Lawrenceville, GA News

• Lawrenceville, GA News
• What does Memorial day mean to you and how will you celebrate it?
• Briefs: Suwanee residents to hold meet and greet
• Weekly Suwanee police incidents
• Fifth graders celebrate promotion to middle school
• North girls soccer rides experience to successful season
• North's Jackson ends career with state title
• Suwanee police: Arrests down, speeding tickets up in April
• Lions' senior class will be remembered for school spirit
• Tennis stringer, retailer expands business
• Brooks resigns from Suwanee City Council, Hilscher seeks open seat
• North's class of 2012 called most educated in GCPS history
• KATHLEEN PARKER: Cory Booker's Bain
• ESTHER CEPEDA: Education's revolving door
• O'REILLY: Are teenagers really Americans?
• Ga. man gets 40 years for renting stolen homes
• Ga. pardons board granting more medical reprieves
• Ga. National Cemetery marks Memorial Day
• Tropical storm warnings for Southeast coast
• The Daily "Post" - May 26, 2012 - Efficient transportation system
• Bill Parker
• Jessie Attaway
• Joey Foster
• Ruth Poole
• George Cooke
• Lloyd Hudson
• Dennis Dravland
• Eugene Castellano
• Cora Anderson
• Anna Symeon
• Virginia Morrison
• Ann Bowen
• Hazel Sims
• Everette Waggoner
• Bothwell Pass, Jr.
• Dragon arrives at space station in a first for private space flight
• NJ man charged in '79 murder of NY boy
• Wang takes win in relief
• McCoughtry, Harding lead Atlanta rout of Liberty
• GCPD officer charged with sharing explicit video with minors
• Killian Hill's Atteberry to play for Oglethorpe baseball
• Gymnastics championship at Arena draws nearly 18K
• Meadowcreek to honor late principal with golf tourney
• 6 years after key DNA hit, murder suspect to face Gwinnett prosecution
• MCLEOD: How I reframed paying my taxes
• RICH: The Yankee muse
• JENKINS: Summer blockbusters can become rainy fall Saturday fare
• LARSON: Real fishermen reel in more than just fish
• Duluth Rotary team wins clay shooting title
• Barrow emergency responders highlight one of their own on National EMS Week
• Cafe opens first Gwinnett location
• GOOD NEWS FROM SCHOOLS: North Gwinnett senior named award finalist
• GAB: Lawrenceville mayor to host breakfast for World War II vets
• 'World Changers' coming back to Sugar Hill
• B98.5 hosts free summer movies
• Jordan Rager, David Greene join benefit event for Aimee Copeland
• Veteran markers memorialize soldiers on Memorial Day
• Hill — Hare
• Daniels — Hogan
• First smog alert of year declared in Atlanta metro
• Gator sightings reported in Barrow Co. pond
• GSU gets grant to study literacy in deaf children
• Passengers: Atlanta airport shuttles take too long
• Robins AFB says farewell to retiring top civilian
• Georgia's shrimp season set to open next week
• Judy Montgomery
• Ruth Poole
• Wilma Frachiseur
• Shirley Argo
• Christine Mulvey
• Bothwell Pass, Jr.
• Marion Harrison
• ELECTIONS: Who has qualified so far
• The Daily "Post" - May 25, 2012 - Taxes and more taxes
• G-Braves squander Flande's gem in 3-2 loss
• Mesoraco's grand slam sends Reds over Braves 6-3
• Johnson has 1st-round lead at Colonial
• Almirola takes first pole at Coca-Cola 600
• Hendrick goes from ice cold to red hot
• Molestation trial nears for former church staffer
• Dacula golf club honors local Navy veteran
• Offices closed but garbage service will occur on holiday
• BOE approves 4 new principals
• Wild Bill's hosts Autism fundraiser
• Road work suspended, safety urged during holiday weekend
• Italian company chooses Gwinnett for North American HQ
• National Guard Veteran and ALS patient raises awareness
• Lilburn meth house demolition rescheduled
• Small packets of detergent raising poison fears
• Highway fixed to keep trucks from getting stuck
• Falcons lineman partners with Atlanta Symphony
• Aimee Copeland gains strength, sits up in chair
• Metro Atlanta's jobless rate drops to 8.5 percent
• Ga. Tech gets $5M grant aimed at Hispanic youth
• Barbara Bertolo
• Gelaine Smith
• Theodore Thun
• Philip Flohr
• Jimmie Cook
• Patsy Mitchell
• Ruth Poole
• Brian Hall
• Carol Cofer
• Doris Wilder
• Dwayne Robertson
• Michael Pabian
• The Daily "Post" - May 24, 2012 - Briscoe Field commercialization
• Silverbacks to play Open Cup game in Seattle after deal with Sounders
• Georgia eliminated from SEC baseball tourney by Auburn
• Frazier's HR sends Reds over Braves 2-1
• Boys soccer camp planned at Mill Creek
• Legacy on Lanier to host $1 Million Challenge again
• Rusty Wallace heads Hall of Fame group
• Summer lacrosse camps, league to be at Parkview
• Mill Creek to host boys basketball camp
• Berkmar to offer girls basketball camp
• Hebron unveils summer camp schedule
• Allmendinger anxious to see results
• Moore Middle finishes first year
• Lawrenceville company expands, adding 60 employees
• ESTHER CEPEDA: Cory Booker's epiphany
• THOMAS: The media's religion deficit
• Attorney's illness postpones murder trial
• 60+ file for Gwinnett ballot on first day
• Movie Tavern offers flicks, food and beverages
• GAB: GEHC celebrates World Turtle Day
• Man charged with defrauding Gwinnett banks of $90K
• By Venue -- May 25
• DISC SPOTLIGHT: 'Perfect Sense'
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Tonight You're Mine' a mid-grade romantic movie
• In observance of the Memorial Day holiday, Gwinnett Tech will close at noon on F...
• Phillips, Sanchez face off on 'Idol' finale
• Demolition nears for historic dorm on UGA campus
• Delta to take Southwest's 717s
• The Daily "Post" - May 23, 2012
• George Feckoury
• Philip Flohr
• Brian Young
• Jeanette Wilson
• Donna Miller
• Canon Carr
• Dorothy Corley
• Nannie Stancil
• Ruby Davis
• John Rainey
• Thomas Huff, Jr.
• Floy Knight
• Lester Lichty, Sr.
• Residents push BOC for airport vote
• Regional tax could fund county projects cut because of down economy
• Lilburn meth house to be demolished this week
• GCSU honors Trocchio with weekly honor
• Brookwood grad Heffley named to SoCon first teams
• Prep Rally to feature state soccer finals
• Dacula's Murray named to All-Great Lakes Region Team
• Berkmar, Duluth, Providence win state sportsmanship awards
• Berkmar's Rogers makes college basketball decision
• Gwinnett Goal Club honors county's best in soccer
• Mill Creek's Kolts signs with North Georgia tennis
• Regions split in soccer all-star game
• Mill Creek honors college soccer signees
• Teheran bounces back to end road trip with G-Braves win
• Local group gets $9K from 'Pink in the Rink'
• Alleged molester arrested on similar charges
• 20,000 appeal property assessments
• Cops nab alleged gas station robber
• Citizen charged with posing as cop in gang clash
• Auction claims it's selling vial with Ronald Reagan blood
• Eugene Polley, inventor of TV remote, dies at 96
• Woman sues hospital over fall off operating table
• Eastside Heritage honors mental health month
• Semitrailer fire shuts down I-85 in Winder
• Billy Mobley
• Ella Dyer
• Harris Elrod
• Dennis Burrell
• Jeanette Wall
• Bessie Jones
• D.g. Wilburn, Jr.
• MOVIE REVIEW: "Men In Black III" an excellent example of what summer blockbusters should be
• The Daily "Post" - May 22, 2012
• Jurrjens encounters more problems as Rochester routs G-Braves
• Chipper sits again with calf bruise
• Minor's struggles continue as lefty gives up four homers in Braves' loss
• Providence baseball wins Game 1; weather wipes out nightcap
• Grayson battles back to force Game 3 vs. Brookwood
• Esmonde, Parkview beat weather, Mill Creek 5-4
• Fire Department stays busy with severe weather
• Students graduate Phoenix High School
• North's Brown makes USA Basketball U-18 national team
• Grayson mayor pro-tem resigns
• Cops: Man shot in head during tax office robbery
• Buford's Cardiello commits to UGA football
• Former Peachtree Ridge football player dismissed from Air Force
• More Georgians settle for minimum wage jobs
• Celebrities toast Andrew Young's 80th birthday
• G-Braves' Redmond, Mejia sweep IL honors
• Locals give blood in honor of Aimee Copeland
• Buford dentist wins Iron Girl Triathlon
• Fire at doctor's office called suspicious
• Oprah addresses 550 Spelman grads
• Tropical Storm Alberto expected to stay offshore
• South grad with flesh-eating disease takes own breaths
• NBA PLAYOFFS ROUNDUP: James, Wade combine for 70 points to lead Heat to crucial victory
• The Daily "Post" - May 21, 2012
• Hudson throws another gem in Braves' win over Rays
• G-Braves infielder Sutton dealt to Pirates
• Dufner wins second PGA tourney in four weeks
• Noll maintains lead, wins Mid-Amateur at Berkeley Hills
• Sandbagging in NASCAR’s All-Star race irritates fans
• Robin Gibb of Bee Gees dies at 62
• Gov. Deal says he supports Romney
• 'Avengers' sinks 'Battleship" to remain No. 1
• Callaway Gardens selling 4,000 acres to pay debt
• Moneyed, known incumbent lawmakers hard to beat
• Jekyll Island reaches milestone in $50M makeover
• Davis, DeShields make U17 U.S. National Team
• G-Braves slip past Rochester for Sunday victory
• Tropical storm Alberto forms off Carolinas' coast
• Jo Ann Cline
• Henry Bailey
• Herbert Green
• Sharon Gilchrist
• Clara Mccannon
• Lorraine Cunningham
• Rory Nash
• Bernice Johnson
• Margie Barrett
• Lorene Wallis
• Grace Greer
• Mark Fuller
• The Daily "Post" - May 20, 2012
• Viewing events planned, eyewear urged for 'Ring of Fire' solar eclipse
• Gingrich turns aim to Obama, calls for party unity
• SpaceX rocket launch aborted in last half-second
• Young illegal immigrants coming out of the shadows
• Rochester holds on for a 6-4 win over Gwinnett
• Gwinnett to host soccer all-star games Sunday
• Douglas scores 21 points, Fever beat Dream 92-84
• Hobbs leaves North to take head job at Shiloh
• With irrigation well, Suwanee hopes to make Town Center drought-proof
• Bulldogs' star guard earns USA Basketball tryout invite
• Weekly Suwanee police incidents
• First quarter sees 'noticeable increase' in building permits
• Briefs: Suwanee Day graphic design deadline May 31
• Briefs: Public budget review May 23
• Daily Post patriotic concert to feature parachuters, varied playlist
• Co-workers turned business partners enjoy 'sisterly' relationship
• North's Jackson ends career with state title
• Local residents react to TSPLOST vote
• Miss Suwanee raises $21,00 for Relay
• North valedictorian and salutatorian inspired by parents
• Crash involving 6 buses in Newton Co. leaves injuries
• Financial cuts looming for Ga. Perimeter College
• Alexandru Oros
• James Kallenbach
• Nam Kx Num Tuam Vaaj
• Virginia Mccormick
• George Bennett
• Scott Pierce
• Sharon Gilchrist
• Clara Garrison
• Mary Jackson
• The Daily "Post" - May 19, 2012
• Hanson pitches 7 innings, Braves beat Rays 5-3
• Pascucci powers Buffalo past G-Braves
• Force defeat Mustangs in 58-55 nail-bitter
• Dufner takes Nelson lead with late birdie spree
• HAMMOCK: Prentice, Eagles leave impressive legacy
• Pitching just as important as bats for Providence in the playoffs
• Collins Hill beats Centennial for state title
• GAC, BT girls soccer teams ready for another close game in AA final
• Mercer graduate completes degree 59 years later
• Sugarloaf Country Club opens houses for the public
• Hawks keeping Drew as coach for 2012-13 season
• Kurt Busch thinks Newman feud is 'WWE-type' action
• HUCKABY: These are a few of my least favorite things
• YARBROUGH: Skeeter Skates finds out he has a lot to learn about politics
• Norcross mother charged with shooting at son
• MCLEOD: How to get things done at home and in the office
• RICH: Looks aren't the main thing when it comes to biscuit pans
• Local grads get jump-start on medical career
• Norcross High grad already successful Web designer
• Henry — Kolleda
• Kent — Grube
• GOOD NEWS FROM SCHOOLS: Berkmar Middle's Griffith named Falcons' teacher of year
• GAB: Jackson EMC seeking historical info
• LARSON: Projecting art projects into the world around us
• JENKINS: Saying goodbye to middle school with mixed emotions
• Woman charged with urinating on Snellville business
• Ride for America planned in Loganville
• Daily Post patriotic concert to feature parachuters, varied playlist
• Duluth judge honored with Liberty Bell Award
• Dacula dedicates park on Memorial Day
• Snake bites on the rise in Georgia
• Storms down trees, drop large hail in Ga.
• Police say handcuffed man stole patrol car, crashed in Gwinnett
• George Bennett
• Janet Joyal
• Ruth Fouts
• Ga. Tech fraternity suspended after hazing reports
• 'American Idol' down to final 2 singers
• The Daily "Post" - May 18, 2012
• Beachy tosses shutout, Braves beat Marlins
• More struggles for G-Braves starters in another loss to Buffalo
• Hudgens Center holds annual meeting, appreciation event
• Berkeley Lake road assessment complete
• Park to be transformed by project
• BOE hears study on evaluation systems
• Gwinnett school board talks alternative education
• School board adopts $1.7 billion budget
• No. 1 Centennial stands between Collins Hill and title
• MCCULLOUGH: Don't be distracted by nonsense and nonissues
• ROBINSON: Disco Queen and Go-Go King
• Police: Man jailed for creating bogus employees in fraud scheme
• 25th Annual Historic Buford 5K and 10K Road Race
• Operation Good Neighbor Community Workday
• Senior trash exemption to wait until 2013
• Postal Service to begin closing plants this summer
• GTC's Veterans Affairs Office provides support to those who served:
• Duluth Planning Director inducted into the AICP College of Fellows
• GA-PCOM graduates doctors and scientists
• 'Darling Companion' is all bark and no bite
• Police seek help in catching alleged kidnapper
• Michigan boy finds finger piece in Arby's sandwich
• New SC mom hospitalized with flesh-eating bacteria
• Occupants escape Wednesday night house fire
• Georgia jobless rate now lowest in 3 years
• Police impostors try to invade Marietta home
• Ga. student graduates college before high school
• Federal agents join Ga. school bus threat probe
• Drive-in shooting suspect has history of Gwinnett drug arrests
• Barbara Andrews
• France Ducasse
• Betty Kitchens
• Mildred Wharton
• Ronald Mckinley
• Bonnie Harris
• Dorothy Maguire
• The Daily "Post" - May 17, 2012
• Jurrjens rocked in G-Braves loss
• Stanton's homer helps Marlins beat Braves
• Buford's surprising run comes to end in extra innings
• Panthers strike early, roll into semis with 8-5 win
• Brookwood advances to Final Four with dominating win
• Collins Hill girls ousted by No. 1 Milton in semis
• GAC dominates Buford for return trip to state title game
• DALY: Home vegetable gardens are fun to grow
• No tears as Ga. woman sees bacteria-ravaged hands
• Lilburn set to begin fines for false alarms
• 'Moonshine' bust a cultural misunderstanding?
• Grayson's Pope signs with Florida Tech
• Coaches announce All-Region 7-AAAAA baseball team
• Five more Brookwood baseball players sign with colleges
• Lawrenceville's Werhnyak wins senior championship
• All-Region 7-AAAAA tennis team announced
• Collins Hill to host soccer camps
• Gwinnett Lacrosse League crowns age-group champs
• Hebron's Schulte to sign with Rhinehardt hoops
• South spring game to raise money for charity
• HAMMOCK: Gwinnett's Johnson, Kamara, Nkemdiche continuing national trend
• Congratulations to GTC's 2012 Graduates!
• DISC SPOTLIGHT: 'Chronicle'
• Film Fans underwhelmed by Burton, Depp collaboration
• THE DISH: Dos Pancakes
• Celebrate Armed Forces Day 2012 in Gwinnett
• MOVIE REVIEW: Jack Black shines in the pitch-black comedy 'Bernie'
• Movie trivia contest — May 18
• Army Corps of Engineers to focus on lake safety
• Qualifying opens next week for state offices
• New Atlanta airport terminal opens
• Athens man punches window, bleeds to death
• Ga. city eyes ending tax break for older residents
• Police to guard Clayton Co. school buses after rifle threat
• Ga. pre-k class reads 500 books in 11 hours
• Faye Sustakovitch
• Rozelle Derwood
• Paul McCurdy
• Bobby Still
• Sigfredo Flores
• Cherry Branham
• Greg Coker
• " Take me out to the ballgame"
• Ruby Lee
• The Daily "Post" - May 16, 2012
• Top-ranked Centennial ousts Parkview boys
• Providence boys edged in state semis
• Mill Creek shuts down Camden Co. to earn first semifinal berth
• GAC boys soccer falls in AA semis
• CLINE: A game show family
• Brookwood's Alabi, Providence's Henry get state soccer honors
• Mill Creek's Mitchell chooses Piedmont softball
• Mountain View's Tootle headed to LaGrange for football
• Peachtree Ridge's Greene moves on in U.S. Open qualifying
• North's Parry headed to Berry
• Region 8-AAAAA baseball honors announced
• Gwinnett Dugout Club announces high school baseball award-winners
• Coaches announce all-county lacrosse awards
• Mill Creek student charged with carrying 'dagger' at school
• Cops: Man punched officer outside Duluth sports bar
• GMC purchases shopping center for $3 million
• GGC graduates nearly 200
• Colorado House passes bill on marijuana DUIs
• Father: Woman with flesh-eating bug is bored, wants book
• Suspects nabbed in morning bank robbery
• GMC to host sports medicine discussion
• Americans spending a bit more as gas prices fall
• Obama keeps up with Kardashians, Avengers, more
• Police: DNA links Norcross man to rape
• Fugitive siblings return to Ga. for hearing
• MARTA to hold public hearings on budgets
• Atlanta Public Schools might cut hundreds of jobs
• Joyce Anthony
• "Take me out to the ballgame"
• Dorothy Detrick
• William Hutchins
• Allen Waldrip
• John Muldowney
• Marguerite Mooney
• Ron Matzonkai, Jr.
