Jun 2, 2008 | The Times
Fuel prices put squeeze on businesses' services
Customer perks now cutting at bottom line In large letters along the Corner Drugs van is "Free Delivery." In downtown Gainesville at Martin Furniture, not charging for delivery is a service that began when the ...
Restoring mountain poet's farm
Drive around this precipitous territory, high up on the North Carolina line, and it's easy to see a connection between Union and its native bard.
United Community stock declines
Shares of United Community Banks Inc. hit a multiyear low today after a Sterne Agee analyst said the Blairsville, Ga.-based regional bank faces a deteriorating real estate market in the Atlanta area and ...
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Veterans of civilian army reflect on service
“When you were in the camp, you were in the army; when you were out of the camp, you were in the forest service”
Before John Derden fought in Europe during World War II, he was part of a different army deployed within his own country. via Athens Banner-Herald
GOV. SONNY Perdue has until Wednesday to decide whether to sign or veto a bill that would allow Georgians to carry concealed weapons into restaurants and state parks and onto buses and trains. via SavannahNow
Wild and Wooly Video: You have to check this out, this is some of the wildest tornado video I've ever seen: http://youtube.com/watch?v=clFCtNN3GBM The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly : I suppose you could say that ... via WXIA-TV Atlanta
United Community taps former GA SecState as director
Directors at United Community Banks have appointed Cathy Cox to join the board of the Blairsville, Ga.-based lender. via The Knoxville News-Sentinel
“Did ya see that big dead snake?”
A new beginning: The Glen Chadwick diary 2008 Native New Zealander Glen Chadwick, a former Team Cyclingnews racer, found a new team with Team Type 1, after the Navigators folded at the end of 2007. via Cycling News
Cycling world brings its best to Gainesville
“In the park is definitely the place to be.”
Click here for video: Watch students at Riverbend Elementary create signs to welcome Tour de Georgia participants to Gainesville. via The Times
“He knows the local courses best.”
SATURDAY: We have 869 guests online and 1 member online Friday, 18 April 2008 Local golfers like to play a lot, they play more than they did five years ago, and they're willing to travel to test their skills on ... via Indiana Gazette Online
Man accused of being `Crown Royal Bandit'
A federal grand jury has accused a 47-year-old Blairsville man of being the "Crown Royal Bandit" responsible for 28 bank robberies and a loss of $300,000 over a 10-year period. via Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
Cold front may bring snow: Meteorologist says Monday flurries possible, accumulation unlikely
“Chances are, this is the last cold snap we'll have until October.”
Near freezing temperatures could mean snow flurries for Northeast Georgia late tonight and early Monday. via The Times
Business Whirl: Murray entrepreneur of year in state, region
The U.S. Small Business Administration has named Athens native Cody Murray, president and chief executive officer of Bethlehem screen printing operation Raw Talent Inc., the Entrepreneur of the Year for both ... via Athens Banner-Herald
Lifeline service helps 101-year-old woman keep her independence
“I know that if I had fallen inside my home, I might not have been able to get help quickly enough”
Lifeline service helps 101-year-old woman keep her independence from staff reports BLAIRSVILLE - During the past century, Lois Elizabeth Mongold Barr has achieved numerous accomplishments. via WDUN-AM Gainesville
Lifeline service helps 101-year-old woman keep her independence
“I know that if I had fallen inside my home, I might not have been able to get help quickly enough”
Lifeline service helps 101-year-old woman keep her independence from staff reports BLAIRSVILLE - During the past century, Lois Elizabeth Mongold Barr has achieved numerous accomplishments. via WDUN-AM Gainesville
Georgia apparently about to get TVA representation
“Citizens of Georgia have never been represented on the TVA board although we constitute a significant part of TVA service”
Georgia apparently about to get TVA representation from staff reports WASHINGTON - Georgia is apparently about to have representation of the Tennessee Valley Authority Board of Directors after years of lobbying ... via WDUN-AM Gainesville
Georgia banker sails through TVA confirmation hearing
Associated Press - October 3, 2007 3:14 PM ET CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. - Banker Thomas Gilliland pledged to continue the TVA's commitment to nuclear power if confirmed by the U.S. Senate as the first Georgian on ... via WMC-TV Memphis
Interview skills prove vital for job-seeking students
“Talk to people already in the job you wish to have, and work hard to get there”
Issue date: 9/27/07 Section: Culture While a dazzling transcipt and real-world experience might enhance your resume, interview skills could make the difference in landing that dream job, or not. via The Echo
Restaurants coming, going in Warner Robins
“We just never could get a decent customer base”
Restaurants coming, going in Warner Robins By Wayne Crenshaw - wcrenshaw@macontel.com Warner Robins lost one restaurant this week but will be gaining another soon. via The Macon Telegraph