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“We don't have to do this alone,” said Stephanie Rodriguez, co-owner of Big Peach Running Co. “We don't have to do anyth...
10/12/2026

“We don't have to do this alone,” said Stephanie Rodriguez, co-owner of Big Peach Running Co. “We don't have to do anything alone. And love conquers all.”

✍️📸: Adriana Cascio

More than 200 people, including firefighters, friends and family, gathered Sunday, Oct. 11, to remember a 22-month-old child who was killed in an accident.

Shoppers browsed about 180 vendors on the Midland Greenway as Mule Camp Market opened Friday. Heavy rain and wind from H...
10/11/2026

Shoppers browsed about 180 vendors on the Midland Greenway as Mule Camp Market opened Friday. Heavy rain and wind from Hurricane Isaias caused cancelation of the festivities on Saturday, but the market continued with extended hours on Sunday.

Shoppers browsed about 180 vendors on the Midland Greenway as Mule Camp Market opened Friday, ahead of rain and wind from Hurricane Isaias expected Saturday.

Authorities say the child remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at a children’s hospital. ✍️: Adriana...
10/10/2026

Authorities say the child remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at a children’s hospital.

✍️: Adriana Cascio

A man has been charged with the alleged abuse and sexual battery of a 5-month-old child.

A noon update of storm activity says there are 17 trees across roads involving power lines.✍️: Jeff Gill
10/10/2026

A noon update of storm activity says there are 17 trees across roads involving power lines.

✍️: Jeff Gill

Hurricane Isias is making its way through North Georgia this weekend, leaving more than 8,000 Hall County customers without power Saturday morning.

Hall County remains under a flood watch and high wind warning until 8 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 11. ✍️: Adriana Cascio
10/10/2026

Hall County remains under a flood watch and high wind warning until 8 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 11.

✍️: Adriana Cascio

Hurricane Isias is making its way through North Georgia this weekend, leaving more than 8,000 Hall County customers without power Saturday morning.

Police have said the investigation into the crash remains ongoing.Click link in bio for more details.✍️: Jeff Gill
10/10/2026

Police have said the investigation into the crash remains ongoing.
Click link in bio for more details.
✍️: Jeff Gill

A candlelight vigil remembering the 22-month-old who died after being struck by a vehicle Wednesday is scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 11.

The market will reopen Sunday with extended hours from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.✍️: Adriana Cascio📸: Ashtin Barker
10/09/2026

The market will reopen Sunday with extended hours from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
✍️: Adriana Cascio
📸: Ashtin Barker

Mule Camp Market has canceled its Saturday festivities.

Chef Keith Mosser: "Our motto is anything, anytime, anywhere."✍️: Jeff Gill 📸: Ashtin Barker
10/09/2026

Chef Keith Mosser: "Our motto is anything, anytime, anywhere."
✍️: Jeff Gill
📸: Ashtin Barker

A bistro/catering business with European flair is coming soon to Braselton in South Hall.

The sheriff’s office announced the personnel changes Friday.
10/09/2026

The sheriff’s office announced the personnel changes Friday.

A Hall County Sheriff’s Office major was fired after investigators found he was getting paid for outside jobs while also collecting his sheriff’s office paycheck during the same hours, according to an agency news release Friday.

Stars, Flannel and Vintage Days returns this month for a three-day weekend inspired by Gilmore Girls, with coffee shops,...
10/09/2026

Stars, Flannel and Vintage Days returns this month for a three-day weekend inspired by Gilmore Girls, with coffee shops, artisan vendors, craft classes, live music, lawn games and a movie under the stars as part of what Flowery Branch Director of Fun Renee Carden calls “Girlie Girls Season.” 🍂📚☕️📰

✍️: Adriana Cascio
📸: Scott Rogers

Coffee, crafts, mahjong and a movie under the stars headline the three-day festival, which drew about 15,000 people last year.

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