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Jerry Gunn

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Recent Articles by Jerry Gunn

  • Helen launches 35th Hot Air Balloon Race to the Atlantic
    The 35th annual Helen to the Atlantic Hot Air Balloon race is on, with pilots reporting in on their progress so far.
  • Flowery Branch passes LED sign ordinance
    Flowery Branch City Council Wednesday ended the city’s moratorium on LED billboards and passed a regulation ordinance amendment that the city attorney said he could defend in court.
  • Shouting match erupts at Gainesville City Council
    That contentious zoning amendment out on Browns Bridge Road at McEver Road grew more contentious and divisive than ever Tuesday night at the Gainesville City Council meeting.
  • Gwinnett breaks ground for AAA Braves ballpark
    Gwinnett County Tuesday broke ground for the AAA Gwinnett Braves ballpark, set to open next April when the team makes its debut.
  • Hall student random drug testing expanded
    Hall County high school student drivers are now subject to random drug testing and can expect to pay higher parking fees to defray the cost of that testing.
  • Hall School Board urged to 'cut where you can'
    The head of the Hall County Taxpayers Association said Monday night he would hold county school board members to the promise that they will look at their new budget and cut where they can.
  • Fellowship, fun and good food at St. John's Spring Festival
    Never mind that summer is fast approaching. The St. John’s Baptist Church men started up their Spring Festival Saturday morning in the parking lot.
  • Angry taxpayers call for change at Gainesville B.O.E. budget hearing
    The Gainesville Board of Education held another budget hearing and felt the anger and frustration from the taxpayers again Thursday night about a $6.5 to $7 million deficit and a possible 8 mill school tax levy.
  • Seasons zoning amendment back on the agenda
    Gainesville Mayor Myrtle Figueras Thursday decided to put a controversial zoning amendment to allow a gas station on Browns Bridge Road back on the city council voting agenda.
  • 'You have violated our trust'
    Gainesville school board members were told Wednesday morning they have violated the taxpayers' trust.
  • HCC District 4 candidates field questions
    The two candidates for the District 4 seat on the Hall County Commission fielded questions Tuesday night at a Democratic Committee meeting in Gainesville.
  • Gainesville Memorial Day parade honors organizer Gene Shadburn
    Once again Gainesville, Ga. proved it loves a parade; hundreds turned out with their lawn chairs and lined Green Street for the 6th annual Memorial Day parade Monday morning sponsored by American Legion Post 7.
  • Fallen troops remembered in Flowery Branch
    Memorial Day weekend brought relatives and friends of fallen armed forces members to a service in Flowery Branch Sunday at Memorial Park South on Atlanta Highway.
  • History Center honors vets for Memorial Day
    The Northeast Georgia History Center Sunday held a reception and open house for military veterans and their families in observance of Memorial Day.
  • Spout Springs library branch has grand opening
    Hall County’s newest and biggest library is now officially open on Spout Springs Road in Flowery Branch.
  • Freedom Run starts Gainesville's Memorial Day weekend
    Memorial Day weekend kicked off early Saturday morning for the exercise conscious at Riverside Military Academy with the third annual 5K Freedom Fun Run/Walk hosted by Vietnam Veterans Chapter 772.
  • Hall commission names interim county administrator
    Hall County commissioners named an interim county administrator Thursday night.
  • Safety stressed on Lanier as holiday approaches
    The state Department of Natural Resources joined Team Georgia and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Thursday morning in stressing safety on Lake Lanier on the eve of Memorial Day weekend - and with the lake at a record low level for this time of the year.
  • Jones Elementary students celebrate Memorial Day early
    Around 400 Jones Elementary School students got an early start on Memorial Day with a patriotic parade Wednesday.
  • Flowery Branch Council looks at LED sign amendment
    Flowery Branch City Council Wednesday approved on first reading an amendment to the city sign ordinance to regulate LED billboards; the question was how long the electronic displays should last.
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