Broun: Sequestration Will Really Cut Expenditures

The majority of those in attendance at Rep. Paul Broun's Feb. 19 town hall meeting in Dacula indicated they want the cuts to take place.

MoveOn.Org Calls for 'Common Sense' Gun Law Reform

Woodall urged to "stand up against gun violence and know that the extreme NRA doesn't speak for many gun owners."

County Seeking Approval for Traffic Signal at Jim Moore and Hwy. 124

Long-awaited traffic signal installation identified as "shovel-ready" project by the Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners.

Public Hearings Set to Discuss Widening I-85, Extending HOT Lanes Northward

The Georgia Department of Transportation plans to hold two public hearings in March.

Rep. Broun: Second Amendment ‘Protects All the Rest of Our Liberty’

Congressman also addressed border security, called Obamacare “a destroyer” during Feb. 19 town hall meeting in Dacula, Ga.

New Georgia Vehicle 'Title Tax' Takes Effect in March 2013

HB 386 replaces the annual ad valorem tax on newly purchased vehicles.

Candidates Begin Lining Up for 2014 Mid-Term Elections

Rep. Paul Broun announced Feb. 6 he would be a 2014 candidate for Sen. Saxby Chambliss' seat in the US Senate and on Feb. 8, Tea Party candidate Brian Slowinski announced his candidacy for Broun's seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.

City Approves Annexation, Rezoning of Peak at University Parkway Property

The 157-acre tract of land near the intersection of Highway 29 and Highway 316 is now part of Dacula.

Rep. Broun Will Seek to Fill Chambliss' Seat in the U.S. Senate in 2014

U.S. Rep. Paul Broun (GA-10) announced his candidacy Wednesday for the seat currently held by U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss (R-Georgia). Chambliss has said he will not seek re-election in 2014.

U.S. Postal Service to End Saturday Mail Delivery

The plan reportedly would save the agency about $2 billion annually.

Annexation, Rezoning Hearing for Peak at University Parkway Project Set for Feb. 7

The 157-acre project in Dacula would be a "live, work, play" community featuring a mix of residential and commercial properties.

Gwinnett BOC Approves Several Transportation Projects

Chairman says transportation projects are a priority for Gwinnett in 2013.

Have a Simple Tax Return? You Could Get It Prepared for Free

H&R Block has a special offer for 1040EZ filers.

Gwinnett Tech Offering Free Income Tax Preparation in 2013

With help from AARP, free tax counseling also will be offered beginning February 1.

Rep. Broun's Wife Hints at a Possible Senate Run for Her Husband

Niki Broun reportedly said her husband was announcing his run for the the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Saxby Chambliss in 2014.

Liquor License Applicants Discuss Experience, Business Plans

The three applicants for the City of Dacula liquor license presented their qualifications to council during a Jan. 30 called work session.

Report Questions Public Funding for Hebron Christian, Other Schools With 'Anti-Gay' Policies

Schools that "exclude, condemn, and demonize students for who they are and who they accept in their lives" should not receive public funds, according to a report from an Atlanta education policy group.

What You Need to Know About the Jan. 30 Liquor License Applicant Presentations

The three applicants for the sole Dacula liquor license will present their plans to council Wednesday night.

Perdue for Senate? Poll Shows Former Governor a Popular Choice

Poll comes after U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss announced his decision to not seek re-election in 2014.

Proposed Electoral College Changes Could Help GOP in Swing States

Republicans seeking changes in how electoral votes are allocated.

Gun Show Continues Today at Gwinnett Fairgrounds

Large crowd reported on Saturday as fears about future accessibility of guns and ammunition drive purchases.

Broun’s Staff to Host Constituent Service Day in Dacula on Jan. 23

The meeting will serve as an opportunity for constituents to ask questions and see what services the Congressman’s office may provide.

Three Questions With the Mayor: Sanitation Billing Change, Maintenance Facility and City Goal Setting

Dacula Mayor Jimmy Wilbanks answers questions about our community.

Mayor: New Sign Part of City's Commitment to Open Governance

Mayor Jimmy Wilbanks said sign will be a faster, easier and more efficient way to relay information to residents.

Three Questions With the Mayor: New Sign, Liquor License Application Period and Dacula Business Vision

Dacula Mayor Jimmy Wilbanks answers questions about our community.

Gwinnett BOC Approves 2013 Budget, Slashes Library Funding by $1 Million

The overall figure of $1.4 billion includes adjustments for such things as SDS-mandated service districts.

Council Approves Liquor License Application, Scoring Criteria

Interested parties may begin submitting applications on Jan. 7.

Liquor Store License Application, Scoring Criteria on Council Agenda

The Dacula City Council will hold its monthly meeting Thursday, Jan. 3 at 7 p.m.

Rep. Paul Broun Votes Against Fiscal Cliff Deal

Broun says it makes mockery of spending problem.

Tenant Change, New Home Construction and Other Permits Issued

Find out what permits have been issued in your neighborhood.

Water and Sewer Rate Increase Goes Into Effect

The new water rate represents a 3.5 percent increase over last year's rate, the sewer rate is nearly 10 percent higher.

No County, City Trash Pickup on New Year's Day

There will be no trash or recycling pickup for county or City of Dacula residents on Jan. 1.

Hunter to Be Sworn in Sunday

Gwinnett County District 3 Commissioner-elect Tommy Hunter will take his oath of office Dec. 30 as part of a group swearing-in ceremony.

Liquor Store Licensee Application Packets to Be Available Jan. 7

Deadline to submit applications is Jan. 22, 2013.

Three Questions With the Mayor: Remembering Families in Mourning, School Break and Favorite Christmas Song

Dacula Mayor Jimmy Wilbanks answers questions about our community.

Sugarloaf Parkway Overpass Across 316 Opens Tuesday

The overpass, entrance and exit ramps at Sugarloaf and State Route 316 in Dacula will open immediately after a 3:30 p.m. ribbon cutting ceremony.

City Amends Alcohol Ordinance, Liquor Store Licensee to Be Chosen in January

Application process begins Jan. 7, 2013.

Liquor Store Application Process to Begin in January

City officials will assess plans and credentials of interested parties by Jan. 31, 2013.

Proposed County Budget Maintains Core Services Despite Significant Cuts

The proposed budget is 8.5 percent lower than the 2012 budget.

Permits Issued for Pole Barn, Water Heaters and Vacant Structure Registration

Find out what permits have been issued in your neighborhood.