Lanier Tech News Today

Hall Countys small business community gathered Tuesday morning to hear an economic and political forecast as presented by four local business officials.

Northeast Georgia Health System President and CEO Carol Burrell recently discussed the challenges NGHS faced in 2023 and what they look forward to in 2024.

Expansions in downtown Gainesville and across the region have characterized 2023 with a similar outlook heading into the new year.

Student Summer Barnhart and educator Terri Greene will be entered in statewide 2024 competition for the same honors.

Brenau University and Lanier Technical College have signed an agreement allowing students to transfer credits from Lanier Tech's HIMT program towards a degree at Brenau.

Supporters of the youth programs to be honored Thursday, October 19th.

Nearly 80% of all HCFR calls are medical, raising the demand for qualified, trained personnel willing to serve as paramedics in the department — a problem with a solution in the making.

Lanier Technical College held its annual High School Equivalency Graduation Thursday.

Deputies with the Winder Police Department and the Barrow County Sheriffs Office responded to a report of a suicidal man at City Pond Park on Wednesday just before 3 p.m.

The Hall County School District held its annual “Night of Honor” event Monday at Lanier Tech’s Ramsey Conference Center to recognize the district’s retirees and teachers of the year.