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He's her man: First lady says 'we can trust' Obama
First lady Michelle Obama lovingly praised her husband Tuesday night in a prime-time Democratic Convention speech. (VIDEO INSIDE)
'Catwoman' Maya Moore leads Lynx to win
Collins Hill grad matches career high in steals
Azarenka edges '11 Open champ Stosur
NEW YORK -- So, Victoria Azarenka, what went through your mind as your high-tension, high-quality U.S. Open quarterfinal victory over defending champion Sam Stosur stretched into a third-set tiebreaker?. "You don't want to know what I kept telling myself," Azarenka deadpanned Tuesday. "I would have to
PREP ROUNDUP: Collins Hill shuts out West Forsyth 5-0
Recap of Tuesday's pre action
Gonzalez, Pacheco homer, Rockies beat Braves 6-0
ATLANTA -- Carlos Gonzalez hit his second home run since July 23 to give Colorado the lead, Jordan Pacheco also homered and drove in two runs, and the Rockies beat the Atlanta Braves 6-0 on Tuesday night.. Four pitchers combined on a nine-hit shutout. Carlos Torres (4-1), who took
Peachtree Corners appoints planning, zoning boards
PEACHTREE CORNERS -- As Tuesday's City Council meeting was adjourned, Peachtree Corners Mayor Mike Mason felt a weight lifted off his shoulders.. After months of planning, interviews and meetings, Mason was happy to see the first planning commission and zoning board of appeals members be nominated and confirmed.. "When we
Planning commission recommends denial on Coolray projects
The Gwinnett planning commission voted Tuesday to recommend denial of zoning amendments to two proposed developments near Coolray Field.
Metal recycling facility approved despite concerns
Commissioners approve a special use permit to allow a recycled materials processing facility outside Norcross.
FANS CHOICE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Candidate profiles
A look at who's up for the Gwinnett County high school football honor this week
FOOTBALL NOTES: Central shows improvements in opener
Parkview, Norcross have short prep time this week with Thursday game
PREP FOOTBALL: Offensive Honor Roll
Top offensive performances from last week's high school football games
PREP FOOTBALL: Defensive Honor Roll
Top defensive performances from last week's high school football games
OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Archer's Ernest Alexander
Running back stood out in opening win over Mountain View
CLINE: Time to go by the (football) schedule
With football season here, there's little time to do anything else. That is, if you're a true fan.
THOMAS: Privileges and responsibilities
My first political convention was in 1964 when Democrats convened in Atlantic City to nominate Lyndon Johnson for a full term as president. I was a young copyboy at the NBC News network bureau in Washington. We arrived from Washington aboard a chartered DC-3 plane that also carried the
LETTERS: No reason speaking English can't be official
No reason speaking English can't be official. I certainly agree with Ester Cepeda's viewpoint that non-English speaking immigrants generally learn English as quickly as they can because they correctly realize that speaking English is the gateway to success ("Not everyone speaking same language on English push," Sept. 2
Norcross leaders table decision on digital reader board
NORCROSS -- City Councilmen Tuesday voted to table the final decision on the purchase of a digital reader board, with a proposed location at the railroad tracks in the heart of downtown Norcross. Currently, the city's information board is near the same location downtown, and the messages are changed manually
Sugar Hill talks Hwy. 20 widening
SUGAR HILL -- Georgia Department of Transportation's planned widening of Ga. Highway 20 in Sugar Hill is largely welcomed, but as its city council found at its monthly work session Monday night, life might be cumbersome meanwhile.. Unique Refinishers, a bathtub and ceramic tile reglazing company, was first to request
Prep Rally to spotlight season openers
TV show is hosted by Daily Post editor, sports editor
Mathieu enrolls at LSU, Miles' focus elsewhere
Tyrann Mathieu has opened a new chapter at LSU. Whether the 2011 Heisman Trophy finalist known as the Honey Badger ever plays football for the Tigers again remains to be seen.
