Falcons unveil stadium design plans
The Atlanta Falcons announced on Tuesday conceptual plans of a new stadium and plans to immediately move into the schematic design phase of the project
Political newcomer wins Loganville Council race
Loganville elected a new mayor and city council member during a special election on Tuesday.
New Gwinnett property tax districts moving forward
On Tuesday, commissioners learn that this year's tax digest is in line with millage rate plans proposed during the county budgeting process.
Library board names interim director
With its recently ousted director in the second row, the Gwinnett County Library Board of Trustees named an interim director.
Grayson City Council sets public hearing dates for millage rate
GRAYSON -- At its regular meeting Monday night, the Grayson City Council set the public hearing dates for the city's millage rate.. The hearings will be held at 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. July 1 and at 6 p.m. July 8 for the adoption of the millage rate.. Gwinnett County
Dedication ceremony to remember fallen officer
The Gwinnett Village Community Improvement District will have a re-dedication ceremony on Monday at the bridge at I-85 and Jimmy Carter Boulevard in honor of fallen Gwinnett County Police Officer James C. "Chris" Magill.
Library director fired without cause
Library Director Nancy Stanbery-Kellam's employment contract was terminated Wednesday.
Suwanee man sentenced for million dollar tax fraud
A Suwanee man was sentenced on Wednesday for violating tax laws and making a false claim about a refund of more than $1 million.
Suwanee to hold public hearing about budget
A public hearing has been scheduled in Suwanee regarding the city's fiscal year 2014 budget.
Library director's future uncertain
Library Director Nancy Stanbery-Kellam's contract is the sole matter before the library board of trustees Wednesday.
Drivers adjust to new interchange
People sound off on the new diverging-diamond interchange at Pleasant Hill Road and Interstate 85.
Gwinnett Police to hold job fair
The Gwinnett County Police Department has scheduled a job fair for later this month.
First diverging-diamond interchange to change traffic in Gwinnett
New bridge design expected to improve traffic at a fraction of the cost of a re-build.
Online service set up to stop return visits to driver's license office
Department of Driver Services offers more services online.
Dacula leaders move forward on gravity sewer project
City Council members voted Thursday to award the bid for the city's gravity sewer project to Strickland and Sons Pipeline Inc. in the amount of $556,372. Bids for the project were opened on May 23, according to City Administrator Jim Osborn. The sewer lines that will be run
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Local Education
- Governor commends Master Teachers
- GOOD NEWS: Top teacher named to nationwide Dream Team
- Student competes in National History Day contest
- GCPS could use local-made film in curriculum
- GCPS honored with Emmy Award
- Free class for kids teaches organic gardening
- School wins $100K grant for PE intiatives
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- GOOD NEWS: College-sponsored Merit Scholarship winners named
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