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Two grand jury indictments issued this week in Gwinnett County highlight the problem - - and potential consequences - - of young men bringing weapons to school.
Thousands expected at Homespun Festival in downtown Rockmart
A big fireworks display will climax Saturday's activities at the annual Homespun Festival.
Ruby Marie DeLong Parker Ruby Marie DeLong Parker, age 87 of Lawrenceville, passed away Monday, July 7, 2008.
Gwinnett chairman's race highlights contests
Democrats in the Loganville, Snellville and Grayson area might not have any candidates facing a challenge in Tuesday's primaries, but they do have a reason to head to the polls.
New children's book weaves its way into readers' hearts
It is A Single Red Thread that ties young Chinese orphan Qu Yi to those she is to meet in the new childrens book by Rossville resident Lorraine Butler Simcox.
Sheriff Butch Conway has served Gwinnett County as sheriff since 1996 and is expected to begin a fourth term next year after receiving no opposition in the upcoming election.
GOLF: County's junior players swing to win in boys and girls divisions
The Atlanta Junior Golf Association schedule began a few weeks ago, and a number of Gwinnett juniors have already scored victories in their age divisions.
County Commission: Views differ on local growth
Mike Beaudreau and Doug Stacks offer widely different views of growth and development - - a crucial distinction since they're battling for the Gwinnett County Commission District 3 seat.
Theatre Decatur Opens New Show Tonight
This is a stylized comedic drama about three little old southern ladies sitting in a graveyard in the small town of Grayson, GA.
Seems we're returning to a time when total utilization of product was paramount.
Officials 'jailed' during MDA event
Business, civic and public leaders from Grayson, Snellville and Loganville did a little "jail" time Tuesday but it was all for a good cause - to raise funds for the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
Land broker adjusts to market meltdown she foresaw months ago
The housing market collapse came as no surprise to Susan Shroder. A land broker for residential developers and builders, Shroder said she saw the market starting to act illogically 16 months ago.
Gwinnett Opinions: Voice of Gwinnett: Commission candidates, I want you to tell me this ...
AJC Gwinnett Opinions asked local readers who are part of our Voice of Gwinnett panel: During this election year in Gwinnett County, three candidates have qualified to seek the office of Gwinnett County ...
Raising children is expensive these days, and when kids hit those teenage years, the costs can skyrocket.
County approves second phase of Bay Creek Park
The Gwinnett County Commission has approved the second phase of development of Bay Creek Park, a 153-acre park off Ozora Road in Loganville that opened in 2004.
New fire station will open early, under budget
Residents in southeastern Gwinnett County will soon be getting more fire protection.
Officers investigate crime in schools
Gwinnett County schools resource officers investigated these crimes this month during the last weeks of school.
Just the FAQs*: *Frequently Asked Questions
Many of these, and other questions, can be answered on the Gwinnett County Web site.
Skyline: Sales drop sharply across all segments
Sales of offices, retail centers and multifamily properties in metro Atlanta fell in the first quarter, according to LoopNet, the online site that lists commercial properties for sale.
Gwinnett lacrosse schools may seek state sanctioning
Scott Hall was at work when he received a phone call Friday morning from Steve Flynt, principal at Peachtree Ridge High School and a staunch supporter of boys and girls lacrosse.