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Aircraft festival lands in Gainesville

An array of aircraft from small Cessnas to biplanes as well as a Lockheed Electra A-12, made famous in films about Amelia Earhart, will touch down for the annual Cracker Fly-In next weekend in Gainesville.

July 02, 2015 | Kelsey Williamson | Get Out top stories

Thespians reel in 'Big Fish' in Gainesville

For the past two summers, Chicopee Woods Elementary School fourth-grade teacher Amy Berra has participated in the Pam Ware summer community theater program. And for those who watch her and her fellow thespians, she has this advice.

July 02, 2015 | BY HAILEY VAN PARYS intern@gainesvilletimes.com | Get Out top stories

Motown sounds float through Smithgall garden

For one night only, The Temptations will step into the Atlanta Botanical Garden, A Smithgall Woodland Legacy in Gainesville and sing their Motown classics.

July 02, 2015 | BY HAILEY VAN PARYS intern@gainesvilletimes.com | Get Out top stories

Musicians pluck out tunes at InsideOut in Sautee Nacoochee

Hearing the acoustic sounds of a six-string instrument will filter through the air at InsideOut Sautee during its First Friday Music Pickin' this weekend.

July 02, 2015 | Times staff reports | Get Out top stories

Michael Ash molding a professional path

Michael Ash has always had a love for art.

July 02, 2015 | Colin Ochs | Get Out top stories

Students turn imagination into pieces of pottery

As crafting a piece of pottery requires a steady, skillful hand, designing the surface of such artwork requires similar handiwork.

July 02, 2015 | Times staff reports | Get Out top stories

Hikers trek across Smithgall Woods on monthly basis in Helen

As the surrounding woods call to outdoorsmen and women, area nature guides will answer with monthly Smithgall Second Saturday Hike.

July 02, 2015 | Times staff reports | Get Out top stories

Hikers to trek across Smithgall Woods in Helen

As the surrounding woods call to outdoorsmen and women, area nature guides will answer with monthly Smithgall Second Saturday Hike.

July 02, 2015 | Times staff reports | Get Out top stories

Arnold is ‘back’ in ‘Terminator Genisys’

Thirty-one years and counting, and the Terminators keep rolling off the assembly line like new iPhones. They are upgraded with shape-shifting abilities, rebooted Sarah Conner assassination levels and, one presumes, better selfie cameras.

July 02, 2015 | BY JAKE COYLE Associated Press | Movie reviews

Student activities take hit after state waivers at UNG

More than three-quarters of University of North Georgia student groups on the Gainesville campus will face budget cuts this year.

July 02, 2015 | By Kristen Oliver and Hailey Van Parys koliver@gainesvilletimes.com and intern@gainesvilletimes.com | Local

Homers help Matt Wisler, Atlanta Braves end 9-game skid against Washington Nationals

ATLANTA - Rookie Matt Wisler wasn't too worried about walking so many hitters in his third major league start.

July 02, 2015 | By Charles Odum Associated Press | Atlanta Braves

Tips to stay safe for 4th of July

Take a national holiday, add alcohol, fast boats and boxes of fireworks and you get this year's Fourth of July weekend for the Georgia Department of Natural Resources on Lake Lanier.

DNR rangers will partner on six different boats patrolling different zones of the lake this weekend.

July 01, 2015 | Nick Watson | Local

UNG’s increased budget goes toward employee costs

An increased budget at the University of North Georgia for fiscal year 2016 reflects increased costs for employees, according to university officials.

July 01, 2015 | Kristen Oliver | Local

In the Community: Girl Scout earns award for card drive

Natalie Antoinette Enzmann, 13, was presented the Silver Award in May for her work as a Girl Scout to gather cards for the crew of the USS Virginia submarine.

July 01, 2015 | | Local

Badge and Bar: Hit-and-run suspect’s vehicle described; victim in fair condition

Georgia State Patrol gave further information on the vehicle suspected in a hit and run with a pedestrian June 25 on Clarks Bridge Road.

July 01, 2015 | Nick Watson | Local

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Plaintiffs in Chestatee prayer case may proceed anonymously

A U.S. District Judge granted the American Humanist Association's motion Tuesday to allow the three plaintiffs in the Chestatee High School prayer case to stay anonymous.

