More to the Story

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Gainesville Times
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More to the Story takes you beyond the headlines and into the stories shaping Hall County. Each month, life reporter Adriana Cascio will sit down with a different member of the community to discover who they are, what they do, and the impact they're making.

Episodes

  1. 5d ago

    Is Lake Lanier really haunted? | More to the Story Ep. 3

    The Gainesville Times team has been working on something extra special: More to the Story, our new podcast taking you beyond the headlines and into the stories shaping Hall County. In this month's episode, life reporter Adriana Cascio heads out to the waters of Lake Lanier with Capt. Tom Stepnowski, local historian and owner of the Lake Lanier Haunted Experience boat tour. Aside from its beautiful scenery and recreational activities, the lore of Lake Lanier is filled with stories of buried towns, tragic incidents and even reported ghost sightings. But how much of its reputation is actually rooted in history and not just a legend? Tune in as we uncover what's really lurking beneath the surface of Lake Lanier. (Update: After receiving the audio files that were recorded on the island from Stepnowski, Adrianna and Ashtin both listened to the recordings and didn't hear any responses to the questions.) If you're not a subscriber, check out our plans so you have full access to local news in Gainesville and Hall County. Have an idea for our next episode? Send us your pitch to news@gainesvilletimes.com or 770-532-1234. Businesses interested in reaching the More to the Story audience, reach out to marketing@gainesvilletimes.com about sponsorship opportunities. Follow local news with The Times on social media. Instagram: @gtimesnews Facebook: Gainesville Times Episode produced and edited by Ashtin Barker

  2. Sep 30

    Buford Corn Maze Owners Reveal Future Plans | More to the Story Ep. 2

    The Gainesville Times team has been working on something extra special: More to the Story, our new podcast taking you beyond the headlines and into the stories shaping Hall County. In this month's episode, life reporter Adriana Cascio is heading down to South Hall to talk all about corn - more specifically the Buford Corn Maze. The beloved fall attraction will soon be left without a home as it's 10-year lease on the property comes to an end in 2027. Owners Billy and Cindy Sachse reveal what's next for the Buford Corn Maze and what its $1 million to $2 million move may have to offer. If you're not a subscriber, check out our plans so you have full access to local news in Gainesville and Hall County. Businesses interested in reaching the More to the Story audience, reach out to marketing@gainesvilletimes.com about sponsorship opportunities. Follow local news with The Times on social media. Instagram: @gtimesnews Facebook: Gainesville Times Episode produced and edited by Ashtin Barker

  3. Aug 27

    The Push to Recall Sheriff Gerald Couch | More to the Story Ep. 1

    The Gainesville Times team has been working on something extra special: More to the Story, our new podcast taking you beyond the headlines and into the stories shaping Hall County. In our first episode, we’re talking with Tanya Hagwood of the Concerned Citizens of Hall County Facebook group about the effort to recall Sheriff Gerald Couch in response to his February DUI arrest and subsequent suspension by Gov. Brian Kemp. We’ll also hear from Couch’s attorney, Blake Poole, to get his perspective on the recall effort. If you're not a subscriber, check out our plans so you have full access to local news in Gainesville and Hall County. Businesses interested in reaching the More to the Story audience, reach out to marketing@gainesvilletimes.com about sponsorship opportunities. Follow local news with The Times on social media. Instagram: @gtimesnews Facebook: Gainesville Times

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More to the Story takes you beyond the headlines and into the stories shaping Hall County. Each month, life reporter Adriana Cascio will sit down with a different member of the community to discover who they are, what they do, and the impact they're making.

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