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Hall County's Fall Garden Expo returns with record vendor lineup, new traffic routeGardeners will have more to dig through than ever at this year's Hall County Master Gardeners Fall Garden Expo.September 17, 2026 -
PHOTOS: Equality Fest 2026 in GainesvilleEquality Fest was held Saturday, Sept. 12 on the Midland Greenway.September 15, 2026 -
Thousands expected as Latino Fest returns to Gainesville for 8th yearThe 8th annual Latino Fest is coming back to Gainesville later this month – and thousands are expected to be there.September 11, 2026 -
Feathers, folk art and Finster: Brenau unveils three free exhibitsThree exhibitions featuring sculpture, works on paper and folk art will open this fall at Brenau University’s galleries, with receptions and panel discussions accompanying the shows.September 11, 2026 -
Update: Police reveal what caused car to crash into Flowery Branch businessesAn 86-year-old woman accidentally hit the accelerator instead of the brake before crashing into a Flowery Branch shopping center Thursday, striking the area near El Sombrero restaurant and damaging two businesses, police said.September 11, 2026 -
Gainesville thrift store gets second chance after announcing its closure. Here’s whyJust weeks after announcing its closure, Look Around & Shop Thrift Store is getting a second chance.September 3, 2026 -
'Good People of Gainesville' mural returning a year after being covered upA mural that vanished behind a construction wall a year ago is about to reappear, bigger and sharper just a few blocks from where it once stood.September 3, 2026 -
Blacksmiths, flintknappers and wool dying: Foxfire returns to Northeast Georgia History CenterThe Foxfire Museum is bringing Appalachian heritage to Gainesville.September 3, 2026 -
Nine miles of corn, one way out: Buford Corn Maze returns for 19th seasonFall is almost here, and that means it’s time to get lost in the corn again.September 1, 2026 -
Three Gainesville moms bring New Jersey outdoor program to church groundsThree Gainesville mothers wanted their children to spend less time in a digital world and more time outside playing, exploring nature and creating real connections with other children.September 1, 2026