• Marjorie "Polly" Hansen
• Doris Ford
• Robert Harris
• The Daily "Post" - May 15, 2012
• G-Braves split doubleheader with Mud Hens
• Braves fall to Reds on Phillips double
• Tech to face Illinois in ACC/Big Ten Challenge
• State baseball quarterfinals turn into rematch round for some
• Sugar Hill condemns house
• Danica Patrick tunes out critics and naysayers
• Kenerly asks to have second indictment thrown out
• Library braces for funding cuts
• Scholarship ceremony full of emotion
• Missing Buford woman found safe
• North assistant accepts head football job at Shiloh
• Flesh-eating germ rare, especially for the healthy
• Two county buildings earn LEED gold
• Local blood drive, fundraisers set for Aimee Copeland
• Names of victims released in Friday night shooting
• Famed FAMU marching band suspended for another year
• Ga. to launch seat belt campaign
• Snellville woman with flesh-eating bug mouths questions
• The Daily "Post" - May 14, 2012
• 49 headless bodies dumped on north Mexico highway
• Yahoo sweeps out CEO tainted by inaccurate bio
• Facebook CEO turns 28, IPO could be $100B gift
• State baseball playoff schedules: Quarterfinals
• State playoff soccer schedule: Semifinals
• Brookwood-Collins Hill boys among semifinal soccer showdowns
• Kuchar wins The Players Championship
• Manchester City breaks long drought with English Premier League title
• Heyward, Braves complete sweep in St. Louis
• Rainout forces G-Braves into doubleheader on Monday
• Athens man drowns at church outing at SC lake
• Rain helps buoy Lake Lanier, expected to continue
• Driver charged after 8 hurt in crash
• 2 children critically injured in head-on collision
• 'Idol' finalist Phillip Phillips returns to Ga. home
• Martha Hemphill
• Loretta Moss
• Robert Peters, Sr.
• Edith Grice
• Patrick Grube
• Doris Ford
• James "Jim" Speer
• John Bailey
• Norbert Kreutzer
• Edmonton deals Silverbacks second straight loss
• Beachy, Bourn lead Braves to 7-2 win over Cards
• G-BRAVES NOTES: Durango, Constanza make for speedy top of lineup
• G-Braves Teheran nearing his 2011 top form in win over Toledo
• Force exact revenge on Storm
• North ousted by Milton in girls soccer quarterfinals
• Complete effort sends Eagles past Lassiter 4-0
• The Daily "Post" - May 13, 2012
• Roswell pulls out thrilling title win over No. 1 Peachtree Ridge girls
• GAC girls rout Dawson Co. to earn spot in state semis
• GMC nurse takes in teen mother, child
• Beverage SuperStore holds groundbreaking
• Duluth resident founds new nonprofit
• Things that make you go 'woof'
• Gwinnett County road closures, May 13 through 19
• North Gwinnett Middle holds in-school field trip to Australia
• George Pierce Park to host jazz concert
• Suwanee's Level Creek celebrates being a state School of Excellence
• Briefs: North Gwinnett HS Relay chapter tops $100K
• North boys hoops bids farewell to well-rounded senior class
• State Supreme Court rules against Suwanee man's DUI case
• Bullogs experienced plenty of ups and downs in 2012
• Suwanee couple pursues dream of business ownership
• Suwanee's proposed city budget features lower property taxes
• Weekly Suwanee police incidents
• Popular beekeeper sees hobby turn into booming small-business
• Youth basketball camp planned at Lanier
• FCA Gwinnett to run camp for quarterbacks, receivers
• Two Brookwood girls lacrosse players sign with colleges
• Dacula baseball players sign scholarships
• Kay O'barr
• Katie Simpson
• Roy Easter
• Melvin Brock
• Michael Holloway
• William Henderson
• L.o. Fleming
• Josephine Jordan
• Allen Wilbanks
• Patrick Grube
• Welch's game-winner in waning seconds of OT lifts Parkview over Walton
• Hawks' run comes to an end against Centennial
• Decision time for Hawks
• Northview shuts down Brookwood girls in 2-0 win
• Peachtree Ridge boys put scare into No. 1 Milton
• Late surge lifts Brookwood past Lassiter 4-2
• Collins Hill beats Camden to reach boys soccer semis
• Konz impresses on 1st day of rookie camp
• GAC boys outlast North Oconee in overtime
• Force, Eakin face crossroads tonight vs. Tampa Bay
• Darrell Huckaby: Harold's is an institution worth saving
• LETTER: Can't decide if reader likes or dislikes being 'far-right-wing'
• YARBROUGH: Random thoughts on Daffy Duck, UGA fishing team and why David Ralston doesn't want lobbying limits
• Creekland students get unique history lesson
• Police run metro Atlanta media through use-of-force gamut
• GWINNETT GRADS: Providence pair enjoying playoffs with Birmingham Southern
• Collins Hill athletic director Wallace retires
• French firm might run Briscoe Field
• House of Joy hosts Mother's Day event
• Aimee Copeland, known as 'a ray of sunshine,' attempting to communicate
• Arson officials say man tried to set fire to apartment full of sleeping families
• Agents, officers put on demonstrations at Level Creek Elementary
• MCLEOD: The meaning of life in two words
• RICH: Dixie Dew's big news
• Hunter to run for BOC
• 15 cows perish after series of vehicle crashes in Newton Co.
• Conservative Ariz. sheriff drops congressional bid
• Lawrenceville mom wins grant for dad invention
• Indictment: Felon wanted in Lawrenceville triple homicide
• American Idol finalist to visit Georgia hometown
• Lona Mae Sanders
• Lester Lichty, Sr.
• James Gaddis
• Harvie Ewing, Jr.
• Tabatha Chriswell
• Ralph Boyd, Jr.
• Karrol Mackert
• The Daily "Post" - May 11, 2012
• Grayson rallies in Game 2 to sweep series with Luella
• GCPS honors top senior athletes with banquet
• Buford crushes Morgan County in second-round sweep
• STATE TRACK NOTES: Lions' Brickell experiences rare defeat
• Atlanta to host 3 divisions of NCAA title games
• Brookwood swimmer Trice makes college choice
• Peachtree Ridge to honor college-bound athletes
• Poulter, Laird tied atop Players Championship
• Hebron seniors Hutch, Ranus sign with college athletic programs
• North's Jackson wins triple jump state title
• Tokarz tosses shutout to key Brookwood sweep of Colquitt
• ROBINSON: A whiff of 'hope and change'
• Geathers give two generations of stars to NFL, college
• Getting to Know ... Rebekah Bullock
• DALY: Proper watering is essential for healthy plants
• Mother's Day cruise at Lake Lanier offers unique experience
• Gates Millennium Scholars named
• Ex-boyfriend at large in shooting, car chase
• Stone Mountain Big Lots plans grand opening
• HAMMOCK: Harrison decision ruins prom for Mill Creek soccer players
• GGC students get prestigious scholarships
• Local woman finds purpose after losing sight
• South grad's condition improving, but more surgery needed
• Redmond's morning, Gartrell's blast end G-Braves' skid
• By Venue -- May 11
• Pilot and plane reunited for 1st time since rescue
• Fast Track Your College Education with Dual Enrollment at Gwinnett Tech:
• Deal to address UGA graduates this week
• About 170 teachers could lose jobs in Clayton Co.
• MetLife says it's buying Georgia golf community
• Anthony Rojo
• Rex Daisey
• Bobby Cain
• Daniel Jacobs, Jr.
• Jan Lewis
• Joe Moon
• James Gross
• Frances Carter
• Ann Thompson
• Travis Stephens
• Lonnie Foster
• Harvie Ewing, Jr.
• The Daily "Post" - May 10, 2012
• Hawks honor college-bound boys basketball players
• Bowen, Eagles break through in girls soccer playoffs
• Galloway knocks Hebron out of playoffs
• Lions reach milestones in girls lacrosse victory
• Hallberg, Hawks surge past Hillgrove for first playoff win
• Olson, Foster guide Parkview to playoff win
• Offensive outbursts key Mill Creek sweep of East Coweta
• Police seek suspects in Lilburn jewelry store robbery
• Norcross company reaches $17M settlement in deadly duck boat crash
• Nine local schools rank tops in state
• MOVIE TRIVIA CONTEST -- MAY 11
• THE DISH: Tipsy Pig BBQ
• Lawrenceville Ghost Tours return to haunt participants
• MOVIE REVIEW: Johnny Depp stars as snarky vamp in 'Dark Shadows'
• Mother's Day Events 2012
• DISC SPOTLIGHT: 'Norman Mailer: The American'
• ART BEAT: Northeast Atlanta Ballet finishes the season with 'Beauty and the Beast'
• FILM FANS: We want more of 'The Avengers'
• Woofstock takes over Suwanee's Town Center Park
• GAB: Gwinnett Braves donate to i.DEAL Inc.
• Gwinnett Tech dean remembered for sense of humor
• Homeless group demands evicted man's release from jail
• Briscoe shooter released from hospital, arrested in beating of wife
• Radloff to seek school board re-election as Democrat
• 'Fifty Shades' too steamy for Gwinnett library shelves
• Hairstyling pioneer Vidal Sassoon dies at 84 in LA
• German shepherd rescue group calls Gwinnett home
• NAACP launches voter registration push in Georgia
• Veteran's service dog shot in east Ga. burglary
• Grocery bagger intervenes in shoplifting case
• DOT awards $73.7M for road improvements across Ga.
• Anthony Rojo
• Ann Thompson
• Mary Shrout
• Nell Waller
• Nancy Maughon
• Ira Rorrer
• Bettye Lewis
• Virgil "Buster" Lord
• Jan Lewis
• John Anderson
• Laura Bates
• Terry Fernandez
• Joe Moon
• The Daily "Post" - May 9, 2012
• G-Braves leaves plenty of chances in second shutout
• PREP ROUNDUP: Parkview boys slip by Tift on penalty kicks
• Norcross residents react to smoking ban at city parks
• CLINE: The name game
• Lightning fire destroys house; pet dog rescued
• Auto repair students honored
• Officials: Six Flags river training key to rescue season
• GMC celebrates nurses week
• Charges in opium case hinge on GBI findings
• Jackson EMC Supports the Legacy of Lives Campaign:
• Staff, commissioners talk future
• Cops: Lilburn meth house to be torn down
• South Gwinnett grad's survival chances grim
• Police: Boyfriend bludgeoned with tree branch
• Falcons release former Pro Bowl fullback Mughelli
• 'Where Wild Things Are' author Maurice Sendak dies
• Gwinnett family says apartment invaded by opossums
• Ga. school's Class of '74 plans graduation do-over
• State panel to review Georgia's election code
• State to open Ga. 400 emergency lanes for traffic
• 2 suspects face hearing in Georgia militia plot
• Tabitha Eason
• Joyce Evans
• Danette Guth
• Royce Swansey
• Marjorie Wages
• George Brooks
• Vicky Mchugh
• Mary Nell Harris
• Dean Hoch
• Jeff Wolfe
• Wanda Williams
• Fred Wilborn
• James White
• Edith Neumann
• Gary Brewer
• G-Braves' Gartrell named IL batter of week
• Ruby Tuesday closes due to 'underperforming'
• Feds: Lilburn man attempted to smuggle guns to Africa
• Gov. Deal signs $19.3 billion state budget
• South Gwinnett grad critical after zip-lining accident
• Suwanee's Level Creek celebrates being a state School of Excellence
• Supreme Court rules against Gwinnett DUI suspect
• Ga. 316 work to cause overnight lane closures
• Stone Mountain gas leak resolved
• Heirs of Pepsi formula developer sue company
• State recommends denial of Ga. charter school
• Canadian athletes test their mettle on Lake Lanier
• Twitter plays outsize role in 2012 campaign
• NY boy wants to stay on girls field hockey squad
• Obama campaign emphasizes economy in newest ad
• City breaks ground on Lawrenceville Lawn
• Storms packing hail and high wind topple trees
• The Daily "Post" - May 7, 2012
• Covenant Christian baseball wins first state championship
• Celtics whip Hawks in Game 4
• Hot Braves back Beachy, sweep Rockies
• Still-fuming Chipper denies Moyer's sign-stealing allegation
• After beating Cotto, Mayweather says fight with Pacquiao won't happen
• Atlanta's Hernandez relishes first save of 17-year career
• Keselowski holds final-lap lead to win at Talladega
• Fowler finally a winner on PGA Tour
• Jurrjens sharp as G-Braves notch Sunday victory
• Airport art project could cost $4 million
• 'Avengers' smashes record: $200.3 million debut
• Wife saw bullet hole while Skyping with soldier
• George Lindsey, known as Goober Pyle on 'The Andy Griffith Show,' dies
• Fatal duck boat crash civil trial begins for Norcross company
• Police: Body found at Kentucky Derby track
• New Ga. license plates available starting Monday
• Mary Strickland
• Edith Neumann
• Joseph Claro
• James Mccord
• Ernest Beahan
• Larry Fleeman
• Sharon Kuchek
• Jeremy Davis
• Marilyn Sara
• The Daily "Post" - May 6, 2012
• Decision 2012's 'issues' bore me
• Force overpower Pittsburgh 55-52
• Jurrjens feels he's getting closer to old form
• Simpson emerges with lead at Quail Hollow
• MCNEIL: Airport committee deserved better treatment
• KING: Facts on illegal immigration for Georgia?s political campaign season
• KATHLEEN PARKER: Seeing-eye nation
• Woodall speaks to rotary about freshmen class
• Tourney's first trip to SSA considered a success
• Suwanee police incidents
• Grand opening planned for Sports Authority
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Kirby seeks re-election; county holds strategy session
• Norcross' DeShields makes college commitment
• Hawks limp through playoff series
• Former NFL players to run FCA Gwinnett Camp on May 24
• Hebron golfers earn all-region honors
• SMITH: Stinchcomb still making UGA proud
• Records shattered at State Wars powerlifting competition
• Registration open for Brian McCann Summer Classic
• Grayson's Distasio to sign with Truett McConnell wrestling
• A choice of her own
• Ga. urging boaters to watch for turtles, manatees
• Larry Fleeman
• Timothy Crane
• Marcus Smith
• John Higgins
• Karen Bullock
• Jerry Turner
• Jeremy Davis
• Mark Hopkins
• Margaret Parker
• Pat Duran
• Hinske, Braves power past Rockies
• The Daily "Post" - May 5, 2012
• Late-inning rallies give Grayson-Peachtree Ridge split
• Shiloh forces Game 3 with Mill Creek
• PREP ROUNDUP: Lanier swept in first round of playoffs
• Brookwood, North Gwinnett battle to split in first round
• Wesleyan boys, girls ousted in first round of soccer playoffs
• G-Braves game against Clippers rained out
• Rondo helps Celtics beat Hawks in OT
• Skinns drops to eighth at Stadion Classic
• GWINNETT GRADS: Mecheso, Erassa having great track seasons
• Church facility to train leaders in Duluth
• 'Spontaneous blurt' prompts felony charges
• Local students' art featured
• Grammy nominated performer plays in Lawrenceville
• Man shoots himself at Briscoe Field
• RICH: The useless opinions of others
• MCLEOD: Why peers matter
• State highway safety training deemed valuable
• Governments agree to funding for last bikeway segment
• Gwinnett firefighters give burns the boot
• Freeze-Zimmerman Wedding
• JENKINS: Four things liberal elites hate that regular Americans love
• Haugh-Pethan Engagement
• LARSON: Gwinnett Parks offers more than a walk in the park
• GAB: Walk for the Women We Love May 19
• Cook-Wiggins Engagement
• Lilburn looking to fill special events committee
• Lawrenceville trolleys back through May
• GOODNEWS: Local National Merit Scholars announced
• Maria Reyes-Yee
• Iris Mcconnell
• Margaret Palmer
• Geneva Perkins
• Mildred Rantz
• Larry Fleeman
• Keith Chesterman
• Helen Martin
• Another finalist takes a bow on 'American Idol'
• The Daily "Post" - May 4, 2012
• Skinns in second at Stadion Classic
• Delgado impresses but Braves fall to Phillies 4-0
• PREP ROUNDUP: Hebron boys soccer advance to second round
• Former Dacula mayor will be missed
• DALY: Vines add beauty and versatility to the home landscape
• Dacula city leaders name new park
• 'Prayer on the Square' uplifts faithful
• Brookwood's Kissel claims state title in mile
• Falcons owner Blank leads volunteer initiative
• Earnhardt closing in on a win, maybe at Talladega
• Humble Hage won four wrestling state titles at Parkview
• Getting to Know ... Judson Hamby
• Students, parents show up for kindergarten registration
• Eastside performs first angioplasty procedure
• Gun-toting park patron files suit against police, security guard
• Pioneer school planned
• Barefoot in the Park kicks off with gala
• Gwinnett Tech students are putting their knowledge and skills to work for homele...
