Chickens, renters cause concern in Norcross area
Commissioners host the final session of a spring series of town hall meetings in the Norcross area Thursday.
Parham named county support services director
Angelia Parham named as Gwinnett's support services director.
Work approved for long-awaited Ga. 20 widening
Commissioners approved a contract Tuesday to begin the long-awaited widening of Ga. 20 Highway through Sugar Hill.
Dacula officials pave way for family center, drive-through cafe
DACULA -- Lloyd deLatour, owner of Great Beginnings child care center in Dacula, petitioned City Council members Thursday for rezoning of a 2.1-acre property and changes of conditions on another in an attempt to further his vision for his business in Dacula.. Council members granted deLatour rezoning of the
Thompson to become new chief justice
The Georgia Supreme Court announced that Hugh P. Thompson has been elected Chief Justice and will be sworn in on Aug. 15.
BOC, residents discuss concerns of southern Gwinnett
Gwinnett's Board of Commissioners continues a series of town hall meetings around the county at Grayson High School on Wednesday where residents asked questions and shared concerns.
BOC, residents discuss Gwinnett's issues, concerns
The Board of Commissioners held a town hall meeting in Suwanee on Tuesday night to hear from residents their thoughts and ideas regarding county government.
Gwinnett joins lawsuit against FAA
Gwinnett County officials and Briscoe Field have joined a Spokane, Wash. lawsuit against the Federal Aviation Administration regarding the decision to defund federal contract towers.
Sugar Hill residents can use gas bill to help others
City will offer residents ability to add $1, $2 or $5 to their bills to help needy
County to hire additional staff to handle weapons permits
Commissioners approved the hiring of part-time staffers to help process weapons carry permits in the Probate Court.
Commissioners agree to $5.3 million land buy settlement
Controversial land deal goes forward four years later, due to a Georgia Court of Appeals ruling.
Suwanee amends ordinance for LED lights
The Suwanee City Council on Tuesday considered an amendment to the city's signage ordinance to address LED lights.
Evermore CID celebrates 10-year anniversary
The effort of businessmen along U.S. 78 a decade ago created a new trend of partnerships in Gwinnett.
Driver Services employee arrested on ID theft, fraud
A Department of Driver Services employee was arrested and then fired after being charged with identity theft and theft by deception by Norcross Police.
Commissioner: Land deal suit 'infuriating'
Gwinnett County Commission John Heard responded to a lawsuit filed in Fulton County Superior Court that mentioned his name regarding a state contract and property on Grayson Highway.
Local Politics
- State Democratic party chair disciplined 4 comments
- POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Leaders upset about IRS revelation 3 comments
- Handel enters race for Chambliss' Senate seat 7 comments
- POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Local man in hunt for state GOP chair 1 comment
- Commission to consider code of conduct after scandals 7 comments
- POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Woodall takes on international issues with Benghazi, Korea 2 comments
- Airport tower to remain open 1 comment
- Chickens, renters cause concern in Norcross area 4 comments
- POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Group praises reform, advocates for more
- Nash takes role in statewide association
Local Education
- GCPS students graduate from 21 different schools
- Phoenix High graduation packs arts center 1 comment
- Several Gwinnett students get military appointments 4 comments
- School lunch menus for week of May 20
- GAB: Kroger donates to local schools
- GOOD NEWS FROM SCHOOLS: National Merit Scholars announced
- Local students share struggles, victories 1 comment
- Valedictorians and salutatorians of area schools; grad schedules 2 comments
- Graduations begin for largest GCPS class ever
- More than 270 graduate from GGC
