With the help of kind strangers, a Flowery Branch man has found the family of the sailor who lost his World War II dog tag at Green Street Pool in Gainesville.Read More

There are were no children Tuesday at Little Learners, a private school for infant through pre-K children on Dawsonville Highway in Gainesville, according to staff members who went there early in the morning to open the school and found no students.Read More

The move, which was introduced to Gainesville City Schools at a work session Monday night, could give students more opportunity to tailor their classes to their post-graduate goals.Read More

Gainesville real estate developer Bradley Abernathy was remembered today as a hard-working businessman, but one who was always quick with a joke.Read More

Georgia Attorney General Sam Olens told a Gainesville audience today he's willing to consider an airport-for-water agreement with Tennessee.Read More

Gainesville Fire Department has a new resource to help deal with urban search and rescue situations that might arise in the city, as well as across the state.Read More

The Internal Revenue Service and the Justice Department have been cracking down on suspected identity theft perpetrators to curb the growing issue of refund fraud and identity theft.Read More

After a balmy Sunday, with the mercury reaching the mid-60s, area residents should expect the high temperature to reach only 51 today, according to the National Weather Service in Peachtree City.Read More

Both Hall County and the city of Gainesville welcomed reports of their Local Option Sales Tax revenues for December, which had the strongest showing since December 2008.Read More

Officials with the Beulah Rucker Museum will turn to the movie screen to share details of African-American history with the Gainesville area during the month of February, which is Black History Month.Read More