Loganville News

While the goal is the same as last year, the help might not stretch as far as it did in years past.

Power has been restored in Loganville and Snellville after a gas leak near a power substation.

Chick-fil-A joined together with the Mike Stokely Foundation for a Wounded Warrior Benefit Wednesday with the hope the community would turn out to support one of their own.

Three people are finalists for a new spot on the Superior Court bench. State Sen.

The stream of news related to breast cancer has been steady, with new ways being found to detect, diagnose and treat the disease.

By most accounts, Loganville's first Autumn Heritage Festival was a resounding success.

Saturday is the big day for area residents as the city puts on what it hopes will become an annual event - the much anticipated Autumn Heritage Festival.

The Georgia Department of Transportation has begun a $10.9 million project using federal stimulus funds that's designed to make travel easier in Gwinnett County.

Doors have been opening up over the past four months and starting next week, Walton County's second free health care clinic for those without insurance will begin serving patients.

Residents in Loganville elected one new city council member Tuesday and voted to extend future terms to four years.

Political newcomer Dan Curry was the leading vote-getter in Tuesday's Loganville election.

The Georgia Department of Transportation has begun a $10.9 million project to widen Ga.

Storm Johnson landed nicely after LSU reneged on him this summer. The Loganville tailback committed to Miami on Sunday.

Trick-or-treaters visiting 430 Yearling Drive in Loganville after dark Saturday are in for a ghoulish Halloween treat, courtesy of the Green family.

A recent survey showed 36 percent of nondaily newspapers in Georgia endorse candidates in local political races.

24 at 10 a.m. at the intersection of Webb Road and Highway 9. The public is invited to attend the event, and several school groups with an interest in environmental education will be on hand to watch as the massive tree takes its new home.

Early voting is under way in all municipal elections and will close Oct. 30, but the number of early votes coming in varies city by city.

One local leader told me Mayor Ray Nunley's decision to strip funding from the Loganville Chamber of Commerce was the best and boldest move made by an elected leader in Walton County in more than a decade.

In honor of October being Fire Prevention Month, officials from the Loganville Fire Department spent some time in local schools advising students of home-related fire hazards and how to combat them.

Loganville Middle School students got an opportunity Thursday to see first-hand the often devastating consequences of irresponsible decisions.