• Local deputies to tackle flag football league
• By Venue -- May 4
• Norcross rape suspect detained while visiting jail
• Ga. lawmakers approve charter school funding bill
• Wesleyan's Smith to be featured on ABC show Saturday
• Gov. signs law slashing unemployment benefits
• 3 airline workers face drug charges involving jet
• Parents reminded not to leave kids in hot cars
• Barrow school system eyes longer summer break
• Randall Starrett
• Maxine Homer
• James Sullivan
• Jeremy Davis
• Joshua Mooney
• Jerry Hurdsmith
• Helen Martin
• Chipper’s HR in extras lifts Braves past Phillies in wild one
• The Daily "Post" - May 3, 2012
• PREP ROUNDUP: Peachtree Ridge boys tennis knocked out of playoffs
• G-Braves split pair in Columbus
• Speedy Spartans seek state titles
• Hawks worried about Smith heading into Game 3
• Brookwood girls upset No. 2 Lions on PKs
• Collins Hill breaks through late in 3-0 win over Dacula
• State wrestling tourney moving to Macon
• Hatfield's header lifts Mill Creek past Parkview 1-0
• Bortles' corner kick lifts North to win over Grayson
• Longtime UGA president to retire next year
• Judge responds to Bannister's claims in lawsuit
• CEPEDA: Why DREAM is still a nightmare
• THOMAS: College, loans and the road to success
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Sales tax campaign launches website
• Suspects in teen's killing have criminal past
• 911 upgrades, funding go to cities
• Survivor of Buford firefight indicted on murder charges
• Brookwood runners to sign next week
• Two more Lions commit to colleges
• HAMMOCK: Mill Creek's Menzies doesn't need hoops for scholarship money
• Norcross' DeShields honored by USA Today
• Manor to play lacrosse at Oglethorpe
• Hawkins one of county's early hoops stars
• Junior Seau found dead at California home
• Hull Middle attempts to break world record
• MOVIE TRIVIA CONTEST -- May 4
• Gwinnett Relay to honor founder recently diagnosed with cancer
• Former Gwinnett resident publishes first novel
• Development decisions relinquished to new city
• Kenyan Education Leaders Visit Gwinnett Tech Campus:
• Building structure OK after blaze at Tyler Perry's studio
• Danny Cato
• Irene Sikes
• Margaret Murray
• Joan Deboard
• Joshua Mooney
• Dorothy Hopkins
• Pierce leads Rondo-less Celtics past Hawks
• Braves open series vs. Phils with 4-2 loss
• The Daily "Post" - May 2, 2012
• GAC wins boys lacrosse showdown with Wesleyan
• Grayson boys lacrosse tops West Forsyth
• Wolves nip St. Pius in girls lacrosse
• Fortier's 10 goals lead Lions past Broncos in girls lacrosse
• Lassiter ends Collins Hill's boys tennis season
• GAC boys tennis reaches quarterfinals
• GAC girls tennis defeats Calhoun
• Wesleyan girls tennis blanks Gordon Lee in playoffs
• Brookwood edges Northview in girls tennis playoffs
• Lions advance in girls tennis playoffs
• Norcross community copes with tragic loss
• Commissioners reviewing airport report
• Eastside official named to mental illness board
• Clinic to host educational cancer seminars Saturday
• Gwinnett product King cut by Vikings after assault charge
• Kindergarten registration is Thursday
• Train derails in Lawrenceville
• Police: Motorcyclist recorded harrowing chase on cell phone
• Meadowcreek marks 25 years
• American Idol, Underwood to play the Arena at Gwinnett Center
• Corps of Engineers begins drought operations
• About 100 people rally at Ga. Capitol for May Day
• Gov. Deal signs ban on abortions after 5 months
• Meadowcreek's Quarles signs with Ravens
• Injured soldier improving, but Tuesday flight home called off
• Groups plan May Day rally at Georgia Capitol
• Delta buys a refinery in bid to cut its fuel bill
• Georgia school system's sports programs spared
• Atlanta school system plans to shed 350 positions
• Labor Dept. launches website to process claims
• Athens mayor proposes cuts to transit, firefighters
• Ex-Gwinnett chairman sues sheriff over DUI arrest
• Marion Gray
• Rebecca Shoemaker
• Charlotte Mau
• Naomi Milano
• Mae Ashby
• Ross Fabricant
• Beverly Swanson
• Sarah Dishroon
• Sookram Sewlall
• James Clark
• Robert Masters
• G-Braves rained out in Toledo
• PREP ROUNDUP: Collins Hill boys lacrosse wins in OT
• Woman pleads guilty in toddler death
• Falcons sign rookie free agents, including Brookwood grad Zimmerman
• Airport committee's recommendation: No commercial flights out of Gwinnett
• Silverbacks' Navia named NASL Offensive Player of the Week
• Lawrenceville woman sentenced in murder plot for Va ex
• Driver arrested in teen's death; community mourns
• Denny's exec to speak at GGC graduation
• The Daily "Post" - April 30, 2012
• Peachtree Ridge grad Butler signs with Steelers
• Jurrjens' effort helps G-Braves to victory
• Force offense struggles again in loss
• Hawks beat Celtics in playoff opener
• Hudson leads Braves past Pirates in season debut
• Dufner holds off Els in Zurich Classic playoff for first PGA Tour win
• Snellville fire displaces 11, including 10 children
• Student killed in car crash after prom, 3 injured
• Sunday picnic: Suwanee unveils first draft of 2020 vision plan
• 2 people, dog rescued from Chattahoochee River
• Romney, Secret Service, GOP: Obama mocks them all
• Dean of UGA's education school to retire
• Developer looking to sell south Georgia town
• Shadowbrook to host National Day of Prayer event
• Suwanee children's author bases stories on own kids
• Level Creek fourth graders build, maintain butterfly garden
• Briefs: Suwanee Business Alliance golf tourney nets nearly $8K
• Sales professional looks to help companies find leads
• Shadowbrook's music pastor credits mother for melodic influence
• Brushy Creek project to give residents new entry
• Scarbrough dedicated to North soccer despite heavy workload
• Volunteer uses passion, personality to help foster kids
• James Perry
• Willie Freeman
• Jacqueline Altick
• Jeanette Skelton
• Ray Deaton
• Cary Hull
• Naomi Milano
• Elizabeth Sligar
• The Daily "Post" - April 29, 2012
• Two years after heart attack, Parkview's Morton back on track
• PREP RONDUP: Gaskins leads Lanier to sweep of Stephens County
• TRACK AND FIELD ROUNDUP: State sectional recap
• Force hope for balance against Arizona
• Bedard finds first win vs. Braves
• Stars score two late goals to tie Silverbacks 3-3
• Celtics vs Hawks: 2 teams fighting for survival
• Class AAAAA soccer playoffs brings head-to-head draw for Gwinnett
• National hoops showcase a hit in Gwinnett
• Meadowcreek celebrates 25 years
• Bank of America to host event to help homeowners
• Archer's Cheek gives commitment to Cal football
• Family visits with injured local soldier in Germany
• Georgia Gwinnett College athletics Q-and-A with AD Darin Wilson
• Falcons draft Central's Massaquoi
• Football star King arrested on assault charge
• Johnson encourages voters to approve transportation tax
• By Venue -- April 29
• Chesney, McGraw to play Georgia Dome
• JENKINS: How I traded one pathology for another
• Brushy Creek project to give Suwanee residents access to Town Center
• APASSIONATA takes stage for one night with horses
• Aurora Theatre presents a comedy for golfers
• 26 firefighters complete HAZMAT class in Barrow
• Metro Art Calendar
• Lilburn CID seeks new logo
• Gwinnett Calendar
• 12Stone Church breaks ground for new location
• LARSON: Teacher offers prayer's chance that God might exist
• 2012 Spring/Summer list of festivals
• GAB: GCPS Relay event a success
• The Daily "Post" - April 28, 2012
• Buford's Nelson chooses Notre Dame
• Seckinger, Mill Creek crashes in to down North 9-1
• PREP ROUNDUP: Peachtree Ridge claims No. 2 seed with win over Norcross
• GAC's Chason signs with Chattanooga volleyball
• Norcross to host Nike showcase, Dream practice
• Brookwood's Jackson signs with Point University
• Four North LAX seniors commit
• Dacula seniors make commitments to college football programs
• Dacula's Roy resigns, heads to Central
• Collins Hill baseball locks up playoff spot
• Collins Hill girls stun North with late lacrosse rally
• V Foundation golf tourney planned at Stone Mountain
• Braves beat Pirates for 13th win in last 16
• Hoyle raises standards for Shiloh golf
• Trellis Arnold
• Maggie Odom
• John Wood
• Verna Buddenhagen
• Thomas Tarpley
• Atlanta man charged with peeping Tom
• Hardware store closes after 42 years
• RICH: David Hume and the Scotch-Irish
• MCLEOD: What is your body saying about you?
• Police searching for purse snatcher
• Official: Man killed by police rushed cops with gun
• Small businesses awarded as 'survivors' in tough economy
• Rebuilding continues a year after tornado outbreak
• Ga. 324 bridge lanes opening delayed
• North Gwinnett students win tech awards
• Life-threatening condition deals setback to injured soldier
• Newton County principal sues over website comments
• Smoke from Alabama fire could drift into Georgia
• Obama, first lady visiting troops at Fort Stewart
• Cobb school board OKs budget with job cuts
• Report: DeKalb County schools should cut jobs
• Kimberly Collins
• Sandra Mcleskey
• Stella Defreitas
• Hubert Roper
• The Daily "Post" - April 27, 2012
• By Venue — April 27
• Buford's Dillard to play for USC, not Yale
• Parraz shines in field, at plate in G-Braves win
• Hawks clinch home court, beat Mavs
• PREP ROUNDUP: Double steal gives Buford big win over Lovett
• Brookwood has 12 sets of twins in senior class
• Sinnott resigns as Peachtree Ridge wrestling coach
• Lippitt focused on leading Peachtree Ridge to success
• Martin's 71 helps Mill Creek to first Region 7-AAAAA boys title
• AP sources: Suspending Pro Bowl an option
• X Games star ready for Nationwide Series debut
• Parkview's Jefferson signs with Union College
• GAC girls win 6-AA golf championship
• Three Mill Creek boys soccer players sign
• Archer's Harris signs with Reinhardt football
• Police forced to shoot man threatening suicide
• MCCULLOUGH: Muslims must help in fight against terror
• EUGENE ROBINSON: What immigration 'crisis'?
• One on one with Bertis E. Downs, IV
• DNR urges caution on Lake Lanier
• Brady joins Partnership Gwinnett team
• Nash 'excited' about hotel possibility
• Motive for driver's exit at 45 mph still unclear, police say
• Duluth to cut ribbon at dog park
• Cubism? Rubik helps with toy's anniversary exhibit
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Damsels in Distress' packed with girl power
• THE DISH: El Real Mexican Grill
• MOVIE REVIEW: ‘The Five-Year Engagement’ feels about as long
• DISC SPOTLIGHT: 'Mission: Impossible -- Ghost Protocol'
• FILM FANS: 'Think Like a Man' good for laughs, date night
• Grayson celebrates traditional festival
• Cities across the county raise funds for charities
• MOVIE TRIVIA CONTEST: April 27
• ART BEAT: Kathy Thomas and En Pointe School of Dance celebrate a year of significant milestones
• MOVIE REVIEW: Dafoe on the prowl in 'The Hunter'
• Security checks eased for Atlanta airport hires
• Metro Atlanta jobless rate drops to 8.7 percent
• Wrong-way driver collides with Greyhound bus
• Chipper's RBI single in 9th helps Braves beat Dodgers
• Kay Grooms
• Marie Gisonde
• Dottie Kelly
• Cecilia Castillo
• E. Jerry Whitlow
• Charlene Davis
• Ruthie Davis
• Tony Bowen
• William Bender
• Tommy Casper
• Wesley Dove
• Olia Brown
• Jack Heard
• Robert Wall
• Shirley Deaton
• Denice Harmon
• Falcons look to build new retractable-roof stadium
• SMI to knock down some banking at Bristol
• Hamlin picking up wins, pressing out biscuits
• ESTHER CEPEDA: A lifestyle, not a food, choice
• CAL THOMAS: The war is over?
• 324 lanes to open for Monday's afternoon rush hour
• Alleged Norcross rapist on the lam
• Retired CFO helped lead Chamber through growth period
• GAB: Snellville Commerce Club to award scholarships
• Falcons acquire Asante Samuel from Eagles
• Bad news for Horford, Hawks about return date
• State tries to fix worker insurance plan shortfall
• Brookwood grad injured seriously by roadside bomb in Afghanistan
• Obama, on the Fallon show, slow jams the news (with video)
• Solar panels cause clashes with homeowner groups
• Burger King makes cage-free promise
• Gingrich to end presidential campaign
• Coca-Cola recommends first stock split since 1996
• Police release diplomat accused of drunken driving
• Gov. Deal appoints state transportation planner
• Patricia Crouch
• Bobby Whitt
• Charlotte Blaney
• Jeanette Helfrich
• Rosemary Brennan
• John Pitts
• Linda Bowles
• Ronald Moore
• Jack Heard
• The Daily "Post" - April 25, 2012
• Johnson leads Hawks to 109-102 win over Clippers
• 'Happy' Hudson ready for return
• PREP ROUNDUP: Brookwood boys close out perfect Region 8-AAAAA schedule
• Mill Creek girls repeat as region golf champs
• Grayson overcomes wind, Brookwood for third straight Region 8-AAAAA title
• Hall sisters guide Wesleyan soccer
• AP source: Falcons hope to acquire Asante Samuel
• Comets' Jenkins to sign with West Georgia
• GAC places third at region track meet
• Duluth to honor college-bound athletes
• Colson got only pardon he needed
• CLINE: Local groups prove Gwinnett's homeless no longer hidden
• Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters headline Music Midtown
• Teens arrested in Lilburn bank robbery
• Braves demote Jurrjens after 7-2 loss to Dodgers
• TSPLOST foes say Gwinnett key in transportation tax debate
• 3 Duluth men arrested in massive pot bust
• Berkeley Lake being drained for dam rehab project
• Mother riled by drunken driver who allegedly plowed home
• Subcontractors and vendors sought for Hoschton hospital
• Chattahoochee Elementary gets $15,000 prize
• Week of Relay named 'cancer prevention week' in Gwinnett
• Eastside 'tops out' new patient tower
• Tobacco ring conspirator pleads guilty in Gwinnett
• Fire tackled at Duluth apartment complex
• Obama takes on college costs, eyes young voters
• US new-home sales off 7 percent in March
• Ga. gov tours state to explain budget plans
• J.l. Watkins
• Opal Lester
• Jessie Shannon-Laine
• William Warwick
• PREP ROUNDUP: Wood's late heroics lift GAC past Buford 4-2
• NFL Mock Draft by the Associated Press
• Saints deny ESPN report alleging eavesdropping
• LITKE: Is anyone surprised by vicious elbow?
• Arkansas picks popular former assistant as Petrino's replacement
• Brookwood beats defending state champ Parkview again
• Questions arise over airline industry expert
• City manager contract debated by Snellville mayor, council
• Duluth debates allowing alcohol consumption outside of restaurants
• 1,000 extras wanted for Jackie Robinson movie
• Lawrenceville man fires shots at wife, hits neighbor's house
• Snellville breaks ground on community garden
• Kindergarten transition meeting at Beaver Ridge
• Barrow County BOE could talk millage rates
• New pizza spot opens in Dacula
• Number of US illegal immigrants from Mexico drops
• Norcross' Moore heading to Tennessee Tech hoops
• Chambliss: Senate leaders obstacle to deal
• April nor'easter dumps rain, snow on East Coast
• A decade in, victims' wreath ceremony still making impact
• Coca-Cola enlists TV show in hunt for artworks
• Missing Johns Creek student found OK
• Chinese officials make return visit to Gwinnett
• School bus involved in accident
• Audit: Ga. prisons must do better to track costs
• Orangutans sit still for heart ultrasound at zoo
• Man ID'd in fatal Lanier boat crash, investigation ongoing
• Gusty winds expected to continue over area
• Georgia's burn ban goes into effect on May 1
• Neighborhood watch shooter released from Fla. jail
• Hebron baseball claims 8-A crown again
• Anthony goes for 39 as Knicks down Hawks
• UGA's Ding goes out with two NCAA titles on Sunday
• Loss to Arizona in finale can't dampen Braves' spirits
• Offensive slump continues as G-Braves fall Sunday
• 1 dead after boats collide on Lake Lanier
• Jones holds off Evans to retain title at UFC 145
• Brandon Morrison
• Jacqueline Altick
• Kenneth Gearin
• Samuel Venable
• Eileen Brown
• Ray Duffey
• Brenda Lowrey
• George Worley
• Lelia Gottilla
• Elaine White
• Wayne Gibson
• Gwinnett Relay selected for national cancer study
• Bed races raise funds for homeless ministry
• SWAT incident ends in man's death
• Therapeutic riding event introduces horses to amputees
• G-Braves win streak comes to an end
• PREP ROUNDUP: Stars turn rally to blowout
• Norcross' Garcia to transfer to Florida
• Local Hampton Inn honored
• Lilburn Idol registration open, auditions approaching
• Gwinnett Humane Society gears up for PAWfest
• GAB: Charities benefit from St. Patrick's festival
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• GOODNEWS: Dacula Elementary gets $3,000 grant
• Broad Street Market opening in Loganville
• 0422_FRENGSchatellGammel
• Suwanee Sports Academy to host national tournament
• Cameras to monitor traffic on Centerville Highway
• LARSON: A hole lot of fun happening in Gwinnett parks
• As summer storms approach, officials urge awareness
• 0422_LOC_FRWEDDHendersonNeedha
• 0422_FRENGMArchmanMurray
• JENKINS: If you think the refs are idiots, try looking in the mirror
• Taking root: In third year, Suwanee's Harvest Farm continues to evolve
• March of Dimes walk a celebration for ambassador family
• FARNER: No yolk: Chicken issue has plenty of questions, controversy
• Suwanee woman finds massage therapy a rewarding field
• Suwanee Sports Academy to host top basketball talent
• Reception to honor Shadowbrook's Linkous
• PREP ROUNDUP: Brookwood baseball edges Dacula 1-0
• Wesleyan sweeps 5-A track and field titles
• Barbara Gerlach
• Mike Lee
• Cory Sayers
• William Warwick
• Patricia Bridges
• Charles Williams
• Elaine White
• Brandon Morrison
• Fairy Davis
• Jimmy Best
• Emory Reiser
• Jeanette Blair
• Peachtree Ridge girls, Mill Creek boys repeat as region track champs
• No. 2 Spartans dominate No. 3 Westminster in girls soccer
• Broncos take region title with 1-0 win
• Hawks, Johnson beat short-handed Celtics
• Force fall to Orlando 27-24 on late FG
• G-Braves keep winning at Charlotte
• Jones, Evans meet in UFC 145's bitter rivalry
• GWINNETT GRADS: Vollenweider shines at CVCC
• New property tax notices going to 1,500 residents
• Community leaders celebrate new apartments for needy
• Bikes and BBQ fundraiser held for dog rescue
• Documents detail student conversations with Shiloh coach
• Snellville back to original attorney after months of conflict
• Drugs worth $3 million seized
• Volunteers honored for service to police department
• Local shoe manufacturer to add 150 jobs, thanks to buy American trend
• Celebrating both Earth Day and National Volunteer Week, 35 volunteers from Cisco...
• Hundreds of thousands may lose Internet in July
• 41 indicted in alleged tobacco trafficking ring
• District sets summer school dates
• Pardons board grants clemency to condemned Ga. man
• UFC fighter to make appearances in Gwinnett
• Zimmerman says sorry for Trayvon Martin's death; bail set at $150K
• Petrino detailed affair to boss before firing
• Monster bass being caught at Ocmulgee PFA
• Gainesville girl, 9, hospitalized after dog attack
• Potential for $78 million helped lure firm to Ga.
• Unlikely finalist struck from 'American Idol'
• Springtime means bear sighting time
• 8 bald eagles die of disease linked to weed
• THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT: There's a new music festival in town
• Hettie Baird
• Quinton Holland
• Loyd Wood
• James Nesbit
• Russell Doster
• Lois Wischmann
• Betsy Maddox
• Frances Hammond
• PREP ROUNDUP: Pugh, Tillman lead Hawks to 1-0 win over Duluth
• Gwinnett stays unbeaten vs. Norfolk with 9-2 win
• Hawks' Joyce sweeps throwing events in 7-AAAAA meet
• Kissel, Brookwood claim Region 8 track crowns
• Getting to Know ... Michael Perrett
• Gwinnett Girl Scouts send troops cookies
• MCCULLOUGH -- Nugent no worse than Maher
• ROBINSON: The right-wing bully machine
• Lawmaker says more firings likely
• Federal warrant issued for 1980s 'mountain man'
• Man evicted, supposedly disabled and now indicted
• Harvard studies GCPS' teacher effectiveness, student success
• FarraTech expands Norcross headquarters
• 7th man charged with murder in Norcross teen's slaying
• Former Shiloh coach disputes investigation
• Ga. gov signs package of tax changes
• Ga. settles lawsuit over voter registration
• Deal signs education bills tweaking Ga. funding
• Hawks, food trucks in Peachtree Corners
• Lottery board: Support from Gov. needed for proposed gambling site
• Sugar Hill's Earth Day celebration moved inside
• Shiloh football coach submits resignation
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Jiro Dreams of Sushi' appeals to foodies, sushi lovers
• THE DISH: Samurai Chicken
• Still time to register for Gwinnett Tech's Health Science Open House this evenin...
