The American Red Cross plans a blood drive on Oct. 14 at The Meeting House, 5615 Grand Reunion Dr., Hoschton. The drive will be held from 2-7 p.m.
Jackson County commissioners approved a millage rate cut this week.
Braselton planners will consider a rezoning request next week for a massive mixed use project off Jesse Cronic Rd.
A Jefferson woman was reportedly the victim of a fatal fall while hiking on Sept. 11.
The Hoschton City Council has decided to delay action related to its Hwy. 53 overlay district and go back to the drawing board on the matter.
The number of positive COVID-19 patients at Northeast Georgia Health System has continued to trend downward over the past two weeks.
The Hoschton City Council will likely soon face a lawsuit from its biggest developer over its Sept. 21 decision to impose impact fees on new residential construction.
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Jackson County leaders recently approved a residential project off Galilee Church Rd.
The number of students and school employees affected by contact with a COVID positive case was mostly stable or down last week, with the exception of Gum Springs Elementary School.
The Northeast Health District will offer online scheduling for three of its COVID-19 testing locations beginning Saturday, September 19.
Northside Hospital Orthopedic Institute Sports Medicine recently announced the addition of Dr. Stephen Fisher to its Braselton location, beginning Sept. 1.
Jackson EMC is assisting with power restoration efforts at Baldwin EMC in Summerdale, Ala., where heavy rain and strong winds from Hurricane Sally resulted in widespread power outages.
The Hall County Tax Commissioner's Office recently issued approximately 91,060 tax statements for real and personal property. Hall County 2020 property tax statements were mailed Sept. 16 and are due Nov. 15.
Georgia Power is encouraging its customers to prepare for potential emergencies this September in observing National Preparedness Month.
Kolter Homes recently announced more than 100 new homes were sold during the first 90 days of sales at Cresswind Georgia at Twin Lakes.
Braselton leaders approved a town-initiated rezoning and annexation this week in an attempt to remedy an alleged procedural error during a previous round of hearings.
The Jackson County School System won't move its two high schools to a hybrid attendance model after all.
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Two Jefferson men were killed in a three-vehicle wreck in Braselton on Sunday, Sept. 13.
Hoschton Mayor Shannon Sell said that property taxes would likely be needed if the town creates a city police department.
Developers of a proposed large planned unit development project withdrew their application in Braselton this week.
Jackson County elections leaders recently approved the addition of two new absentee ballot drop boxes.
Hall County has announced details for early voting in the Nov. 3 General Election.
Hoschton planners recently delayed a vote on a preliminary plat for a section of the Twin Lakes development. The commission requested additional information on the pending city impact fees program before making a decision.
(NOTE: This story has been update with a new story on Sept. 15.)
Georgia Power crews returned home after spending more than a week in Louisiana assisting with restoration after Hurricane Laura made landfall along the Louisiana Gulf Coast.
Rockefeller Group announced recently that it has broken ground on a 222,330-square-foot speculative distribution center located on 20.6 acres in Braselton.
Gwinnett County Fire and Emergency Services will hold a virtual remembrance ceremony on Friday, Sept. 11. The virtual event will pay tribute to Sept. 11 victims and first responders.
A memorial service will be held Saturday, Sept. 12 for a Hoschton woman who was a leading international nurse and humanitarian.
Jackson County has been booming with new homes over the past couple years. But that could slow due to a lack of approved building lots, officials said last week.
The number of positive COVID-19 patients at Northeast Georgia Health System continued to trend downward this week.
Deaths from the COVID virus continue to mount in Jackson County, reaching a total of 27 as of Sept. 6. The most recent death was recorded on Sept. 4.
Jeff Hughes has been named to the Jackson County Board of Elections.
Northeast Georgia Health System (NGHS) is encouraging area residents to avoid crowds during Labor Day weekend.
Jackson County School System’s middle and high schools will close for two days next week.
Georgia Power announced recently that the typical residential customer using 1,000-kilowatt hours will receive an estimated $12 credit on their October Georgia Power bill. This reflects implementation of a one-time $61.6 million credit for customers, approved by the Georgia Public Service Co…
The Hoschton City Council postponed taking action Monday night on proposed impact fees in the town.
The number of positive COVID-19 patients at Northeast Georgia Health System continues to trend downward.
Jackson County Commissioner Ralph Richardson Jr. was injured after being thrown from a horse in Colorado.
The Spout Springs Library closed on Monday, Aug. 31, for a deep cleaning after a staff member testing positive for COVID-19.
Erma Denney has resigned from the Jackson County Board of Elections.
July was another hot month for sales in Jackson County as indicated by the county's receipt of sales taxes.
The deadline to register to vote in the Nov. 3 General Election is Oct. 5, county officials announced.
A new 120-lot subdivision got the initial green light Aug. 27 following action by the Jackson County Planning Commission.
The Jackson County and City of Jefferson school systems saw a jump in students being quarantined due to exposure to the COVID virus last week.
Georgia Power has sent approximately 100 personnel and crews to Louisiana to assist with restoration efforts from Hurricane Laura.
Hall County leaders recently rejected a request to allow an apartment development in the Braselton area.
The Hall County Animal Shelter has been recognized with the Transformational Change Award from Best Friends Animal Society.
Jackson EMC has released 50 contractors to help with the anticipated power restoration efforts in Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas from approaching Hurricane Laura. Crews will be ready to respond when conditions are safe.
The Hall County School District and Northeast Georgia Health System will host a free COVID-19 testing event. Testing will be held at Cherokee Bluff High School and Cherokee Bluff Middle School on Thursday, Aug. 27, from 1-5 p.m., and will be available to only the following persons:
Braselton planners gave a nod for a large subdivision project off of Davis St. earlier this week.
Hall County leaders are set to consider a request this week for an apartment project in the Braselton area.
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Longstreet Clinic welcomed six new physicians on Aug. 3, each one specializing in a different area.
Explore Georgia recently announced that it has awarded more than $75,000 in tourism product development grants to 13 new and expanding projects across the state.
Most Hall County libraries will reopen to the public next week with added safety precautions.
The Hall County Sheriff’s Office recently unveiled a marble memorial in honor of those who died in the line of duty.
Gum Springs Elementary School has modified its plans to close for two weeks due to COVID exposure among 20 staff members who are being quarantined until Aug. 31.
Jackson County leaders delayed a vote this week on a Jefferson apartment project.
Northeast Georgia Health System has expanded the information it releases online about COVID-19.
Braselton planners were set to hear a request next week on a large project that would include 220 residences and over 100,000 sq. ft. of commercial and office space.
The Hoschton City Council hired a new building inspector on Aug. 17.
The Hall County Board of Education held a called meeting last week to issue $157 million in bonds to build new school facilities in the county, including a new middle school in the Braselton area.
Gum Spring Elementary School will transition to remote learning for two weeks after a member of the school’s leadership team tested positive for COVID-19.
The Hall County School District recently announced it will have a hybrid schedule for the first two weeks of school.
The Jackson County Board of Elections officially certified local runoff balloting on Aug. 14, but not before a lengthy discussion over whether or not to add additional drop off boxes for absentee ballots.
Hall County government officials recently announced plans for youth fall baseball and soccer with added safety protocols due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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