Two Republicans Seek To Unseat Holcomb

One of them will emerge from a July 31 primary to face the Democratic incumbent.

Gwinnett Judge Races Draw Multiple Candidates

Candidates qualify to run for three Gwinnett Superior, State and Probate Court vacancies created by retiring judges.

Salute to Gwinnett Fallen Heroes

Memorial Day ceremony honors fallen heroes and all men and women who have served honorably in the military during wartime and peacetime.

Scott Holcomb Qualifies For Re-Election

The Georgia Representative will run as the District 81 incumbent.

Parent Or Holcomb: Who Will Run For District 81?

The two lawmakers will announce their decision today.

Two Tucker Schools Get Low Rankings

Idlewood Elementary and Tucker Middle receive Alert Schools rankings, a component of the No Child Left Behind Act.

Qualifying Starts Today for DeKalb Political Offices

Qualifying began at 9 a.m. today and ends at noon on Friday, May 25.

Tucker Hosts Green Party's Nominating Convention

Georgia Greens are backing Cynthia McKinney for Congress.

Qualifying for 2012 General Primary and Nonpartisan Elections

Fees and where specific candidates go to qualify, as well as other useful candidate information.

Driver's License Requirements Change July 1

To be fully compliant with the Federal Real ID Act of 2005, the State of Georgia is implementing new requirements when renewing or applying for a driver's license.

U.S. News Issues Best High School Rankings

Today's report shows how Tucker High School compares to the rest of the state and the country.

New Georgia License Plates Available Now

Registered vehicle owners may choose between traditional plate and a contest-winning design.

Henderson Middle Student Wins County CEO's Youth Volunteer Award

Eighth-grader and Leafmore resident Spencer Wilson won the award for helping classmate Jason Tyler recover from a traumatic brain injury.

UGA's Michael Adams: Yes, I'm Leaving

The University of Georgia president says he's stepping down next year.

DeKalb County Supporting the Arts?

The DeKalb Creative Industries Task Force is conducting surveys on the state of the arts.

How Are People Reacting to Michael Adams' Departure?

University of Georgia President Michael Adams is expected to announce at 11 a.m. today that he's leaving.

Rising Tide: Sandy Springs, Dunwoody Benefit from Neighboring Municipalities' Success

Sandy Springs Mayor Eva Galambos, Dunwoody Mayor Mike Davis and Dekalb County CEO participated in a PCID panel discussion last Friday.

Rep. Scott Holcomb Meets With President Obama at Fort Stewart

During his visit to Fort Stewart Friday, President Barack Obama signed an executive order aimed at ending aggressive and deceptive recruiting of military students by educational institutions.

DEA Taking Prescription Drugs Back Saturday

Two Tucker locations are among several in DeKalb County.

Wind and Fire Advisory for Thursday

Caution is advised due to high winds and fire danger conditions.

Gingrich to Exit Race Next Week

Fox News is reporting that sources inside his campaign say presidential candidate Newt Gingrich will end his campaign next week.

Get Résumé Advice from Department of Labor

Visit Tucker Patch on Wednesday to participate in a live chat about résumés.

The South Rises Again: It's Confederate Memorial Day

Monday is a holiday for State of Georgia employees. Yes, for that 19th Century era.

Wind and Fire Advisories Issued for North Georgia

Most of north and central Georgia, including DeKalb and Gwinnett counties, are under both a high wind as well as a fire danger advisory for most of the day and into the early evening hours on April 23, 2012.

DeKalb Schools Weigh New School Calendar

The Superintendent will make a recommendation to the Board of Education in May.

Last Chance: 2011 Tax Return Deadline is Tuesday

File your 2011 federal income tax return by April 17 to avoid late penalties and interest.

DeKalb Farmers Market Plans Massive Expansion

The retail space would go from 140,000 to 518,000 square feet.

Rick Santorum Quits Presidential Race

Mitt Romney will be the likely nominee for the G.O.P.

DeKalb's Public Works Engineering Supervisor Pleads Guilty to Extortion

Fidelis Ogbu caught in scheme to extort money from a private contractor who was working with law enforcement officials.

State Struggling to Give Millions to Homeowners

$339 million is up for grabs, but people who need it the most aren't claiming it.

HR 738: Truth Prevails In Georgia Legislature

Representative Scott Holcomb from House District 82 shares a story from the Gold Dome.

Should State Legislators Submit to Drug Tests?

State Rep. Scott Holcomb submitted to a drug test last week.

Get Job Interviewing Advice from Georgia's Department of Labor

Visit Patch Wednesday, March 28, to participate in a live chat about how to answer the tough questions.

Rep. Holcomb to Recap Session

Holcomb will speak at Livsey Elementary School today.

Both Georgias Need HOPE

Sen. Curt Thompson (D-Tucker) says the Georgia GOP is passing the buck on jobs yet again.

Make Every Drop of Water Count

Metro Water District urging residents to fix plumbing leaks this week of March 12-18.

Sunday Alcohol Sales Begin May 6

DeKalb County voters approved the measure Tuesday by a wide margin.

Super Tuesday in Tucker and Stone Mountain

Republican nominee, Sunday sales to be decided.

Whatever Happened to the Moderates?

State Senator Curt Thompson (D-Tucker) says losing the political center would be a great blow to American politics.

Rep. Scott Holcomb Speaks Out About Mitt Romney

In time for Super Tuesday, Holcomb lets loose on the Republican frontrunner.