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Flowery Branch High School student arrested after gun found in backpack
A 16-year-old Flowery Branch High School student was arrested Friday morning after school officials found a handgun in his backpack, according to the Hall County Sheriff’s Office.

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From a use-of-force violation to glowing praise: Inside a fired Hall investigator's personnel file
A former Hall County Sheriff's Office investigator who was fired and arrested last week for allegedly slapping a child in the face had a history of disciplinary problems, including using excessive force against an inmate and accidentally firing his gun inside his apartment, according to newly obtained personnel records.

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In a South Hall neighborhood that becomes a Halloween town, one family goes all in on ‘Widow’s Bay’
In a Buford neighborhood that transforms into a Halloween town every October, Jennifer and Matthew Denk are determined to make sure their house is more than just another candy stop.

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‘You ought to be ashamed’: Hall chairman confronts neighbors after vote on his event venue
Hall County Chairman David Gibbs clashed with neighbors during Thursday's commission meeting after the board voted to amend zoning conditions on an event venue he owns in Clermont.

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Gainesville approves $8.6M in tax incentives for downtown hotel. Here's when work could begin
Gainesville City Council has approved up to $8.6 million in public funding for a planned eight-story hotel in downtown Gainesville, though most of that money would come from future property taxes generated by the hotel itself.

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