Gainesville Times
Gainesville, Georgia, United StatesEnglishServing as the primary source of news for Hall County, Georgia, this publication has provided local journalism and community updates since its founding in 1947. It maintains a strong regional focus by covering government, education, and high school athletics for the growing population of the Gainesville and Lake Lanier area.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN GEORGIA
Dating back to the eighteenth century, the regional newspaper industry here is characterized by a stark divide between dominant metropolitan dailies and enduring rural weeklies. Leading the market is the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the flagship daily owned by Cox Enterprises that holds significant statewide influence. Other historical heavyweights include the Gannett-owned Augusta Chronicle, which operates as one of the oldest continuously published papers in the South, and the McClatchy-owned Macon Telegraph. The local media network also includes a deeply rooted African-American press, highlighted by the historic Atlanta Daily World, founded in 1928, and the Atlanta Voice. Paperboy indexes 151 Georgia newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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- '2018 all over again': Gov. Kemp, GOP governor nominee Rick Jackson make Gainesville campaign stop
- Truett McConnell University to offer free tuition to qualifying Georgia students. Here's who is eligible
- Road To Recovery: Gainesville assistant football coach recounts recent battle with cancer
- What Gov. Kemp said in celebrating Gainesville Inland Port opening
- Update: Early voting is underway in Hall County. Here's what you need to know
- High school softball playoffs: Cherokee Bluff falls to West Laurens in Columbus
- High school softball playoffs: North Hall's Shuler homers twice in win against Long County in Columbus
- High school softball state tournament: Late offensive barrage powers Cherokee Bluff past Harlem