Hall County, Georgia
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Fire · Hall CountyFire destroyed a mobile home in the Lula area late Thursday morning. Firefighters extinguished the bulk of the fire and knocked down the flames that spread to the resident's shed behind the mobile home. Red Cross has been contacted to assist the displaced homeowners. Cause of fire is unknown and will be investigated by Hall County Fire Marshal's Office.See the Story
Hall County structure fire displaces homeowners
Riots · GainesvilleSix women have been arrested in connection with a series of incidents in Georgia. The women were arrested on charges of aggravated assault, theft by extortion, and false imprisonment. The charges are related to incidents that took place between March 1 and July 31, 2012 in the state of Georgia.See the Story
Six LASP inmates booked for riot in penal institution, extortion, other charges
Gainesville, Georgia · GainesvilleThe Red Elephants had long touchdowns from Baxter Wright, Naim Cheeks before halftime to solidify victory.See the Story
PHOTOS: Explosive plays late in the first half carry Gainesville past Winder-Barrow in scrimmage
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Gainesville, Georgia · GainesvilleWayne-Sanderson Farms and Mar-Jac Poultry donated a Ford Transit van. The van cost about $30,000 and can seat up to 15 passengers. The Boys and Girls Club of Lanier struggled to find enough transportation to get kids to their after-school events.See the Story
Wayne-Sanderson Farms and Mar-Jac Poultry donate van to Boys and Girls Club of Lanier
Fish · GainesvilleClad in waders, Becca Risser slowly stepped down Friday, Aug. 12, into the waist-deep water of Flat Creek in the Georgia Avenue area of Gainesville.See the Story
Flat Creek is filled with soybeans. Now the fish are dying.
Gainesville, Georgia · Gainesville monkeypox is a rare disease caused by infection with the monkeypox virus. The most common symptoms include a rash that will initially look like pimples or blisters that will scab up before healing. Most non-healthcare settings where people congregate such as workplaces, schools, grocery stores, gas stations, or public transportation are not considered high-risk settings.See the Story
Preventing Monkeypox transmission in public settings
Gainesville, Georgia · GainesvilleCity officials held a groundbreaking ceremony Friday for the revival of the boathouse at Lake Lanier Olympic Park.See the Story
‘Legacy for generations’: Construction starts at boathouse at Lake Lanier Olympic Park
Gainesville, Georgia · GainesvilleUNG President Bonita Jacobs delivered the annual State of the University address Friday. The address focused on UNG's accomplishments over the past 150 years and its plans for the near and far future. Jacobs said UNG has been on a positive trajectory ever since the consolidation in 2013.See the Story
UNG kicks off 150th anniversary with State of the University address
Gainesville, Georgia · GainesvilleA local songwriters foundation has a new name, but its tune hasn’t changed.See the Story
‘New name, same song’: Foundation for songwriters' new title honors founder, longtime supporter Bruce Burch
Coronavirus · GainesvilleA planned student housing development near the University of North Georgia’s Gainesville campus could shrink in size because of falling enrollment at the college and lingering COVID-19 concerns.See the Story
Why a planned student housing project near UNG is shrinking in size
Gainesville, Georgia · GainesvilleA Hall County Superior Court judge disqualified a Gainesville attorney from representing a couple in the murder of a 2-year-old girl, raising concerns about conflicts of interest in defending both the husband and wife, according to court documents.See the Story