• Ga.'s unemployment rate down 8 straight months
• Lottery board to weigh Gwinnett gambling proposal
• Medical firm to build new plant in Georgia
• Recipe of the week: sweet smoked turkey
• Stay safe when swimming
• Dee Coggins
• Betty Jonick
• Betty Arnold
• Jeanette Blair
• Roberta Crimmins
• Edward Major
• Shuaib Omar
• William Hager
• Quinton Holland
• Frank Binkley
• Karen Harrison
• Perry Martin
• Dacula throwers sweep at Region 8-AAAAA meet
• PREP ROUNDUP: Pair of homers lift Parkview to 7-0 win
• Hawks tune up for playoffs, rout Pistons 116-84
• Evans, Jones put war of words of aside for UFC 145
• Prep Rally to feature soccer highlights
• Brookwood girls win JV track title
• Biffle re-energized, on top early in NASCAR season
• Providence's Smith commits to Tusculum baseball
• Duluth's Nellums signs with Newberry softball
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: FairTax gets notice on Tax Day
• Loganville man charged with vehicular homicide
• Cleanup event rescheduled due to rain
• GGC acquires Collins Hill tennis center, gets final facility approval
• Business district to pay for Pleasant Hill bridge upgrades
• Suwanee's Harvest Farm to have tomato class, plant sale
• Dick Clark, host of 'American Bandstand,' dies at 82
• GAB: Housing agency holds yard sale fundraiser
• Pat Summitt stepping down as Tennessee women's coach
• Gwinnett gets promising job numbers
• Falcons get Manning, Broncos in home opener
• Ga. handcuff case renews school policing debate
• Man faces drug, endangerment charges after being pulled from hotel fire
• 1,597 people vie for 22 positions at Savannah job fair
• Ga. storms lead to flooding rain, lightning fire
• Thousands of dollars vanish from Atlanta PTA group
• Janet Hunter
• Sallie Wilson
• Dylan Santiago
• George Messer
• Heather Vogt
• John Chambers
• Adele Gusek
• Kurt Simpson
• Julian Peele
• Fred Steedley
• Jeremy Randolph
• Pitcher, catcher combine for G-Braves 6-0 win
• PREP ROUNDUP: GAC belts three homers in 13-2 win over Decatur
• Braves knock out Santana, finally beat N.Y. Mets 9-3
• Kentucky's starting 5 declares for NBA draft
• 2012 NFL team schedules
• Peachtree Corners Council appoints attorney, clerk at first meeting
• Peachtree Ridge girls golfers win JV region title
• Dacula soccer to host alumni night, Alzheimer's event on Friday
• Peachtree Ridge's Best commits to GGC baseball
• Exploitation cases could fuel push for law ammendment
• Locals flock to post office for tax deadline
• Southern Baptist leader apologizes for Martin comments
• Companies to pay $14.8M in FEMA trailer settlement
• Official: 20 or 21 women involved in Secret Service incident
• School board approves tentative budget
• Cameras to be installed in county parks
• Ronald Reagan study extended for a year
• District will not renew football coach's contract
• Shooting suspect dies from SWAT standoff injuries
• New terminal's concessions plans unveiled
• Lawrenceville restaurant to hold ribbon cutting
• Human services looking to honor centenarians
• Dermatology and cosmetic center opens new Norcross office
• Gov. Deal stands by endorsement of Newt Gingrich
• Gov. Deal signs open records law, touts successes
• Police handcuff Ga. kindergartner for tantrum
• Drought taking toll on parts of Georgia
• Jose Benitez
• Charlie Petty
• Carlos Amaya
• Arnold Wallace
• Nerys Olavarria
• Lorine Langston
• Frances Miller
• Madge Hardegree
• Latrelle Gilliland
• Betty Avent
• Billy Landers
• Hudson to make rehab start in Gwinnett
• G-Braves win in 12th on Sutton's walk-off double
• PREP ROUNDUP: Shea squeezes Eagles past region-leading North in extra-inning thriller
• Hayes taken first by Dream in draft
• Dream draft ineligible player
• Hawks rebound with revenge win over Raptors
• Mets stop Braves' five-game winning streak
• Gov. Deal throws first pitch at Norcross baseball game
• Murder suspect shoots himself during Suwanee SWAT standoff
• BCS buster: Alabama's crystal ball shattered
• Football coach investigated for alleged recruiting violations
• Dog whisperer expands program to include seminars
• Central Gwinnett Foundation hosts fundraiser
• Equestrian event this weekend
• Report: Driver in I-985 fatal crash was drunk, unlicensed
• Georgia Gwinnett College approved for NAIA athletics membership
• Phone left in restroom triggers Delta bomb scare
• Braves to retire Smoltz's No. 29
• VIDEO: Today in History for April 16th
• Gov. Deal signs bill targeting scrap metal thefts
• Romney taps longtime adviser to head VP search
• Deal OKs bill requiring drug testing for benefits
• Heat forces Boston Marathon, runners to adjust
• Peachtree Corners Council becomes official
• More than 100 Fort Benning soldiers to re-enlist
• First bald eagle nest documented on Lake Lanier
• Report: Lawmakers still late paying taxes
• Raptors play spoiler with victory over Hawks
• Chipper hits three-run homer as Braves finish sweep of Brewers
• Petterson wins RBC Heritage at Hilton Head
• G-Braves fall to Durham on Sunday
• Wild scoring night ends with Silverbacks, RailHawks tied 4-4
• UGA to hold memorial service for journalism prof
• Lawrenceville father, son drown in Lake Lanier
• Army: Soldier apprehended in Ga. in wife's death
• Senior lifestyle event set for Saturday
• Cecil Bailey
• Betty Clark
• Flora Landers
• Barbara Couch
• John Burton, Jr.
• Walter Stringer
• Albina Dunatov
• Carolyn Bailey
• Lorine Langston
• Thelma Bowen
• William Holley, Sr.
• Fuchia Nichols
• Minor dominant as Braves beat Brewers 2-1
• Hot-hitting G-Braves blank Bulls
• PREP ROUNDUP: Hallberg, Hawks roll in Florida
• Unbeaten Rush crushed by rebounding Force
• Duluth History Museum hosts a historic matrimony
• From tragedy, three became seven
• Suwanee QT to have smoothies, fresh food, baristas
• Suwanee Business Alliance mixes networking, charity, punch lines
• Suwanee seeks input on 2013 budget
• Good choices lead to success for North's Hagan
• Transportation Plan focused on Greenway improvements
• Suwanee woman to participate in lupus walk, raise awareness
• North Gwinnett students enjoy garden project
• Peachtree Ridge student gets $3,000 scholarship
• North's Buchholz has passion for tennis
• MINOR LEAGUE NOTES: Cone gets season off to a fresh start
• Gwinnett County road closures, April 15 through 21
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Kirby hosts first town hall meeting; Johnson to help homeowners
• Procrastinators scramble to make tax deadline Tuesday
• Mother of alleged molestation victims upset with repeated delays in trial
• School leaders discuss budget
• Runners hit roads around Coolray to help fight cancer
• KATHLEEN PARKER: Political 'girl fight' the wrong fight
• O'REILLY: The Book of Santorum
• CLARKSON: Proposed Gwinnett complex will help send Georgians to college
• WOODALL: Save America. Pass the FairTax.
• Best Buy to close 50 stores, including Loganville
• A century later, Titanic sinking being remembered near and far
• Police mum on Coast Guard deaths
• McCann, Braves outslug Brewers
• PREP ROUNDUP: Bryan's grand slam powers Buford baseball to win
• Hawks shoot way past Howard-less Magic
• Collins Hill boys win defensive battle with Mill Creek
• Dacula girls soccer scores first-ever win over Brookwood
• Marerro, G-Braves hit when it counts most in 12-7 win over Durham
• Parkview grinds out key victory over Grayson
• RICH: I'm in a hurry
• MCLEOD: 5 ways to stay focused during times of uncertainty
• Artists paint the town at Plein Art event
• YARBROUGH: Daydreaming about clouds and wished-for headlines
• LETTERS: Medical services shouldn't be treated as 'money grab'
• LETTERS: Climbing tolls no surprise
• Wesleyan's Talley commits to Presbyterian basketball
• North's Bramblett signs with Young Harris lacrosse
• Dacula announces coaching changes, including girls basketball
• Force hope to bounce back against undefeated Chicago
• Local athletic directors honored by the GADA
• GWINNETT GRADS: South's Teschner having big season at CSU
• Emergency management to hold public meeting
• Seven Gwinnett murder suspects indicted
• Police: Pair caught with bagful of tax return checks
• Personal care home owner charged with exploiting residents
• Gwinnett Tech honors hundreds at Awards Ceremony:
• Auburn man charged with possessing child porn
• Gilmour — O'Keefe
• Pilot schools help prep for eCLASS rollout
• Gornes — Ritchie
• Wilkerson 65th anniversary
• JENKINS: Family pressures can lead to naming disasters
• Shane — Ures
• LARSON: Trickum teacher puts heart and sole into Holocaust awareness
• Wreck kills 1, injures 2 on I-985
• Silverbacks add Central grad Carr to midfield
• Gambling venue developer pledges land for transit
• Teacher honored for Holocaust lessons
• Education is life-changing for this GTC student:
• Janice Bradford
• Paul Miller
• Helen Sharp
• Fay King
• Loyd Wood
• Pauline Morris
• Mary Silver
• NOW WE'RE COOKING: Fish tacos
• By Venue — April 13
• Teheran rebounds from rough first outing as G-Braves shut down Durham 7-1
• Loganville to purchase 5 new police cars
• Fourth season for G-Braves kicks off with home opener
• PREP ROUNDUP: South's Matics tosses one hitter in win over Central
• Braves on bit of a roll as they finally come home
• Providence inducts Willliamson into Hall of Stars posthumously
• Dacula girls soccer reaching great heights
• KRAUTHAMMER: Free-lunch egalitarianism
• MCCULLOUGH: Amid Titanic hype, remember victims
• Chevrolet to pull all 11 IndyCar engines
• Bengals agree to deal with Cowboys CB Newman
• SEC programs, law enforcement have long history
• D-Wade feeling heat for making valid point
• Norcross man charged with raping 5-year-old girl
• Partner remembers arrests, love of K9 officer Caleb
• Tebow appearance date has changed
• Official: Woman tried to ignite apartment near Mall of Georgia
• American Cancer Society to hold 5K
• Seminar to focus on DUI education for Asian community
• Hi-Tech Fair provides opportunity for Gwinnett in China
• Parkview picks former coach Richardson to lead basketball program
• Gwinnett Village CID renewal unanimous
• Democratic strategist apologizes to Ann Romney
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Cabin' is frightfully clever
• Movie Trivia Contest 04-13
• MOVIE REVIEW: Family faces off in 'Footnote'
• FILM FANS: Our heart goes on with 'Titanic' 3-D
• ART BEAT: Duluth Fine Arts League offers scholarships to Duluth High School seniors
• THE DISH: Enzo's Pizza
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Blue Like Jazz' is one smart film
• MOVIE REVIEW: One-liners, slapdash sci-fi in 'Lockout'
• Xavier Williams
• Mary Underwood
• Alice Moore
• Kenneth Hayden
• Calvin Delong
• Karen Burch
• Scott Schneider
• Judy Ogletree
• Tommy Mcdonald
• Eleanor Brogdon
• Duluth High plans soccer alumni games
• Norcross soccer players sign letters of intent
• South's Hall signs football scholarship
• PREP ROUNDUP: Wesleyan rallies in 7th to beat Providence
• Phillips comes of retirement to become interim AD at Shiloh
• Mill Creek takes down North 7-6 in 10
• All eyes on him
• Brookwood repeats at Region 8 tennis champs
• Syria says it will stop fighting by UN deadline
• THOMAS: Rick Santorum's impossible dream
• CEPEDA: Misreading the Hispanic voter
• Second-degree murder charge in Trayvon Martin case
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Woodall makes grade for efficiency, schedules stops in district
• Another new judge appointed in molestation trial of Boy Scout leader
• Victim of fatal crash ID'd as Sugar Hill man
• GAB: G-Braves announce grant recipients
• Lilburn couple stays busy with Main Street Market
• Grayson's Gallman commits to Clemson
• Suwanee speciality school to hold gala
• Repairs set for Monday for U.S. 29
• Who's the pizza delivery guy? It's Jeff Francoeur
• DALY: Take measures to protect yourself from ticks
• District V area board meeting Thursday
• Local science students win big at state fair
• Verizon Wireless to charge for phone upgrades
• Ga. Aquarium expecting first mammal birth
• Love triangle at center of Duluth shootings
• US sues Apple, publishers over electronic books
• Toll reaches $5 in morning rush hour
• MARTA to resume Braves shuttle
• Threat of wildfires soars in Georgia
• Reward grows for leads in horse shootings
• Atlanta board approves plan to close 7 schools
• Fulton school board votes to nix 51 positions
• Reba Casper
• Mary Daigle
• Marjorie Craig
• Jeanell Jackson
• Minnie Pettit
• Edna Telles
• Opal Brock
• James Dowis
• Raymond Brock
• Lillian Stoelzel
• Redmond, G-Braves' bats dispatch Tides
• Wesleyan girls strike early, Providence boys late, in wins
• PREP ROUNDUP: Loyds' four RBIs propel Providence 4-1 over Holy Innocents'
• Dacula's Hurst makes college football decision
• Gwinnett Prep Rally to feature high school soccer
• Police: Woman hits two with vehicle, then shoots them
• Bobby Petrino out as Arkansas football coach
• EPA: Long-term contamination from fuel spill unlikely
• Leaders travel to China to recruit international business
• Safe Kids Gwinnett to host educational event
• County to hold health-related events this month
• Gwinnett has 100-plus Governor's Honors students
• 2nd suspect booked in Lawrenceville triple homicide
• Cool mornings coming Wednesday, Thursday
• Police investigating fatal Lawrenceville accident
• Report: Ga. pre-k spending sees steady decline
• Norcross' Lamb declares for NBA Draft
• Santorum suspends GOP presidential campaign
• Hampton Inn Lawrenceville special Commencement Rate available for out of town gu...
• Drop in unemployment reduces benefits
• High school graduation rate falls to 67 percent
• Atlanta transit agency approves expansion plans
• Gwinnett Tech honored for protecting and preserving our urban forest on campus:...
• Short, Bulldogs beat Hawks in extra-inning matchup
• Byron Candole
• Betty Wyatt
• Shereline George
• Anges Meyers
• Charles Jones
• Lorraine Miller
• Robbin Totherow
• William Waggoner
• Janice Ewing
• PREP ROUNDUP: Sanchez delivers as Lions beat Norcross in 7-AAAAA baseball
• Braves remain winless with Monday loss to Astros
• G-Braves hurlers combine to two-hit Tides
• Chipper expects to come off DL Tuesday
• Short comes up big for Bulldogs
• Sparks fly in Snellville; police chief now wears two hats
• Strawberry lovers get early harvest at Washington Farms
• Sugar Hill updates progress of downtown projects
• Georgia football lands pair of commitments from Gwinnett
• Old City Hall block in Duluth to get face-lift
• Hill: Don't privatize or schedule flights at Briscoe Field
• Tax fraudsters should "be prepared to face the consequences"
• Gwinnett Tech gets Arbor Day award
• SMITH: Masters champion reconnects with UGA
• Georgia Gwinnett College hosts academic conference
• Lithonia man charged in Friday's fatal wreck on I-985
• Field set for NCAA Gymnastics Championships in Gwinnett
• Facebook buying photo-share app Instagram for $1B
• Goodell upholds penalties in Saints bounty case
• Collins Hill's Moore wins EuroLeague title
• Fear not, beach volleyball fans, bikinis aren't going anywhere
• Georgia State moving up to FBS, Sun Belt
• Masters golf fan accused of trying to steal sand
• Loganville man accused in HERO worker death gets probation
• Tanker crash causes traffic jam, fuel in creek
• G-Braves grant to fund art displays at schools
• School systems target bus service for cuts
• Family of HERO worker upset about plea deal
• UGA grad Bubba Watson wins Masters playoff over Oosthuizen
• Pope marks Easter with call for Syria violence end
• Tebow draws big crowd to Texas Easter service
• Fifth judge recused in molestation case
• Gingrich: Still in, says Romney likely GOP nominee
• Braves swept out of New York with Sunday loss to Mets
• Georgians have last chance at $31M in tax refunds
• Early hole dooms G-Braves in Sunday loss at Durham
• Kuchar never gives up
• Oosthuizen's albatross a feat in itself
• Gladiators eliminated in double overtime
• High to low, right direction for Cink
• MASTERS NOTES: With wife and son at home, Watson in the hunt
• BEITZEL: The roars of Augusta
• Mike Wallace, '60 Minutes' star interviewer, dies
• John Boyd
• Mildred Robbins
• Sadie Hicks
• Justin Ellington
• Dennis Baker
• Elsie Mize
• Royce Jordan, Jr.
• Sue Moon
• Richard Stefanik
• Elizabeth Ogden
• Betty Giles
• Donna Casper
• VIDEO: Hanson 1 ahead of Mickelson through 3 rounds
• Thousands gather in Holy Land for holiday
• Popular painter Thomas Kinkade dies at age 54 in California
• Durham rallies in ninth to clip G-Braves comeback
• Silverbacks show signs of life in opening-game tie
• PREP ROUNDUP: Tokarz Ks six in Broncos' win over Dacula
• Joe Johnson's 18 points lead Hawks over Bobcats 116-96
• State hoping second ban on synthetic marijuana sticks
• Gwinnett County road closures, April 8 through 14
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Local Dem blasts GOP official for comment
• GEHC opens new rug hooking exhibit
• Kuchar loving time off radar
• Alabama's mantra: Don't 'settle' for 10 wins again
• Barner emerges from James' shadow as Oregon's running back
• Georgia's depleted secondary takes another hit
• Jobs report leaves Obama, Romney campaigns wary
• GEORGE WILL: Romney veep pick? A heavy hitter
• Suwanee orthodonist credits mentors with career path
• Suwanee woman creates public art memorial fund for sister
• Milestone latest accomplishment for Vashaw
• North's Smith quick to learn on the lacrosse field
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• Woman named bus manager of year
• Cover band to get Suwanee Town Center rocking to '70s and '80s
• Post-spring break is busy time for students, parents
• North Gwinnett, Peachtree Ridge to play at Coolray
• Cries of “Kuch” and here comes Phil
• Cink sunk by Day 3 struggles
• Ken Savage
• Sandra Terilli
• Gwinnett County Fair 2012
• James Nixon
• William Waggoner
• Fill-in goalie saves S.C. against Gladiators
• Gladiators fall to Stingrays in fourth overtime
• G-Braves Outlast Durham 3-0 in 11 Innings
• Force hope to regain momentum vs. Philadelphia after bye
• Teague, Smith pace Hawks' win over Detroit
• PREP ROUNDUP: Hawks' Hernandez drives in winning run
• Oldest Masters rookie, all 54 years of him, enjoying tourney
• DAHLBERG: Tiger's club-kicking behavior an embarrassment
• MASTERS NOTES: Despite position, Garcia remains uncertain
• Couples putting on another Masters show
• Raasch's 11 Ks leads Norcross to win
• Obama speech: Women aren't 'monolithic' interest group.
