Good morning, Gainesville.

Walk to Remember took place yesterday at Laurel Park in Gainesville, where local families honored loved ones lost — sharing memories and taking steps toward healing.

Construction on Gainesville High’s Ivey-Watson Field $7.7M overhaul is underway + work will finish between mid-January and early February.

Gainesville City Schools is considering raising tuition for non-resident students as district officials review the proposal (final details pending).

Tropical Depression Nine formed Tuesday in the Gulf and is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane by Thursday.

North Georgia will see rain starting Friday night with gusty winds & possible flash floods, and residents are advised to monitor updates closely.

NGHS is expanding care by appointing four leaders.

Stephanie Jones becomes chief nursing officer for NGMC, Dr. Barry Jenkins takes on system chief medical officer duties, Callie Andrews is named senior vice president for the southern market, and Dr. William Potter will join as chief medical officer on Jan. 4.

The Times’ Hall About Health Fall Expo is scheduled for Wednesday, Oct.

14 at the Frances Meadows Aquatics & Fitness Center. It will offer free flu shots, health screenings and one-on-one consultations by local healthcare professionals.

Gainesville's Jeremiah Proctor was named Defensive Player of the Week after his physical play in the Region 7-6A win against Roswell — he made a key stop at Phillip Beard Stadium on Aug.

22.

North Hall fell to North Forsyth in a softball game today (Flowery Branch lost to Jefferson in Region 8-5A) as local teams competed in regional matchups.