What Events Would You Like to See Take Place at Loganville's Town Green?

Loganville city officials would like suggestions on what events you would like to see take place at the city's new town green.

Gwinnett County Bracing for Expected Increase in 'Title Tax' Appeals

The Gwinnett County Tax Commissioner's Office is bracing for an expected increase in the number of automobile owners who may appeal their car's appraised value.

How Did Your Legislators Vote on Gun Restrictions Bill?

HB 512 passes the Georgia House. It reportedly would allow guns in churches and unsecured government buildings. It now heads to the Senate. All the representatives in the local area voted in support of the bill.

Passport Fair at Loganville Post Office on Saturday

The Loganville Post Office is one of several that will be hosting a one-day Passport Fair from 1 - 3 p.m. on Saturday, March 9, 2013.

Georgia's Unemployment Rate Remains Unchanged at 8.7 Percent in January

This is down from 9.3 percent in January last year. Initial unemployment claims in Gwinnett and Walton County went up from last month, but are down from over the year from January 2012.

Bumble Bee Foods Recalls Some White Albacore and Chunk Light Tuna Products

The voluntary recall was issued March 6, 2013. These items were sold nationwide between Jan. 17 and Feb. 28, 2013.

Significant Weather Advisory for Gwinnett County

The National Weather Center at Peachtree Center has issued a significant weather advisory for Gwinnett County until 5:45 pm.

GDOL Says 61,360 of Georgia's Unemployed To be Impacted by Sequestration

Georgia Department of Labor sent out a notice advising that it has received notification from the U.S. Department of Labor to reduce Extended Unemployment Benefits by 10.7 percent, effective March 31.

'Storm Spotter' Class in Gwinnett on March 4

The National Weather Service is teaming with the county to inform and recruit severe weather observers.

New Charter Schools Commission Starting to Review Applications, Gwinnett Member Says

In this second article of a two-part interview, Patch talks to Jose Perez, a Gwinnett County resident and commission member, about the process of getting group started, hiring a director and reviewing applications.

Gwinnett Charter Schools Representative: 'In God I Trust, All Others Must Bring Data'

Jose Perez, a Peachtree Corners resident, is a member of the newly re-established Georgia Charter Schools Commission. In this first article of a two-part interview, Patch talks to Perez about serving on the commission and his thoughts on public educatio

Sequester Budget Cuts Could Cost GCPS $3.4 Million, School Superintendent Says

The White House has released a state-by-state breakdown of what the budget cuts could mean. In Gwinnett County, school district officials say its means losing critical dollars for Title I programs.

Briscoe Field in Gwinnett May Take Hit By U.S. Sequester Budget Cuts

The control tower is among those on an FAA closure list.

Another Flood Watch Issued, Including for Walton and Gwinnett

The latest alert remains in effect until 7 p.m. Tuesday

Gwinnett Road Closures for the Upcoming Week

Here's the situation for Feb. 23-March 1, 2013.

White House Puts Out Report Detailing Effects of 'Sequester' Budget Cuts on States

Education, job-search assistance and child vaccinations are among areas in Georgia that would be affected, the White House says.

Gas Prices in Loganville and Grayson Have Been on the Rise - Again

During the past three weeks the cost for a gallon of gas has risen by 40 cents, the biggest jump in almost a year.

Loganville Council Affirms Mayor's Veto on Rezone

The council then approved the applicant's request to withdraw the whole project. It would require a 12-month period before the applicant can reapply for a rezone.

Curry to Run for Mayor of Loganville in 2013

Loganville's Vice Mayor Dan Curry announced Friday he will be running to replace current Mayor Ray Nunley who will not be seeking reelection. Nunley was diagnosed with lung cancer last year.

Residents Rally for Gun Safety in Gwinnett

Not long after the two-month anniversary of the shootings in Newtown, CT., a demonstration asking U.S. Rep Rob Woodall to support gun safety laws was held at the Gwinnett Justice Administration Center in Lawrenceville, Ga.

Loganville Mayor Vetoes Rezoning Vote Taken Thursday on Apartments in Loganville

Vote by council would have approved part of the property being rezoned without the developer being able to bring a revised plan before the council, the mayor said.

Road Closure Information for Gwinnett

Here's the situation in the county for February 16-22, 2013.

Facebook Paid No Income Tax in 2012 Despite More than a Billion in Profits

The company is one of many companies that managed to pay no income tax thanks to loopholes in the tax law.

Gwinnett County Offices Closed for Presidents Day

Regular operations will resume Tuesday, Feb. 19.

Loganville Mayor Will Not be Running for Reelection in 2013

The announcement came during Mayor Ray Nunley's State of the City Address on Feb. 14, 2013. Nunley announced at the end of last year that he was battling lung cancer.

Georgia's New Vehicle 'Title Tax' Takes Effect March 1

HB 386 replaces the annual ad valorem tax on newly purchased vehicles.

New SPLOST Vote Possible for Gwinnett in 2013

The current sales tax expires in March 2014, and leaders must approve a new election.

Gwinnett County Updating GIS Website Browser

The online tool can be used to map such things as land parcels and legislative districts.

3-Story Apartments, Massage Ordinance on Loganville Council Agenda Monday

The Loganville City Council work session is at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 11. Items on the agenda include the 3-story apartment rezoning, removing the investigative fee in massage ordinance and several proposed city purchases.

Prepare for a Gully Washer: Flash Flood Watch Issued for Walton and Gwinnett

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

Loganville Package Store Applications Now Posted on Properties

City says there are seven applications for six properties - two properties in Gwinnett and four in Walton.

It's Official - Broun Will Seek to Fill Chambliss' Seat in the U.S. Senate in 2014

U.S. Rep. Paul Broun (GA-10) announced his candidacy Wednesday for the seat currently held by U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss (R-Georgia). Chambliss has said he will not seek re-election in 2014.

February 8th is Officially Girl Scout Cookie Day in Grayson

Mayor Jim Hinkles recognizes local scouting in proclamation.

Gwinnett BOC to Consider Gwinnett Police/Fire Vehicle Purchases and Homeland Security Grant

The commissioners hold their first Febuary 2013 meetings on Tuesday.

Gwinnett Library To Hold 2013 Teen Summit in Four Branches

'Zombie infestation' prompts the event for February 23, 2013. Police and schools officials also will be involved.

Bill Introduced By Harrell Would Prohibit Adding Non-tax Fees to Property Tax Bills

House Bill 159 would limit what type of fees municipalities could add to residents' property tax bills.

1818 Club's Food Service Permit Suspended, Reinstated

The dining club was reinspected a few hours after its suspension following inspection Jan. 31. It's 67-U score improved to a 100.

Obama Administration Backs Off Contraceptive Mandate for Non-Profits

New guidelines in health care law reportedly would help non-profits maintain religious principles with regard to right-to-life issues, but doesn't change mandate for family-based businesses such as Hobby Lobby.

Seven Applications Received for Two Package Store Licences to be Issued in Loganville

At the application deadline on Thursday, the City of Loganville had received seven applications for the two package store licenses that will be issued - one in Walton County and one in Gwinnett.

Gwinnett Tech Offering Free Income Tax Preparation in 2013

With help from AARP, free tax counseling also will be offered beginning February 1.