• Omar Vizquel still has passion to play at age 44
• Braun out to show he can shake off rough offseason
• Payments allocated to cities for service delivery settlement
• Walking the Way
• GWINNETT GRADS: Gwinnett softball stars shine as college freshmen
• Silverbacks overhaul team seeking more wins in 2012
• Lawrenceville man charged in connection with triple murder
• Property values down again in Gwinnett
• Mental health facility accused of Medicaid fraud
• MCLEOD: Oh, What a Difference She Made
• Alleged Gwinnett serial robber indicted
• RICH: Mama's cake
• Indictment charges man with fracturing toddler's skull
• 15 Gwinnett students earn National Merit scholarships
• Dacula restaurant hosting benefit for family
• Grown-up pet alligators a challenge for Missouri town
• At least two dead in fatal Buford crash
• Johnson — Brown engagement
• Carroll — Ogulewicz engagement
• JENKINS: I'm not really a curmudgeon, just annoyed most of the time
• Dog park grand opening scheduled
• LARSON: Heritage Center hosts exhibition on art of hooked rugs
• Volunteers needed for NCAA gymnastics event
• GAB: Sugar Hill seniors host egg hunt
• Opal Watson
• John Hall
• Carl Vanzura
• Tian Saengsutthi
• Marshall Capps
• Charles Moore
• Katherine Pattillo
• G-Braves drop first-ever season opener in 12 innings
• Ark coach Bobby Petrino put on leave after crash
• VIDEO: Westwood in front at the Masters
• NOW WE'RE COOKING: Beef and spinach gyros
• By Venue — April 6
• Country stars join together for charity single
• Money for Georgians facing foreclosure goes unspent
• Rep. John Barrow buys Augusta home due to redrawn districts
• Ga. schools with test erasures plummet
• Feds probe claims of Ga. school discrimination
• Buford shoe company kicks in for Relay for Life
• Bank fined for condition of former meth lab
• PREP ROUNDUP: Providence prevails over Lovett in extras
• Getting to Know ... Janna Maughon
• Santana, Mets beat Braves 1-0 in opener
• Gladiators return home riding high
• Gladiators Jakaitis named ECHL goalie of year
• Google creates a spectacle with project
• Local group to participate in Confederate memorial services
• THE DISH: Bleu House Market
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Titanic' stays afloat with help of 3-D
• Movie trivia contest 4/6
• Metro Atlanta artist brings shapes and color to ART Station
• MOVIE REVIEW: Tautou again leaves audiences broken-hearted with ‘Delicacy’
• Norcross hosts biannual recycle day
• DISC SPOTLIGHT: 'Chinatown'
• ART BEAT: Barbara Mock creates costumes to help children with challenges
• New London Theatre presents play in new venue
• FILM FANS: 'Wrath of the Titans' not worth the money
• Suwanee Town Center to host Easter sunrise service
• Lawrenceville needs help naming new park
• Andrew Young speaks at GGC
• Norcross stepping up efforts to prevent vandalism at parks
• Gwinnett Tech's Kerri Crean makes healthy eating fun for young students through...
• Lewis Wooden
• James "Jimmy" Underwood
• Tian Saengsutthi
• Mary Brown
• Shannon Moss
• Stella Smith
• Phyllis Moreland
• Smith, Teague leads Hawks past Charlotte
• PREP ROUNDUP: Lanier scores 12 unanswered in rally
• Big-time win
• Haddad's two goals evens series with Stingrays as it shifts to Gwinnett
• HAMMOCK: Missing Gwinnett's pro golf tourney
• G-Braves hit the road for Durham
• Texas residents sift through rubble
• Ga. teen mother indicted for murder of newborn
• DALY: Pollen may cause misery, but it has an important role
• After shooting death, girl's organs are donated
• Harrington wins ominous Par 3 by default
• Two stars and a wide-open field tee off today in Augusta
• ESTHER CEPEDA: Closing young Americans' minds
• Local professor wins prestigious award
• Man facing deportation after failing to fix fence
• Gas prices hit businesses, commuters hard
• Local daughters of Revolution mark 30 years
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: GOP claims victory in council race
• Teens charged with having sex at Discover Mills
• GAB: Senior community makes donation to veterans
• Payne polite, but firm about admitting women as Augusta National members
• Braselton distribution center to create 600 jobs
• Couple, feared to be in fire rubble, on vacation
• State Sen. Balfour returns $800 after expenses questioned
• Lilburn man pleads not guilty in law grad's death
• 1 horse killed, another wounded in Hall Co. shootings
• Lightning sparks 2 fires
• Charles Andrews
• Stella Smith
• Mary Borders
• Iris Fay Chambers
• James Petit
• Mary Buchanan
• Eloise Register
• Jimmy Batiste
• Daniel Trimbell
• Tornadoes rake Dallas area, more than a dozen hurt
• Fans excited to see Atlanta Braves in Gwinnett
• Peachtree Corners council decided
• Questions over boundaries of new city could end up in court
• McIlroy is past his Masters meltdown
• Braves beat Future Stars in weather-shortened showcase
• Gladiators shut out by Stingrays in playoff opener
• PREP ROUNDUP: Wesleyan girls get big win over No. 4 Whitefield Academy
• Traffic accidents in Winder cut in half
• 'Student-athletes' in name only win for Calipari
• First Baptist Snellville to host breakfast
• Lilburn's Rochefort commits to Southern Connecticut State gymnastics
• Lawrenceville's Bayer wins junior golf title
• NFL unveils new Nike uniforms for Falcons, rest of league
• CLINE: Always good to get off the beaten path
• Police call man 'prime suspect' in two rape cases, but not attempted child abductions
• GMC critical care nurses get national recognition
• Snellville man accused of series of AC thefts
• GGC charters criminal justice honor society
• Man charged with 29 counts of forgery in BMW, Porsche theft
• Eastside to host plastic surgeon speaker
• Woman, 80, lands plane low on fuel; husband dies
• Cheney out of hospital after getting new heart
• Woman who became world's oldest doctor dies at 114
• Man found guilty in Atlanta of killing boxer
• Hearing set for suspect in law school grad's death
• Heat brings early start for Georgia strawberries
• MARTA warns of potential for deep cuts
• Edward Trusty
• Ralph Maynard
• Laura Belle Spriggs
• Lisa Saxon
• Beverly Witherell
• Katherine Pattillo
• Ellie Meek
• Jerry Mitchell
• Ray Bridger
• Claude Lynn
• Emery Tackett
• Betty Hope
• Pat Bibb
• Kentucky beats Kansas 67-59 to win national title
• Rough outing for Braves' Hudson on Monday
• Masters notebook: Clemson grad feels at home in Augusta
• Color is missing this year at Augusta
• PREP ROUNDUP: Eighth-inning explosion lifts Grayson past Shiloh
• Haswell that ends well for Lions
• South Carolina man charged with trafficking purses
• Deal quietly achieves much of legislative agenda
• Cops: 7 dead, 3 hurt in Calif. Christian school shooting
• Who has the best odds to win the year's first major?
• Par-3 12th hole is short, but quite the challenge
• Cheers just as majestic as colors at Augusta
• Nine issues that have shaped golf leading into Augusta
• Bios of top Masters contenders
• Masters Facts and Figures
• Player relishes latest honor from heralded tourney
• Woods, McIlroy take starring roles in the Masters
• Slow year thus far for Scott
• Wilson Tour vehicle to make stops for local golfers
• Braves pitcher arrested on DUI charges in Gwinnett
• Attic fire displaces family in Loganville
• VIDEO: Today in History, Monday, April 2nd
• Norcross' Akins commits to Cal football
• 1-year-old Ore. boy drowns in washing machine
• Arkansas coach Petrino crashes motorcycle, expected to recover
• Family jumps from apartment balcony to escape fire in Duluth
• Ex-Georgia football star to be executed
• VIDEO: Basketball Battle in the Bayou: UK-KU Preview
• Atlanta school system aims to close 10 schools
• Notes on the Kentucky-Kansas matchup
• UK's Calipari, Jones bond after rant
• Breaking down the NCAA title game
• Kentucky star named Naismith Award winner
• Millhof repeats as wrestling national champ
• UK gets state bragging rights with win over Louisville
• Underrated Kansas rallies to beat Ohio State
• Braves pick up third baseman in trade with Reds
• Lee sharp as Braves, Phillies battle to tie Sunday
• Newman stops winless streak at Martinsville
• Davis, Robinson ready for Final Four showdown
• Gwinnett Braves player bios
• Taylor Swift wins ACM entertainer of the year
• 2012 Gwinnett Braves Promotional Schedule
• G-Braves' Cordier hopes bad breaks a thing of the past
• Harper is main attraction in '11
• Defense makes Boscan valuable to G-Braves
• G-Braves on a great run of producing stars
• Dems sharpen attack as GOP rallies behind Romney
• Temporary outage of Visa card network Sunday
• Fire-stricken cruise ship safe at Malaysian port
• Pope, just back from trip, celebrates Palm Sunday
• Museum plays April Fools' joke on prolific forger
• Suwanee police anxious to use substation, training facility
• Irene Tringali
• Mary Sims
• Rachel Ragsdale
• Sarah Hartline
• Charles Reddy
• Michael Ing
• Robert Ducoty
• Pat Bibb
• Ralph Maynard
• James Etheridge
• Steve Straub
• John Gillen, Jr.
• Lois White
• Suwanee to get first movie theater in late April
• Police: Take valuables with you to prevent car break-ins
• GOODNEWS: Lilburn student gets $160,000 scholarship
• Winder police to host public forum on synthetic marijuana
• Burns -- Webb
• New section of W. Broad Street to open in Sugar Hill
• 50th anniversary
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Woodall supports budget proposal for federal government; Isakson wins honor
• Tax reform could hurt county coffers
• GREEN: Piracy abounds in local media
• KATHLEEN PARKER: Our appalling-ness
• O'REILLY: Take me out to the ballgame
• Mega Millions winners are rich, but not THAT rich
• Ga. math teacher, student charged in sexual tryst
• Home Depot to close Braselton plant, lay off 300
• 3 tickets share record-breaking jackpot
• Anne Von Schriltz
• Janette Liebe
• Nellie Hammond
• Harris Garrett
• Kelley Jones
• Wayne Casper
• Mary Sims
• James Nixon
• Roy Clayton
• Gladiators add UND captain Lamoureaux
• PREP ROUNDUP: Lions nip Mountain View 5-3
• Gladiators drop to 2nd place
• Record Mega Millions numbers: 2-4-23-38-46, MB 23
• LETTER: Medicare cost increases are hidden
• LETTER: Medicaid redesign must consider the weakest among us
• YARBROUGH: Junior E. Lee thinks he has identified the next president as...
• Eagles' Raji seeks return trip to state title game
• Eagles overcome mistakes to post Region 7-AAAAA road win
• Braves look to third baseman of future
• Sutton trying to stick with Braves as Mr. Everything
• Norcross has been yarn bombed
• Norcross business appoints VP of channel sales
• Local students headed to state science fairs
• Stone Mountain Park's latest attraction opens
• What $1.46B spent on Mega Millions could buy
• Sugar Hill man accused of killing neighbor's dog
• Caring Bunny to visit two local malls
• Note: 'I killed Eva. I must be crazy.'
• Feds: Duluth lawyer stole from clients in Ponzi scheme
• Gala raises $70K for Hi-Hope Center
• NOW WE'RE COOKING: Sunny morning muffins
• By Venue — March 30
• Mega Millions jackpot increases to $640 million
• Worlds busiest airport getting busier with new terminal
• Experts predict hordes of ticks across Georgia
• New signs to warn trucks so they don't get stuck
• Motorcyclist dies after wreck in Auburn
• Lawmakers scramble, protest controversial issues on final day
• Ga. lawmakers pass bill to grade public schools
• Bill restricting abortions after 20 weeks passes
• Assisted suicide would be banned under Ga. law
• Bill: Ga. welfare applicants must take drug tests
• Lawmakers OK deal to pay off unemployment debt
• Ga. Senate approves compromise on metal theft
• Mary Sims
• Olive Nicholson
• Sarah Owens
• Kelley Jones
• Marjorie Ezzell
• Thelma Hataway
• Barbara King
• PREP ROUNDUP: Wesleyan duo shuts down St. Francis for 5-A win
• Collins Hill strikes early, often in 5-0 win over Meadowcreek
• ROBINSON: The price if health care is overturned
• MCCULLOUGH: Don't have to hit lottery to do some good
• Peachtree Ridge girls beats North to jam up Region 7 standings
• Marlins option Gwinnett's Green to the minors
• Getting To Know ... Billy 'White Shoes' Johnson
• Braves find another team for Asencio
• Officials: SWAT suspect was Ohio sex offender on lam
• Ga. 324 work hits milestone
• Gwinnettians want the Mega Millions jackpot
• Animal shelter manager under internal investigation
• Georgia United Credit Union's CEO to retire
• $540M lottery has states anticipating tax jackpot
• What to do after you hit the Mega Millions jackpot
• Official: Burglary at women's clinic linked to two others
• Tickets left for Tebow's Gwinnett event after all
• Ga. lawmakers approve charter school funding bill
• Dacula's Malizia signs with Reinhardt football
• PETA alleges abuse at Yellow River Game Ranch
• Obama: End tax breaks for big oil
• Judge ends Lohan's probation, gives back freedom
• Atlanta airport still busiest, but Beijing gaining
• Bill changing criminal system heads to governor
• Building Operator Certification program honored for its role in consumer educati...
• Ga. Aquarium announces hatching of 2 penguins
• Legislature brings end to session in election year
• Metro Atlanta jobless rate drops to 9 percent
• Leon Johnson
• Roy Parks
• Mary Ruth Anderson
• Crawford Riemenschneider
• Peggy Henderson
• Marie Jones
• Helen Mcdaniel
• Geraldine Murphy
• Kathleen Jones
• Winford Page
• Ray Bates
• Nathanael Thomas
• Gladiators clinch division title
• PREP ROUNDUP: Broncos impressive in national baseball tournament
• Lions' Holleman stepping down as AD, soccer coach
• Catcher's two-run blast lifts North past Mountain View 2-1
• Deng's 3-pointers lead Bulls past Hawks
• G-BRAVES NOTES: Marrero acquired from White Sox in cash deal
• Beachy, Braves tie Yankees in 10
• Gwinnett business leader, long-time volunteer King passes away
• Local college projects get funding in state budget
• Tebowmania coming to Gwinnett in May
• Mickey Mouse to visit Suwanee branch of library
• MOVIE REVIEW: Kudos to Marston for 'The Forgiveness of Blood'
• DISC SPOTLIGHT: 'Casablanca'
• Movie Trivia Contest 03-30
• THE DISH: Parkside Bakery and Cafe
• FILM FANS: Film Fans work up an appetite for 'Hunger Games'
• 'True Blood' actress presenting movie at Atlanta Film Fest
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'W.E.' a visually stunning movie
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Chico & Rita' may be animated, but it's for adults only
• Disney's On Ice's 'Treasure Trove' visits Arena at Gwinnett Center
• ART BEAT: Suwanee hosts Plein Air Event this weekend
• Bluegrass festival coming to Stone Mountain Village
• Suspect to cop: 'I should of ran you over'
• Bill banning home picketing unites Ga. opposition
• Man apprehended in Norcross SWAT standoff
• Mega Millions reaches record $476 million jackpot
• Magic Johnson group to buy Dodgers for record $2B
• Higher ed provision stripped from immigration bill
• Lawmakers wrangle hefty agenda near session's end
• UGA to close post office in student center
• Ga. city checking social media sites before hiring
• Seymour Borten
• Cheryl Oglesby
• Charles Taylor
• Janie Smith
• Lorraine Dickson
• Glenda Greene-Powery
• Patricia Cooney
• Peggy Henderson
• Candice Maxwell
• Doris Hackett
• Peggy Ferguson
• Emma Farmer
• PREP ROUNDUP: North girls top Norcross 2-1 in overtime
• Ellis scores 33 as Milwaukee beats Hawks 108-101
• CLINE: Going to the dogs not a bad thing
• THOMAS: What's different about Trayvon Martin?
• Suwanee City Council recognizes art teacher, city employee
• Panthers, Broncos prepart to take national stage
• Gwinnett's all-star basketball games slated for Wednesday at Grayson
• GAC wrestling hires Petty as assistant
• Peachtree Ridge's Mills commits to Tusculum tennis
• Central girls basketball players commit to colleges
• GMC named one of America's top 100 hospitals
• Syria accepts peace plan; clashes continue
• Taiwan police say woman killed herself while chatting on Facebook
• 2 booked in gang graffiti case
• Suwanee officer cleared in ongoing probe of gun found at jail
• Valor Awards honor bravery, selflessness
• Northside opens Buford imaging center
• Elementary students disciplined over nasal spray
• Plant sale scheduled for April 17
• Ga. bill ending $1 charge for car decals passes
• House rejects Senate changes to Ga. abortion bill
• Deal signs law banning synthetic marijuana
• More college options now available for Gwinnett Tech students:
• Ga. Senate passes changed anti-abortion bill
• Emma Baughcum
• Eugene Britt
• James Gunter
• Leola Mull
• Patricia Crittenden
• Ga. Tech begins spring with bad news on Burnett
• PREP ROUNDUP: Riedel's walk-off hit lifts Duluth to extra-inning win over Peachtree Ridge
• Rare Honus Wagner baseball card could fetch $1.5 million
• Explosion destroys home of Ga. 'Chicken Man'
• Senate OKs funding system for new charter schools
• Aggressive parents force egg hunt cancellation
• Officers who dragged man at airport investigated
• Tiny puppy in California could be world's smallest
• Benedict arrives in Cuba as 'pilgrim of charity'
• Smosny-McGriff returns to Berkmar as head coach
• Snellville leaders considering Code Red emergency alert system
• Gwinnett County track and field results
• Peachtree Ridge girls, Brookwood boys defend county track titles
• Parkview players pitch in with cleanup
• Conflict of interest issue raised a Duluth work session
• Police: Keep eyes peeled for child prowler
• Committee looks at secondary airport study
• Autopsy: No foul play in case of missing Barrow man
• Ga. lawmakers pass bill revoking teacher bonuses
• Bobby Brown arrested on suspicion of DUI
• Jury: Man competent for trial in kicking death
• Parkview's Parham battles with words
• 'Mad Men' ads up record audience for season debut
• Justices ready to move to heart of health case
• Gwinnett officer, agency receive MADD awards
• Tebow the Jet: Celebrity backup meets media
• Trayvon Martin's parents to join rally in Fla.
