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GGC tennis announces first signee
Swedish champion to join Grizzlies for inaugural season
G-Braves' defensive miscues costly in 3-2 loss to Bats
The Gwinnett Braves had plenty of good pitching in Friday night's game with Louisville.. But so did the visiting Bats, who also had a little better defense.
Lions' Pierannunzi aims for perfect ending to high school career
Senior hopes Lions can finally make the trip to Columbus for the state finals
Gustafson returns to Gwinnett with sense of renewal
Tim Gustafson has played much of his baseball career in north Georgia, and in Gwinnett County in particular.
American Burroughs picks up Olympic gold in wrestling
24-year-old takes down Iranian in freestyle finals
PREP ROUNDUP: Bradford perfect in first outing
Recaps of Friday's high school sports events
Maholm throws three-hitter to lead Braves past Mets
Paul Maholm pitched a three-hitter in his second start for Atlanta and the Braves got two-run homers from Jason Heyward and Dan Uggla to beat the New York Mets 4-0 Friday night.
U.S. on track to beat China in both medals races
Track and field surge makes the difference for the Americans
U.S. women's soccer team now faces uncertain future
Next big tourney isn't for three years; options to play in the U.S. are limited
With London wrapping up, focus turns to Sochi
Russian city up next for 2014 Winter Olympics
Nellum to carry U.S. flag as Olympic closing
Runner returned to medal in Olympics after 2008 shooting
Women's boxing looks to grow after big Olympic debut
Field could be at least doubled for Rio in 2016
U.S. women shatter 4x100 world record
With big lead, Jeter takes foursome to record time
Bahamas relay stuns U.S. in 4x400
Taylor gets passed at end and Americans settle for silver
The Who, Spice Girls to rock Olympic Closing Ceremonies
London Games coming to a close with big show
Eyes on London, Aug. 10 edition
Olympic news and notes from the Associated Press
Americans coast into men's basketball gold medal game
Spain now stands between NBA-heavy team and Olympic championship
MUST READ: 'Son of Sam' killer says society must 'take the glory out of guns'
NEW YORK -- David Berkowitz, who shot and killed six people during a yearlong spree in New York City in the 1970s, says "society has to take the glory out of guns."
Gas prices blamed on refinery issues
NEW YORK -- A surprise surge in gasoline prices is taking some of the fun out of summer. The national average for a gallon of gas at the pump has climbed to $3.67, a rise of 34 cents since July 1.
Crowds flock to take advantage of tax holiday
Consumers looked for opportunities to take advantage of the state's first sales tax holiday this weekend since 2009.
Buick sighting brings back good old days
Huckaby laments that they don't make cars like they used to, especially the 1968 Buick with seats that recliine and an 8-track player.
YARBROUGH: School superintendent's endorsement of Chip Rogers raises questions
What in the world was State School Superintendent John Barge thinking when he endorsed the re-election campaign of State Senate Majority Leader Chip Rogers, R-Woodstock? Chip Rogers, in case you are not aware, is not exactly public education's best friend.
Wheeler stays on top at Forrest Wood Cup
While being known as one to the top spotted bass fisheries in the country, the 2012 Forrest Wood Cup has revealed one thing -- largemouth are back.
Softball team-by-team preview
Team-by-team glances at Gwinnett County softball teams
Super Six Softball Bios
The Daily Post's selections of the county's top softball players
Owner arrested for alleged gambling at convenience store
Mohammad Khalequzzaman, of Stone Mountain, charged with paying undercover cops for earnings on machines in his Norcross convenience store
3 teens give back to their community
Sophomores from South Gwinnett High School collected school supplies for younger students in their community.
Loganville High grad killed in Afghanistan
Maj. Walter D. Gray, a graduate of Loganville High School, was a "tremendous officer and leader"
3 wanted for robbing man holding baby
Three suspects wanted for robbing Winder man with 1-year-old baby in his arms.
Home of slain teen can't help free father from jail
Federal judge rules Norcross home where teen was slain cannot be used as an asset to bond out his father.
Tide Dry Cleaners opens Saturday
To celebrate the grand opening of Tide Dry Cleaners Duluth, the business is offering two free times clenaed from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday.
Summers — Angle
Angle. Jim and Lynda Summers of Snellville announce the engagement of their daughter, Jessica Summers of Macon, to Greg Angle of Macon, son of Elliott and Sheryl Angle of Warner Robins.
Dana — Fitch
Susie Dana of Lawrenceville along with Kristen Mullikin of Canton announce the engagement of Kelli Dana of Lawrenceville to Jordan Fitch of Lawrenceville, son of Michael and Deale Fitch of Dacula.