Parkview's Marshall commits to Appalachian State
Senior missed 2011-12 season with a knee injury
Lions' Chong shines in Coastal Plain League
Presbyterian junior played this summer with the Forest City Owls
Local XTerra trail running schedule announced
Race schedule kicks off Sept. 22 at Harbins Park
Kenseth makes move to Joe Gibbs Racing official
Kenseth will no longer drive for Roush Fenway Racing
Georgia heading to Missouri on a 'business trip'
ATHENS -- Tavarres King will be snapping a few pictures when he trots onto Faurot Field.. He always does before he plays in a stadium for the first time.. "I love going to new places," the Georgia receiver said Tuesday. "I love looking at new things.". This is
Pease apologizes for 'potty mouth' in opener
Offensive coordinator Brent Pease found himself apologizing after Florida's season opener. Pease apologized to his mother for getting caught on camera mouthing several obscenities during Florida's 27-14 victory over Bowling Green.
Hebron's Murphy, Peachtree Ridge's Brickell take running honors
Hebron's Stephanie Murphy and Peachtree Ridge's Josh Brickell were named cross country runners of the week.
NFL champion Giants begin season vs. Cowboys
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- A good start is what is on the line this time when the New York Giants host the Dallas Cowboys in the NFL season opener.. The stakes were much greater the last time the NFC East foes faced off to close the last regular season. New
Residents to review budget presentations
Budget hearings begin Wednesday for Gwinnett's government.
Eastside to host community health screenings
Screenings to be held from 8 to 10 .m. on Thursday, Sept. 20
Officials urge caution with West Nile cases on the rise
As of last week, 21 confirmed cases of West Nile virus in georgia; none in Gwinnett
Red-light cameras improve safety at intersection, chief says
Gwinnett commissioners approved another year of using red-light cameras to enforce traffic violations, a program that began in 2005.
Portion of historic home moved to museum
Kitchen section of the historic Chesser-Williams House moved to the Gwinnett Environmental and Heritage Center.
Tips sought to catch Snellville gas station burglar
Snellville police seek public tips in efforts to catch gas-station burglar.
No charges in weekend fire that displaced 14 residents
No charges are expected in a Lawrenceville apartment complex fire that was caused by a cigarette and displaced 14 people.
Gwinnett police HQ revamp finished
Revamp of Gwinnett County Police Department headquarters is finished, officials report.
Gladiators schedule preseason game at IceForum
DULUTH -- The Gwinnett Gladiators open their 10th anniversary season at home on Oct. 19, but fans can get a sneak peek at this year's team two weeks early.
Top 10 most popular stories for Aug. 27-Sep. 2
The 10 most popular stories on the Gwinnett Daily Post website during the week of Aug. 27-Sep. 2.
Ga. woman, juvenile charged in death of man
A Talahi Island woman and a juvenile have been arrested after the woman's husband was found dead in the garage.
MARTA trying to fix glitches
Officials with Atlanta's public transit system are working to fix several problems, including glitches in the system used to sell the passes needed to ride.
Police shoot man in disturbance outside Atlanta
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is looking into the shooting of a man by police officers in Clayton County, just south of Atlanta.
10 motorists die in crashes over Labor Day period
Authorities say 10 people died in traffic crashes across Georgia during the 78-hour Labor Day holiday travel period.
Doraville man, 25, drowns in Lake Lanier
Authorities are investigating the drowning death of a man who tried to swim to an island in Lake Lanier.
Charles Black, Sr.
Mr. Black was born in Atlanta, Georgia, on May 23, 1938. He was preceded in death by his father, Terrence Ferry and his mother, Velma Clifford Brown. Mr. Black was ...
Bruce Parramore
Mr. Bruce Parramore, 53 of Flowery Branch, died Saturday, September 1, 2012 at his Residence following a sudden illness. Memorial Park Funeral Home, 4121 Falcon Parkway, Flowery Branch, GA 30542 ...
Cecil Foster
Cecil Foster, age 83, of Loganville, GA, passed away September 2, 2012. Tim Stewart Funeral Home, Loganville 770-466-1544. 
'Rolling Awareness' for childhood cancer
In the case of Debbi Ware's ride, some pretty unique detailing honoring more than 300 children is helping spread the word about childhood cancer.
