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Delgado solid in G-Braves loss
Bullpen struggles in 7-4 defeat
American shooter gets long-awaited medal
Cancer battle behind him, Emmons comes away with three-position medal
U.S. beats Tunisia in men's volleyball
Defending champion Americans play their way into top seed
Durant shoots U.S. past Argentina, into quarterfinals as top seed
Americans roll to 126-97 victory as group play concludes
Norcross sets property tax millage rate
NORCROSS -- City leaders voted Monday evening to set the 2012 property tax millage rate at 6.424, the same rate that applied to property owners in 2011. According to city manager Rudolph Smith, the new millage rate would have to be raised to 7.018 in order to collect what was
Sheets, Braves stay hot in win over Phillies
Right-hander lowers his ERA to 1.13 in his six Atlanta starts
Sugar Hill considers new flag at meeting
As Sugar Hill's downtown city hall complex and streetscape approach completion, Gwinnett County's fourth-largest city is considering its crowning elements.
Lawrenceville approves $84.2M budget
LAWRENCEVILLE -- By a unanimous vote, the Lawrenceville City Council approved an $84.2 million budget for 2012-13 on Monday night.
Boater charged in fatal crash freed on bond
A man charged in the deaths of two brothers killed in a boating crash on Lake Lanier is free on bond.
France edges Nigeria in men's hoops
Nigerians rally in second half, but fall just short
U.S. women's basketball team aims for improvement
Stakes rising entering Tuesday game against Canada
Stoppage-time header, in 122nd minute, sends U.S. women's soccer to finals
Morgan's goal gives U.S. first lead, rematch vs. Japan for gold medal
U.S. Olympic veteran wins first pole vault title
Suhr nabs Olympic gold, unseats two-time reigning champion
No injuries in train-truck collision
After a truck is involved in a collision, occupants escape before the truck is hit by a train Monday.
Other Olympic event: Haves vs. Have-nots
Some athletes train full-time, others balance jobs in lead up to Olympics
DAHLBERG: U.S. women's boxer survives bad hair day
Women show toughness, aggression that some of their male counterparts have lacked
Tough draw for Americans in taekwondo
Fighting gets underway this week in Olympics
American men done in beach volleyball
Gibb-Rosenthal team falls to Latvian pair
A morning in the life of a new GCPS student
Like most moms dropping their kindergartners off for the first day of classes on Monday morning, Katie McClendon held back the tears as best she could.
Eyes on London, Aug. 6 edition
News and notes from the Olympics from Associated Press reporters
Hungary dominates U.S. in water polo
Defending champion look strong in last game of prelims
Woman awarded $137,500 in wrongful arrest case
Businesswoman awarded damages, after judge rules a Lawrenceville police officer arrested her without probably cause.
Gunman sought in Lilburn bank heist
FBI, Lilburn police seeking gunman in Wells Fargo stick-up Monday morning.
Memorial account set up for drowning victim
LAWRENCEVILLE -- Friends and family of a grieving mother have set up a memorial bank account for a 7-year-old Sugar Hill boy who drowned in a Cumming pool last month.. Stephon Tyrique Alston died July 29 while visiting his father's apartment. According to his obituary, the boy was
GCPS students, teachers mark first day of school
Gwinnett County Public Schools welcomed students back to school for their first day of the new year on Monday.
Skeletal remains found in Lawrenceville
Remains of an unidentified black female were found in a wooded area Sunday afternoon.
Brazen gunman takes hair weaves, cash
Robber seeks hair weaves in brazen Lawrenceville robbery, police say.
Prosecutor: Father's cocaine biz led robbers to home where teen was fatally shot
Robbery crew who killed Norcross teen in February were looking for drugs and money from his father's cocaine trafficking operation, prosecutors said in federal court.
Boater charged in lake crash waives court hearing
A boater facing a homicide charge in a deadly collision on Lake Lanier faces his first court appearance.
Ga. school lunches to include more fruits, veggies
Georgia students can expect to see more fruits and vegetables in their school lunches under new federal guidelines aimed at adding more nutrition to their diets.
