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B.J. Williams

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Recent Articles by B.J. Williams

  • Cornelia Job expo set for Tues.
    The Georgia Department of Labor's Habersham Career Center, along with other local groups, businesses, and employers, will participate in a job and resource expo for job seekers and employers Tuesday, Sept. 13.
  • RMA hopes to help its neighbors with deer hunt
    There may finally be some relief for people in the Riverside Drive area in Gainesville, plagued for several years by deer running up and down their streets and through their yards.
  • GHS remembers 9-11
    Students at Gainesville High School Friday took some time to commemorate the 10th anniversary of 9-11, although most of them were too young to remember the details of the attack.
  • Cleveland council to vote on alcohol licensing
    Cleveland City officials are expected to decide later this month whether or not they will begin issuing licenses for beer and wine sales.
  • Zoller to run for Congress
    North Georgia radio talk show host Martha Zoller will run for Georgia's newly-created 9th District congressional seat.
  • Hwy. 60 reopens after truck load spills south of Dahlonega
    A portion of Highway 60 south of Dahlonega has reopened after being closed earlier Thursday when a load of metal pieces were dumped into the roadway by a truck.
  • NHMS student dies from injuries sustained in wreck
    Authorities have confirmed that a 12-year-old student from North Hall Middle School has died as a result of injuries he sustained in a traffic accident on Mt. Vernon Road Wednesday morning.
  • Poultry industry suffers in current economy
    Poultry industry experts say operators are being squeezed by the rising costs of feed and fuel and a decline in demand.
  • Dillard, Winder get state loans for water projects
    The state has approved the financing for environmental projects in four Georgia communities, including two in North Georgia, totaling nearly $9 million.
  • Gainesville school taxes to drop; redistricting discussed again
    Gainesville property owners will see a small drop in taxes thanks to a reduction in the millage rate by the Gainesville City School Board.
  • Gainesville police look for suspicious vehicle in Riverside Dr. area
    Riverside Drive in Gainesville is a popular spot for runners and walkers, but apparently there's been a suspicious vehicle traveling the area, and that has neighbors on alert.
  • Lula takes over operation of Rafe Banks Park
    Rafe Banks Park in East Hall County has now re-opened, thanks to the city of Lula.
  • GSP audit clears Arcade of speed trap accusation
    The Georgia State Patrol has again cleared Arcade's police department of an accusation that the city runs a speed trap along U.S. Highway 129.
  • Former deputy arrested on child porn production charges
    A former White County Sheriff's Deputy was arrested Thursday and charged with producing child pornography.
  • Georgia's jobless rate is up again for July
    Georgia's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose to 10.1 percent in July, but pockets of the state saw jobless numbers decline.
  • Regional roundtable reaches consensus on road projects
    Members of the Georgia Mountains Regional Transportation Roundtable agreed Wednesday night on a list of transportation projects for the region that would be funded by a proposed 1-cent Transportation Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax.
  • Clermont woman charged with theft of jewelry worth $400K
    A Clermont woman has been arrested in connection with the theft of $400,000 worth of jewelry from a North Hall County home.
  • Lutz files court papers to stop recall effort
    Hall County Commissioner Craig Lutz has filed court papers asking that a judge make a decision on whether a group of citizens has sufficient grounds to mount a recall effort against him.
  • U.S. evacuations begin as Irene approaches
    With Hurricane Irene approaching, evacuations began on a tiny barrier island off North Carolina early Wednesday.
  • Hilton's next trial postponed
    A federal judge has agreed to delay the trial of a man accused of killing a Hendersonville couple nearly four years ago.
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