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Peachtree Corners City Council hears solid waste ordinance
The Peachtree Corners City Council hears the solid waste ordinance
Archer holds off late South rally for 70-66 win
Ultimately, Archer's boys basketball team got what it wanted from its Region 8-AAAAAA opener in Tuesday's 70-66 home win over South Gwinnett.
Norcross turns to reserves in win over Mill Creek
After opening its season with one win and one loss last week in the City of Rivers Shootout in Jacksonville, Fla., Norcross' boys returned to Georgia with a 60-53 win over Mill Creek on Tuesday
PREP ROUNDUP: Rogers scores school-record 30 for Archer in win
A look at Tuesday's prep action.
Suwanee recognizes artist, residents for donations
Mayor Jimmy Burnette paid special recognition Tuesday evening to three people, for their donations of a painting and a sculpture to the city of Suwanee.
BOC approves Partnership Gwinnett nonprofit
The Gwinnett Board of Commissioners on Tuesday discussed the agreement with Partnership Gwinnett during a zoning hearing.
Broncos ride Gardner, Kurien to region win
Brookwood and Central battle in a tight Region 8-AAAAAA opener; Broncos get double-digit win in the boys matchup
Stout defenses meet in SEC championship
ATHENS -- Alabama lost a bunch of stars to the NFL, yet it's hard to tell much difference. The Crimson Tide still has the nation's top-ranked defense.. There was never any shortage of talent at Georgia, where all the best defensive players decided to remain in college for another
Prep Rally to feature state football highlights
Local TV show hosted by Daily Post staffers
Parkview's Chambers commits to St. Petersburg
Senior has been named region's top pitcher for three straight years
Uneven Jackets try to focus on ACC title
ATLANTA -- Coach Paul Johnson knows that Georgia Tech is at a strange crossroads to a bizarre season.. If the Yellow Jackets upset No. 13 Florida State in the ACC championship game, they will earn a spot in the Orange Bowl.. If they lose, it might take an NCAA waiver
Mill Creek O-line paving the way for offense
Mill Creek's offensive line has paved the way for a 2,000-yard rusher and has only allowed three sacks this year.
Falcons have chance at redemption vs. Saints
FLOWERY BRANCH -- Some Atlanta players seem uncertain about who gave the Falcons' their lone loss of the season.. Did the Saints beat Atlanta, or did the Falcons beat themselves in their 31-27 loss at New Orleans on Nov. 11?. Receiver Roddy White was dismissive of the Saints after the
CLINE: Daily Post hosting local holiday concert
Band of the U.S. Air Force Reserve to play Dec. 10 at Long Forum at Greater Atlanta Christian School.
THOMAS: 'Pharaoh' Morsi
The diplomatic hosannas for Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi following his brokering of the recent ceasefire between Hamas and Israel were still being heard even as the former head of the Muslim Brotherhood started behaving like a pharaoh.
Parkwood Farms resumes classes with questions still looming
Peterson: "We're not going to be held hostage by these proceedings"
Police: Missing Gwinnett woman located
A missing woman, whose disappearance brought a Mattie's Call, has been located.
Authorities searching for clues in death of Gwinnett student
New information was scarce Tuesday as authorities continued to probe the mysterious death of 17-year-old Jasmine Benjamin, a former Gwinnett resident found dead last week inside her Valdosta State University dorm.
Feds sentence owner of frozen food company
A Lawrenceville man was sentenced Tuesday for defrauding the Department of Agriculture.
Gwinnett sites announced for cancer study
The American Cancer Society has announced two Gwinnett locations for enrollment in a cancer prevention study.
State Superintendent visits Britt Elementary
For their exemplary customer service to parents and the community, an elementary school in Snellville got a visit Tuesday from the state's highest elected public education official.
New budget, service districts could mean higher taxes
Gwinnett's budget proposal for 2013 is based on a new system of millage rates, with a tax increase expected for those in unincorporated areas.
