Three Peachtree Corners council seats are up for re-election.
Construction crews will be working on the diverging diamond interchange at I-85 starting Monday, July 15.
Residents have until midnight Monday, July 15, to comment on the 2013 proposed millage rate.
The Birmingham, Alabama-based company said that it is reviewing its options for another location in the area.
Expect lane closures for roadway improvements at the intersection of Peachtree Industrial Boulevard and Technology Parkway through July 19.
More new businesses open, city leaders select trash hauler, approves zero-millage rate budget.
The $62,520 grant will go toward providing about 4,000 smoke detectors for elderly residents and low-incomes families.
The city's new zero-millage rate budget was also unanimously approved.
Peachtree Corners city leaders will also discuss the RFP for residential sanitation services.
The community of over 38,000 residents officially incorporated on July 1, 2012.
Feral cats, which are typically shy or fearful of people, can provide a service for barn and stable owners.
Reactions to today's Supreme Court decisions on the Defense of Marriage Act and California's Proposition on Twitter.
Mayor Mike Mason is among 42 community members chosen for the 2014 class.
The county's library system is also facing a $1 million cut in funding.
Nancy Stanbery-Kellam has served as executive director for Gwinnett County Public Library since 2006.
The City of Peachtree Corners' 2013-2014 budget has been released, a public hearing is planned for June 18.
The bridge in the Duluth area is scheduled to reopen at 5 a.m. Monday with DDI configuration.
Officials have to have a plan in place for a possible Nov. 5 public vote. And citizens can help.
County and city leaders begin the process of a possible public vote in November to renew the 1 percent sales tax.
Three- or five-year durations are considered. Final decisions would be made in July. If the 1-cent sales tax is approved, the city of Peachtree Corners would receive a portion of the tax.
Gwinnett County has the work scheduled for late summer or early fall at the intersection of S.R. 141 and Peachtree Corners Circle
Peachtree Corners city leaders invited citizens to speak out on what they wanted in solid waste and yard waste pick up service.
Peachtree Corners commuters, check out our interactive map to find where, when and why local roads will be closed for construction based on a report from the Gwinnett DOT.
Paul Bennett faces charges in connection with June 2012 deaths on Lake Lanier.
The West Gwinnett Park Aquatic Center opens at noon on Saturday. County officials also have some tips for "safe swimming."
Peachtree Corners city leaders delayed deciding on two tax-related items but gave go-ahead on a Georgia DOT grant to be used for sidewalk improvement projects. And the mayor announces a new public information officer has been appointed for the city.
The seven-member board will vote on several matters related to the city's recent land purchase.
Peachtree Corners city leaders have scheduled a meeting on May 28 to hear citizens input on solid waste service. An online survey is also available for citizens to provide input.
The bridge will be closed June 7-10 as workers complete work on the diverging diamond interchange.
The importance of early childhood education was the topic.
What will Peachtree Corners residents need over the next two decades, different types of housing, better transportation, more parks? It's all part of the ongoing Comprehensive Plan.
The City of Peachtree Corners now owns the 20.6 acres of undeveloped land on Peachtree Parkway.
Also on the agenda was Crowell Brothers Funeral Home's request for a special use permit to add a crematory. Late Tuesday afternoon the owners asked that their request be deferred until a later date.
Peachtree Corners seven-member board got right down to business adopting a resolution to establish by-laws and approving a real estate purchase agreement.
The Peachtree Corners council will also consider modifying the city's alcoholic beverage code along with several other ordinances.
Also among the topics at the April 30 town hall meeting was whether firefighters should be armed.