Top 10 most popular stories from Feb. 4-10

As of Sunday, February 10, 2013
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Below are the top 10 most viewed stories during the week of Feb. 4-10, 2013 on the Gwinnett Daily Post website. Click on the link to see what you may have missed.

» Beyonce coming to Gwinnett Arena

You got to see her perform during the Super Bowl halftime show, now local fans will have a chance to see Beyonce up close and in person.

» Man hit, killed by train in Gwinnett

A man walking down the tracks was hit and killed by a train along Buford Highway near Norcross last week.

» Duluth's Jarvis steps down as head football coach

Citing family reasons, Duluth head football coach Corey Jarvis tendered his resignation from the position on Monday.

» Cops: Man on drugs during fatal December crash

A 23-year-old Stone Mountain man was booked into the Gwinnett County jail and charged with vehicular homicide, driving under the influence of drugs and various traffic charges.

» Jimmy Carter's diamond construction to begin

Commissioners give the go-ahead on a $6 million transformation of the Jimmy Carter interchange with Interstate 85.

» Boy lauded for honesty in returning iPad

On Wednesday, a former Major Leage Baseball player thanked a local young man for returning an iPad he lost.

» Gwinnett County signees by high school

Here's a look at Gwinnett County's football signees by high school.

» Buford basketball team, top recruit Davis part ways

Kaela Davis, a Georgia Tech signee and the nation's No. 2 recruit, is no longer with the Buford girls basketball team and won't be the remainder of the season, officials confirmed last week.

» Man takes fight with trash company to commissioners

When a local man was tasked with devising a budget for his church, he never thought it would be the line item for garbage that gave him the most heartburn.

» 3 charged in sneaker-related murder of Grayson teen

Three teens have been charged in the murder of Grayson High School freshman Paul Sampleton Jr.

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