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Mike Hughes Mike Hughes, age 58 of Loganville formerly of Lawrenceville passed away Sunday, June 28, 2009.
Friend recalls Epsie Ewing's kindness
Many now know her as the victim of a violent home invasion, but to her family and friends, 65-year-old Epsie Ewing was the wife of 50 years to C.F. Ewing, the loving mother of eight children, four boys and four girls, and a dedicated grandmother to her many grandchildren.
Officials hard at work on service agreement
Officials in Loganville announced last week there would be a 60-day extension before the adoption of the service agreement with Walton County.
C. Frank Watson C. Frank Watson, age 68 of Good Hope, passed away June 13, 2009.
Barrow collision kills off-duty Gwinnett deputy
A Gwinnett County sheriff's deputy got killed in a collision Monday evening while riding a motorcycle home to Barrow County.
Three arrested following armed robbery
After reportedly being robbed at gunpoint while in his car at the Kroger on Highway 78 and Rosebud Road this week, the victim's quick thinking led to the arrest of two Loganville men and a Grayson man for armed robbery.
Kaye-Alexander engagement4/28/2009
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Brian Kaye of Snellville, Ga., announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Megan Elizabeth Kaye of Grayson, Ga., to Mr.
Reluctant Afghans are restrained by loyalty and fear
Fields of opium poppy stretch in every direction as soldiers with Company A, 2nd Battalion, 2nd Infantry Regiment, conduct a patrol near the village of Mir Hotak, Kandahar province, Afghanistan.
DOE awards emergency management contract
AMD Management Services, a small disadvantaged firm based in Grayson, Ga., has received a Dept.
By John Padgett , Diane Shearer, Shirley Grattan, Brett W. Eppley, Kevin Schmidt, Rod Paramoure, Fred G. Schmelzer For the Journal-Constitution Sunday, March 29, 2009 Is there something fishy here? Responses to "Road bill bends in direction of donors," Page One, March 22.
Gwinnett school named for civil rights activist
A late civil rights activist who fought to secure government job opportunities for minorities and urged Gwinnett County cities to observe King Day as a national holiday is having a new school named in her ...
LAWRENCEVILLE: Gardens a place for high school to nurture memories
The landscaped islands skirting the pathways and sports complexes at Central Gwinnett High School in Lawrenceville are meant for memories - - not memorials.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Gwinnett passes budget; expect to pay more taxes
Gwinnett County passed a $1.7 billion budget Tuesday that may, for the first time in more than a decade, raise the mill levy on property.
Gwinnett Firefighter Arrested Again
A Gwinnett County firefighter is out on bond after his second arrest in as many weeks.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Clinics serving uninsured strained
When Annette Washington lost her Circuit City job, she and husband Honore also lost their health insurance.
Whether it's a building project to better the local community or traveling to a foreign country to help families in need, the Boy Scouts of America has a long history of encouraging its scouts to contribute to ...
New Gwinnett school principals named
The Gwinnett County School Board has named eight administrators to new positions as the district prepares for growth in the upcoming school year.
2 charged in drug-fueled shooting
Gwinnett County police say two males are behind bars each charged in a shooting that left a Lawrenceville man dead.
McKinney Yacht Attacked; Dexter King's Court Victory; Jazz Great Hubbard Dies;
Former Dekalb County Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney is reportedly on board a ship rammed by an Israeli patrol boat in waters near Gaza where McKinney and others were trying to deliver humanitarian supplies in ...