• Pope Benedict wins over Mexico; next stop Cuba
• More laptops reported stolen from Ga. doctors
• Ga. agencies spend $18.7 million on water wars
• Jimmy Kimmel to host 64th Primetime Emmy Awards
• Lake Lanier steadily rising as tourists return
• Hawks beat Jazz in NBA's first 4OT game since 1997
• Jurrjens' strong Sunday outing adds to case for opening day starter role
• VIDEO: Kentucky, Kansas Head to Final Four
• KU and UK join Louisville and Ohio St. in Final 4
• Taylor's 22 lead KU to 80-67 win over Carolina
• Tiger Woods a winner on tour again after 30 months
• Kentucky beats Baylor 82-70 in South Regional
• Florida teen's shooting death reverberates in Ga.
• Bill may prevent services for illegal immigrants
• Stewart wins rain-shortened race in Fontana
• Records provision in Ga. bill raises concerns
• Gwinnett slayings on pace for record year
• Gwinnett County Track and Field Championships - Field event results
• GAB: Buford Lanier Woman's Club meeting planned
• Need help getting your kids to eat?
• Masquerade prom for home-schoolers
• Vaccinations key to preventing disease in children
• LARSON: Musicians cooperatively minister to community
• Physical fitness starts at home
• Expo to help community spruce up for spring
• Spring events abound at Fort Yargo State Park
• Seminar on scammers planned
• Families who are active, thrive
• Sugar Hill to host 'clean-up week' for residents
• North Gwinnett Middle School principal has built career in Gwinnett
• Everett Music Barn to celebrate anniversary, new ownership
• Suwanee police look forward to use of substation, training facility
• North Gwinnett Arts' Plein Air event expects to draw crowd
• North Gwinnett pupil is student of year
• Melton guiding force for North soccer
• Suwanee library to host guest reader from Disney on Ice
• Scenes from Suwanee: Linda Moore transforms herself through CrossFit
• Suwanee Beer Fest to feature more selection, cooler temps
• North's Miles ends recruiting process by committing to UNC
• GOODNEWS: Arcado students are 'WordMasters'
• JENKINS: To increase college completion, online classes may not be best solution
• GCPS helps parents stay involved
• Parents play key role in keeping kids active, preventing obesity
• ESTHER CEPEDA: Where is the political inspiration?
• PARKER: Moderately speaking
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Isakson continues vow to fight new health care law; Brockway seeks reelection
• Lady Antebellum prize package up for grabs
• Police: Man tried to bilk feds of $3 million
• G-Braves donates $1 million to community
• Aurora Theatre announces new season
• Anti-bullying program celebrates 15 years
• Large crowd, sunny weather highlight SPCA 5K
• Ga. lawmakers look at expanding voucher program
• Sugarloaf UMC food assembly project inspires volunteers
• VIDEO: Top Seeds Kentucky, N. Carolina Advance
• Kansas ends N.C. State run
• Rebecca Ryan
• Larry Goodnight
• Anthony Davis
• Ruby Daniell
• Barbara Adams
• Oscar Lewis
• Lou Ellen Dodd
• Ardill Mccannon
• Hazel Shepherd
• Joseph Kilmer
• Dean Pierce
• No. 1 Kentucky advances to South Regional title game
• NCAA SOUTH NOTES: Dome rehearsal only half of Final Four setup
• Quick start lifts Baylor past Xavier 75-70
• Parkview prevails over Rams in extra innings
• First-half flurry pushes Mill Creek to win
• Delgado scores lone goal in North girls' win
• Road to NCAA gymnastics title begins in Gwinnett with SEC meet
• Haddad, Gladiators rally to beat Greenville in shootout
• G-Braves' bullpen gets a boost from Russell, Hughes
• Atlanta Junior Golf Association plans local stops
• Tech tries to topple No. 1 Baylor women
• Uggla homers as Braves beat Mets
• Woods shares lead with Wi at Bay Hill
• Norcross football program adds four more college signees
• Sports Champions of Greater Atlanta to honor local athletes
• GWINNETT GRADS: Berkmar's Halim shines at Virginia Tech
• 'Knight Under the Stars' pageant crowns queen
• Ippolito's Dacula location closes
• Husband arrested in slaying of wife
• Author signing children's books at LifeWay Buford
• Alcova students study shi's artifacts
• HALL: When red tape becomes duct tape
• Former superior court clerk mourned
• Probation officer charged with theft, bribery
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'The Hunger Games'
• Gun intercepted at Gwinnett jail
• Feds: Ga. illegal immigrant population 6th largest
• Gang graffiti uncovered at Gwinnett high school
• Karen Finch-Geer
• Sarah Bell
• Milagros De Garcia
• Ventura Armstrong
• Wayne Hamilton
• John Perry
• Lurene Denton
• James Daniel
• Euell Lancaster
• Odus Peevy
• Louise Herring
• Ruth Giudice
• Gerry Driver
• Harriet Beckham
• John Mobley
• W. Lee Hughey
• Gators knock off Marquette to reach Elite Eight
• Ohio State beats Cincy in Buckeye State battle
• Syracuse escapes hot-shooting Wisconsin in thriller
• Top-seeded Michigan State falls to Louisville
• NCAA may not decide on APR changes before July
• Some land disputes go to court for road widening project
• FILM FANS: '21 Jump Street,' nothing like the original
• Team Peeta or Team Gale? Hutcherson won't pick sides
• Movie trivia contest 3/23
• Lawrence relates to hype around 'Hunger Games'
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Salmon Fishing in the Yemen'
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'October Baby'
• By Venue
• DISC SPOTLIGHT: 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo'
• Atlanta Film Festival launches this spring
• ART BEAT: Live Arts Theatre presents 'The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon'
• Musical about motherhood returns
• Joe Nichols comes to Wild Bill's with new album
• Gwinnett manufacturers honored at inaugural award ceremony
• Jury awards $2 million to widow of man killed by speeding cop
• GUCU needs canned goods
• ROBINSON: To be black in America ...
• MCCULLOUGH: Officiate weddings? I do
• Lawrenceville teen vies for pageant title
• Gwinnett Tech Interiors students have all the tools of the trade at hand:
• High to offer "Pay As You Wish" admission Saturday
• Firefighters battle building blaze in Norcross
• Georgia Republicans report threats from GOP rivals
• World's busiest airport seeks volunteers for test
• Georgia jobless rate drops to 3-year low
• Trucks repeatedly stuck on rail tracks in Statham
• R.d. Crook
• Donald Wynn
• John Holman
• Jimmy Whitner
• Euell Lancaster
• Jay Nickelson
• Violet Clark
• Phyllis Cline
• Sarah Cooper
• Hazel Maddox
• Yo Sook Mcgirt
• Marie Wilson
• Catherine Sims
• Fred Free
• Oakland to pay legal fees in public search by cops
• Feds: Young inmates abused at private Miss. prison
• No deaths reported after 7.4 quake in Mexico
• Parents of dead Fla. teen to appear at NYC march
• 2 women plead not guilty in girl's running death
• Girl, 11, sues Pa. district over school drug tests
• Deal between Broncos and Jets for QB Tim Tebow hits snag
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Commission candidate announces endorsement, initiative
• Payout in police-involved fatal crash in jury's hands
• Local business leader addresses GGC students
• Volunteers ready to pack meals for the hungry
• Lawrenceville Navy vet sentenced on child porn charges
• Father, daughter Latin teachers rake in awards
• Leaders work to bridge diversity in Norcross
• Suspected rapist ID'd via DNA
• Eastside will now offer angioplasty, heart stenting
• GAB: Local man elected credit union chairman
• Driver entrapped in collision with donut truck
• Tim Tebow traded from Broncos to Jets
• Saints' Payton suspended for season by NFL
• Family reports attack at ice cream shop
• John Holman
• John Perry
• Martha Hardwick
• Phyllis Cline
• Dorothy Garrett
• Richard Gerritz
• Hazel Maddox
• Kenneth Meek, Jr.
• Irence Echols
• Bruce Godfrey
• William Mccullers
• Wilma Whitlow
• Mari Lou Watson
• Bulldogs use team effort to top Tech, stop streak
• Morche's stops give Lions PK win over Eagles
• PREP ROUNDUP: Duluth boys edge Mill Creek on penalty kicks
• Georgia Tech women beat Georgetown 76-64 in 2nd round of NCAA tourney
• Romney routs Santorum in GOP primary in Illinois
• Redmond back in familiar role for G-Braves
• Strong, long 7.6 quake shakes Mexico City
• NASA considering space station for Mars dry run in a few years
• Charges filed in Tulsa courthouse shooting
• Worry about Chinese demand drives US stocks lower
• Residents on Colorado plains assessing fire damage
• CLINE: Remembering the kindess of Furman Bisher
• Sugarloaf stretch to close for TV filming
• Local company recognized in Top 40 list
• Peachtree Ridge among robotic winners
• Local leaders divided on charter legislation
• Seven local schools on state's 'Focus' list
• Widow seeking $5 million in police-involved crash testifies
• Woman alleges rape after local concert
• Commission makes decision on water contract controversy
• Greene part of Gwinnett Sports Hall of Fame's third class
• Lilburn DDA wins approval for land for baseball venture
• Eastside urges colorectal cancer awareness
• Police ID elderly couple in murder, attempted suicide
• Officials celebrate park renovation
• Can 'Hunger Games' do 'Twilight'-type $140M debut?
• Duluth man accused of slapping police horse in Savannah
• Skydivers: Hot-air balloon pilot saved their lives
• Donnie Hursts
• Can Huynh
• Suzanne Compton
• J. Louis Markham
• Mary Hollandsworth
• Ellen Doerr
• Robert "Lee" Pugh
• Jean Hancock
• Ana Hardt
• Wojciech Grochowski
• David Hardiman
• GHSA to limit practice time with eye on preventing heat illnesses, deaths
• PREP ROUNDUP: Central posts 4-2 win over Brookwood
• Allen's 3-pointers, FTs help Celtics past Hawks
• Beltran looks good in Cardinals' win over the Braves
• Another routine postseason run by Michigan State
• Syracuse's deep bench an NCAA savior
• Emotional Cremins retires from college coaching
• Grayson reappoints Schroeder as mayor pro-tem
• Police on scene of Lawrenceville homicide
• Bill would bar illegal immigrants from colleges
• Jury trial opens in $5 million civil case against county police
• South Gwinnett wins for literary magazine
• Land sale to Lilburn over first hurdle
• GSMST sweeps UGA competition
• GCPD's records window moving during renovations
• Small business award winners named by Chamber of Commerce
• District releases graduation dates
• GTC's site has been updated with COMPASS Testing dates for April, click here htt...
• Ga. voters to decide on charter schools in Nov.
• AP: Peyton Manning chooses Broncos
• Ga. lawmakers propose tax overhaul plan
• Apple to pay dividend, start stock buybacks
• Sheriff: Missing balloon pilot's body found
• Sears CEO: $9.9 million in compensation in 2011
• Wendy's takes No. 2 spot from Burger King
• Romney focuses on Obama; Santorum questions rival
• Report: Manning negotiating to join Broncos
• Unlikely duo challenges Ga. utility over rates
• Redmond, three others optioned to G-Braves
• Cincy tops FSU to reach Sweet 16
• Tech women cruise in NCAA Tourney opener
• Johnson, Hawks coast by Cavaliers
• Brown's late free throws lead N.C. State past Georgetown
• Keselowski wins at Bristol
• Michigan State escapes Saint Louis' upset bid
• Marshall breaks bone in wrist as UNC downs Creighton
• Braves play to 2-2 tie with Orioles
• Florida's domination ends any chance at another Norfolk State upset
• Xavier ends Lehigh's Cinderella story
• Kansas rallies past Purdue, 63-60
• Ohio beats South Florida to assume mid-major darling role
• Little guys gone, NCAA Tourney's bracket now filled with power players
• Sportswriting legend, SCNI columnist Furman Bisher dies
• Marist women eliminate Georgia with 76-70 victory
• Ga. authorities search for hot air balloon pilot
• Globetrotters electrify Gwinnett Arena
• Ga. will apply for fed program to help jobless
• Ohio State pushes past Gonzaga
• Syracuse rolls past Kansas State and into Sweet 16
• Another late Marquette surge powers win over Murray State
• Defensive-minded Wisconsin gets past Vanderbilt
• Indiana wins thriller with VCU
• Heslip shoots Baylor past Colorado
• Louisville holds off New Mexico rally
• Bobby Hart
• Ellie Dover
• Can Huynh
• Ann Donnelly
• Teague's 24 leads Kentucky over Iowa State
• Barnes, McDermott reunite in regional game
• South Florida taps coach Heath's NCAA tournament experience
• Late rally comes up short as Force fall to Storm
• PREP ROUNDUP: Miller's hit lifts Lions to win
• Force's McAlmont honored by the AFL
• Goosen, Furyk tied for lead at Transitions Championship
• Gladiators clinch playoff berth with thrilling comeback over Greenville
• Downtown Lawrenceville a sea of green for St. Patrick's Day
• Broadway comes to Aurora with 'Clyde 'n Bonnie'
• Syracuse rolls past Kansas St. 75-59
• Person shot in Buford
• G-Braves set to begin exhibition games
• Top-seeded UConn rolls to first round 83-47 victory
• Sadler wins Nationwide Series race at Bristol
• Kurt Busch hoping to snap streak of bad luck
• BOYS BASKETBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Bolden adapts and thrives at North
• GIRLS BASKETBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Norcross' DeShields proves toughness throughout season
• 2012 Gwinnett Daily Post All-County Basketball
• Beachy strikes out six in four innings for Braves
• New program aims to clean up abandoned, neglected properties
• The media endorse Barak Obama
• CEPEDA: Deported, and now childless
• Ross' 2-run double leads Braves' over Mets 3-2
• 3rd-place team could become World Series champion
• Thousands jam Savannah for St. Patrick's parade
• Knutson — Kikley
• Dacula Elementary hosts 5K, fundraiser
• Duluth seeks top dog
• JENKINS: If it's worth saying, it's worth saying so nobody can understand
• GOOD NEWS FROM SCHOOLS: Sweetwater students plant garden
• Barrow department awarded car seat mini-grant
• Unita Kay Moore
• Michael Davis
• Beatrice Allen
• Ana Hardt
• Douglas Pritchett
• Grady Robinson
• Benson "Benny" Smith
• Coleman Watkins
• Annie Wheeler
• Daily Post All-County Wrestling Team
• Duluth officials weigh in on mall
• Mom arrested after kids found wandering street
• PREP ROUNDUP: Duluth nips Norcross 4-3 in 10 innings
• North girls soccer beats sixth-ranked Mill Creek
• Local homeschooler gets third place in contest
• Gladiators seven-game winning streak snapped
• Seckinger shines as Mill Creek edges Mountain View 2-1
• WRESTLER OF THE YEAR: Shiloh’s Mosley wins state title with dominating season
• Braves’ Vizcaino to see specialist on Monday
• Testimony: Spat over dinner sparked sister’s killing
• Clooney arrested in protest at Sudanese Embassy (With Video)
• Car crashes into Norcross business
• Police: Fla. couple kept boy in cage inside closet
• Apple fans snap up new iPad on 1st day
• Sixth-seeded UNLV falls to No. 11 Colorado
• Meadowcreek's Allen, Iowa State bounce defending champ UConn, Lamb
• Thomas, Ohio State rout Loyola
• Indiana returns to tourney with win over Aggies
• Lawyers say Ga. murder suspect should get bond
• Police: Tourist dies from fall near Savannah River
• Some citrus farmers turn to peach trees
• Google introduces first reuse water system in Ga.
• Daniel Lee
• Pauline Harrison
• Benson "Benny" Smith
• Mary Sapp
• Millie Boswell
• Laurie Witty
• PREP ROUNDUP: Felt strikes out 12 in no-hit win for Hebron
• Baylor holds on against upset-minded Jackrabbits
• Marquette has the answer for BYU rally
• Senior-heavy Vandy eliminates Harvard
• Ware, Long Beach State fall to New Mexico
• Taylor, Wisconsin dominant in routing Montana
• Syracuse survives scare from 16th-seeded UNC-Asheville
• Jones, Lamb lead Kentucky to rout of WKU
• Gonzaga destroys West Virginia in opener
• VCU, Smart score another NCAA upset
• Louisville stops NCAA skid, beats Davidson, 69-62
• Farmer’s Market may be an accessory use at chapel
• Falcons quiet to begin NFL free agency
• ROBINSON: Santorum needs Gingrich in the race
• Radloff honored by national organization
• Scammers target Winder cop
• New principal named at Dacula High
• Getting to Know ... Bob Warman
• Dudley do right
• Broncos' Trice finishes career with huge state meet
• McGruder goes for 30 as Kansas State topples Southern Miss
• NCAA Tourney: Thursday/Friday TV Schedule
• DISC SPOTLIGHT: 'The Descendants'
• FILM FANS: Kitsch as 'John Carter' is a bust
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Seeking Justice' is Nicholas Cage's sad attempt to gain back his credibility
• THE DISH: Tweedy's Bagels, Etc.
• Hudgens Center holds annual soupbowl fundraiser
• Movie trivia contest 3/16
• 2012 List of St. Patty's Parties
• Aurora Theatre regionally premieres "Clyde 'n Bonnie: A Folktale"
• MOVIE REVIEW: Segel perfect lead character in 'Jeff, Who Lives at Home'
• ART BEAT: Northeast Atlanta Ballet present 'Sleeping Beauty' with the Gwinnett Symphony
• Murray State wins opener with Colorado State, 58-41
• Man gets life without parole in Dunwoody daycare killing
• Mark your calendars: Gwinnett Tech Open House for Health Science Programs on Apr...
• Heat could break records in Georgia
• Metro Atlanta jobless rate rises to 9.2 percent
• Russell Williams
• Carolyn Mcgill
• Thomas Kelly
• Eris Gill
• John Jones
• John Mobley
• Mary Sapp
• Shirley Failor
• Thermos Mitchell
• Frances Adams
• Tarlton Dempsey
• PREP ROUNDUP: Archer rallies from eight down in seventh to beat Newton Co.
