Hoschton, United States (Local)
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Ben Munro's coverage primarily focuses on local government, development projects, and community affairs in the Hoschton and Braselton areas of Georgia. His articles predominantly cover city council decisions, zoning approvals, and announcements related to house & home topics.
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By: Ben Munro
[email protected] With a unanimous vote, the Braselton Planning Commission recommended approval of a 16,250-square-foot commercial building proposed for a three-acre site at 5139 Thompson Mill Road in Braselton.
By: Ben Munro
Several first responder agencies in Jackson County recently received equipment designed to support both their physical and mental health.
By: Ben Munro
Some Hoschton residents are interested in more transit service options after learning about Jackson County’s transit program.
By: Ben Munro
Plans for a 16,250-square-foot commercial building proposed for a three-acre site at 5139 Thompson Mill Road in Braselton were OK’d by the Braselton Town Council. Though the tenant is not
Lester Landor and Sarai Flemister-Reid were crowned as Jackson County High School's prom king and queen Saturday night (April 18) at the event held at The Venue on Broad in
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A recently expanded Braselton Urban Redevelopment Agency (URA) will look to handle a busier slate moving forward.
By: Ben Munro
Hoschton beer and wine connoisseurs will be able to enjoy a festival dedicated to both beverages right in their own backyard.
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The Mulberry City Council is set to hold first reads of multiple charter amendments aimed at ending approximately two years of litigation against the municipality by Gwinnett County.
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The owners of a 19th-century home that once drew crowds for community events are reviving that legacy over a century later.
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A West Jackson family, whose beloved pet pig was reportedly killed by their neighbors, said they have received an outpouring of support in the wake of the tragedy, which garnered state and even national attention.
