Good morning, Gainesville.

Hall County Control Officers rescued a Cane Corso from Lake Lanier after it was stranded for about three weeks.

The dog is held for 72 business hours (to allow owners to reclaim it) and will be available for adoption thereafter.

After Sunday thunderstorms, trees and debris blocked several Hall County roads (including those near Gainesville), and crews began clearing lanes while urging drivers to use caution.

Gas prices in Gainesville rose eight cents since last Monday, contrasting with a Georgia average of $4.09 as the national average climbed to $4.43.

AAA notes crude oil remains high (averaging $100 per barrel) amid supply volatility.

Gainesville-based North Georgia Land Trust released its Fall 2026 report today, noting a 135% boost in website use and over 1,000 new Facebook followers.

The group mailed more than 5,000 landowners in six counties and plans to expand outreach to Banks, Barrow & Forsyth while working on conservation easements.

Today, Gainesville officials remind motorists that Personal Transportation Vehicles (PTVs) are allowed on any city street with a 35 mph limit that is not part of the state highway system.

Officials urge drivers to use designated golf cart crossings as cooler temperatures bring more golf cart traffic to the area.

A memorial service for Gainesville native Charles Hosch was held Saturday at a Houston church after he had been missing for a year (in the northeast mountains); meanwhile, the Hall County Commission cancelled Monday’s session and Thursday meeting and will vote Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. at the government center.