Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 22nd of July.
Good morning, Gainesville.
PeopleFinders warns that summer scams—including fake travel offers, gambling schemes, and toll alerts—are increasing, so Gainesville residents should verify calls and messages before sharing personal details.
Stay alert and check trusted sources to keep your information safe.
A Forsyth County farm now offers water grown lettuce amid cyclosporiasis fears, Gainesville teachers begin orientation tomorrow while Hall County events are set for later in the week, and former law clerk Brian K.
Epps has been named to the Georgia Court of Appeals by Gov. Kemp to fill a vacancy.
Decoy, a downtown eatery, bar, and gaming adventure, announced plans to relocate within the area to better serve local patrons.
The move will occur soon while keeping the venue near its current home.
Wild bucks smashed windows at several businesses today in Gainesville (local police are investigating the incident).
Gainesville City Schools reported a record AP exam pass rate this year, showing strong student performance across the district.
Drawdown Georgia released its Jan.-Mar. emissions report for Hall County showing that transportation is the top pollutant source followed by industrial, residential, and commercial sectors; agriculture and forestry contribute little (statewide trends are similar).
Hall County high school football teams will kick off their season on Aug.
21 as the 2026 Preseason All-County roster spotlights top players from local programs. The announcement sets the stage for a competitive fall season.
Tracy Byrd Live Concert
7:30-10:30 p.m. — The Hall at Bourbon Brothers — Check venue for ticket prices — Don’t miss Tracy Byrd live—classic hits, incredible voice, and unforgettable country energy await.
Back in Time - Tribute Concert
8-10 p.m. — Smithgall Arts Center — $25 individual, $35 table of eight — Enjoy classic hits spanning the '50s to '80s performed by North Georgia’s premier horn and show band.
The Brook and The Bluff Concert
8-10 p.m. — Smithgall Arts Center — $35 individual, $40 table of eight — Experience the captivating sounds of The Brook & The Bluff as they promote their new album.
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