New One Day, One Trial Option for Jury Duty

The new option will be easier and less expensive for Gwinnett County.

School Board Gives Thanks—For Five More Years of SPLOST

The Gwinnett Board of Education sees decision as a vote of confidence in their work.

HOT Lanes Town Hall Today

StolenLanes.org will host a town hall meeting today, Nov. 17, at Gwinnett Justice and Administration.

Restaurant Grades: Know Then Go

A look at restaurant inspections conducted by the health department in Greater Lilburn.

Gwinnett OKs March 6 Vote on Sunday Alcohol Sales

Nash said she expects voters to approve the measure.

Gwinnett Expects Lean Budget Times To Continue

Talk of finding new revenue sources comes with $1.3 billion proposal for FY 2012.

Gwinnett County Proposes $1.3 Billion Budget for 2012

Commissioners get a briefing Tuesday. A public hearing is planned for December, and people can provide feedback online.

Lilburn May Charge for False Alarms

False alarms cost the city $116,000 over a three-year period, Lilburn Police Chief Bruce Hedley said.

Lilburn Main Street Closed After Water Main Break

Street should reopen about 6 p.m. Tuesday.

Gwinnett BOC To Consider Sunday Alcohol Sales, Budget

Gwinnett cities recently passed Sunday sales, but packaged sales in unincorporated parts of the county are still not allowed.

Gwinnett County Honors Our Local Heroes

The county officially thanked veterans for their service at a ceremony.

City Council Meeting Agenda

The work session begins at 6:30 p.m. in the conference room at city hall. The council meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium.

Road Closures: Where the Trouble Spots May Be

Weekly report on road closures in and near Lilburn.

HOT Lane Protest Groups Form Coalition

Against the Peach Pass, Stop the HOT Lane and Stop Peach Pass organizers have joined forces to oppose the use of HOT lanes in Georgia.

Crist Next Mayor of Lilburn; Alcohol Sales Pass

Johnny Crist finished 169 votes ahead of incumbent Diana Preston, according to unofficial election results.

Update: 'Good' Voter Turnout in Lilburn City Elections

A total of 1,363 votes were cast in Tuesday's elections, a turnout of about 23 percent.

Five Things to Know Today, Nov. 8

Finally, it's election day

As a Snellville Family Faces Eviction, Occupy Atlanta Shows Support

Occupy Atlanta protestors trekked to the Snellville area to help a family keep their home.

New Briscoe Airport Committee to Hold First Meeting

The proposed agenda for the newly formed Airport Privatization Citizens Review Committee has been released.

Read What People Wrote About Elections in Live Blog

Comments are now closed, but you can replay what was written last night and this morning.

Q&A With the Council Candidates, Part 4

The six candidates for Lilburn city council answer questions about their short-term vision for the city and on improving community involvement.

Lilburn Honors Local Veterans

Local veterans recognized by the Mayor in Lilburn City Park

Road Closures: Where the Trouble Spots May Be

Weekly report on road closures in and near Lilburn.

Representative Woodall Holds Town Hall in Lilburn

Representative Rob Woodall held a Gwinnett town hall meeting at Calvin Fitchett Municipal Complex in Lilburn Saturday Morning.

Turn Back Your Clock - And Don't Forget the Smoke Alarm

Get an extra hour of sleep tonight, and don't forget about changing the batteries in your smoke alarm, the Gwinnett Fire Department says.

Don't Stress, It's Only a Test

That is what the Dept. of Homeland Security wants you to remember at 2 p.m. EST Nov. 9 when it conducts its first nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System.

Newt Gingrich Outlines Plan for Change

Former Speaker of the House first to appear in a series of forums featuring U.S. presidential candidates hosted by Seventh District Committee of the Georgia Republican Party. The forum was presented at the Gwinnett Place Marriott in Duluth.

Early Voting Ends Friday, November 4

Voters in the city of Lilburn can vote in person at city hall until 5 p.m. tomorrow.

Lilburn Elections: Council Candidates Q&A, Part 3

Candidates for city council answer questions about Sunday alcohol sales and the Mosque zoning issue.

Amended Report Raises Number of Gwinnett Schools Making AYP

An amended report by the Georgia Department of Education lifted the number of Gwinnett schools that made Adequate Yearly Progress in the past school year.

Lilburn Elections: Q&A With Council Candidates

Candidates for city council respond to Patch questions.

Rabies Alert

Gwinnett County has issued a Rabies Alert.

Road Closures: Where the Trouble Spots May Be

Weekly report on road closures in and near Lilburn.

Q&A With the Council Candidates

Candidates for city council respond to Patch questions.

HOT Lane Town Hall Meeting Set for November

Stop the HOT Lane's organizers will hold a public forum next month.

A Q&A With Mayoral Candidates Crist and Preston

Mayoral candidates Diana Preston and Johnny Crist answer questions about their vision for Lilburn and more.

Mayoral Candidates on Hiring Police, the Mosque Issue and More

Mayoral candidates answer questions from Patch readers on the Mosque issue, legal fees and hiring in the police department.

Gwinnett Animal Shelter Touts Recent Successes

Authorities attribute new programs and positive image in the press as contributing factors.

Things Get Heated at HOT Lane Town Hall

Some Gwinnett County residents say they felt duped and didn't get their concerns heard.

Library Uses "Buddy" System to Keep 7 Day Service

GCPL will start a "Buddy Branch" schedule allows patrons access seven days a week.