Mother Nature has delayed some of the work on the city's earthen dam, but N. Berkeley Lake Road is now open to traffic.
The Lake Lanier-inspired bill, which has passed the Senate and is in the House, also would mandate other boating safety changes.
Duluth City Council unanimously approves permanent commission to promote public art.
April 1 is the application deadline for Gwinnett homestead exemptions.
Duluth City Council votes to enter into agreement with Morris & Fellows to prepare plans for downtown redevelopment.
Changes streamline process for obtaining pouring permits for volunteers to serve alcoholic beverages at large special events. Also, 'art shops' now allowed to obtain licenses that let customers bring beer and wine to sip while they take art cl
Here are latest restaurant scores for restaurants in and around Duluth.
Department heads and city staff to be available to answer questions on preliminary budget.
U.S. Rep. Rob Woodall announces two telephone town hall call-ins and two in-person town hall meetings in March.
The Gwinnett County Tax Commissioner's Office is bracing for an expected increase in the number of automobile owners who may appeal their car's appraised value.
HB 512, which would reportedly allow guns in bars, churches and unsecured government buildings, passes the Georgia House.
Gwinnett County Commission approves lease for new Georgia State Patrol post in the former Edwin Watts Golf Shop in unincorporated Duluth.
The voluntary recall was issued March 6, 2013, for 5 oz. cans of Chunk White Albacore and Chunk Light Tuna sold for retail sale between Jan. 17 and Feb. 28, 2013.
Openings range from financial supervisor to aquatic service leader.
Georgia Department of Labor sent out a notice advising that it has been instructed by the U.S. Department of Labor to reduce Extended Unemployment Benefits by 10.7 percent effective March 31.
The National Weather Service is teaming with the county to inform and recruit severe weather observers.
Michael Dillon of Dillon Forge in Milton, GA, named winner of design competition by GAP Committee.
Intermittent lane closures, traffic shifts to occur March 1-22 at I-85 and Pleasant Hill Road.
The pending federal cuts, also known as sequestration, taking effect March 1.
Gary now scheduled to be sentenced May 16 for bribing former Gwinnett commissioner Shirley Lasseter.
Some sites in Georgia reportedly already have released some illegal immigrants, in advance of the pending federal budget cuts.
Georgia Fair Share delivered a banner signed by Gwinnett citizens concerned about cutbacks should Congress not be able to reach an agreement to U.S. Rep. Rob Woodall's Lawrenceville office. Watch video.
GDOT is installing the traffic signal at the intersection of State Route 120/Duluth Highway and Meadowbrook Parkway/Legacy Parkway in unincorporated Duluth
Duluth City Council informally agrees during work session to act on forming a Duluth Public Arts Commission at March 11 meeting.
Gwinnett school superintendent says cuts to reduce critical dollars for Title I, special education programs.
Duluth City Council votes to purchase 3.46 acres behind City Hall to provide more downtown parking.
Partial results of February restaurant inspections in and around Duluth.
The control tower at Briscoe Field in Lawrenceville is among those on an FAA closure list.
Education, job-search assistance and child vaccinations are among areas in Georgia that would be affected, the White House says.
Gwinnett Department of Transportation issues comprehensive weekly list of road construction and repairs.
Still have questions about the new car tax law going into effect March 1? Here is a list of answers to frequently asked questions and a link to help calculate how much you will pay for that new ride.
In remembrance of the December shootings in Newtown, Conn., demonstrators asked U.S. Rep. Rob Woodall to support gun safety laws. The demonstration was held at the Gwinnett Justice Administration Center in Lawrenceville.
The latest alert is set to begin Friday. More heavy rain is expected on Sunday.
The extension would take the lanes from Old Peachtree Road to Hamilton Mill Road.
City officials, merchants, building owners and citizens gather in downtown Duluth to view proposed changes.
Citing a Gwinnett Superior Court error, the Georgia Supreme Court rules that Settles Bridge Farm LLC filed its lawsuit prematurely. The lawsuit involved a canceled land sale for a Notre Dame Academy in Duluth.
H.B. 386 replaces the annual ad valorem tax on newly purchased vehicles.
Duluth scouts completed projects at Rogers Bridge and W.P. Jones parks to earn their Eagle Scout awards.
Outages occur due to upgrades of online services over President's Day Weekend.