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I’m so proud of these guys for finding a way to win, they kept battling, North Hall coach Trevor Flow said.

One person had life-threatening injuries.

Can you help identify this woman?

Each station, which is led in prayer by a community member, focuses on a specific topic: business, education, family, media, church, military and government.

The metal detectors were put into effect in January, in response to the events at the Capitol on Jan. 6.

We had a great time celebrating some of Hall County's finest student athletes Wednesday night! Look for the Athlete of the Year magazine inside this weekend's print edition.

Congrats to our Times athlete of the year and all of the outstanding competitors this school year. Look for the magazine recognizing these athletes inside this weekend's print edition!

I’m so proud of the way our guys battled and competed, North Hall coach Trevor Flow said.

The Hall County Sheriff’s Office set up detours around the site.

Gaines’ last day at UNG will be May 9.

How bad are your seasonal allergies?

I can’t even remember the last thing I said to them, I didn’t know it would be our last time together, working and laughing." We spoke with several who gathered Saturday to remember their co-workers and family.

What do you think about these changes?

Find out which beer reigned supreme.

U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board briefing on Foundation Food Group incident. Full story coming soon at gainesville times.com.

Please be aware the details included in this article are graphic.

There's still a lot we don't know about what happened Thursday. But here's what we do know about liquid nitrogen after speaking with a local expert in the field of cold storage.

Look for the pink elephant this Christmas.

Last Call for Santa Letters! If you'd like to see your little one's letter to Santa in the paper (makes a great keepsake) email it to [email protected] by Monday, and you'll have it in the paper in time for Christmas!

She will be charged after completion of her medical treatment, the sheriff's office said.

It’s been a hard year for everyone, especially them, one student said. No one is coming to see them, and some probably don’t understand why.

Trials scheduled Jan. 25 will be delayed until April 12.

Because of the pandemic, several Thanksgiving community efforts in Hall County have gotten creative with their approach to limit the spread of COVID-19, opting instead for drive-thru meal service, pickup or delivery.

"This is honestly the only Bud Light drink that has ever caught my attention."

I think every boy dreams of flying airplanes, said Flowery Branch resident Sid Smith.

Lucile never lost her love and appreciation for RMA and its mission as a college preparatory school for young men, Riverside's president said.

The additional charges include DUI, child cruelty, driving on the wrong side of the road and driving without a license.

There is no strict timeline for the Georgia Supreme Court justices to decide if they will hear the case.

The meeting will take place in the Hall County Government Center at 2875 Browns Bridge Road, Gainesville.

Nearby residents said they were concerned about traffic, especially larger trucks, and safety near neighborhoods.

We’ve been doing this for a number of months now, and it’s easy for people to get complacent about wearing a mask or social distancing, said Hall County Commission Chairman Richard Higgins.

I can’t tell you exactly where it came from, but we’ve had quite a few numbers of positive staff members and positive residents that have come up over Thanksgiving.

The Times will have coverage from the polls and elections office Tuesday, as well as results when available.

As vaccinations of the county's health care workers is just beginning, NGHS reported 272 COVID-19 patients on Friday, a new record for the health system.

The proposal is set to go before the Gainesville Planning and Appeals Board on Nov. 10.

To help in this polarized time, we could start talking more about community, said Angela Middleton, 59, a retired educator.

Julisian has returned home.

Testing showed water was within state water quality standards.

The law took effect today.

He has been flying for five decades. And don't you want to read about what it's like to land on an aircraft carrier?

I was just going through my mind, ‘Did I make the right decision? Did I not?’ Bonilla said about his thought process when deciding his ballot.

We’re still scratching our heads as to where Evans could come up with these allegations, considering that we not only made good on our pledge for $1 million, we gave 20% more than that to his organization, one attorney said.

Check out these ideas as you prepare for trick-or-treaters.