Right to Hike’s Spring Golf Classic

Right to Hike, Inc. was founded after the violent death of Meredith Hope Emerson on the Appalachian Trail near Georgia’s Blood Mountain in January of 2008. The work done by Right to Hike (RTH) volunteers goes far beyond remembering a beloved friend, coworker and daughter.  …

Chamber Hosts Update on University of North GA

Gainesville College is no more, but at least its baseball and football teams were undefeated! North Georgia College and Gainesville College have combined into the University of North Georgia (UNG). The Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce South Hall Business Coalition invites you to an update on …

Special Olympics’ Polar Plunge on 2-16-13

Saturday, February 16th is the day for The Polar Plunge — the largest fundraising effort benefiting Special Olympics.  Many states across the nation participate in this annual event through the efforts of their Law Enforcement Torch Run program in order to raise funds to enhance Special …

Greater Hall Chamber’s “Buy Local Expo”

The Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual Buy Local Expo on Friday, February 22, 2013 at the Gainesville Civic Center, 830 Green Street in Gainesville.  The event highlights the many products and services available from local professionals and businesses here in Gainesville and Hall …

Clarks Bridge to be Replaced

The new bridge that will be built over the Chattahoochee River near the 1996 Olympic Rowing Venue on State Route 284/Clarks Bridge Road will do more than shuttle motor vehicles over the water. If you have ever attended an event at Clarks Bridge Park or …

Road Atlanta’s 2013 Event Schedule

Living in our area and not attending events at Road Atlanta is like living in California and never saying “Dude!” or like living in Hawaii and never trying to surf or snorkel or like living in Minneeappolliss, Minneessoottaa and not going for a sightseeing ride …

Fishing Boat Hits Rowing Shell on Lake Lanier

Rowing is an elegant sport.  It’s marvelous to watch sportsmen working in unison as they glide a shell of a boat — that appears to be a large pencil cut in half from end to end — across Lake Lanier or the Chattahoochee River. Spectators often wonder …

Dahlonega Trail Fest 2013

As spring is sprung and the irresistible romantic fancies of young men and women turn to thoughts of frolicking 2,185.9 miles through the forest, we know it’s time for Dahlonega, Georgia’s, Trail Fest 2013. Trail Fest celebrates the passing of winter and the reemergence of …