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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.
Library begins planning process
Gwinnett County Public Library officials choose a firm to create a new master plan.
Dacula graduates make movie
Two Dacula high school graduates have put together a film that is "100-percent made in Gwinnett County." The name of the documentary? "American Made Movie."
Tripp's surgery clears up complications
Tripp Halstead had a successful surgery on Tuesday that fixed problems related to a pump that inserted in his stomach last month.
Man blasts incident report detailing disputed pot search
Internal investigation still in progress
GMC to host heart-healthy expo, cooking contest
Gwinnett Medical Center will host an interactive health expo on Saturday that will include a healthy cooking contest between local fire, emergency personnel and GMC employees.
Cops: Norcross man molested 6-year-old girl
Now 7 years old, girl said aunt's boyfriend made her "kiss his private part"
BOC to recognize cancer study
The Gwinnett Board of Commissioners will issue a proclamation to declare the first week of March a cancer prevention week in recognition of a new cancer study by the American Cancer Society.
RECRUITING NOTES: Nkemdiche, Kamara bring excitement to Signing Day
Two of the nation's top college football recruits will make their decision today.
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Norcross grad excels for U.S. Military Academy rifle team
Rifle standout, a newcomer to the sport, is on the fast track toward the 2016 Olympics
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Blizzard brings longest halftime ever for Mountain View girls hoops
Snow delay means Bears will travel to Mount Airy to play second half Wednesday night
PREP ROUNDUP: Dacula boys take down Shiloh 65-54
Dacula had four players reach double digits in points on Tuesday night as the Falcons upended Region 8-AAAAAA-leading Shiloh 65-54.
Hawks become Pacers' latest victim in Indy
Not even a history of problems against the Atlanta Hawks could stop the Indiana Pacers from extending their home winning streak.
Central finds enough energy against Rams
Any change in this game was subtle. With the two teams combining for 76 points, the little things mattered and Central Gwinnett found a bit more energy and a few more loose balls in the third quarter as the Black Knights turned a 22-14 halftime deficit into a one-point game.
North gets just enough offense to beat Collins Hill
Both teams in Tuesday night's Region 7-AAAAAA boys basketball clash between North Gwinnett and Collins Hill went through major offensive dry spells.
RECRUITING NOTES: Nkemdiche, Kamara bring excitement to Signing Day
Two of the nation's top college football recruits will make their decision today.
Coach builds Meadowcreek swim team with family mentality
High school glories tend toward exaggeration in their retelling. Like fish, opponents and crowds swell in size. Loud cheers become deafening roars. Full bleachers turn to standing room only. But truths lie latent below the hyperbole and bravado.
CLINE: Spelling bee features old school competition
The educational system has changed a lot since you attended. But not the county spelling bee. It's a throwback to the days of old.
LETTERS: Article on White House reporters shows president as elitist
Excuse me while I barf, but the report of the ABC journalist who visited the Wesleyan School ("Reporter offers glimpse of Obama's world, 1A, Jan. 30) mirrors the sickening adulation of our current president by the mainstream media.
THOMAS: Government shouldn't define 'church'
Under pressure from religious and conservative groups, the Obama administration has offered another compromise on the issue of birth control coverage within the Affordable Care Act.
LETTERS: Big game hardly 'super'
Let's rename the professional football championship game. There was not one thing, except the 108-yard kickoff return, that was "super."
Detectives need help in 2 burglary cases
Gwinnett Police need assistance in two burglary investigations. One is a residential burglary in Lawrenceville. The other is a series of commercial locations in Norcross.
Curran plans fundraiser at Hard Rock Cafe this weekend
Former Brookwood, UGA linebacker to host event Saturday to help fight health issue in Liberia
AEP to host multi-sport, football combines this weekend
Event run by former Parkview standout Brad Lester will be at the organization's Lilburn facility
GAC to honor girls soccer signees
Three senior Spartans to play soccer in the SEC
Collins Hill girls win freshman hoops championship
Shorthanded Eagles avenge loss to Norcross earlier in the season
South freshmen win girls hoops region title
Comets also won region girls basketball title last season
Bellator MMA coming to Gwinnett
Bellator mixed martial arts is bringing its featherweight tournament and middleweight world championship fights to the Arena at Gwinnett Center on Thursday.