• Shiloh's Mosley, Collins Hill's Stephen receive Takedown Club's top honors
• Spring struggles land Gartrell back with G-Braves
• Brandt, Gladiators shut down Cyclones
• Technical education students honored
• Swimmer Marin Morrison remembered at county awards reception
• Police: Missing 12-year-old found safe
• DALY: Select plants that tolerate the site's conditions
• GAB: Georgia SPCA clinic is Saturday
• Globetrotters entertain, teach local students
• Teen faces felonies for allegedly shooting mail truck with pellet gun
• Cops: Alleged serial robber now tied to even more crimes
• Long-empty Lawrenceville condos sold to new developer
• Chamber names finalists for small business awards
• Three Gwinnett Schools named to state priority list
• Coalition accepting applications for emergency program funds
• Chamber offers Shop Gwinnett discount card
• Police: Truck found in Best Buy burglary
• Former Meadowcreek star returns to NCAA tourney
• Senate OKs bill that would expand brewpub business
• What to watch for in the NCAA Tournament
• Bears agree to 3-year deal with Weems
• National baby search headed to Buford
• Metro Atlanta leaders hope to redevelop GM plant
• Woman accuses NFL star of punching her
• PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE: Creative Enterprises is ready for spring
• Man says Lohan grazed knee with her Porsche
• BYU stuns Iona with biggest comeback in NCAA Tourney history
• Undersized Marquette relying on quickness
• Western Kentucky wins stunning play-in game in front of Obama
• Davidson, minus Curry, back in NCAA field
• Savannah hotels almost full for St. Patrick's Day
• Dense fog advisory issued for much of Georgia
• Motorists hear about new toll idea for Georgia 400
• Sybil Pate
• Homer Cain
• John Jones
• Wynell Duncan
• Fred Meadows Sr
• Eleanor Breedlove
• Thermos Mitchell
• Gingrich vows to press on after losing AL, MS
• Encyclopaedia Britannica to end print editions
• PREP ROUNDUP: Garcia's four goals lead GAC girls over North
• Santorum wins Ala., Miss.; Romney takes Hawaii
• Norcross grad, UGA pitcher Maloof facing more health adversity
• G-Braves infielder Hicks claimed off waivers by A's
• Stroke, osteoporosis screenings coming to Lawrenceville
• Brookwood student sells light bulbs for charity
• Officials set deadline for college mergers
• Savannah mayor urges Obama to help deepen port
• More arrests made in GA high school vandalism
• Eastside named breast imaging center of excellence
• CLINE: Wheelchair team makes mark, memories
• Employee flashed at Lawrenceville Kroger
• Mayor: New Atlanta airport terminal to open May 16
• Occupy students disrupt Ga. regents meeting
• Kroger raises $170K for Relay for Life
• Sports Medicine South awards local scholarships
• Moms of Multiples consignment sale Saturday
• Ga. Tech's Rice kicked off team after shooting
• Toilet paper running low in NJ's capital city
• Verizon Wireless invests $198M in Ga.
• Gingrich banks on wins in Alabama and Mississippi
• Ohio officer used stun gun on 9-year-old boy
• Southwest says it won't make a profit in 1Q
• World's tallest man may have stopped growing
• Jet rolls off taxiway at world's busiest airport
• Spellers to gather in Atlanta for state bee
• Frances Lamb
• Belle Mckinzey
• Helen Daniel
• Betty Smith
• Vickie Bowles
• Sue Shockley
• Calvin Parker
• Braves lose to Cards, fall to 1-10 in spring
• Georgia Tech, UGA women both land No. 4 seeds in NCAA
• Force overcome sloppiness, open season with a win
• PREP ROUNDUP: Blair, Bears open 7-AAAAA baseball slate with win over Duluth
• Girlfriend won't testify against Boston mobster
• Boat sank so fast no time for distress call
• Police: Md. honor student threatened rampage
• Afghan man recounts US soldier's shooting spree
• Snellville engages new city attorney
• Sugar Hill honors volunteer
• A relaxing region showdown for Gwinnett's golfers
• Golden Girl Scouts share memories, photos
• Tilted Kilt in Suwanee opens to public
• Gators limping into the NCAA tourney
• Ga. House rejects resolution praising Young Dems
• Senate OKs bill addressing foreclosure registries
• Police: 14 Occupy Atlanta protesters arrested
• MOVIE REVIEW: '21 Jump Street'
• Police uncover pot growing operation in Norcross man's home
• After split decisions, Wesleyan, Buford girls eye move up in classes
• UGA, Richt agree to new five-year contract
• Wife arrested in alleged machete attack
• Hero pit bull from Lawrenceville takes third in national contest
• Officials stress local efforts to 'clean up' foreclosures
• Crowds protest Ga. abortion, birth control bills
• Cadet makes history at GGC
• Brookwood boys, Peachtree Ridge girls win at Jerry Arnold Challenge
• Located in Duluth, Telemundo Atlanta launches nightly newscast
• Team of burglars plunge truck into Snellville Best Buy
• UGA's Smith arrested, charged with marijuana possession
• Kentucky is oddsmaker's pick for NCAA title
• Woman freed after head-first fall into trash chute
• Rose wins at Doral; Tiger withdraws early
• VIDEO: NCAA Men's Basketball Field Is Set
• US Army sergeant kills 16 in Afghan villages
• Stewart uses bold move late to win at Las Vegas
• 'Lorax' trumps 'John Carter' with $39.1M weekend
• PREP ROUNDUP: Mountain View baseball improves to 6-0
• Vanderbilt beats No. 1 Kentucky, 71-64
• Florida St. wins 1st ACC crown 85-82 over UNC
• Gladiators remain in first with shootout win over Greenville
• NCAA Capsules: East Regional
• NCAA Capsules: West Regional
• NCAA Capsules: South Regional
• NCAA Capsules: Midwest Regional
• Kentucky, Syracuse, N. Carolina, MSU get top seeds
• Candidates battle for Deep South wins
• Rain washes out Hanson's spring debut in third
• Gingrich sees Romney as a weak front-runner
• Japan marks 1 year since quake, tsunami disaster
• John Thomas
• Joseph Zambri
• Carl Gravely
• Grace Sleeman
• Kathy Stone
• Suwanee post office offers mail seminar
• G-BRAVES NOTES: Durango, Parraz making good early impressions
• Zapolski, Gladiators blank Cincinnati
• Mock car crash, funeral evoke emotion
• PREP ROUNDUP: Peachtree Ridge wins Apple Mountain Invitational
• Road closures, March 11 through 17
• 20 percent of HOT lane users don't pay toll
• Hundreds attend 'Fan Fest,' a prelude to GBraves season
• LETTER: Sunday's not 'just another day' to drink
• MOORE: Speak, because they're listening
• CEPEDA: In classrooms, quality counts
• O'REILLY: Decent citizen behavior
• PARKER: What women want
• LETTER: Christ may be nauseated by Christian's comments
• North Carolina to play FSU for ACC championship
• Jurrjens, Pineda both wild as Yankees beat Braves
• YOUTH ROUNDUP: North all-stars win county title
• COLLEGE HOOPS ROUNDUP: UK moves to SEC final with win over Florida, will face Vandy
• Lovett ends Buford's title streak with 52-42 win
• Wesleyan uses first-half spurt to roll to fifth straight state championship
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Congressmen talk support for jobs, military bills
• Forever 21 expands for more fashion in Discover Mills
• Golden Girl Scouts celebrate the organization's anniversary
• Hometown players feel the joy, pain
• Force quarterback hopes momentum carries over after late surge last year
• Peyton leads a big class into 2012 free agency
• Georgia Force preview: Continuity the key as Force try to take next step towards Arena Bowl
• Don't forget: Change your clocks
• Volunteers prepping to prove bald is beautiful
• Vandeford -- Ryser Enagagement
• Goddard -- Durrett Engagement
• Grimes -- Ramsey Engagement
• Railway museum holding photo contest
• Atlanta artist displays dog art at the Gwinnett Historic Courthouse
• Grant, donations allow expansion of transportation program for disabled
• Woman's father arrested in death of son-in-law
• Police charge 2 teens in BB shootings
• GBI urges lawmakers to fund pay increase
• Ga. immigration panel gets 1st complaint
• William Mcdaniel
• Donna Spurgeon
• Lyman Cleghorn
• Geraldine "Jeri" Golden
• Bertha Dangar
• Roscoe Storey
• Mary Bradley
• Deborah Ide
• Jerry Bowles
• Lonne Holcombe
• Jane Bailey
• Franklyn Maize
• Harold Simonton
• Richard "Dick Beller" Beller
• Mike Arnold
• Anti-Kony video campaign misrepresents conflict,Ugandans say
• Braves' Teheran rebounds from 6-homer start
• GWINNETT GRADS: Healthy Mangimelli ready for NCAA swimming
• Free teen driving course offered in Suwanee
• Retail group makes home in Lawrenceville
• Gwinnett wheelchair basketball team wins first state championship
• Duluth man with schizophrenia still missing, family asks for help
• DALY: Blueberries are care-free and fun to grow
• MCLEOD: Why comparing yourself to other people is a good thing
• RICH: Getting through by helping others
• Official: Teacher stabbed in Lawrenceville school bathroom
• Chrysler donates 6 vehicles to Gwinnett Tech's training program
• Another take on 'John Carter'
• Va man sentenced for 25 DUIs in Va., Ala., and Ga.
• Early morning fire destroys Lilburn home
• Rush wreaks the s-word, but why are people so mad?
• Economy adds 227K jobs, jobless rate unchanged
• Miami ends Ga. Tech's woeful season at ACC tourney
• Georgia beats Mississippi State, 71-61
• Garye Vial
• William McDaniel
• Phyllis Cunningham
• Michael Wilson
• Robert Armstrong
• John "Bill" Click
• Vickie Bowles
• Lyman Cleghorn
• Alex Delgado
• Andrew "Jack" Watson, Sr.
• Jeffery Robinson
• Man charged with murder with cannon-like device
• Michigan slow to crack down on big lottery winners
• Tulsa suspect's brother killed by police in '05
• Buford to face Lovett for third time chasing fourth title
• Dream re-signs 2 key starters from East champs
• North falls to Rodrigo, Hillgrove 56-61
• PREP ROUNDUP: Peachtree Ridge beats South 1-0 in 9 innings
• Williams wins Olympic weightlifting national title
• Duluth to host powerlifting state championship
• Minor pitches three scoreless in Braves' 2-1 loss
• Getting to Know ... Craig Brisson
• Police searching for suspect in CVS murder
• Norcross girls fall in AAAAA Final Four
• County gets state help in funding Sugarloaf Parkway work
• 10 indicted on murder charges in 4 separate cases
• Murder suspect arrested at Duluth school
• Ga. tax revenues continue upswing in February
• Gwinnett Tech Computer Science Students Stay on Leading Edge of IT:
• Wells Fargo to charge $7 monthly fee for checking
• Coke, Pepsi make changes to avoid cancer warning
• THE DISH: Bravo Mexican Grill
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'In Darkness' a powerful Holocaust tale told ineffectively
• FILM FANS: 'Act of Valor' sparks patriotism with active Navy SEALs
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'John Carter' flawed but still very fun
• DISC SPOTLIGHT: 'The Skin I Live In'
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Friends With Kids' offers a fresh, funny take on having children
• ART BEAT: Barefoot in the Park Arts Festival prepares for an exciting event
• HGTV star to appraise items in Norcross
• Gwinnett Tech's Jennifer Williams Wins National Culinary Competition:
• Andrew "Jack" Watson Sr
• William F. Cummins III
• Mark Dalton
• Brenda Bigham
• Max Butler
• James Hooks
• Patricia Pendley
• Michael Wilson
• Ronald Wilson
• Richard Glander
• C.T. Davis
• Frank Mckinney
• Denver DA: Dead inmate linked to 3 new slayings
• Video captures wrong-way Ohio driver who killed 3
• Deputy, 2 others shot outside Okla. courthouse
• LeBron scores 31, Wade 18 as Heat rally to beat Hawks 89-86
• PREP ROUNDUP: Eagles' Askew tosses shutout
• Old 'routine' for Buford girls' trip to Macon
• Causwell comes off bench to help Wesleyan girls into state finals
• Woods, McIlroy try to build on momentum
• Parkview's Brettschneider signs with MLS' Revolution
• Look for another Duke-UNC showcase at ACC tourney
• Mill Creek's Lefebvre to sign with Georgia Tech swimming
• SMITH: Eaves' legacy at UGA, Auburn
• Top-ranked Kentucky team to beat at SEC tournament
• State basketball coverage this week on Prep Rally
• Police: Woman found dead in Buford home
• Inmate gets 5 years in plot to kill woman
• CD Warehouse owner accused of selling bootleg goods
• Police: Theft suspected lives many lies
• Special needs fair is next Saturday
• GAB: Woman's club accepting scholarship applications
• Do you have what it takes to be the G-Braves mascot?
• Online campus extends registration date
• Senate OKs bill requiring training for food stamps
• Chrysler Donates Six Vehicles to Gwinnett Tech Fleet:
• Ga. lawmakers pass charter school funding measure
• Apple unveils new iPad with sharper screen
• FBI: terrorists may be eyeing cyber attacks on US
• Judge rejects gag order request in Paula Deen case
• Santorum super PAC calls for Gingrich to drop out
• Romney wins Ohio, 5 other Super Tuesday states
• Ga. Senate could hear school voucher bill
• Georgia lawmakers face deadline to move bills
• Central Ga. school system to return to 5-day week
• Kirby takes Loganville House seat
• Howard Rush
• Mary Puckett
• Carl Thomas
• Marie Moors
• Era Perry
• Claude Kirby
• Mary Cortese
• Ruth Hill
• Janet Corum
• Patricia Pendley
• GGC club baseball player gets national honor
• No. 9 Georgia beats KSU 3-2 on walk-off hit
• PREP ROUNDUP: Hebron's Felt fires two-hit shutout in 1-0 win over Commerce
• Gwinnett girls lacrosse coaches pick all-tourney teams
• Hawks beat Pacers for 3rd straight win
• Buford passes Sunday alcohol sales
• Romney takes 3 states, Gingrich and Santorum 1
• Gingrich wins Georgia Republican primary
• Report: Colts, Manning breaking up
• GOP voters focusing on economy, beating Obama
• Hardy excited about Mountain View's football hire
• Lawrenceville company reaches agreement with cancer testing pioneer
• Adult literacy business plan could win $50,000
• Insurance evaulation positive for fire department
• GGC testing sirens Wednesday
• Biggest drop of year for Dow as US market slumps
• Rock band Shinedown hosts private show at 37 Main
• Young artists donate mural to Eastside pediatric center
• Falcons sign contract with Parkview's Palmer
• A note from the Daily Post
• Super Tuesday voters put imprint on GOP race
• Convenient cupcakes are dangerous for dieters
• Gingrich brings 'big ideas' to Gwinnett on Super Tuesday
• Sandra Deal launches 'Read Across Georgia' program
• MARTA to put security cameras on buses and trains
• Police warn parents of 2 reported attacks on girls
• Woman: Attorney's belligerence prompted arrest
• Super Tuesday showdown: Romney-Santorum big day
• Voters head to the polls
• Usual suspects, plus one, heading to the Final Four
• PREP ROUNDUP: Thiel throws two-hitter, fans 14 as Central gets first win
• Jurrjens pitches two strong innings in Braves’ win
• Mark Sadelind
• William Cummings
• John Bolding
• John James
• Luciano Pettica
• David Eckels
• Carolyn Lyons
• Joyce Hainey
• Ola Beth Allgood
• Jay Payne
• Joseph Cerrato
• Defending champion Hebron easily takes down Wesleyan
• Suspect strikes plea deal in beating
• Vermont tackles corporate personhood
• Stocks lower on worries about China, Greece
• 336.4M Powerball winner to be revealed in RI
• Maynard's journey on Kilimanjaro featured on ESPN
• Two Barrow fires caused by weekend's lightning
• Gwinnett Heat back in state basketball title game
• Hawks' Johnson "probably not" playing again Tuesday
• Mock wreck evokes emotion
• Freeze Monday night could kill flowers planted early
• Ga. Senate passes bill to grade public schools
• Bald eagles find a home on Georgia college campus
• Moms gather in Savannah for breast-feeding protest
• Senate Oks bill expanding child abuse reporting
• Man critical in overnight CVS shooting
• PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE: GNLI applications being taken
• Water heater blamed in Lilburn fire
• Stove cited as cause in townhome fire
• CEPEDA: Just show us respect
• House Republicans to unveil Ga. budget plan
• Ga. Senate expected to take up immigration bill
• Ga. Tech women fall to Maryland in ACC final
• Hamlin holds off Harvick to win at Phoenix
• Norcross' Lamb honored by Big East
• Romney attends rally at Brookwood High School
• Widow of former Georgia governor dies at 85
• Record rally gives Gladiators big win over Trenton
• A 7th advertiser pulls out of Limbaugh's show
• VaTech parents seek answers in trial 5 years later
• `Lorax' cleans up at box office with $70.7M debut
• Worst train tragedy in Poland in years kills 16
• Ga. lawmakers may have to stop diverting fees
• Police investigating Ga. Waffle House shooting
• Issues linger as Ga. session hits home stretch
• Stories of survival emerge from tornado victims
• Super Tuesday ad spending nearly tops $10 million
• Officials confirm tornado hit Paulding, Haralson
• Four straight: Romney wins Washington GOP caucus
• Same-sex custody battle could change Florida law
• Antonia Munoz
• Jerry Campbell
• Mary Busbee
• Michelina Pettica
• Carolyn Strickland
• Doris Gooch
• Rebecca Mcdonald
• Homer Clark
• Jane Peck
• Mattie Cole
• LSU experts reconstruct faces of two USS Monitor crewmembers
• Gladiators gut out tight win over rival 'Rays
• Smith scores 30 in Hawks' 97-90 win over Thunder
• Berkmar boys can't answer hot-shooting Alpharetta in quarterfinal loss
• PREP ROUNDUP: Grayson girls lacrosse wins Spartan Shootout
• Milton scores technical knockout of North, 80-58
• McEachern next after Blue Devils hand Parkview first loss
• Frazier's 15 steals break record as Wesleyan girls roll
• North girls reach Final Four for first time since 1963
• Mitt Romney hosts event at Brookwood High School March 4
• ROBINSON: Santorum goes to the extreme
• Bill O'Reilly: Reagan vs. Obama
• PARKER: Rush muddies the waters, should apologize to student
• RICH: King James and Will
• MCLEOD: Why procrastination is good for you
• NFL: Saints violated 'Bounty Rule'
• Strong storm system moves across north Georgia
• BP, plaintiffs reach $7.8B Gulf spill settlement
• Randy Moody
• Lucille Batten
• John Mckinney
• Lois Maynard
• George Najem
• Raymond Lawson
• Jean Jackson
• Geraldine Woodward
• Edmond Gregory
• No. 15 Georgia Tech women edge UNC 54-53 in ACCs
• Galivan leads Gladiators' comeback against Trenton
• Smothering defense lifts Buford past Heard Co. and into Final Four
• GAC season comes to abrupt end
• YARBROUGH: Legislators cut-and-run on public schools
• Radmanovic, Hawks rally past Bucks 99-94
• MLB expanding playoff format from 8 teams to 10
• PREP ROUNDUP: North Gwinnett one-hits Dacula for a 6-0 win
• Tornado warning lifted; watch extended to 5 a.m.