Sazera — Brigman
Leslie Michelle Sazera and Brandon Scott Brigman were married July 14 at Ivy Creek Baptist Church. Pastor Craig Dale officiated the ceremony.
50th anniversary — Ashburn
Roland and Rayene Ashburn of Norcross recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary.
LARSON: Artists get folksy at Slotin Folk Art Fest
Great art by great people on display at local event.
JENKINS: Olympic Games are sports for non-sports fans
For the true sports fan, the subjective nature of many Olympic sports just doesn't cut it.
Next Barrow CERT class fires up Thursday
Barrow officials seeking applicants for next CERT class, which begins Aug. 16.
GWINNETT GAB: Fundraiser benefits Georgia SPCA
The Georgia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has scheduled its thrid annual "You Ain't Nothin but a Pound Dog" fundraiser to benefit the organization's shelter an dpet adoption center.
Former comedian hosts radio show for Hispanics
A Sunday morning radio show that hopes to help people learn Spanish in interactive ways debuted last week on 96.5 FM, which can be heard throughout most of Gwinnett County.
Local teen recognized for saving life
Commissioners recognize Conlan Casal for saving a woman choking at the restaurant where he worked.
Falcons making mark with physical therapy centers across Gwinnett
Atlanta Falcons Physical Therapy Center has eight total locations, three (including the original Suwanee office) in Gwinnett
Duluth accepting applications for academy
The city of Duluth is accepting applications for the fifth annual Learn, Engage, Advance Duluth Academy.
Norcross gets new parks and rec superintendent
Long-time city employee Mary Beth Bender appointed to position
County offers family campout in Tribble Mill Park
Families have a chance to camp out under the stars, eat a chuck wagon meal and play games Aug. 17.
GOOD NEWS: UGA awards Baldwin scholarships to Gwinnett grads
Three recent high school graduates from Gwinnett County Public Schools have earned prestigious scholarships funded by the University of Georgia Foundation.
LSU boots 'Honey badger'
LSU's national championship hopes were hurt Friday when Heisman Trophy finalist Tyrann Mathieu was kicked off the team for breaking an athletic department rule.
GMC celebrates 100,000th baby
On Thursday, Lucy Baker became the 100,000th baby born at Gwinnett Medical Center's Women's Pavilion in Lawrenceville.
RICH: Coming to terms with a 'Gone With the Wind' novice
It's hard to believe that a person who teaches literature would not have read the Southern classic.
MCLEOD: Why people are afraid to be enthusiastic
Remember this: nothing bad happens when you get excited about something.
Mill Creek principal retiring to battle cancer
The principal of the state's largest high school and a longtime Gwinnett County Public Schools veteran has announced he will retire in December.
1873 dime sells for a pretty penny: $1.6 million
A dime made in 1873 has cost someone a pretty penny: It sold for $1.6 million at auction.
VIDEO OF THE DAY: Crash landing caught on tape
Take a look at this video as tourists captured a plane crash in Idaho from inside the plane.
Ryan, Flacco similar in debuts as Ravens beat Falcons
Winless in 2011 preseason, Atlanta opens with another loss thanks to second-half letdown
Paul J. Lackovich
Paul John Lackovich, 43, of Buford, Georgia, formerly of Monongahela, PA and Arlington, TX, died Sunday, June 10, 2012 at the Embracing Hospice of colon cancer. Mr. Lackovich was born ...
John Sapp, Jr.
John Wesley Sapp, Jr., age 68, of Snellville, GA passed away on August 8, 2012. Arrangements by Tim Stewart Funeral Home, Snellville, 770-979-5010.
John Coviello
Mr. John J. Coviello, age 63, of Sugar Hill, GA, passed away on August 8, 2012. 
Gerard Dowd
Gerard A. “Jerry” Dowd, age 60, of Duluth, GA, passed away suddenly on August 6, 2012 during a fly-fishing trip to Alaska. Jerry was born in Philadelphia ...
Dene Roberts
Mrs. Dene Corbin Roberts, age 97 of Lawrenceville, GA,. passed away on Wednesday, August 8, 2012. A Graveside Service will be held 11 AM Friday, August 10, 2012 at Gwinnett ...
William Fugerson
Mr. William Andrew “Bubba” Fugerson, age 21, of Braselton, passed away Tuesday, August 7, 2012.
Kathleen Wages
Two Smiling Eyes Two Smiling Eyes are sleeping, Two busy hands are still. The one we loved so deeply is resting at God’s will. May she always walk ...
Clarice "Jackie" Neale
Clarice ”Jackie” Neale, 74, of Loganville, passed away on Sunday, August 5, 2012. Visitation will be from 10-11am on Saturday, August 11, 2012, at Eternal Hills Funeral Home ...