Tripp's first week of rehab was a 'rollercoaster'
The Winder toddler recovering from a head injury is entering his second week of rehab.
Inmate found with marijuana in Gwinnett jail
Department of Corrections employees find an inmate in possession of marijuana.
Memory care community names executive director
Autumn Leaves of Sugarloaf memory care community has named an executive director.
Central standout Johnson decommits from Auburn
Linebacker now looking at other options; won't discuss Auburn until new coaching staff is in place
Three Gwinnett football playoff games on TV this Friday
All three Gwinnett AAAAAA road games will be televised
Norcross apartment blaze blamed on fireplace
Fire department: Flames burned outside of fire box and traveled up the chimney chase to the second floor and attic
Ga. considering options on immigration law appeal
The state of Georgia is considering its options a day after a federal appeals court denied its request to reconsider a ruling on the state's tough law targeting illegal immigration.
Basketball games moved because of football playoffs
GAC, North, Norcross, Mill Creek and Parkview shift games away from Friday
Phillip Phillips astonished by success of first album
Leesburg native Phillip Phillips made a visit to the Today Show Tuesday morning to perform "Gone, Gone, Gone."
Millions chase record $425M Powerball jackpot
Eight months after a trio of ticket buyers split a $656 million Mega Millions jackpot to set a world lottery record, Powerball is offering up a prize that would be the second highest.
Ga. high school graduation rate is worst in Southeast
Federal education officials say Georgia has a high school graduation rate of 67 percent among all students, ranking it behind all of its neighboring states.
Eastside event to discuss back pain
A Snellville doctor will speak at Eastside Medical Center about back pain and how to treat it.
Georgia Lottery working to fix equipment problems
As the Powerball jackpot soars, the Georgia Lottery on Monday said it was making progress improving the performance of some of its machines that were taking a long time to process tickets, angering some customers eager to place their bets.
Fans warned of fake championship football tickets
As SEC football powerhouses Georgia and Alabama look to play each other for a national championship berth, Georgia Dome officials are urging fans not to be duped by scalpers selling fake tickets.
Porsche breaks ground on new Ga. headquarters
Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed joined Gov. Nathan Deal and representatives from the Porsche company to break ground on the company's new North American headquarters in Hapeville.
Atlanta police prepare to welcome 29 new officers
The Atlanta Police Department is preparing to welcome 29 new officers.
Police canvass Valdosta St. dorms in death case
Police detectives have been canvassing dormitories at Valdosta State University, hoping to glean clues from students about the mysterious death of a 17-year-old freshman from Lawrenceville.
Jason Wilson
Jason Dwayne Wilson, age 29, of Jefferson passed away Wednesday, November 21, 2012.
Gail Watson
Gail Watson, age 67, of Winder passed away Monday, November 26, 2012.
Richard Trahan
Richard Rick Trahan, age 60, of Buford, GA, passed away on November 24, 2012. 
Cindy Boggs
Cindy Boggs age 52 of Lawrenceville passed away Saturday November 24, 2012. Tim Stewart Funeral Home, Lawrenceville, 770-962-3100. 
Charles Cantrell
Mr. Charles Dennis “Red” Cantrell, 71, of Pendergrass, Ga. who passed away Monday November 26, 2012.
Toni Kopp
Toni Prescott, age 91, of Winder died November 24, 2012.
Henry Brock
Henry Lee Brock, age 69, of Bogart died November 24, 2012.
Samuel "Kyle" Bryant
Mr. Samuel “Kyle” Bryant, age 64, of Alto, GA who passed away on Sunday, November 25, 2012.
Edward Radford
Dr. Edward Wade Radford, age 65, of Buford, GA passed away on Saturday, November 24, 2012. He was preceded in death by his daughter, Mandy Radford Loftis; parents, Mr. & ...
Linda Nerad
Mrs. Linda Anna Nerad, age 80, of Winder passed away Thursday, November 22, 2012.
