Federal Budget Cuts: Gwinnett Schools Could Lose Nearly $3.5 Million

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

Council Members Clear Air at Town Hall Meeting

Peachtree Corners residents came armed with questions and Council members answered their queries on the Roberts land purchase.

Briscoe Field Could Be Affected by U.S. Sequester Budget Cuts

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

How Would U.S. 'Sequester' Budget Cuts Affect Georgia?

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

Q&A on Georgia's New Car 'Title Tax'

Still have questions about the new car tax law going into effect March 1? Here is a list of answers to frequently asked questions and a link to help calculate how much you will pay for that new ride.

City's Charter Available Online

Access Peachtree Corners original City Charter via the Web.

Peachtree Corners Citizens Take First Step In Planning For Their Future

The city held its inaugural public Comprehensive Plan meeting Thursday night at City Hall. It represents the initial step in a six-month process in creating a blueprint for the city's next 20 years.

Gun Control: Residents Rally for Gun Safety

In remembrance of the December shootings in Newtown, Conn., demonstrators asked U.S. Rep. Rob Woodall to support gun safety laws. The demonstration was held at the Gwinnett Justice Administration Center in Lawrenceville, Ga.

Recycling, Other County Programs Highlighted at Town Hall Meeting

Updates provided on Gwinnett County's recycling, graffiti elimination efforts and program to clean up apartment complexes the main topics.

I-85 HOT Lanes May Be Extended in Gwinnett

The extension would take the lanes from Old Peachtree Road to Hamilton Mill Road. Share your thoughts.

Pinckneyville Park Ball Fields to Get New Scoreboards

The Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners also approved the condemnation of property along SR 20 for a road widening project.

City Council Tackles Packed Agenda

From rezoning and special permits to intergovernmental agreements and two charter amendments, Peachtree Corners city leaders had a full plate at its Tuesday night meeting.

Q&A on Peachtree Corners 'Roberts' Land Purchase

Find out how the city plans on financing the purchase, what the city plans to do with the property located across from The Forum and more.

PRESS RELEASE: City of Peachtree Corners Makes Strategic Move Toward Land Acquisition

Mayor and City Council propose pormation of a Downtown Development Authority to purchase and determine future development of a large land tract in heart of the city.

City Council Announces Plans to Buy 'Roberts' Property

Peachtree Corners leaders said they would seek to enter into a contract to purchase 20+ undeveloped acres across from The Forum.

Have You Filed Your 2012 Tax Return?

The IRS says it's getting high traffic on its online “Where's My Refund?” tool.

Special City Council Meeting Called for Monday 5 p.m.

Over the weekend Peachtree Corners city leaders scheduled the Special Called meeting; a property purchase is the only item listed on the agenda.

Tax Commissioner's Office Prepared for Tax Change on Auto Sales

The Gwinnett tag office in Peachtree Corners, along with all county tag offices, ready to handle change to new auto tax law when it goes into effect March 1, 2013.

Gwinnett Chamber, Civic Leaders Travel to Europe to Build Business Ties

The December 2012 trip to Germany and France was to enrich business ties, and open new ones.

Citizens Play Critical Role In City's Plans for Future

Tuesday the Planning Commission heard from Pond & Co. on importance of getting public to participate in Comprehensive Plan and also made its recommendation on Newell Recycling's bid for change in zoning conditions and special use permits.

Planning on Watching the State of Union Address?

President Barack Obama delivering the annual address tonight (Feb. 12). Visit White House SOTU site to learn how to participate.

Senior State Attorney to Lead Open Records Act Workshop

A community workshop on Georgia's Open Meeting & Records Act is scheduled for Feb. 19 in Norcross.

Girl Scout Troop Gets First Hand Look at How Government Works

As part of earning their "Inside Government badge," fourth grade Girl Scout Troop 1106 from Simpson Elementary School toured City Hall, met with Mayor and City Staff, sat in on City Council meeting to earn badge.

Gwinnett County Updating GIS Website Browser

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

News Nearby: Obama To Visit Decatur Thursday

The President will stop at the College Heights Early Childhood Learning Center.

Flash Flood Possible for Peachtree Corners, Gwinnett

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

Balancing Budget, Education Funding Among Top Priorities at Capitol

Georgia Legislative Update for Week Ending Feb. 8, 2013.

Grant Approved for Diverging Diamond Interchange at Jimmy Carter, I-85

Construction scheduled to begin this spring and is slated to be finished within 12 months.

Gwinnett BOC Approves Transportation Projects on I-85, Peachtree Industrial Boulevard

Chairman says transportation projects are a priority for Gwinnett in 2013.

U.S. Postal Service To End Saturday Mail Delivery in August 2013

Package delivery would continue on Saturdays. The plan reportedly would save the agency about $2 billion annually.

Comprehensive Plan the Next Big Step for City

It's time for Peachtree Corners city leaders and its citizens to look ahead 20 years into the future and create a plan to get there.

Berkeley Hills Country Club Under New Management

The country club has retained Atlanta-based Affiniti Golf Partners to manage golf and club operations.

City Council to Look at Rezoning Peachtree Parkway Property Tuesday

The City of Peachtree Corners City Council's agenda also includes considering a Special Use Permit for property on Amwiler Road. The meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m., Feb. 5.

Regents Confirm Jere Morehead as New UGA President

Morehead will officially replace University of Georgia President Michael Adams on July 1, according to a news release.

Legislative Bill Introduced to Prohibit Non-Tax Fees on Property Tax Bills

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

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.

1818 Club's Food Service Permit Suspended, Reinstated

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

Will U.S. Rep. Broun Seek Saxby's Senate Seat in 2014?

Niki Broun told a crowd in Gwinnett County that her husband Paul Broun was announcing his run for the the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Saxby Chambliss in 2014, according to a report.

City's Code Enforcement Officer Sworn In

At Tuesday night's Peachtree Corners City Council meeting Walter Osorio was officially sworn in as the new code enforcement officer, and city leaders announced that the first Comprehensive Plan committee would meet on Wednesday.

Women in the Military: Should They Serve in Combat Roles?

U.S. defense officials last week gave the green light to women taking on the same combat jobs that are open to their male counterparts. Tell us if you agree with the policy change.