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DeShields, Norcross make statement with 57-41 win over McEachern
In opening the 2012-13 high school basketball season with a battle of the last two state champions from Georgia's largest classification, Norcross' girls wanted to make a bit of a statement.
Tech spoils Mutakabbir's homecoming
For a half, it looked like Khalid Mutakabbir's trip home might be a very memorable one. Presbyterian led Georgia Tech and the Peachtree Ridge graduate was having his way with the stunned Yellow Jackets.
Jets' Ryan angered by anonymous rips of Tebow
A report surfaces Wednesday featuring anonymous N.Y. Jets ripping the ability of backup QB Tim Tebow.
Return to Bethesda takes GDP's Hammock back
Daily Post sports editor returned Wednesday to his alma mater, where he was a student from 1979-1985
DALY: Perennials provide beauty in the garden year after year
Perennials, if properly planted and maintained, will provide beauty for years to come. No garden would be complete without them.
Traffic shifts along Lanier route
Traffic shifts along Lanier Islands Parkway, but work won't interfere with light show.
Winder toddler Halstead makes strides in recovery
The Winder toddler recovering from a head injury received good news on Wednesday, and his nickname will be showcased during a Nationwide stock car race this weekend.
Dacula grads to host Dec. 22 baseball camp
Minor-leaguers Tice, Wilkerson return to help their high school program
Tech faces surprising Duke on Saturday
A look at the Yellow Jackets' weekend ACC matchup
Gladiators sign rookie Belzile; Duddy retires
The Gwinnett Gladiators signed rookie forward Alex Belzile and, in a separate transaction, defenseman Sean Duddy announced his retirement Wednesday.
Winter indoor lacrosse planned at WPI
Sessions will be held weekends at facility in Suwanee
SEC feeling impact of newcomers No. 9 Texas A&M, Missouri
The Southeastern Conference's six-year streak of national championships could be in jeopardy. And the SEC has expansion to thank for making it happen.
UGA NOTEBOOK: Bulldogs tuning up for Georgia Southern's challenging offense
A look at Georgia as it enters this weekend's Georgia Southern football game
Prep Rally to feature football highlights
Local high school sports TV show is hosted by Daily Post staffers
Wesleyan's Mosley picks Towson
Wesleyan's Mosley signs basketball scholarship with Towson
HAMMOCK: Early signing period could be great fit for football
Massive recruiting onslaught can be a major distraction for top recruits
Lynch a scary threat for Norcross
Opportunities come sparingly for Clinton Lynch.. A junior wide receiver, Lynch often finds himself way down the list of offensive options for undefeated Norcross.
Buford's Bart commits to South Florida
Buford's Mikey Bart committed South Florida over offers from Syracuse and Central Florida.
Wolfe initially said no to Keselowski's job offer
Paul Wolfe wasn't interested in working with Brad Keselowski when the driver first approached him about a potential pairing back in August 2009.
Falcons aren't resting on success
They sound like idle words, even for a team with the NFL's best record. Everyone is being evaluated on a weekly basis. No one's job is safe. If someone isn't performing up to expectations, they can be replaced..Well, the Atlanta Falcons weren't kidding.
KING: GOP wasting its time with outreach to Hispanic voters
Documenting millions of undocumented Democrats is a ridiculous approach to electing a conservative president or saving the remnants of the Republican Party.
THOMAS: Sex and the city (of Washington)
The resignation of CIA Director David Petraeus over an extramarital affair has raised and will continue to raise a number of questions.
CEPEDA: Advocacy is no lesson plan
CHICAGO -- Hearing that a Louisiana schoolteacher is under fire for making derogatory comments about President Obama's re-election is quite the change of pace from what I'm used to. Here in the president's extremely blue home state, it's often the other way around with Obama considered a political patron saint and Republican candidates and positions referred to in demonizing tones. But partisanship has no place in our classrooms.
Cops: Woman claims big insurance settlement to scam $280K in 'loans'
Aurora Martinez accused of taking loans totalling almost $300K, promising to repay after receiving "multi-million dollar settlement"
Healthcare is economic engine for Gwinnett, leaders say
First-ever healthcare summit held by Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce Wednesday.
