Term Limits Back on Loganville City Council Agenda

A recent change in the make up of the council could make all the difference in the vote.

Gwinnett County: Current Road Closure Report

Use our interactive map to see where Gwinnett County road construction is planned (click of the red flag icon to see the newest project)

Loganville Woman Pleads Guilty to Theft of Government Funds

Woman cashed her dead mother's social security checks for almost 20 years.

Unemployment Rate in Walton and Gwinnett Inches Up in June

Although still better than for the same period last year, the unemployment rate in Walton and Gwinnett continues to trend up.

2013 Gwinnett County Property Tax Bills to be Mailed By Aug. 3

Payment is due by October 3.

Paul Broun's Campaign to Send Supporters 'English: The Official Language of the USA' T-Shirt

Those who donate at least $25 will receive a shirt.

Affordable Care Act: Get Ready for Open Enrollment, Health Insurance Marketplace

Open enrollment begins Oct. 1.

Loganville to Dedicate Pavilion in Honor of Late Mayor

Former Mayor Ray Nunley died in April.

Army Veteran Stephen Simpson to Run for 10th Congressional District Seat

The Milledgeville resident announced Wednesday plans to seek the seat being vacated by Paul Broun.

Gwinnett Library System Turns the Page

The system will begin a 'nationwide' search for a new executive director, the board chairman says.

Gwinnett County Library Director Ousted

Nancy Stanbery-Kellam has served as executive director for Gwinnett County Public Library since 2006.

Bridge at I-85 and Pleasant Hill Road Reopens Sunday at Noon

The Diverging Diamond Interchange has been designed to improve traffic flow on the bridge.

Gwinnett Police Department Hiring, Hosting Job Fair

The job fair will take place June 22, 2013 in Lawrenceville, Ga.

Weekend Traffic Alert: Avoid Headaches Around Closed I-85 Overpass

The Pleasant Hill overpass will be closed, starting at 9 p.m. Friday, June 7, but reopen at 5 a.m. Monday as the new Diverging Diamond Interchange.

Gwinnett Wants 2014 SPLOST to Be 70-75% for Transportation

Three- or five-year durations are considered. Final decisions would be made in July.

State Democratic Party Chairman Stepping Down

Chairman Mike Berlon has been chairman since 2011. The details of his resignation are being ironed out.

Finances in Question for Georgia Democrats' Leader

Michael Berlon, an attorney in the Lawrenceville-Grayson area, is accused of failing to distribute $1 million from a trust he created.

Drivers Beware: Six Projects, Including One in Grayson, Added to Gwinnett Road Closure List

Check out our interactive map to find where, when and why local roads will be closed for construction, from the Gwinnett DOT. (Updated weekly)

Gwinnett Pools Open Soon for 2013

County officials have some tips for "safe swimming."

County Offices Closed for Memorial Day

Trash pickups not affected.

See Which Restaurant Scored 100 in Recent Grayson Restaurant Health Reports

A look at the most recent health inspection reports for Grayson restaurants by the East Metro Health District.

Do You Know How Safe, Clean Water Reaches Your Gwinnett Home?

You can learn how. The Gwinnett Department of Water Resources is hosting an open house at Shoal Creek Water Filter Plant in Buford.

Loganville Package Store License Process Faces Three Appeals

Loganville awarded two package store licenses in April, one in Gwinnett and one in Walton County. Three of the unsuccessful applications, however, have been appealed to Superior Court.

Gwinnett Commissioners Town Hall Meeting in Grayson Focuses on Snellville Area

The meeting took place at Grayson High School on May 1 and also shone a light on security fears in the Unincorporated Gwinnett area between Loganville and Snellville along Temple Johnson Road.

Rezoning and Annexation for Town & Country Pet Salon on Loganville Council Agenda

Loganville will have the May work session of the city council at 7:30 p.m. Monday at City Hall. This will be preceded by a public hearing at 6 p.m. on the 2014 Budget.

Grayson Day 2013: Cars, Kids and Color

Were you there? Add your photos to our gallery!

Metro Atlanta’s unemployment rate declines to 7.9 percent in March

According to the Georgia Department of Labor, the rate declined because of an increase in the number of jobs and fewer new layoffs.

Boland and Bagley Qualify for Loganville City Council Special Election

When the qualifier to serve out the remaining term of former Loganville City Councilman Dan Curry closed at noon Wednesday, two candidates had qualified to run for the seat.

All As and a New Pizza Place in Recent Restaurant Reports for Grayson

A look at the most recent restaurant inspections for Grayson restaurants by the East Metro Health.

GCPS Wins National Green Ribbon Award

Gwinnett County Public Schools will split a $10,000 prize with Cobb County's Ford Elementary.

Mix of As and Bs for Loganville in Recent Restaurant Reports

A look at the most recent restaurant inspections for Loganville restaurants by the East Metro Health and Northeast Health districts.

Grand Reopening of Vines Railroad Will be on National Train Day

The Second Saturday in May is designated as National Train Day. This will be May 11 in 2013.

Deal Signs Bill Lowering Alcohol Limits for Boaters

The new law also increases penalties for those caught boating while intoxicated.

City of Grayson Readies for Grayson Day 2013

The 34th Annual Grayson Day is scheduled for this Saturday, April 27, 2013

Gov. Deal Signs Education Bill at Georgia Gwinnett College

H.B. 131 will help students dually enrolled in high school and college.

Curry Sole Qualifier to Finish Up Nunley's Mayoral Term

When the qualifier to serve out the remaining term of the late Mayor Ray Nunley closed at noon Wednesday, Dan Curry was the only person to qualify.

Former Loganville Mayor Ray Nunley Loses His Battle With Cancer

Ray Nunley stepped down from his position of mayor last month after being diagnosed with cancer in November. City officials report that he passed away on Tuesday, April 16, 2013.

Curry Resigns Loganville Council Post, Kiddoo Voted Vice Mayor

There will be a special election on June 18, 2013, to fulfill the remaining six months of former Mayor Ray Nunley's term and the remaining two and a half years of Councilman Dan Curry's council seat. Curry resigned his council post to run for

Duluth College Prep Academy Officials Indicted on Immigration Fraud Charges

Officials accused of using English language school to issue fraudulent student visas. Some of the female 'students' allegedly worked in bars as prostitutes instead of attending school.

Motorcycle Crossing Signs to Be Installed in Neighboring Snellville

The signs have been donated by Councilman Bobby Howard and Allstate agents in the Snellville area.