June 17, 2015 | Nick Watson | Local

With changes to alcohol regulations, what’s next for Gainesville?

For a community long accustomed to unusual restrictions on the sale and consumption of alcohol, it's been a remarkable change of pace for Gainesville to amend its ordinances over the last year or so to accommodate businesses serving up beer, liquor and wine.

June 17, 2015 | Joshua Silavent | Local

Lakeview Academy grad Ralston Cash using baseball platform for good cause

Baseball fans of a more seasoned age will immediately connect Ralston Cash's black mustache to that of Hall of Fame closer Rollie Fingers. Cash's facial hair, a true handlebar, he said, is thin and rounded at the end, similar to the one sported by Fingers, who rose to fame in the early 1970s as a closer for the Oakland A's.

June 17, 2015 | Bill Murphy | Community sports

Badge & Bar: North Hall student indicted in alleged bomb threat

A North Hall High School senior was indicted on June 11 for his alleged threat at the school in February.

June 17, 2015 | Nick Watson | Local

Markakis slaps go-ahead single, Atlanta Braves beat Red Sox 5-2

ATLANTA - Nick Markakis singled in the go-ahead run in the seventh inning, Pedro Ciriaco added a pair of RBI singles and the Atlanta Braves beat the struggling Boston Red Sox 5-2 on Wednesday night.

June 17, 2015 | By George Henry Associated Press | Atlanta Braves

Atlanta Falcons WR Julio Jones focused on learning new offense, not contract talk

FLOWERY BRANCH - Julio Jones is learning there are more ways to go about his job in the Atlanta Falcons' new offense.

June 17, 2015 | Matt Winklejohn Associated Press | Atlanta Falcons

Sugar Hill Elementary educates, entertains during summer school

At Sugar Hill Elementary School, summer school is more than remedial classes. It also includes hands-on workshops with Home Depot, lessons from historical re-enactors and visits from the Hall County Sheriff's Office K-9 Unit.

June 17, 2015 | Kristen Oliver | Local

Leonard: Rory, Spieth lead deep U.S. Open

Professional golf is in a great place right now.

June 17, 2015 | Clark Leonard | Staff sports picks

Cook Out coming to Oakwood

Cook Out Restaurants is expanding in Hall County, adding an Oakwood location that also will serve as a regional payroll operation.

June 17, 2015 | Jeff Gill | Local

Volunteers recognized at Medical Center Auxiliary appreciation luncheon

George, Charline and Susan Shanks recently received the Marjorie Covington Smith Auxilian of the Year award for their service to Northeast Georgia Health System and The Medical Center Auxiliary.

June 17, 2015 | Times staff reports | Good news

Georgia Bulldogs will face UCLA in home-and-away 2025, 2026 football games

The University of Georgia and UCLA will play a home-and-home football series in 2025 and 2026, according to an announcement Wednesday by Bulldogs athletics director Greg McGarity.

June 17, 2015 | Times sports reports | Georgia Bulldogs

Chick-fil-A opens to large crowds

Opening day at the relocated Chick-fil-A on Dawsonville Highway was met with an overwhelming response Wednesday.

June 17, 2015 | Times staff reports | Local

‘Speed likely a factor’ in motorcycle wreck

After flipping her motorcycle in a high speed crash on Browns Bridge Wednesday, a motorcyclist was transported via ambulance to Northeast Georgia Medical Center-Gainesville.

June 17, 2015 | Times staff reports | Local

Police deserve our respect, not scorn

Charles Sherwood is 150 percent correct! The police do a great job with dignity and professionalism. Someone should ask Joan King if she would look forward to going to a job where a crazy terrorist wanted to behead her just because of the color of the uniform she wore? Or where her life was on the line every second of every shift for relatively little pay? Or if there were no police and she had to fend for herself?

June 17, 2015 | Times staff reports | Letters to the editor

Tom Crawford: Will Isakson now face a challenger in 2016 race?

Until the morning of June 10, next year's U.S. Senate race appeared to be already settled.

June 17, 2015 | Tom Crawford | Community columnists

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