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King’s Hawaiian employees help build Habitat home for one of their own
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Maria Franco, right, hugs Habitat for Humanity of Hall County’s Christine Osasu Tuesday morning, Nov. 7, 2017, at King’s Hawaiian Bakery as Franco’s Habitat for Humanity home is moved from the King’s Hawaiian parking lot to its permanent site at Copper Glen. - photo by Scott Rogers
Kayla Elder
Published: Nov 7, 2017, 10:43 PM
Atop a hill in the Copper Glen Habitat for Humanity subdivision in Gainesville sits the base of a new home for Maria Franco. The home was moved from the King’s Hawaiian Bakery’s parking lot to the subdivision Tuesday morning.
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NTSB releases final report on experimental gyroplane that crashed, killed 75-year-old Gainesville pilot
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An experimental gyrocopter crashed March 25, 2023 near Clarks Bridge Road, killing the 75-year-old pilot. Photo from National Transportation Safety Board report
Nick Watson
The Times
Published: Apr 4, 2025, 2:48 PM
Investigators reviewed GoPro footage from a 75-year-old man’s crashed gyroplane, according to a report.
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