Good morning, Gainesville.

Pop's Estate & Marketplace, a nostalgic thrift shop featuring VHS tapes and 1980s movie posters (plus antique furniture), opened last week in Flowery Branch.

The store is run by a local grandfather-grandson duo.

Hall County schools and the sheriff's office have launched a camera program on fifty buses to deter vehicles from illegally passing stopped buses during student pickups.

Drivers face an eight week warning before fines up to $1,000 are issued (Georgia law).

Four Lanier Technical College students earned gold and silver medals at a recent SkillsUSA Nationals in Atlanta.

They competed at the Georgia World Congress Center with peers from across the country to show in-demand skills in healthcare + technical education.

Hall County Schools will soon reopen and officials warn drivers that passing a stopped bus illegally will lead to fines after an 8-week warning period; cameras on buses will record license plates to help enforce the rule in the district.

Mimi Collins, founding executive director of Longstreet Clinic since 1994, retired after three decades of service; a farewell ceremony was held Tuesday, July 28 + at The Boathouse at Lake Lanier to honor her work.

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.