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These are the most dangerous intersections in Hall County. Here’s how officials plan to make them saferHall County commissioners voted last week on a plan to eliminate traffic-related deaths and serious injuries by 2050.An hour ago -
Hospice of Northeast Georgia Medical Center receives national honorHospice of Northeast Georgia Medical Center (NGMC) recently received national recognition.19 hours ago -
Hall County’s budget to remain the same amid uncertainty on assessed property values. Here’s what that means for your taxesHall County is proposing a $398.5 million budget, the same as last year.21 hours ago -
WATCH: Protesters rally in Gainesville as part of nationwide ‘No Kings’ movementWaving American flags and hoisting signs decrying authoritarianism, hundreds gathered Saturday, June 14, in Gainesville’s Poultry Park and in the downtown square for two separate protests against President Donald Trump’s policies.June 15, 2025 -
Details on two separate Trump protests in Gainesville on SaturdayTwo rallies will be held in Gainesville Saturday to protest President Donald Trump’s policies.June 13, 2025 -
Hall fire officials request $185K for EMT and paramedic training. Here's how many students it would coverHall firefighters are asking commissioners to approve funding to help certify paramedics and Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT).June 10, 2025 -
Judicial circuit applies for additional grant funding to address case backlogThe Northeastern Judicial Circuit is seeking additional money to help address case backlogs.June 10, 2025 -
Why Hall County property value notices are delayed this yearNotices of property assessments continue to be delayed in 2025, according to Hall County officials.June 9, 2025 -
Gainesville to host 2025 Georgia Police & Fire GamesThe 2025 Georgia Police & Fire Games will kick off later this month at various venues across Hall County.June 9, 2025 -
This street in Gainesville will be temporarily one-way due to major utility upgradesA street in downtown Gainesville will temporarily become a one-way, according to city officials.June 9, 2025