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Flooding closes North Hall tag office
The North Hall tag office at 5226 Dahlonega Highway in Clermont is closed today due to a plumbing problem caused by rain, according to a Hall County news release.
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Dunlap joins ranks of Ga. influential
A statewide business magazine has included four people with ties to Hall County among its 100 Most Influential Georgians of 2009.
Padgett earns permanent post as Gainesville city manager
Gainesville City Council has appointed an new city manager. Members voted unanimously today to appoint Kip Padgett, who had been serving as interim city manager after the resignation of Bryan Shuler, to the ...
Gainesville schools may hike out-of-district tuition rate
The Gainesville school board is considering multiple proposals for an out-of-district tuition increase, one of which could double tuition to $900 for some students but allow breaks for children of Gainesville ...
Son Accused of Elder Abuse for Stomping Mom
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Gainesville man accused of beating mother
A 49-year-old Gainesville man is accused of stomping his 68-year-old mother while wearing work boots, breaking her foot and ankle.
Downtown Gainesville projects to provide jobs in 2009
Commercial and government project construction is going to offer jobs in downtown Gainesville during 2009, according to Gainesville Planning Director Rusty Ligon.
Gainesville couple manages finances from biblical perspective
Many young couples expect to take on a mortgage and car payments as they start their families.
Georgia teacher bringing students interfaith skills in Pakistan
Cheryl Burke is an engine for the vehicle of education. She's fueled by love. And she's on the road to a brighter future for Islamic and Western relations.
'Chuck the Chicken' brings in Gainesville's New Year
New York has the 'ball drop', Atlanta, the 'Peach Drop' and now for New Year's 2009, Gainesville had the 'Chicken Drop'. Gainesville's 'Chuck the Chicken' landed right on time at the Civic Center and around 300 ...
Looking ahead, Gainesville: Bulldozers, new buildings mark new era
For Gainesville officials, out with the old means a multimillion-dollar project to demolish the city's existing downtown parking deck to make room for a new one.
Gainesville INK kids bring in 2009 early
Children at Gainesville's Interactive Neighborhood if Kids had a New Year's Eve celebration all their own Wednesday.
Government prods doctors to write e-prescriptions
Healthy Monday Every Monday The Times looks at topics affecting your health. If you have a topic or issue you would like to see covered in our weekly series, contact health reporter Debbie Gilbert at ...
Site work begins for Gainesville hotel-office complex
Land is being cleared for the $35 million development expected to bring a 13-story hotel and two 11-story office buildings to midtown Gainesville.
Gainesville finances sound despite drop in revenues
The economy's toll on Gainesville's financial situation is clear from a recent financial report conducted by Rushton & Company.
It's Yuletide toil for some workers
While Christmas for most was a special day spent with family, food and gifts, it was just another day on the job for others.
Gainesville's post Christmas shopping starts slow
In Gainesville it was the day after Christmas, and all through the stores, not very many shoppers were stirring despite discounts galore.
Still officially checking Gainesville weather after 43 years
Miriam Sellers remains Gainesville's official weather observers after 43 years. GAINESVILLE - A Gainesville woman and her husband remain the city's official weather observers after 43 years.
Churches get the gift of bigger crowds for Christmas
Family service at noon, other services at 5, 7, 9 and 11 p.m. Wednesday, First United Methodist Church of Gainesville, 2780 Thompson Bridge Road, Gainesville.
So far, so good for Gainesville property tax collections
Judging by the lack of a line at Gainesville's tax office Monday, one would not expect city property tax payments to come in anywhere near what the city needs to operate.
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