We live in a world where entertainment is always just a click away. We can stream concerts, watch Broadway performances, laugh at stand-up comedians, and enjoy just about any movie or television show without ever leaving the couch.

Braselton could soon have another new dining option, with fast-casual Mediterranean restaurant CAVA planning a location along Old Winder Highway.

Pumpkin patches, corn mazes and fall festivals are always fun, but there's so much more to experience this time of year!

From creative scarecrow displays and spooky storytelling to Halloween trolley rides and a night at the theater, we've rounded up some fun and interesting things to check out around Braselton and Northeast Georgia.

Some of the next generation's business owners may be getting their start right here in Braselton, thanks to Kids Markets, a nationwide program that gives children the opportunity to turn their creative ideas into real businesses

If you love the music of Billy Joel and Elton John, downtown Braselton is about to give you a reason to sing along!

The fall edition of LIVE from Braselton returns Friday, October 16,

Picnic with Police Brings Families and Officers Together in Braselton

Some people are easy to label.

Good. Bad. Hero. Villain.

But real life - and the best stories - are rarely that simple.

A longtime Northeast Georgia Health System Foundation golf tournament has raised nearly $280,000 to support a new hospice facility expected to begin caring for patients later this year.

ART ALIVE is bringing more than 30 artists together inside The 1904 Building on Thursday, October 8, for an evening of live art, food, drinks and a chance to support more public art in Braselton.

Looking for something a little scarier than a pumpkin patch?

From haunted trails and zombie paintball to ghost tours and paranormal investigations on Lake Lanier, there are plenty of ways to get your Halloween thrills without traveling too far from Braselton.

Dinner is fun. Dinner with a show is better.

If your girls’ night out usually means dinner and drinks, The Wicked is giving you a reason to shake things up.

One of television’s most recognizable singing competitions is reportedly getting a new home - and it’s coming to Georgia.

From hayrides and pumpkins to local vendors, live music, food trucks and family activities, there are plenty of ways to celebrate fall around Braselton and Northeast Georgia.

The restaurant we recommend when someone asks where to eat. The contractor whose number we keep in our phone. The insurance agent we trust. The shop we stop in when we need a gift. The business owner we immediately think of when a friend says, “Do you know someone who…?”

But before a local business becomes one of our favorites, something must happen first.

Technology has become an increasingly important tool for law enforcement, but with that technology comes an equally important question: Who has access to it, and what safeguards are in place to make sure it is being used appropriately?

Nothing says Fall quite like picking out the perfect pumpkin!

There’s just something about getting lost in a cornfield that screams Autumn!! From quick trips close to Braselton to full-day farm adventures in the Northeast Georgia countryside, these corn mazes offer plenty of reasons to grab the family and make a day of it.

Two very different businesses could be coming to Braselton, with recent proposals ranging from fine art and historical artifacts in downtown to a new Starbucks location along Highway 211.

There are those nights that turn into something you’ll still be talking about the next day.

Rather than choosing between dinner out and a night of entertainment, guests will experience both as part of one evening, pairing a chef-crafted multi-course dinner with a live theatrical performance by the Leather & Lace Stars.

For local businesses, sponsorship can be more than putting a logo on a sign or getting a mention at an event. It can tell people who you are, what you value and the kind of community you want to help build.

That’s especially true when the event you’re supporting is designed to help other businesses grow.

If it feels like there are a lot more people living, working and driving around Jackson County these days, the latest numbers confirm it.

Jackson County's population has grown by more than 30% in just five years, making it one of the fastest-growing counties in the country and highlighting the dramatic transformation taking place along the I-85 corridor.

Thousands of people drive through Braselton every day, but it's easy to forget that tucked just outside of town is a motorsports destination known by racing fans across the country and around the world.

This weekend will offer another reminder.

When a business considers participating in a local event, it’s easy to look at the decision in simple terms:

What does the booth cost, and what will I get from it?

That’s a reasonable question. But it may not be the most important one.

Six Jackson County schools received bomb threats early Friday morning, forcing the district to cancel classes for the day while law enforcement searched the affected campuses.

Think about the businesses you use regularly.

The restaurant you recommend to friends. The contractor you call when something breaks. The insurance agent whose name immediately comes to mind. The shop you visit when you need a gift.

Braselton is getting a growing college presence as Free Chapel moves forward with plans to establish a permanent home for Free Chapel College at its Braselton campus.

One of the biggest international events on Braselton's annual calendar is just around the corner, and for the first time, the Town of Braselton is launching Braselton Race Fest 2026, a new community celebration designed to kick off one of the year's most anticipated racing weekends by bringing residents, visitors and motorsports enthusiasts together in the heart of downtown.

Ask a successful business owner where their biggest opportunity came from, and chances are it wasn't from an online ad or a perfectly timed social media post.

If you're looking for a fun night out that's less than an hour from Braselton, the Atlanta Gladiators have announced a lineup of promotions designed to make every trip to the rink a little different this season.