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What changes to Gainesville alcohol ordinance could mean for restaurants, customers
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Harvest Kitchen bartender Lindsay Sullivan pours a beer Friday, Jan. 29, 2021, at the South Enota Drive restaurant. A proposed amendment to Gainesville's alcohol ordinance could make alcohol sales on outdoor patio dining easier for non-downtown restaurants. - photo by Scott Rogers
Robbie Sequeira
The Times
Published: Jan 30, 2021, 1:00 AM
Beer or wine delivered from the grocery store to your home? More opportunities to enjoy a cold beverage on outdoor patios?
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Social Security office in Gainesville not closing, DOGE says in social media post
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The Rubicon office building on Thompson Bridge Road near the bridge on Lake Lanier has been sold. One of the occupants of the building is the Social Security Administration. - photo by Scott Rogers
Jeff Gill
The Times
Published: Mar 28, 2025, 3:55 PM
The Social Security Administration office in Gainesville will remain open.
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