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Opinionline Archives Why can't bills pass on merit instead of pork? Jim Barber - Lawrenceville, Ga.

The voter registration cards sit in bins and boxes in Gwinnett County's election office.

Over at Slate, they're celebrating Obama's victory in next month's Presidential election.

An eight-member citizens committee that will advise Gwinnett County on selected road projects was selected Tuesday evening.

On Monday, Gwinnett police identified a motorcyclist killed Friday afternoon near Lawrenceville Highway.

Lakeview Plantation residents in Lawrenceville say they can't afford the six-figure cost of fixing a leaky dam that protects a 4-acre scenic lake.

Gwen Ifel, moderator for Thursday night's VP Debate is writing a book called The Breakthrough: Politics and Race in the Age of Obama .

Atlanta Blogger SpaceyG, frustrated by the lack of real time information about gas availability in Atlanta, has unleashed the social media platform Twitter on the problem.

A parent is among the last to know when a child gets into trouble at Gwinnett County's public schools.

The three people who were killed in a head-on crash in Gwinnett County Sunday morning have been identified.

I listened in on a telephone conference with Georgia Senator Saxby Chambliss. Chambliss talked briefly about Georgia's gas shortage and then talked quite a bit about the proposed bailout.

A Norcross man has been arrested in connection with a nightmarish robbery of a couple that was babysitting two young children.

The trial for a Lilburn man accused of taking part in a series of astonishingly brutal home invasions in 2004 got off to an emotional start Wednesday.

Money comes and money goes - quickly, it would seem. In May, Lawrenceville Mayor Rex Millsaps won $250,000 from the Georgia lottery's Mega Millions drawing.

Heading south has never been sweeter for commuters passing through the Ga. 316 interchange at I-85 in Gwinnett County.

Battle lines have been drawn, and strategies are in place as leaders from the Gwinnett County Republican and Democratic parties roll up their sleeves for the Nov.

Parents juggling careers and household responsibilities will be encouraged today to find more quality time for their kids.

Okefenokee Joe's dark eyes were watery and tired, and he moved slowly on the small amphitheater stage at the Gwinnett County Fair last week.

A disabled Lawrenceville man said Monday, Sept. 15, 2008 he was considering legal action after he wasn't allowed on a Ferris wheel at the Gwinnett County Fair.

Atlanta Falcons safety Lawyer Milloy has been arrested on DUI and speeding charges in suburban Atlanta.