During National Historic Preservation Month
the Town of Braselton will host free guided walking tours through Historic Downtown Braselton
Braselton officials said the tours will be held on Wednesdays through May
registration is encouraged due to limited space
The tours will showcase the town's rich heritage and share the stories behind its historic buildings
“Our downtown is full of stories that deserve to be told,” Community Development Director Amy Pinnell said
“Historic Preservation Month is the perfect time to celebrate the people and places that shaped our community.”
The tours will begin on the front porch of Braselton Town Hall
This initiative is a collaboration between the Braselton Main Street Program and the Town of Braselton Community Development Office
Attendees are encouraged to wear comfortable walking shoes and bring water
To register or learn more, click here or contact Jessica Payne at [email protected] or 706-654-5552
Fast-casual eatery celebrates grand opening with special promotions and giveaways
2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Chicken Salad Chick, the nation's leading fast-casual chicken salad restaurant
announces the grand opening of its newest location in Braselton
marking its 42nd location in the company's home state of Georgia
The new restaurant furthers the brand's commitment to continued expansion in the Southeast
bringing its beloved made-from-scratch chicken salad and fresh menu options to more communities in the region
the Braselton restaurant will officially open its doors on Wednesday
General Manager Craig Bell and Braselton team members will award the first 100 guests who purchase The Chick Meal free chicken salad for a year
Chicken Salad Chick offers an inviting atmosphere where guests can enjoy a variety of chicken salad flavors
the Braselton restaurant provides convenient and delicious meals for individuals and families on the go
Aligning with the brand's promise to give back to the communities it serves, Chicken Salad Chick will donate a portion of proceeds from its pre-opening events to the Barrow Community Foundation
The Foundation works to enhance the quality of life for residents by focusing on the educational
environmental and economic needs in Barrow County and by connecting donors with causes that matter in the community
"Chicken Salad Chick is committed to growth in the communities we serve
and we are proud to expand our presence in Georgia with the opening of our Braselton location," said Chicken Salad Chick President and CEO Scott Deviney
"We look forward to meeting our new neighbors and providing fresh
flavorful meals and a dining experience that embodies the warmth and comfort of Southern hospitality."
Operating hours for the new Braselton location will be Monday through Saturday
including an expanded dessert menu featuring cakes and other sweet treats
the community is invited to experience Chicken Salad Chick's Southern hospitality through additional giveaways:
*The first 100 guests participating in the Free Chicken Salad for a Year rewards program on Grand Opening Day will line up in a 'first come
first counted' order at Chicken Salad Chick
Guests are required to remain onsite until the store opens at 10 a.m
An early arrival is recommended to be among the first 100 guests in line
each guest will be assigned a number by the Chicken Salad Chick team corresponding to their place in line
Guest 1 will receive 1 free Large Quick Chick per week for 52 weeks; Guests 2 - 100 will receive 1 Free Large Quick Chick per month for 12 months
* Winners will receive the first free Large Quick Chick electronically to the Chicken Salad Chick App the Monday following Grand Opening Day
Reward will be valid for redemption for 30 days upon delivery
be 16 years or older and purchase The Chick Meal
**Must be 16 years or older and purchase The Chick Trio
***Must be 16 years or older and purchase The Chick Trio
****Must be 16 years or older and purchase two Large Quick Chicks, 1 Cooler per Guest Present
*****Must be 16 years or older and purchase The Chick Trio
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A single story home in Braselton was declared a total loss following a fire on Friday night.
Hall County Fire Rescue units responded to the 4500 block of White Horse Drive shortly after 8:00 p.m
and discovered the residence fully involved in flames
Crews utilized aerial operations to attack the flames and a hydrant across the street to contain the fire and prevent the woods and nearby homes from catching fire
The homeowner and their dog were able to safely escape the blaze prior to the Fire Rescue crews arrival.
The American Red Cross was notified for two displaced adults
The cause of the fire is being investigated by the Hall County Fire Marshal’s Office.
The Town of Braselton has announced its upcoming Community Clean-Up Event which is scheduled to take place on Saturday
Volunteers of all ages are invited to join the event which will begin at the Asa Carlton building located at 100 High Point Parkway between 8:30 a.m
The initiative for the clean-up aims to encourage environmental awareness
Participants will then move to designated areas throughout the town to collect litter
safety vests and other clean-up materials will be provided
"This clean-up event is more than just picking up trash; it's about coming together as a community to demonstrate our commitment to preserving and enhancing the environment we all share," said Amy Pinnell
Community Development Direct for the Town of Braselton
and more vibrant community for everyone."
"We believe in the power of collective action and the positive ripple effects it can have on our community," added Christopher Sorrell
instill a sense of pride in our surroundings
and create a lasting impact for generations to come."
All participants who pre-register before 5 p.m
on March 27 can request a free T-shirt to pick up on the morning of the event.
Those who do not pre-register will still be able to pick up a shirt on a first-come
first-serve basis while supplies last.
To pre-register visit this link.
