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Jerry Gunn

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Recent Articles by Jerry Gunn

  • 'Test out' students could pay for the test
    Gainesville High School students who decide to 'test out' of a course instead of taking it under a new state legislation would pay for that test in a recommendation Monday night from School Superintendent Merrianne Dyer.
  • Georgia's P.S.C. wants a conservative approach to solar
    The future for solar energy is bright but needs to go further; that was the message at a panel discussion on solar held at Lanier Technical College Monday in Oakwood.
  • National video in the works that would showcase Hall County
    Hall County Commissioners recently reviewed an agreement with a producer to shoot a conference TV video featuring Hall County that would get national exposure.
  • Don Carter State Park opening is slated for this summer
    Georgia State Parks Director Becky Kelley told Gainesville Kiwanis Club members Tuesday Don Carter State Park should open later this summer, possibly in August.
  • Hall Commissioners want clarification on opportunity zone
    Hall County Commissioners Monday wanted clarification on exactly where a proposed opportunity zone might be set up to provide job credits for new business.
  • History Center holds Civil War Family Day
    Gainesville area moms, dads and their youngsters got an American Civil War history lesson free of charge from the Northeast Georgia History Center at Brenau University Sunday.
  • GPD gains CALEA honors for another three years
    The Gainesville Police Department and Chief Brian Kelly received law enforcement's version of the 'high five' this week with a re-accreditation award from CALEA, the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies.
  • Kubota celebrates 25th year in Gainesville
    A mid-afternoon rain shower did not stop but possibly shortened a 25 year anniversary observance in Kubota Manufacturing Company’s parking lot Thursday.
  • G'ville Council approves 'modest' rate hike
    Gainesville City Council Tuesday night gave first reading approval to a water and sewer rate hike that takes effect in January, 2014. Gainesville’s Mayor said when costs go up for the city; costs go up for city water and sewer customers.
  • Survivors recall and share at Relay for Life
    For the 20th year in Hall County and the fifth year at Road Atlanta, the annual Cancer Society Relay for Life began with the 'Survivor's Walk' Friday afternoon.
  • Council paves way for annexation with amendment
    That controversial island annexation of 115 parcels of county land inside the city of Gainesville will likely proceed next month and Thursday morning City Council agreed to make it less cumbersome.
  • 7th Annual Memorial Day vigil held in Gainesville
    Gainesville citizens gathered to remember those who did not come back home at Memorial Park Cemetery in Gainesville at the Veterans Memorial Garden at noon Monday during the 7th Annual Memorial Day Vigil.
  • Hall officials proclaim May as Water Safety Month
    Hall County Commissioners want the summer of 2013 to be safe on the water this year with their proclamation Thursday declaring May as Water Safety Month.
  • Tax Commissioner reports more money coming
    Hall County Commissioners learned Wednesday that more revenue is coming in just when they need it most and that money is coming from past due tax collections, according to Tax Commissioner Darla Eden.
  • Hall Commissioners skeptical on budget requests
    Two Hall County department heads hoping to hire full time employees and get more operating funds learned their budget requests were a 'tough sell' before county commissioners.
  • Near historic flood hits Hall
    Hall County Commissioners got a cost and damage update on last weekend’s flooding Wednesday afternoon from Emergency Management Director and Fire Chief David Kimbrell, and learned the deluge was near historic proportions.
  • Sheriff outlines new car and mechanic plan
    Hall County Commissioners reviewed and then indicated they liked a proposal from Sheriff Gerald Couch Monday to raise money to buy new cars and hire a mechanic.
  • Hall roads start to recover from weekend storm
    Hall County Commissioners observed Monday that damaged roads are recovering from the spring deluge that struck the area this weekend, but some roads are taking longer to fix than others.
  • Governor says new B.U.I. law sets standard
    Governor Nathan Deal Wednesday underlined Georgia’s new Boating under the Influence Law at Hall County’s Laurel Park boat Ramp on Lake Lanier.
  • Hall Schools honors retirees, teachers of the year
    The Hall County School System’s 2013 Night of Honor welcomed 83 retirees and 33 teachers of the year Monday night at Chestatee High School.
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