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B.J. Williams

B.J. Williams





Recent Articles by B.J. Williams

  • Gainesville Kiwanians serve up pancakes at annual breakfast
    The Kiwanis Club of Gainesville estimated that members served up as many as 2,000 plates of pancakes at their annual fundraising breakfast Saturday morning.
  • I-85 north in Banks Co. blocked for a time Saturday near Martin Bridge Rd
    Authorities with Banks County dispatch say both northbound lanes of Interstate 85 at mile marker 155 were blocked for a time Saturday as the result of an accident.
  • Grandma gives birth to own grandchild
    An Athens grandmother has made history in Georgia, becoming the first woman in the state to act as a gestational carrier for her own grandchild.
  • 'Give Burns the Boot' underway in Hall Co.
    The firefighters from Hall County Fire Services are in the middle of the 23rd annual 'Give Burns the Boot' ® Drive.
  • Missing Forsyth Co. woman found safe
    A Forsyth County woman last seen at 7:00 Friday morning has been found safe.
  • GBI identifies body that was encased in concrete
    Authorities have identified the body of a man who was found entombed in concrete in the backyard of a northeast Georgia home.
  • Yarbrough named interim Gainesville fire chief
    Deputy Fire Chief Jerome Yarbrough was named Interim Fire Chief for the city of Gainesville, following the sudden retirement of Jon Cananda earlier this month.
  • Clinton: US must stick by Arab world's democracies
    Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton says the United States must continue sending diplomats and aid workers to the Arab world's emerging democracies, despite last month's deadly attack in Libya.
  • Jackson Co. Chamber forms search committee for CEO
    The Jackson County Area Chamber of Commerce has formed a search committee to fill its vacant President/CEO position.
  • Gainesville farmers market will be open through fall
    The Gainesville Farmers Market will be able to remain open into November thanks to a partnership with First Baptist Church on Green Street.
  • Udzinski appointed interim warden
    Hall County Commissioners Thursday named an interim warden to take the place of Avery Niles as he assumes the post of interim commissioner of the state's Department of Juvenile Justice.
  • Street closures begin Thurs. afternoon for Mule Camp Market
    City officials will closed a number of downtown streets beginning at 5:00 p.m. Thursday for the annual Mule Camp Markest festival sponsored by the Gainesville Jaycees.
  • East Hall Co. residents ready to fight poultry plant
    Developers of a poultry processing plant in the East Hall area can expect some opposition from area residents when they take their plan before the Hall County Planning Commission Monday night.
  • Fulton judge refuses to stop school amendment activity
    A lawsuit alleging illegal campaigning by public education officials opposed to a constitutional amendment on charter schools unraveled Wednesday in a Fulton County courtroom.
  • Belk unveils $1.8 million remodel
    The revitalization of Lakeshore Mall in Gainesville continued with the grand re-opening Wednesday of the Belk women's store.
  • Atlanta man charged with Dawsonville Hwy. burglaries
    An Atlanta man has been jailed in connection with a number of burglaries in Atlanta and north Georgia, including two in Gainesville.
  • GHCC Health Smart Expo offers health info, honors health companies
    The Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce offered free health screenings to the public and honored area companies that focus on fitness during Wednesday's 6th Annual Health Smart Expo at the Georgia Mountains Center.
  • Hall Co. Tax Assessors Office closed Fri.
    The Hall Tax Assessors Office is the latest county government office to relocate to the new county government center.
  • HCSO looks for new leads in missing persons case
    The case is more than a year old, but Hall County authorities are hoping if they remind the public, they'll get some new leads in the disappearance of a Hall County man.
  • Hall school superintendent to explore universal choice
    Hall County School Superintendent Will Schofield got the go-ahead from school board members Monday afternoon to explore the idea of making the entire district one of "universal choice."
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