New owners of the Traditions of Braselton golf course plan a number of improvements in the coming months, including a clubhouse expansion and upgrades to the course.
No decision has been handed down yet by the court in a lawsuit filed by Kolter against the City of Hoschton over the town's decision to implement expensive impact fees on new construction.
Latest Braselton News
- No decision yet in Kolter suit against Hoschton
- Resident-led investment group plans improvements for Traditions course
- Pediatrician shares tips on safely celebrating Halloween during COVID-19
- NGHS celebrates 20 years of employee giving
- Hall County taking applications for Academies of Discovery at South Hall
Costumes, candy, kids ringing doorbells to trick-or-treat and haunted houses all point to one thing: Halloween. With the pandemic, however, the usual Halloween festivities may look a little di…
During October, Northeast Georgia Health System (NGHS) is celebrating 20 years of employees giving back through the NGHS Foundation’s employee giving club, We Are Targeting Community Health (WATCH).
Georgia Power provided an Envision Solar Electric Vehicle (EV) charging unit for the EV Corral at Road Atlanta’s annual “Petit Le Mans” sports endurance race in Braselton. Visitors were able t…
The number of COVID-19 patients at Northeast Georgia Health System rose slightly this week.
CARLTON - Hazel Parsons Gordon, 75, Carlton passed away on Fri…
COMMERCE - Margarette J. Smith, 81, Commerce, passed away on T…
CRAWFORD - Bonnie L. Hansford, 84, Crawford passed away on Tue…
Paul Terry Finch, 62, cherished father, grandfather and brothe…
Roswell Dewey Carey, better known as Ross, 73, passed away on …
COMMERCE - Carter Smisson, 89, Commerce, passed away peacefull…
Here’s a rundown of football in the county for Friday (Oct. 23):
A fully-healed La’Travious Ransom has been welcome sight for Jackson County – but not so much for opposing defenses.
Facing one of the best No. 2 seeds in the state tournament, the Jackson County volleyball team’s season ended with a four-set loss on the road to Northview Tuesday (Oct. 20) in the first round.
The Jackson County volleyball team will enter the state tournament as a No. 3 seed after a 25-21, 18-25, 25-13, 25-19 win over Walnut Grove Saturday (Oct. 17) at Greenbrier on the final day of…
Reagan Bewley ran a career-best 22:40.30 Saturday (Oct. 17) at a meet in Pickens County as the Jackson County girls placed 22nd out of 27 teams.
Latest Braselton News
- No decision yet in Kolter suit against Hoschton
- Resident-led investment group plans improvements for Traditions course
- Pediatrician shares tips on safely celebrating Halloween during COVID-19
- NGHS celebrates 20 years of employee giving
- Hall County taking applications for Academies of Discovery at South Hall
- Lanier Islands replaces Magical Night of Lights with new walking light show
- SANE to hold virtual Survive to Thrive event
- HSNEGA plans 'All Howls Eve' adoption event
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The following incidents were recently reported to the Jackson County Sheriff's Office in Braselton and Hoschton:
A Tennessee man was recently arrested in Braselton after urinating on someone's vehicle in a business parking lot.
Officers with the Braselton Police Department were recently called for a number of theft-related incidents, including:
A Jackson County Sheriff's Office deputy recently observed a pedestrian-involved accident.
The following incidents were recently reported to the Jackson County Sheriff's Office in Braselton and Hoschton:
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Lanier Islands is closing its drive-through Magical Night of Lights, opting for a new walking light show.
Athens-Clarke County Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANE, Inc.) will hold its third annual Survive to Thrive event on Oct. 29. Due to COVID-19, the event will be held virtually this year.
The Humane Society of Northeast Georgia (HSNEGA) will hold its All Howls Eve Adoption Event on Friday, Oct. 30, from 5-7 p.m. at the HSNEGA Adoption Center.
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The Hall County School District is currently accepting applications for its Da Vinci Academy, Academies of Discovery at South Hall.
Gwinnett County Public Schools (GCPS) is able to offer free breakfast and lunch on school days to all Gwinnett children, ages 18 and younger, through the end of the school year. That includes …
The Gwinnett County Board of Education recently appointed Clay Hunter as the district’s interim associate superintendent of curriculum and instructional support.
Jackson County Comprehensive High School FFA member Michael Howard recently competed in the Area 2 FFA Extemporaneous Public Speaking Leadership Development Event and will advance to the Final…
Reinhardt University recently announced that Jacklyn Davis, of Jefferson, earned recognition on the spring 2020 president’s list.
The Church on the Hill will host its 2020 fall festival on Sunday, Oct. 25, from 4-6 p.m. The event will be held at Lawson Funeral Home in Hoschton.
Hoschton Baptist Church is hosting its Fall Fun Festival on Oct. 31.
Hoschton United Methodist Church will host two events at the Hoschton Fall Festival this year, including the American Street Rodders Fall Car Show on Saturday, Oct. 17, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Macedonia Holiness Church is looking for vendors and individuals who would like to participate in the fall bazaar/yardsale on November 7.
Hoschton Baptist Church invites the community to meet its new assistant pastor Derek Scoggins.
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