A Braselton woman is behind bars on charges of assaulting a 79-year-old man in her home over the weekend
Saturday at the home on Benefield Road in South Hall County
Hall County Sheriff's Office Spokesperson B.J
Williams said deputies got to the scene to find both Forrester and the victim injured
"Forrester had been in a physical fight with the victim...both the victim and the suspect lived in that residence together," Williams said
"Forrester had actually broken the door to the victim's bedroom in an attempt to gain access to the victim and the two began to fight."
Williams said Forrester is accused of assaulting the man with multiple household items
"Forrester used a dustpan handle and also one of the chairs in the kitchen to assault this 79-year-old man," Williams said
scrapes and severe bruises from the assault
Forrester was also injured in the altercation
being taken to Northeast Georgia Medical Center in Braselton for abrasions to her face and head
Forrester was taken to the Hall County Jail
where she remains as of Tuesday afternoon without bond on charges including aggravated assault
trespassing and exploitation of an elderly person
Patients in northeast Georgia with back issues now have a new option for spine surgery that results in less pain
smaller scars and faster recovery – and you don’t have to drive to Atlanta to get it
Northeast Georgia Medical Center (NGMC) Braselton now offers ultra-minimally invasive spine surgery for people suffering from herniated discs
The NGMC's executive director of Neurosciences
“This can be a game changer for people who have put off spine surgeries for years out of fear of how painful and invasive surgery can be. Ultra-minimally invasive spine surgery offers benefits such as reduced scarring
faster recovery times and reduced hospital stays with many patients going home the same day – as well as improved functional outcomes to help our patients heal quickly and get back to their quality of life.”
A press release from the NGMC notes that surgeons use a camera on a flexible tube called an endoscope to view the patient’s spine in high definition and use thin surgical tools to perform the procedures – all through an incision that’s about the width of a pencil
Officials add that the advanced technique helps avoid damage to muscles responsible for stabilizing the back and reduces the need to remove bone
You can learn more about spine surgery at NGMC online by going to nghs.com/spine
Kingsview Partners recently opened a new office in Braselton
Town Manager Jennifer Scott and Community Development Director Amy Pinnell joined Wealth Manager Ralph M
Kingsview Partners is an independent fiduciary advisory firm catering to investors looking to grow their wealth.
As a certified financial planner professional
Brooks collaborates with attorneys and tax professionals to provide clients with financial solutions
“Numbers are just part of the story; I enjoy building personal connections
it's not just about figures on a spreadsheet- it’s about being a true fiduciary and understanding my clients’ dreams
My goal is to provide comprehensive financial solutions that make a meaningful impact in the lives of my friends and neighbors.”
Kingsview Partners’ new office is located at 6750 Hwy 53, Suite 105. Ralph can be reached at 706-478-5048 or via email at [email protected].
The new location is the brand's 42nd outlet in the US state
US-based fast-casual restaurant chain Chicken Salad Chick is expanding its footprint in the state of Georgia with a new location in Braselton
The new location marks the brand’s 42nd outlet in the state and underscores its growth strategy in the southeast US
this new branch will commence operations on 4 March 2025
Chicken Salad Chick president and CEO Scott Deviney said: “Chicken Salad Chick is committed to growth in the communities we serve
and we are proud to expand our presence in Georgia with the opening of our Braselton location
“We look forward to meeting our new neighbours and providing fresh
flavourful meals and a dining experience that embodies the warmth and comfort of Southern hospitality.”
led by district manager Shaka McCoy and general manager Craig Bell
is set to celebrate opening day by offering the first one hundred customers who purchase the Chick Meal complimentary chicken salad for one year
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Chicken Salad Chick offers a range of chicken salad flavours
The new Braselton outlet is set to operate from Monday to Saturday from 10am to 8pm
On 18 February 2025, Chicken Salad Chick announced the opening of a new outlet in Bowling Green
led by Hannah Witherspoon of Em’s Chick and her family – the third property under their franchise leadership
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A Braselton man who was injured in a multi-vehicle accident on Winder Highway on March 5 died at Northeast Georgia Medical Center (NGMC) on Sunday.
55-year-old Shannon Dwight Pressley has been identified as the victim.
on Winder Highway near Cedar Ridge Drive in Oakwood.
The investigation determined that Pressley was driving in the right hand lane of Winder Highway and failed to slow for vehicles that were stopped in traffic congestion
Pressley struck a passenger vehicle from behind and that vehicle hit an SUV in front of it according to officials
Pressley’s pickup truck traveled into the median of the roadway
and he suffered serious injuries as a result
The sheriff’s office also said he was not wearing a seatbelt
The Gwinnett County Police Department is searching for Datrayvon Allen-Bey
of Braselton who may be traveling to Michigan.
Police officials said on Wednesday that he is 5 feet 8 inches tall
weighs around 140 pounds and has black hair and brown eyes
Allen-Bey was last seen wearing a black puffy jacket
Those with information on the case should call GCPD detectives at (770) 513-5300
A home burglary near Braselton is under investigation by Hall County authorities
The Hall County Sheriff’s Office said deputies responded to a home in the 4400 block of Benefield Road on Monday
Officials said a 24-year-old man who lived at the residence returned home Sunday
a high-end dish and a BB gun were missing from his room
The estimated combined value of the items is $1,300
The sheriff's office has not publicly named any suspects as of Tuesday afternoon