Good morning, Gainesville.

Preparations are underway for Mule Camp Market on Midland Greenway; vendor setup begins this evening and the market runs Friday to Sunday, with a Sunday worship service before vendors open.

A free Gainesville Trolley will shuttle guests between parking decks & the event.

Wellroot Family Services received a $300K grant from the Ivester Foundation to help Hall County families facing sudden financial emergencies and held a ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday in April at their new Family Resiliency Center at 430 Prior Street in Gainesville.

Gainesville City Schools is considering changing attendance zones for three elementary schools (affecting about 100 students) to ease overcrowding at Gainesville Exploration Academy and boost enrollment at New Holland Leadership Academy.

The Food Safety and Inspection Service has issued a public health alert today for canned chicken Vienna-style sausages illegally imported from Jamaica and sold in Georgia stores.

Although no illnesses have been reported, customers are advised to return or dispose of the products.

NGMC Lumpkin was recognized nationally after Vizient ranked it No. 4 among 24 small hospitals in its Quality Leadership Ranking study, which evaluated 1,346 hospitals on patient safety, mortality, efficiency and care effectiveness.

The strong performance underscores the hospital's ongoing commitment to quality care.

Gainesville’s last family home on historic Green Street, with white columns (the Hosch home), became Private Bank and Trust at 424 Green St on Monday, Oct.

5. The building now serves local customers as a community bank after over a decade as a family home.