Job Alert: Customer Service Teller

The city of Lawrenceville is hiring for this position.

No School for Gwinnett Friday, Monday

Gwinnett County public schools are closed Feb. 15 and Feb. 18 (President's Day). See what other upcoming days will impact students and teachers.

The Police Blotter: Cocaine Possession, Arson and More in City of Lilburn

Here is a list of recent incidents dated Feb. 3 - Feb. 9 from the Lilburn Police Department.

Lilburn's Trinity Lutheran Church Leads in Hunger Walk

The Lilburn congregation is noted as being one of the most productive teams for Lutheran Services of Georgia.

By the Numbers: Gwinnett County School Discipline Report

Want to know just how troublesome your children are while at school? See select disciplinary numbers from the district's second quarter.

Asteroid Will Miss Earth, But Could Be Worth Billions

Likely asteroid miners say the rock -- to miss us by 15 minutes -- could contain $65 billion of recoverable water and $130 billion in metals.

Providence Christian Girls, Boys in Top 20 GHSA Basketball 'Power Ratings'

In ratings released this week, Providence Christian Academy's basketball teams are listed as leaders among private schools in the state.

Top 10 Last-Minute Valentine's Day Gifts... Not to Get

What not to get your boo -- or someone you think is your boo -- on Valentine's Day.

Job Alert: Billing Coordinator

Republic Services is hiring for this full-time position in Lawrenceville, Ga.

The Police Blotter (Unincorporated Lilburn), Feb. 1 - Feb. 7

Here's a list of recent police activity by the Gwinnett County Police Department.

Big Investors Betting on the Housing Recovery

In this real estate column, a local agent says that big-money firms could make it difficult for individuals.

If President Obama Visited Your Child's School, What Would You Ask Him?

Education reform had its place in the president's address this week, and on Thursday he will visit an Atlanta-area school. If you had the chance to talk to him, what would you ask?

Work Trucks Targeted in String of Lilburn Vehicle Break-Ins

Inside the Police Blotter: Saws, drills and tool boxes were among the stolen items.

New SPLOST Vote Possible, Mayors Must Meet to Decide

The current sales tax expires in March 2014, and leaders must approve a new election. What should Lilburn's mayor decide?

Video: Early Shoppers Take Advantage of Gwinnett Kidsignments Sale

The largest children's consignment sale in Gwinnett opens to the public Tuesday at 9 a.m. Vendors got a preview of the mega-sale Monday at the Gwinnett County Fairgrounds. Patch was there as they opened the doors.

Around the Region: Obama Coming to Town, Rain Topples Trees and Police Seek Robbery Bandit

A look at top stories from Patch sites across Georgia.

Parkview Sending Wrestlers to State Tournament

The state wrestling tournament will be held Feb. 14-16 in Macon, Ga.

Graduation Rates: Gwinnett County High Schools in 2011

Only one school graduated 100 percent of its students. Do you know which one it is?

Legislative Brief: Restoring HOPE, Ending Discrimination, Preventing Dropouts

Democratic state lawmakers are focusing on, among other topics, educational opportunities in the 2013-2014 legislative season. Do you think they're focusing on the right thing?

GCPS Announces Charter School Lottery Results

On Feb. 11, Gwinnett County Public Schools completed the lottery drawing for placement in the freshman class of Gwinnett School of Mathematics, Science and Technology.

2012 Unsafe Schools Data: Does Your Child Attend a Dangerous School?

There are no "persistently dangerous" schools in Gwinnett County. But, there are schools that have proved more dangerous than others. Where does your child's school fit in?

Parkview Boys Win Second Consecutive Swim and Dive Title, Video Available

Lilburn's Panthers finished just ahead of runner-up Chattahoochee High School.

Gwinnett Symphony & Chorus Presenting Concert of Romantic Music

Program for Valentines concert Feb. 17 features works by Rachmaninov with a special performance by guest pianist at the Gwinnett Center.

Job Alert: Team Leader Merchandise/Visual

Sports Authority in nearby Lilburn is hiring for this full-time position.

Speak Out: What are Your Thoughts on the Resignation of Pope Benedict XVI?

Pope Benedict XVI has announced his resignation, which is effective Feb. 28. A successor should be named by Easter.

Restaurant Grades: 'A' Scores for School, Coffee Shop and Two Restaurants

All eateries listed scored an "A." One location had a perfect 100.

Flash Flood Watch Issued for Lilburn and Gwinnett

The National Weather Service warns of heavy rainfall. Watch begins at 7 p.m. Sunday.

Timely Tax Advice: Signs You Need a New Tax Preparer

April 15 is just around the corner. Here are some indications you should look to someone else to prepare your taxes before the big day gets here.

News Nearby: 3 Grayson High Students Arrested in Homicide of Local Teen

Police believe robbery was the motive, and that the students were aware that Paul Sampleton traded in high-end sneakers.

Suspects Smash Windows, Empty Fire Extinguishers at Mountain Park Elementary

Inside the Police Blotter: The chemicals from the extinguishers were spread throughout the school.

Girl Scout Cookie Booths Open

Girl Scouts around the nation are ready for the annual cookie rush. Are you?

GCPS Counselors of the Year Named

In all, more than 300 counseling professionals were celebrated during a special ceremony Feb. 8, 2013.

Lilburn Police Captain Resigns, Chief Searching for New Leader

Effective Feb. 15, Capt. Ben Haynes will no longer work at the Lilburn Police Department.

CDC: Produce, Leafy Greens Blamed for Most Food-Borne Diseases

Every year, one in six Americans get a food-borne illness. A new CDC report offers the first comprehensive estimates of which foods are to blame.

Should Background Checks Be Required at Gun Shows?

Another firearms show is scheduled soon in Gwinnett County. Share your thoughts.

Weird Police News: Stuffed Chainsaw, 44 Shirts, and Sidewalk Danger

More of what police officers around Northeast Georgia were up against recently.

Is Food Affecting How Long You Sleep?

Those who consumed the most were more likely to be sleep the least, according to the study.

Gwinnett Charter School To Hold Lottery for Freshman Class

The lottery will take place at the school district headquarters in Suwanee for the Gwinnett School of Mathematics, Science and Technology. Registered parents and students need not be present to win a spot in the upcoming 2013-14 ninth-grade class.

Lilburn City Council Agenda, Feb. 11

The monthly meeting begins with a 6:30 p.m. work session, followed by the 7:30 p.m. council meeting.

Movie Review: 'Identity Thief' Too Predictable

A movie about serious cyber crime suffers from an identity crisis.