Gwinnett, GM Form Warranty Work Agreement

County says training deal will save taxpayers $100,000 annually.

Meet the Candidates: Scott Batterton

City Council candidate Scott Batterton talks about his life, service, and hobbies.

Gwinnett Airport Privatization Wouldn't Necessarily Mean Jetliners

Commissioners and public hear consultants' thoughts on privatizing the county-owned airport.

Gwinnett BOC Hearing on Airport Draws Large Crowd

Foes of Briscoe Field privatization also turn out for hearing with consultants.

Report: Clear Goal Needed for Briscoe

Question and answer session with airport consultants scheduled for 10:30 a.m. at the Gwinnett Justice and Administration Center.

Road Closures: Where the Trouble Spots May Be

Weekly report on road closures in and near Lilburn.

Gwinnett Property Tax Bills Mailed

Full payment is due by Nov. 15.

Gwinnett Budget Review: Some Highlights

Government dealing with change and challenges in many areas of the county.

City Council Recognizes Outstanding Lilburn Volunteers

Mayor Diana Preston and city council members issue Certificates of Appreciation to community volunteers.

Woodall Hosting Telephone Town Hall

The congressman will discuss the passage of the Balanced Budget Amendment.

Gwinnett Libraries To Reduce Days, Hours Soon

Officials planning five-day, 40-hour week sometime in 4Q.

Lilburn City Council Approves Construction Agreements, Tables Zoning Ordinance

Traffic, construction, and elections were on the agenda at the Lilburn City Council Meeting Monday.

Lilburn City Council Meets Tonight

Meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. at City Hall

Judge Says Gwinnett Court System Stretched Thin

County budget review sessions enter final day.

Road Closures: Where the Trouble Spots May Be

Weekly report on road closures in and near Lilburn.

Trash Fees Going Up for County Residents

New rates to go into effect during 2012 annual billing cycle.

Services Dispute Continues Between Gwinnett, Cities

Both parties to double-taxation dispute 'feeling the decline.'

Gwinnett Police Chief Raises Alarm on Turnover

Both the police and fire department are holding positions unfilled.

Gwinnett Facing $30 Million Budget Shortfall

County begins planning for fiscal year 2012.

Six Candidates in the Running for Two Council Seats

Kay Bennett qualified on Friday to run for Post 2, the seat now held by Scott Batterton.

Road Closures: Where the Trouble Spots May Be

Weekly report on road closures in and near Lilburn.

Gwinnett Under Flash Flood Watch

The National Weather Center in Atlanta has issued a Flash Flood Watch for much of north and central Georgia, including Walton and Gwinnett counties. These conditions start late tonight and last through Tuesday morning.

Road Construction Suspended For Labor Day

GDOT officials announced there will be no construction-related lane closures from 5 a.m. Friday until 5 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 6.

Lilburn Woman’s Club Recognized for Outstanding Contributions by House of Representatives

Representative B.J. Pak presented Resolution 604 to Lilburn Woman's Club.

More Candidates Set to Run for City Council

Teresa Czyz and Angel Alonso qualified this week to run for city council seats.

Lilburn Settled Federal Lawsuit to Save Costs; Denies Discrimination in Mosque Issue

Fighting a lawsuit by the Department of Justice would have meant "years of expensive and time-consuming litigation," Mayor Diana Preston and the city council said.

New County Land Policies Safeguarding Taxpayers

Gwinnett County now has tougher stands on land buys from private sellers.

Crist Qualifies to Run for Lilburn Mayor

The qualifying period for November elections is this week.

Lilburn Election Qualifying Period Begins

Mayor Diana Preston qualified today to seek reelection, and three have qualified to run for city council seats.

Road Closures: Where the Trouble Spots May Be

Weekly report on road closures in and near Lilburn.

Lilburn, Feds Settle Lawsuit over Mosque Dispute

Lawsuit settlement follows Lilburn city council's approval last week of a revised application for the Dar-E-Abbas mosque.

West Nile Virus Infects Elderly Tucker Resident

The DeKalb County Board of Health reports this year's first human case of the mosquito-borne disease.

I-85 Express Lane Work Planned

Nightly lane closures begin today.

Your Tax Dollars at Work

County offers new tool to track how your property tax dollars are being spent.

County to Launch Volunteer Initiative

Program goal is to reach a million volunteer hours per year by 2015.

Large Crowd Greets Congressman During Town Hall

A large, and mostly supportive, crowd turned out for Tuesday's town hall meeting in Lawrenceville with U.S. Rep. Rob Woodall of Georgia's Seventh District.

Gwinnett Increases Efforts to Protect Children on Internet

The county has started Operation Escape Key to better inform the public of dangers.

Lilburn Reaches Interim Service-Delivery Agreement With County

The agreement is temporary, but is expected to bring in $372K for police and other public services.

Seen and Heard: Tuesday's Mosque Hearing

Words and pictures from the City Council public hearing on Dar-E-Abbas.

Relief, Resignation and Some Boos

Lilburn reacts to mosque decision. "It will affect all of us, all of us," one observer said.