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How Trump-Harris votes break down across Hall, in precinctsPaint Clermont red. The North Hall precinct showered votes on Donald Trump at a level way above the rest of Hall County.5 hours ago -
Andrew Clyde cruised to victory in U.S. House 9th District race. Here are the numbersIncumbent U.S. Rep. Andrew Clyde defeated Democrat Tambrei Cash to win his third two-year term.8 hours ago -
Derrick McCollum easily wins re-election in Georgia House District 30 raceIncumbent Derrick McCollum defeated Kim Floria to win his second, two-year term State House District 30 representative, capturing 73% of the vote as of 10:48 p.m. District 30 includes parts of South Hall and North Gwinnett counties.10 hours ago -
How Hall County voted on a transportation sales taxThe 1-cent sales tax would pay for transportation projects in Hall County.10 hours ago -
Why Flowery Branch wants to rezone contested property off Lake LanierFlowery Branch is seeking to rezone property that was the focus of a developer’s unsuccessful rezoning and annexation attempt – and later a lawsuit – earlier this year.November 6, 2024 -
Milton Martin Honda dealership has ownership changeMilton Martin Honda dealership in Gainesville has a new co-owner.November 5, 2024 -
Why Lake Lanier Association is adding heavy rocks to shoreline areas around lakeLake Lanier Association plans to do some island hopping through mid-2025, but sightseeing isn’t the goal.November 4, 2024 -
Proposal involving hotel, 561 homes, retail resurfaces in South HallA massive development featuring a hotel, retail and 561 homes in South Hall has resurfaced.November 1, 2024 -
Events venue featuring barn, trails and ‘forest playground’ proposed in North HallPatrick and Lorraine Cash want to turn their farm in rural North Hall into a “peaceful and intimate place for the community to connect with nature, animals and each other.”October 31, 2024 -
The latest on Lake Lanier renaming effortsRenaming Lake Lanier was an issue in 2023, as the Army Corps of Engineers announced it would recommend new names to comply with the federal William M. (Mac) Thornberry National Defense Authorization Act, which, in part, required the military to rename bases named after Confederate figures.October 30, 2024