The Police Blotter (Unincorporated Lilburn), Oct. 5 - Oct. 11

Recent police activity by the Gwinnett County Police Department.

Shadow Inventory Dropping Here and Beyond

Shadow inventory, or unlisted bank-owned homes, are dropping, which may not be a good thing for some potential buyers.

City's Final Garage Sale of 2012, Oct. 20

The city will hold a garage sale this weekend, when some 50 vendors are expected.

Gwinnett Medical Center Dances, Sings to End Cancer in Pink Glove Contest

Gwinnett Medical Center hopes its dance video is the winner of a first-place prize of $10,000, which will be donated to a charity of its choice.

Enter to Win Patch’s Best Halloween Costume in America Contest

We're searching for the best Halloween Costume in America. Enter yourself or your kids for a chance to win $5,000.

Advanced Voting Begins Today in Gwinnett County

Registered voters can cast their ballots through Nov. 2 for the upcoming general election.

Restaurant Grades: Know Then Go

Greater Lilburn recent restaurant grades, including a new eatery that received a 42.

Tips for Fun, Frugal Halloween Decorations

Make decorating the house for Halloween a family activity.

Gwinnett DA Seeking Funds for Lead Corruption Investigator

Danny Porter asks for $122,080 in his department's 2013 budget for an assistant chief investigator to lead probes into corruption in Gwinnett government.

Food Recalls: Cereal, Chicken, Ice Cream, Granola Bar, More Peanut Butter

Here's a recap of a few food items that have been recalled this past week.

Weird Police News: Woman Shoved Out Moving Car, Bad Roommates and Stupid Criminal Alerts

Strange crime stories in Northeast Georgia, as reported on local Patch sites.

News Nearby: Arnold Schwarzenegger Coming to Tucker

Scenes for a new movie will be filmed in nearby Tucker later this month.

Leaf Watch: Where to View Fall Color

Georgia's state parks offer tips on when and where to find leaves turning colors.

Inside the Police Reports: Candy Lane is Sweet Spot for Burglar

Two homes are burglarized on the same street on the same day.

Lilburn Daze: Share Your Photos With Us

Hey, there. If you're headed to Lilburn Daze, we'd love to see your photos. Share them here.

Parkview High Football Edges Dacula 26-21 (Updated)

Panthers win for the fourth straight time, stay atop region standings

Patch Predicts Parkview Big Winner Over Dacula

Parkview High has already beat Grayson High, last season's state champions, and Brookwood, their arch-rival. Can they take down Dacula? Checks mark the predicted winners this week.

Gwinnett Weekend Planner - Lilburn Daze, Breast Cancer Walk, Rose Show and More

Here are just some of the events taking place in and around Gwinnett this weekend.

Bryson Park Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony, Grand Opening Event in October

Gwinnett County parks officials say the long-awaited grand opening will be October 27.

Argo is Timely, Topical and Thoroughly Entertaining

Six Americans are rescued from Iran in 1980 (true story), and now the real-life drama is a movie, and a good one at that!

Scare Your Kids Into Reading with These Books for Halloween

Check out ReadKiddoRead's list of the best Halloween books for kids.

Parkview JV Beats Shiloh in Season Finale

Panthers beat the Generals 22-16

In Pictures: Yellow River Game Ranch Celebrates 50 Years

With friends in attendance, the Yellow River Game Ranch celebrated five decades of business and dedication to the community.

Gwinnett High School Football Schedule, Oct. 12

Thirteen games involving county school are scheduled Friday.

Biden vs. Ryan: What Time is the Vice Presidential Debate?

Get the details on the debate between Vice President Joe Biden and Congressman Paul Ryan airing Thursday night.

Business Spotlight: E'tali's Thrift Store Boutique

We regularly feature a Lilburn business. This week, we head to Old Town Lilburn, where E'tali's Thrift Store Boutique is. Check them out this weekend during Lilburn Daze.

Inside the Police Reports: Unidentified Bones Discovered Near Bowling Alley

A little girl and her friends found something they were not planning on during a trip to the Brunswick Zone in Lilburn.

Parkview Wrestlers Ready to Rumble

After losing is long-time coach a few years ago, Parkview High is rebuilding its wrestling team. Its coach, players and parents believe they are definitely back on their way to state wins.

Lilburn Police Blotter (City of Lilburn), Sept. 30 - Oct. 6

A list of recent incidents from the Lilburn Police Department.

Code Compliance: A Problem Thick as Weeds

SafetySmart Lilburn tackles code compliance in this week's column. This time of year, yard maintenance can be a big nuisance, but it doesn't have to be.

Lilburn Middle Principal Moves Soon to New Post

Howard Taylor, principal at Lilburn Middle School, will replace ousted North Atlanta interim principal Mark Mygrant later this month.

Early Voting in Gwinnett for 2012 Elections Begins Oct. 15

There will be satellite voting offices in several locations, including Snellville, in the county before Election Day.

John Fanning's Children Witnessed Oct. 5 Incident, Crime Report Says

The son of former Gwinnett commissioner Lasseter was located via a tracking device, according to the Gwinnett Sheriff's report.

Speak Out: Hidden Lilburn Crematory Have You Concerned?

One woman recently brought her issues to council regarding a crematory reported to be tucked behind Unique Kitchen, Bath & Flooring on U.S. Highway 29.

Local Real Estate Snapshots

How did September's numbers end up looking for the greater Lilburn area.

Council OKs Property Transactions in City's Center

Lilburn Mayor Johnny Crist: “These are two very big vision pieces in our city."

The Police Blotter (Unincorporated Lilburn), Sept. 28-Oct. 4

Recent police activity by the Gwinnett County Police Department.

Lilburn Restaurant Inspection Grades, Oct. 8 Report

One eatery scored a 65, with violations including dead cockroaches and misleading inspection grade posted on the wall.

Lilburn City Council Agenda, Oct. 8

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

Fire Officials: 'Have Two Ways Out'

The announcement is made as Fire Prevention Week kicks off.