The Gwinnett Village CID gave the go-ahead on the walking and biking trail on Beaver Ruin Road at their monthly meeting Thursday, but because the project is using federal funding, it could be three to five years until construction starts.
The public is invited to meet Michael Dillon and see his design for sculpture to be installed in center of Roundabout.
Officials accused of using English language school to issue fraudulent student visas. Some of the female 'students' allegedly worked in bars as prostitutes instead of attending school.
Gwinnett Restaurant Inspections: Health checks of Gwinnett eateries, powered by local Patch sites.
The city will buy two of the outdoor art pieces.The new SculpTour will roll out in May.
Action by Gwinnett Commission returning West Lawrenceville Street and McClure Bridge Road maintenance to city clears way for project to proceed.
All 149 air traffic control towers will continue operating until June 15.
The new employee will assist with elections, licensing and other administrative tasks.
Gwinnett County launched a Crime-Free Multi-Housing Program last April to deter criminal activity. Peachtree Corners is slated to be part of the second phase of the operation.
Commissioners keep up an active agenda in 2013 of transportation improvements.
State-required notices to be mailed out April 5 do not reflect 2013 service districts.
Recent restaurant inspections in and around Duluth.
McGill, a former District 3 commissioner, cites the recent homicide as an example of lax protection.
The Norcross City Council voted unanimously in the April city council meeting Monday.
State Sen. Curt Thompson to be joined at meeting by U.S. Rep. Hank Johnson and State Rep. Pedro Marin to discuss bill slated to be introduced in U.S. Senate.
Gwinnett Parks and Recreations April events include Photography contest, art shows, Mother-Daughter-Dolly Tea, Wheels & Deals Car Show, yard sales and Meteor Campout.
City leaders considering option to allow credit and debit card payments.
"Saxby Chambliss isn't going to marry you, ergo, you don't get to marry anyone," Colbert said on his show this week.
The FAA announced the date the Lawrenceville airport tower will close due to budget cuts.
The Peachtree Corners City Council could vote as early as Tuesday on whether to approve a rezoning request to allow a veterinary clinic to operate in a building currently used as Class A office space.
There will be a special election on June 18, 2013, to fulfill the remaining six months of Loganville Mayor Ray Nunley's term. The mayor tendered his resignation, effective immediately, as he undergoes treatment for cancer.
The city of Norcross is accepting bids to take over the leases for the Lionheart Theatre Co., Kudzu Art Zone and the old rectory formerly known as The Nest.
Duluth City Council reviews two proposals along Main Street.
A Superior Court judge ruled in favor of the county in September, and on Monday the Georgia Supreme Court reaffirmed that ruling.
Check out our interactive map to find where, when and why local roads will be closed for construction, from the Gwinnett DOT. (Updated weekly)
The tower in Lawrenceville, Ga. is one of 149 regional airport control towers to close starting next month due to budget cuts at the FAA
Pending legislation would permit Peachtree Corners city leaders to create means to renovate areas that would benefit from redevelopment. Voters would decide in November.
Golden Living has filed development plans for a transitional care facility.
Ex-commissioner Mike Beaudreau is alleged to have significantly outspent his fellow commissioners while in office.
At Tuesday night's meeting, Peachtree Corners City Council also approved a waiver to allow a private gate and roads for new subdivision on Bush Road.
Duluth Downtown Development Authority votes to allow Eddie Owen to use $25,000 in funds donated by Duluth Fall Festival to build out Red Clay Theatre's basement for music school.
The current sales tax expires after this year. Voters must approve an extension, but they need a chance. Share your thoughts.
Board of Commissioners also approves improvements at key intersections.
The list indicates how the city would use one-cent sales tax funds if a referendum is called by Gwinnett County to extend SPLOST and passed by voters.
The initial session will be in Lawrenceville. More town halls are promised.
Check out our interactive map to find where, when and why local roads will be closed for construction, from the Gwinnett DOT. (Updated with new road closures)
At a recent town hall meeting, proposed plans for the new mixed-use development across from The Forum, the city's comprehensive plan and other topics were discussed.
The Lake Lanier-inspired bill, which has passed the Senate and is in the House, also would mandate other boating safety changes.
Councilman Thomas Wight is taking a six-month sabbatical to hike the Pacific Crest Trail.
Mother Nature has delayed some of the work on the city's earthen dam, but N. Berkeley Lake Road is now open to traffic.