Gwinnett Daily Post

Woodall talks Obama, presidential election at town hall meeting

February 21, 2012

U.S. Rep. Rob Woodall holds first of Februrary town hall meetings in Gwinnett

CEPEDA: When I chose life

CHICAGO — Here I am less than a week from my annual memorial to the daughter I lost at birth and I can't help but defend Rick Santorum's recent statements about prenatal testing being a gateway to abortion. Though I'm pro-choice, Santorum is not so off the mark.

THOMAS: Is censorship the new pluralism?

When Buchanan was let go last week after 10 years as a commentator at the network, no one was surprised. I don't agree with some of Buchanan's ideas, but he has every right to his ideas, as we all have the right to our own. It's called free speech.

Lilburn house fire causes heavy damage

No injuries, but family of four displaced as blaze engulfs home

Commissioner Heard resigns from tourism board

Commissioner resigns from convention board due to work with hotel developer.

Worshippers celebrate Ash Wednesday

Gwinnettians celebrate Ash Wednesday.

Lilburn man booked after bullet strikes neighbor's home

Man fired shots in brother's Lilburn backyard

Suwanee man, 2 others sentenced for shady meat business

Trio evaded taxes and hired illegal workers for wholesale meat business

Judge removed from long-awaited molestation case

Judge's staff attorney previously worked in district attorney's office

Hoskins named American Cancer Society Volunteer of the Year

Phil Hoskins, Director of Community Services for Gwinnett County, was recognized as the Volunteer of the Year for the Gwinnett chapter of the American Cancer Society, during a luncheon on Wednesday. The award is named after Martha and John Adams.