Snellville celebrates student entrepreneurs
The city of Snellville and the Entrepreneurship Alliance program is holding the second annual Global Entrepreneurship Week event at South Gwinnett High School.
POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Henson calls on Deal to create exchange
A Gwinnett senator calls on an end to the political stalemate over health care exchanges; election certified.
Police attempting to ID suspects in cellphone robbery
Suspects robbed T-Mobile store on Holcomb Bridge Road of at least 20 cellphones
Ricoh bringing jobs to Gwinnett
One of the largest North American producers of thermal papers and labels is creating 58 jobs in a 35,500-square-foot expansion of its thermal media coating facility in Lawrenceville.
GAB: Killian Hill collecting food for co-op
The Lilburn Cooperative Ministry needs help through Friday collecting canned foods.
Grayson's Kamara decommits from Clemson
David Kamara is the second Grayson football player in as many weeks to decommit from Clemson.
New retailer coming to Sugarloaf Mills
Sugarloaf Mills is adding a retail store that was co-founded by the rapper Jay-Z.
Cause of Lawrenceville house fire undetermined
Two occupants assessed for minor smoke inhalation
Marketing, design firm to bring 25 jobs to Buford
A marketing and web design agency will relocate in Buford and add 25 jobs.
Official: Pelosi to remain as leader of House Dems
A congressional official said House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi told her party caucus Wednesday that she will remain as minority leader in the new session of Congress.
Man arrested after hit-and-run that killed officer
Authorities say they've arrested a suspect in a hit-and-run crash that killed an officer as he helped a stranded motorist south of Atlanta.
Ga. boy, 8, shot in back as he sleeps in his bedroom
Authorities say an 8-year-old boy was shot in the back while he slept in his bed south of Atlanta.
Georgia sheriff: Dead person, felons cast votes
The sheriff in an east Georgia county who narrowly lost a re-election bid has filed a complaint with state officials, alleging that a dead person and felons cast ballots in the Nov. 6 election.
Duke holds off Kentucky 75-68 at Ga. Dome
Seth Curry scored 23 points and No. 9 Duke held off a furious comeback by No. 3 Kentucky.
Michigan St. defeats Kansas 67-64 in Atlanta
Looking to bounce back from a season-opening loss, Michigan State turned to its top returning scorer from last season.
Jerry Allison
Jerry Allison, age 71, of Monroe, GA passed away November 13, 2012. Arrangements by Tim Stewart Funeral Home, Monroe 770-267-2594.
Beth Dobbin
Beth Dobbin, age 58, of Lawrenceville, Georgia passed away on Monday, November 12, 2012. She is survived by her husband, Robert Dobbin, Jr.; daughter, Kimberly Bowers and her husband, Blake ...
William Joly
William Henry Joly, age 87, of Lawrenceville, GA passed away Sunday, November 11, 2012. Please join us in celebrating William “BJ” Joly’s life from 12:30-3:30, Saturday ...
Larry "Keith" Mangrum
Mr. Larry “Keith” Mangrum, 44, of Braselton, Ga., who passed away Monday November 12, 2012.
Ellen Tucker
Ellen Couch Tucker, 86, of Snellville died November 13, 2012. Born in Gwinnett County to T.O. Couch and Willie D. Couch, she was a lifelong resident of Gwinnett and DeKalb ...
Thomas "Ronnie" Watson
Thomas R. “Ronnie” Watson, age 65, of Loganville, GA, passed away November 11, 2012. Tim Stewart Funeral Home, Loganville 770-466-1544. 
Ruth Healan
Ruth M. Healan, age 95, of Sun City Center, FL passed away November 10, 2012.
Loyce Bagley
Mrs. Loyce Maddox Bagley, age 79, of Buford, GA passed away on Monday, November 12, 2012. She was preceded in death by her husband of fifty-four years, Ivan Bagley ...
Dana Gill
Dana Gill, age 84, of Loganville, GA, passed away November 10, 2012. Arrangements by Tim Stewart Funeral Home, Snellville, 770-979-5010.
