of presidents, CEO’s, chairs, mayors and commissioners are recognized.January 28, 2026 -
Live and dead cockroaches, hole in the roof: Hall County restaurant inspection scores for Jan. 20-26The following are among the food service establishments inspected by the Hall County Environmental Health Department.January 27, 2026 -
Lonestar kicks off first concert of the year in Gainesville. Here are the detailsPerforming their first concert of the year, award-winning band Lonestar will be bringing their country tunes to The Hall at Bourbon Brothers this week.January 26, 2026 -
Too much screen time? Here are 5 ways to keep your family busy during winter stormAfter the winter storm shut down most schools in Hall County this past weekend, many families have spent the past three days stuck indoors. Now, cabin fever is starting to set in, especially for the kids.January 26, 2026 -
What Hall County shoppers are buying ahead of the ice stormFood is flying off grocery store shelves as Hall County residents prepare for an ice storm this weekend.January 23, 2026