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B.J. Williams

B.J. Williams





Recent Articles by B.J. Williams

  • Checkoff donations available on tax forms drop
    Georgians gave less money to charitable organizations through a program allowing them to check off donations on state income tax forms.
  • Spangler to serve as interim White Co. Chamber President
    The White County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors has announced that Russ Spangler, of Sautee has been selected as interim chamber president.
  • Traffic hampered by woods fire at Banks, Jackson county line
    Firefighters spent much of the afternoon battling high winds to extinguish a woods and vehicle fire on Interstate 85 at the Banks/Jackson county line.
  • Former Congressman Ed Jenkins dies at 78
    Former U.S. Rep. Ed Jenkins, a Democrat who represented north Georgia in Congress for 16 years, has died after a long illness.
  • Utah comes back, beats GaTech 30-27 in OT Sun Bowl
    John White plowed into the end zone from 8 yards out to give Utah a 30-27 overtime victory against Georgia Tech in the Sun Bowl on Saturday.
  • Retired Georgia Power exec dies
    Retired Georgia Power executive and Gainesville civic leader Miller Watkins, Jr. has died.
  • Gwinnett man arrested after picking up Arkansas girl
    A Georgia man has been arrested after he drove to Arkansas to pick up a 14-year-old girl he met online and brought her back to suburban Atlanta, according to authorities.
  • Human bones found in Forsyth County field
    Forsyth County authorities said human skeletal remains have been found scattered in a wooded area near McFarland Road just off Georgia 400.
  • Stanford hangs up his headphones after more than 40 years
    The year 2011 is not the only thing coming to a close...WDUN's longtime news director is also retiring.
  • Justice Department looking into officers' conduct at jail
    The U.S. Justice Department is reviewing complaints against two Hall County Sheriff’s Office employees.
  • Family members travel to North Georgia to look for missing teen
    Jackson County authorities say they think they have a runaway teen on their hands, but family members of a Central Gwinnett High School student say they want more done in the search for the girl.
  • New system will help Gwinnett crime victims
    Crime victims and witnesses should have an easier time getting information on their cases now that they can access information on electronic kiosks at the Gwinnett Justice and Administration Center.
  • Feds charge Forsyth County child molester
    Federal prosecutors have charged a man with fleeing Georgia to avoid sex charges.
  • Lovette found guilty in Eve Carson murder
    An Orange County jury has found Laurence Lovette guilty of murdering University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill student body president Eve Carson in 2008.
  • Hall offices closing for extended hours this week
    Hall County offices will be closed for an extended period of time over the Christmas holidays because of a furlough day.
  • Salvation Army of Gainesville serves more than 700 families with Christmas distribution
    Months of planning and preparation for The Salvation Army in Gainesville culminated Saturday with the agency's annual Christmas distribution.
  • NGMC gets top rankings in recent patient survey
    In the latest HealthGrades scores issued for hospitals across the state of Georgia, Northeast Georgia Medical Center in Gainesville has scored in the top position in several categories.
  • Person comes into contact with rabid cat
    Hall County has reported its 16th case of rabies for the year, and as in the past couple of weeks, this incident involved a human coming in contact with a rabid animal.
  • Electrical problem prompts evacuation of Gainesville's Regions building
    Emergency crews were called to the Regions Bank Building at the corner of Jesse Jewell and E.E. Butler parkways in downtown Gainesville this morning.
  • All Lumpkin Co. schools staff trained in prevention program
    The Lumpkin County School system has done something no other school system in the state has done...the system has trained 100% of its staff to recognize child sexual abuse cases.
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