Out to Lunch ... with Colin Rhoden
"Out To Lunch" is a periodic feature that allows readers to learn about the people behind the titles in Gwinnett County through a lunch-time conversation with a member of the GDP staff.
IN BRIEF: Local man named VP of business development
A local man has been named vice president of business development for W.H. Bass Inc. General Contractors.
Weekly restaurant health inspections for May 20
Each week the Daily Post takes a snapshot of restaurant scores from around Gwinnett County that have been released by the Gwinnett County Health Department.
Sunday morning storms cause problems across county
Firefighters were kept busy early Sunday morning responding to numerous storm related emergencies.
Grayson church hosts movie night
The Movie in the Park series kicks off June 7 with "Wreck It Ralph" at Grayson Community Park.
Concert, Braves game part of Suwanee Memorial Day weekend
The city of Suwanee will have a pair of events on Memorial Day weekend. The University of West Georgia Concert Band will perform and an Atlanta Braves game will be shown on a big screen in Town Center Park.
Barrow honors paramedic of the year
Lt. Michael Barnes honored at Georgia Emergency Medical Services Region 10 banquet
Local students share struggles, victories
Zachary Bellier and Naomi McAllister go to different schools. They have different friends. Different interests. They lead entirely different lives. But both have something in common: they have supportive families, a positive outlook and both have overcome personal obstacles as they prepare to graduate this week from Gwinnett County Public Schools.
Tours of homes benefit local charities
Money raised for Spectrum Autism Support Group, Rainbow Village, Wellspring Living and Partnership Against Domestic Violence
Gem Shopping Network invited to Michelle Obama's luncheon
The Duluth-based business was a part of the 101th First Lady's Luncheon in Washington, D.C. last Wednesday.
Public meeting held on hazard mitigation plan
Meeting to be held 3 p.m. Monday at county's emergency operation center on Hi Hope Road
Primerica unveils global headquarters
With upbeat music, fireworks and Gov. Nathan Deal on hand, Primerica held a ribbon cutting for its new global headquarters on Friday afternoon in Duluth.
Cops: Winder man coaxes wife to plot his murder
Winder man, texting wife as "Don Juan," plots own murder and tries to have wife arrested
Man detained after fleeing from cops twice
Jonathan Leonard Martin arrested by sheriff's office after fleeing from state patrol and police officers in separate incidents
Berkeley Lake changes tree removal requirements
Berkeley Lake changes tree removal requirements. Staff Correspondent. BERKELEY LAKE -- Deputy city administrator Pat Chapman presented proposed changes to the city's tree removal regulations Thursday, citing a need to lessen the burden on Berkeley Lake's Ordinance Enforcement Officer's time.. The new regulations, which the City Council approved unanimously, state
Local News
- New Dawn Theater to host moving sale
- ART BEAT: Lionheart Theatre to offer summer camps for all ages
- Norcross to hold concert, strawberry day
- THE DISH: The Uptown Grille
- Former Mill Creek principal offers farewell to graduates
- Wesleyan student competes next week in national bee
- Father sentenced to more than 8 years for cocaine biz
- Lilburn man indicted by feds on stolen guns, silencer charges
- Gwinnett unemployment lowest since 2008 1 comment
- More than 1 million Georgians to travel this weekend
Blogs
- BUCK'S BYTES: Venus, the Sun, great volunteers and a lot of fun
- NOW WE'RE COOKING: Chicken tikki masala
- PEACHTREE CORNERS CITY FACTS: City Services - Planning & Zoning and Trash Pickup
- PEACHTREE CORNERS CITY FACTS: City Next Steps
Photos
Video
Georgia Mountain Fiddle King
Torion Sellers: Champion - Music Video
Mill Creek band gets invited to London parade