Dacula graduates make movie
Two Dacula high school graduates have put together a film that is "100-percent made in Gwinnett County." The name of the documentary? "American Made Movie."
Library begins planning process
Gwinnett County Public Library officials choose a firm to create a new master plan.
Ga. 20 widening agreement reached
Commissioners approved an agreement with state officials, making the long-awaited widening of Ga. Highway 20 in Sugar Hill eminent.
Norcross grad excels for U.S. Military Academy rifle team
Rifle standout, a newcomer to the sport, is on the fast track toward the 2016 Olympics
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.
Tripp's surgery clears up complications
Tripp Halstead had a successful surgery on Tuesday that fixed problems related to a pump that inserted in his stomach last month.
Man blasts incident report detailing disputed pot search
Internal investigation still in progress
Cops: Norcross man molested 6-year-old girl
Now 7 years old, girl said aunt's boyfriend made her "kiss his private part"
Atlanta airport retains title as world's busiest
Airport officials on Tuesday said passenger traffic increased by more than 3.1 million passengers in 2012 -- making 2012 the busiest year ever for Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
BOC to recognize cancer study
The Gwinnett Board of Commissioners will issue a proclamation to declare the first week of March a cancer prevention week in recognition of a new cancer study by the American Cancer Society.
GMC to host heart-healthy expo, cooking contest
Gwinnett Medical Center will host an interactive health expo on Saturday that will include a healthy cooking contest between local fire, emergency personnel and GMC employees.
Officials worried about power outage before Super Bowl
Superdome officials warned just months before the Super Bowl that the venue's electrical system could suffer a power outage and rushed to replace some of the equipment ahead of the big game.
US home prices rose last year by most in 6.5 years
U.S. home prices jumped by the most in 6 ½ years in December, spurred by a low supply of available homes and rising demand.
William Houston, Iii.
William Mitchell Houston III., 17 months old, of Duluth, passed away unexpectedly on Friday, February 1, 2013. A memorial service was held Tuesday, February 5th, at 4:00 p.m. at Norcross ...
Lois Benson
Mrs. Lois Jordan Benson, age 86, of Sugar Hill, GA passed away peacefully, with family at her side, Sunday, February 3, 2013. Lois was preceded in death by her husband ...
Rose Johns
Rose Myree Thomas Johns, of Griffin, Georgia, died Sunday, February 3, 2013, after a courageous battle with cancer and a short illness. She was 60 years old. Rose gave her ...
Maureen Blando
Maureen Alicia Barton Blando, 81, of Dunwoody, GA, passed away on Monday, February 4, 2013. from complications of Parkinson ’s disease. She most recently lived at Sunrise Assisted Living ...
Walter Corley
Walter Jefferson “Jeff” Corley, 65 of Tucker, died Friday Feb. 1, 2013. He was born in Fairfax, AL the son of the late Lenward and Janie Prince Corley ...
Nathan Brewer
Nathan Brewer, age 82, of Loganville, GA, passed away February 3, 2013. Tim Stewart Funeral Home, Loganville 770-466-1544.
Teresa Lance
Mrs. Teresa Smith Lance, age 53, of Buford, GA passed away Wednesday, January 23, 2013. She is survived by her husband of thirty-two years, Ricky C. Lance, Buford, GA ...
Donna Knight
Donna Eugenia Bennett Knight, age 49, of Statham, GA passed away February 1, 2013.
Allen Moore
Mr. Allen M. Moore, age 88, of Suwanee, GA passed away on Sunday, February 3, 2013. He was preceded in death by his parents, Bascum and Alma Moore; and sister ...
Mike Diemer
Mike John Diemer, age 44, of Winder, GA passed away February 1, 2013.
