Wednesday, November 14. 2018

A Nicholson man was killed while fleeing from Georgia State Patrol troopers on Saturday. The incident occurred after ... [Full Story »]

Pay raises coming to Commerce employees

Wednesday, November 14. 2018

The Commerce City Council plans on using around $100,000 of a $250,000-plus surplus to be divided out among city ... [Full Story »]

Massive voter turnout overwhelmingly ‘red’

Wednesday, November 7. 2018

The “blue wave” that flipped the U.S. House in this week’s election from Republican to Democrat didn’t wash ... [Full Story »]

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Industrial authority to meet Nov. 19

Monday, November 12. 2018

The Madison County Industrial Development and Building Authority will meet at 6 p.m., Monday, Nov. 19, in the ... [Full Story »]

BOC talks 2019 road projects

Monday, November 12. 2018

Madison County commissioners talked Nov. 5 about $1 million in planned road projects for 2019, with 70 percent of ... [Full Story »]

Harassment reported in Hull

Monday, November 12. 2018

A woman on Gillispie Drive in Hull called to report being harassed by a neighbor.

She stated that on Oct. 20 ... [Full Story »]

News from BanksNewsTODAY

Top agriculture leaders recognized

Wednesday, November 14. 2018

Top agriculture leaders were recognized Monday night at the seventh annual Banks County Agriculture Awards.
... [Full Story »]

Diana Food opens $50 million facility at Banks Crossing

Wednesday, November 7. 2018

The grand opening celebration of Diana Food’s $50 million project at Banks Crossing included a ceremonial ribbon ... [Full Story »]

Election set Tuesday

Wednesday, October 31. 2018

Voters will go the polls on Tuesday to select their choice for governor and several other state offices.
Polls will ... [Full Story »]

News from Barrow News-Journal

BOC remains deadlocked on additional Victor Lord Park expansion funding; decision pushed back again

Wednesday, November 14. 2018

The Barrow County Board of Commissioners remains divided on the county manager’s recommendation to spend an ... [Full Story »]

Construction managers hired for school projects; 2019-20 school calendar approved

Wednesday, November 14. 2018

The Barrow County Board of Education, Tuesday night, hired Charles Black Construction to be construction manager for ... [Full Story »]

Winder council denies rezoning of land at 11/53 intersection

Wednesday, November 7. 2018

After months of uncertainty, the Winder City Council on Tuesday denied a large residential developer’s request to ... [Full Story »]

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Town shelves noise changes

Wednesday, November 14. 2018

Braselton leaders recently opted to shelve any changes to the town’s rules on construction noise.
The Braselton ... [Full Story »]

Trolley hits the road

Wednesday, November 14. 2018

Braselton implemented its new trolley service on Friday.
“The vintage red trolley, owned and operated by the ... [Full Story »]

Braselton to celebrate holidays Saturday

Wednesday, November 14. 2018

Braselton plans its annual holiday celebration on Saturday, Nov. 17.
The event — which features the town’s ... [Full Story »]

News from CommerceNewsTODAY

Pay raises coming to Commerce employees

Wednesday, November 14. 2018

The Commerce City Council plans on using around $100,000 of a $250,000-plus surplus to be divided out among city ... [Full Story »]

Commerce school year starts in July again

Wednesday, November 14. 2018

Commerce school students will follow a “very similar” schedule for the 2019-20 year as they are this year.
The ... [Full Story »]

Massive voter turnout overwhelmingly ‘red’

Wednesday, November 7. 2018

The “blue wave” that flipped the U.S. House in this week’s election from Republican to Democrat didn’t wash ... [Full Story »]

News from MainStreetNewsSPORTS

Girls' Basketball: BC eyes more success in upcoming season

Wednesday, November 14. 2018

The last time the Banks County High School girls’ basketball team was on the court, the team watched as the Class ... [Full Story »]

Boys' Basketball: Leopards return one starter as new season approaches

Wednesday, November 14. 2018

Last season, the Banks County boys’ basketball team was able to repeat as Region 8-AA champions and make it to the ... [Full Story »]

East Jackson swimming program debuts Friday

Wednesday, November 14. 2018

This Friday, a new program sets sail in the East Jackson community, its very own high school swim team.
The East ... [Full Story »]

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Levis Ivie (11-12-18)

Tuesday, November 13. 2018

COMMERCE— Levis Ivie, 90, of Commerce, passed away on Monday, Nov. 12, 2018.

Born in Cornelia on July 8, 1928, ... [Full Story »]

Garry Russell Fancher (11-11-18)

Monday, November 12. 2018

ATHENS — Garry Russell Fancher, 72, of Athens (South Jackson County community), passed away on Sunday, Nov. 11, ... [Full Story »]

Albert H. Tracy, Jr. (11-08-18)

Monday, November 12. 2018

Albert H. Tracy, Jr., 83, died Nov. 8, 2018.

Born in Akron, Ohio, he was a graduate of Garfield High School and ... [Full Story »]

John Douglas Knafelc (11-07-18)

Monday, November 12. 2018

HULL — John Douglas Knafelc, 56, of Hull, passed away surrounded by his family on Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2018.

A ... [Full Story »]

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