• Falcons place franchise tag on cornerback Grimes
• GWINNETT GRADS: Brown dominating USC-Aiken foes
• Massive band of storms wrecks Ind. towns, kills 3
• Gwinnett under tornado watch
• President Obama joins in assailing Limbaugh slur of student
• Read Across America day helps students, teachers celebrate books
• Violent Snellville suspect turns himself in
• Lawrenceville defense attorney arrested in court on felony charges
• Man gets life sentence in '08 murder of Lilburn businessman
• Missing persons alert issued for Duluth man with schizophrenia
• Sanctions lifted for Gwinnett, radar returns
• Suwanee's Annandale Village breaks ground on facility
• Gwinnett Tech student wins big for pear recipe
• Gingrich helped build conservative base
• More than 140,000 ballots cast in Ga. primary
• Tourism plays big role in Gwinnett economy, report says
• Georgia under threat of tornadoes, severe storms
• No. 1 Kentucky cruises past Bulldogs
• MOVIE REVIEW: Plant life is scarce in Seuss' green fable
• FILM FANS: 'Wanderlust' has lackluster script, humor
• Movie trivia contest
• ART BEAT: 'Duluth Reads' returns featuring author Jack Riggs
• By venue
• THE DISH: Sushikita
• MOVIE REVIEW: ‘Project X’ shows unlimited chaos of unsupervised teens
• GEHC reopens Treetop Quest for the warmer months
• DISC SPOTLIGHT: 'Hugo'
• Local art exhibit holds opening for children, teen and adult artists
• Large local yard sale open to public
• Robert Sumser
• Charles Maddox
• James Williams
• Ronnie Sigers
• Helen White
• Hsiu Wang
• Danny Burke
• Opal Anderson
• Local Duluth woman celebrates 100th birthday
• Appliance drop-off event is Saturday
• Chattahoochee first river honored in national program
• Daily Post publisher to also head Rockdale, Newton papers
• Radloff Middle School needs your votes
• 1.5 pounds of meth found in Duluth
• Fed court hears challenge to Ga. immigration law
• Family forgives boy's shooter in sentencing hearing; judge doesn't
• Lawrenceville corridor study survey available online
• Top state official tours, honors local middle school
• Clinton: Auto bailout most important Obama move
• Big sales for small cars in February
• Cops: Triple homicide likely drug deal gone bad
• Completion of Ga. nuclear plant could be delayed
• Oil and gasoline prices continue to march higher
• Strong retail sales are sign of improving economy
• Santorum visits Ga. ahead of Super Tuesday vote
• First vote looms on Obama birth control policy
• Conservative publisher Breitbart dies in LA at 43
• Georgia spared by major damage as storms diminish
• Ga. unemployment rate down for 6th straight month
• Police question three men in NC in triple slaying
• Theresa Buechler
• Ryan Morton
• Tom Wages
• Don Lewis
• Garland Rolader
• Milton Brownlee
• Michael Binkley
• Oscar Debrue
• Rudolph Cerjan
• Lee Merritt
• Frances Johnson
• Kenneth Stovall
• Opal Anderson
• Sadie Mobley
• PREP ROUNDUP: Youngblood's 6th inning slam helps Parkview win opener
• Stadium development proposal could see changes; residents worry about standards
• Boston College holds off Jackets 56-52
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Woodall tours local businesses; Hamilton prepares to run
• Parachutists everywhere jump off tall buildings, casinos for leap day
• Wave of storms strikes Midwest, south
• Lilburn couple charged with keeping kids in squalor
• Police: Three dead in Lawrenceville
• GGC student interns on 'Late Late Show'
• Falcons RB Turner breaks up fighting women at Suwanee home
• Developer taking big gamble on $1B complex
• Gwinnett location ideal for gaming venue, developer says
• GAB: Local man wins new Jeep
• Auto correct error causes high school to lockdown
• New charges filed against alleged conman posing as Army vet
• Calif snow storm creates Sierra avalanche threat
• Apple market value hits $500B, where few have gone
• Monkees lead singer Davy Jones dies
• Storms kill 9, damage country music resort town
• Challenges to AL and GA immigration laws in court
• Ann Romney to campaign in Georgia ahead of primary
• World's biggest passenger jet to serve Atlanta
• Bernanke notes economy better than expected
• Ga. Senate to vote on charter schools measure
• Quick action by neighbors alerts homeowner of fire
• Esther Watts
• Johnny Walden
• Lee Merritt
• Harley Robb
• Benjamin Page
• Wesley Mcmurray
• Lois Maynard
• Wilma Coleman
• Michael Binkley
• Myrtis Bumgarner
• Paul Etheridge
• Stefan Blount
• Eugene Smith
• Tom Wages
• Mitt Romney sweeps to double primary victory
• Suwanee city council hears update on 20/20 vision
• PREP ROUNDUP: Ordini, Hawks lacrosse keep rolling with win over North
• Frazier ignites Wolves in rout of Bremen
• Rams' Conn, Nkemdiche pick up Atlanta Sports Awards
• Atlanta's Beachy ready for center stage
• Gwinnett Prep Rally to highlight first-round matchups
• Bulldogs hope to build on breakthrough hoops win
• Silverbacks make additional roster moves
• Hawks' Johnson hopes to return from knee injury
• Trial opens in business owner's slaying
• Girl injured after deer crashes into Dacula gas station (with video)
• Toddler found walking across Stone Mountain Hwy.
• Local clinics urge Georgians to support prostate cancer license plate
• Ga. developer plans $1B gambling complex in Gwinnett
• Archer principal retiring after long career with GCPS
• GMC to offer faith-based nursing program again
• Bank vows to clean up reported meth home
• AP: Deal wants more time for HOPE changes
• Deal calls for more college graduates in Georgia
• Zoo Atlanta has 2 new golden lion tamarin babies
• Dow closes over 13,000 for first time since 2008
• GGC selects athletics business manager
• Eastside offering community health screenings in March
• Rally planned opposing immigrant student ban
• Researchers: Heat-related football deaths tripled
• SC linebacker, Peachtree Ridge grad arrested on burglary charges
• Matt Kenseth wins Daytona 500 after fire and rain
• Denise Huggins
• Ryan Morton
• Rudolph Cerjan
• Sue Madden
• Eugene Mitchell
• Lemar Green
• Barbara Davidson
• Benjamin Page
• Edward Mcgehee
• Kathleen Johnson
• Duluth embraces nightlife transition
• With Snellville city attorney out, Kautz calls out council
• PREP ROUNDUP: Three-set doubles wins lifts Brookwood boys past Collins Hill
• After injuries, tough schedule, Buford girls have their swagger back
• Marquee matchups await local teams in Round 2 of the state hoops tournament
• Police: 3 die in north Nigeria checkpoint attack
• White House helps pay for NYPD Muslim surveillance
• Cruise line: Stranded Costa Allegra is stable
• Activist group: 135 dead across Syria
• Oil prices fall after 7-day surge
• Strange garlic-like odor sickens Phoenix residents
• Former defendant takes stand in NJ webcam spy case
• Report: Safety device was disabled on NYC elevator
• First birds then pigs, flu virus now found in bats; Human risk unclear
• Death of CA girl after fight ruled homicide
• Berenstain Bears co-creator Jan Berenstain dies
• Alleged church arsonist linke to petty crime spree
• Woman wanted for robbing pizza delivery man
• Man kidnapped during Norcross home invasion found unharmed
• Buford considers lacrosse, gymnastics for 2012-13
• Isakson says mortgage act could restore housing industry
• More than 72,000 vote early in Georgia primary
• Ga. Democrats regrouping amid dwindling funds
• Student art on display in March
• High court: Gwinnett murder case could signal trouble ahead
• The top 10 tweets during the Academy Awards
• Moments to remember from Oscar 2012
• New fashion stars include Mara, Stone and Chastain
• VIDEO: Stars arrive for Hollywood's biggest night
• Bryant, West hold on to win NBA All-Star game
• God, family make appearance on Oscar red carpet
• List of 84th Academy Award winners
• 'The Artist' earns best-picture, lead-actor Oscars
• Crystal raises curtain on Oscars in lively montage
• What you didn't see on TV during the Oscars
• Baron Cohen spills 'ashes' on Seacrest at Oscars
• Oscar stars arrive, with one dressed like statute
• Jurrjens, Prado still Braves after long winter
• NASCAR postpones Daytona 500 to noon Monday
• Romney takes campaign detour to Daytona
• Ga. DOT gets financial break from snow this season
• On Oscar weekend, 'Act of Valor' storms box office
• US says it's steadfast in rebuilding Afghanistan
• New Ga. Caterpillar plant doesn't come cheaply
• Perdue's 'Go Fish' program flops in first year
• Lila Orr
• Juanita Santiago
• Theresa Jones
• Martha Still
• Edna Jackson
• Roy Wheeler
• Ed Mcgehee
• Cancer's growing burden: the high cost of care
• Crystal to the rescue for 84th Academy Awards show
• Oscar foreign directors not daunted by kid actors
• Oscar turns up the star power for final rehearsal
• PREP ROUNDUP: North baseball upsets No. 2 Luella
• Suwanee residents' views mixed over radar return
• Suwanee Elementary principal feels right at home
• Gladiators fall to Stingrays 5-2
• 13 photos honored in Snap Suwanee contest
• Berkmar takes out defending champs Norcross
• Shiloh survives, downs Mill Creek 51-48
• Hebron boys' historic season ends at Whitfield
• Lions pull away in second half vs. Dacula
• Sugar Hill to host child abuse prevention seminar
• Snellville seeks input on economic development
• Dacula working on Memorial Day plans
• Winter gala a 'wonderful' success
• LARSON: Nothing tops a good excuse
• GOODNEWS: Mill Creek Senior gets presidential scholarship
• GAB: G-Braves mascot to visit library
• Primerica donates $30Kto Relay for Life
• JENKINS: This one's for all the single ladies
• Local woman shops for those with tight budgets
• Gwinnett Center still strong through the tough economy
• Challenges posed for police as population swells
• Sports options signal county's independence
• Transportation future dependent on sales tax vote
• Gwinnett libraries have ups and downs, but keeping current
• Technology 'expanding the walls of the classroom'
• School growth continues at GCPS
• New high schools don't slow down Gwinnett's athletic success
• With more residents, diversity only intensifies, data show
• Hospitals thriving, public health in need of funding
• Sponsors treal local children to circus event
• Mary Drysdale
• Sue Goggins
• Edgar Henderson
• Mary Ella Smith
• James Childers
• Nina Smalley
• Theresa Jones
• Gene Oakes, Sr.
• Jean Williams
• Rogeal Camp
• Melford Phillips
• Lucius Streetman
• Carlene Caldwell
• Murl Sears
• Harold Sims
• Wolves' drive for five starts strong
• North's Johnson helps Bulldogs win on birthday
• North boys hang on against Black Knights
• GAC girls advance to Sweet 16
• THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT: I'd like to thank the Academy
• AP: Spa shooter had bloody past in La.
• Former high school coach, Falcons chaplain killed
• New access road to Grayson High improves safety, leaders say
• Former Falcon, Lawrenceville resident charged with murder
• Students test theories, win awards at fair
• Suwanee events rack up two regional awards
• G-Braves release 2012 promotional schedule
• Lilburn attorney sentenced for fraud conspiracy
• District Spelling Bee is Saturday
• Oscar nominees dish on their red-carpet underwear
• Academy Awards suggest daylong celebration Sunday
• Delta Air Lines donates $500,000 to Gwinnett Tech's Legacy of Lives Campaign to...
• Suwanee's Burnette Elementary to host 5K
• Ga. man among 7 killed in helicopter crash
• Senate OKs bill to help find, honor dead veterans
• Senate Oks plan to pay off unemployment debt
• Norcross spa shooter planned to open business in Conyers
• Funerals set for 5 people killed in spa shootings
• Tornado had 95 mph winds, left 3-mile damage trail
• Atlanta to host exhibition of Titanic artifacts
• Macon woman killed by falling tree while fishing
• Fire officials say church blaze was arson
• Jamile Aboy-Khalil
• Nina Smalley
• Mary Siple
• Harold Jordan
• Joe Cole
• Ronald Simpson
• No. 17 Georgia Tech women top Virginia Tech
• Trickum girls complete unbeaten season
• Augustin scores 30 as Lions roar
• Azar, Wesleyan and the creation of a dynasty
• Smith scores 22 to lead Hawks over Magic
• PREP ROUNDUP: Pucciarello leads North baseball past Stars
• AP Interview: Oscar nominee Demian Bichir
• ROBINSON: Gulf War III isn't an option
• MCCULLOUGH: An old fear remains dead
• Ga. Senate committee passes charter amendment
• Ga. committee passes report card legislation
• Spa victim foreshadowed violence in ‘06 restraining order
• GTC Clinical Research Grad Helps Fight Debilitating Disease:
• Lawrenceville's Roderick to race in Nationwide series at Daytona
• Due to closures, more mail processing coming to Duluth
• Delta donates $500,000 to Gwinnett Tech
• Lawrenceville man charged with opening fire on carload of people, hitting none
• Suspect, crime scene still undetermined in weekend shooting
• Gingrich to spend Super Tuesday in Gwinnett
• Norcross City Hall hours increase with new 'green' schedule
• Oscar-nominated actors tell favorite movie moment
• A nun, football coach and Marine going to Oscars
• Firth, Portman, Bale, Leo to present at Oscars
• Movie critic Michael Clark makes his Oscar predictions for 2012
• AP critics pick 'The Artist' for top Oscar wins
• Oscars to drop Kodak name from awards show
• Students to compete Friday at Science Fair
• $5K grant to keep fire crews cooler
• Sen. Isakson optimistic about future of Ga. base
• Ga. House votes to restrict hunting, fishing info
• GBI probing death of Marine during SWAT standoff
• Solar bill may get new life in alternate committee
• Up to 100 homes damaged by northwest Georgia storm
• Ga. Senate to vote on online education legislation
• Timothy Garrett
• Helen Culbreth
• Hopie Cox
• Steven Lomheim
• Andon Brown
• Ronald Simpson
• Harold Jordan
• Rodolfo Carrillos
• Parkview's Olson taking a different approach to step up his game
• Stringer's 18 points gives LSU win over Georgia 61-53
• Parker, Zapolski lead Gladiators to 2-0 win
• PREP ROUNDUP: Norcross girls split with Denmark school
• Hawks no match for Lin, Knicks in 99-87 loss
• Despite draw, Berkmar ready for state run
• Unbeaten Parkview prepares for state opener
• Tipoff Club of Gwinnett announces January's top teams
• Is censorship the new pluralism?
• CEPEDA: When I chose life
• 2012 Super Six Baseball
• 2012 Gwinnett County High School Baseball Previews
• Western Division middle school team announced
• Braves' Uggla intent on better start in 2012
• North, Providence baseball moves to Thursday
• NASCAR makes smooth transition to fuel injection
• Charles Harris Run to be held Saturday
• X-Games star Pastrana recovers while he awaits NASCAR debut
• Eagles' Dickey signs with UGA soccer
• Lilburn house fire causes heavy damage
• Commissioner Heard resigns from tourism board
• Worshippers celebrate Ash Wednesday
• Lilburn man booked after bullet strikes neighbor's home
• Suwanee man, 2 others sentenced for shady meat business
• Judge removed from long-awaited molestation case
• Hoskins named American Cancer Society Volunteer of the Year
• Paul wins Gwinnett GOP straw poll
• Gwinnett Day showcases county at Capitol
• Gwinnett Tech Enrollment Up for Spring Semester:
• Police search for motive after 5 killed at Norcross spa
• Robert Scott
• Frank Haltern
• Laurie Holliday
• Ruby Whited
• William Eaves
• Jackson Oxendine
• PREP ROUNDUP: Hebron opens season with 3-2 win over Buford
• Wesleyan boys withstand Greenforest run to advance in Class A tournament
• Trickum girls, Five Forks boys win Eastern Division hoops titles
• Creekland girls, Hull boys advance from Western Division
• Hebron boys basketball notches historic win
• Smith reaches milestone as Clemson tops GT
• BISHER: The story of Steve Dalkowski
• Hudson looks for fresh start after surgery
• Gwinnett Prep Rally to feature state wrestling
• Santorum blasts Obama on power, abortion
• Super Six Lacrosse: Player bios
• Ruffcorn a cornerstone for Peachtree Ridge lacrosse
• GOP's 'super PACs' overtaking presidential campaign fundraising
• THOMAS: Black (liberal) history month
• CLINE: Father, son enjoy STAR moment at GAC
• Heart attack victim urges exercise, awareness
• Suwanee police to use radar again March 1
• Police crack down on unlicensed foot massages
• Police helicopter tracked down allegedly tipsy man
• Cops: Man used stolen info to purchase iPads
• Eastside breaks ground on new patient tower
• Was Pizza Hut armed robbery an 'inside job'?
• Gwinnett proposed water contract spurs controversy
• North Gwinnett teacher earns national art award
• Gwinnett Tech students lend theatre a hand
• Ga. lawmakers eye vote on constitutional amendment
• Abortion debate flares in Ga. legislature
• Peachtree Corners group holds inaugural meeting
• 2 displaced by mobile home fire
• Mardi Gras revelry, parades take over New Orleans
• Dow crosses 13,000 for first time since 2008
• University might run Gainesville convention center
• Southern Baptist leaders OK 'Great Commission'
• Don Cooper
• Inez Mauldin
• Leland Baggett
• Clifford Bone
• Linda Mccoy
• Thomas Dean
• Henry Mcelroy
• June Bradford
• James Henry
• Daniel Green
• Kathryn Foran
• Donna Johnson
• Doris Whited
• Jackson Oxendine
• Chicago school draws scrutiny over student fines
• Pilots survive mid-air crash of copter, plane
• UGA researcher creating vaccine for Chagas
• Google offers free websites for businesses
• Georgia sailor dies during Dubai port visit
• Historic monastery in Cyprus near collapse
• County government volunteer program expanded
• Atlanta man charged in Norcross baseball-bat attack
• Harrell to seek a second term in House
• Gas prices go up as economy gets better
• WWII vet, cancer survivor lives life to the fullest
• Wesleyan grad loves Hollywood, politics
• Summer school schedules announced
• Admitted shooter skirts murder conviction in boy's killing
• Duluth wins budget award
• 'Colbert Report' to return Monday after absence
• White House chef Kass dishes up plates and policy
• Oil jumps to 9-month high after Iran cuts supply
• Paul looks for delegates, respect in caucus states
• Santorum questions Obama's 'world view,' not faith
• Storm dumps snow on South, many lose power
• Edwards wins pole for season-opening Daytona 500
• Elizabeth Smart marries at Hawaii temple
• Whitney Houston laid to rest at private NJ burial
• ESPN fires employee for Lin headline seen online
• FDA to review inhalable caffeine
• Obama campaign adviser says Santorum crossed line
• Run the Reagan: 5k Award Winners
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• Roy Harris
• Edith Pollard
• Marsha Wheeler
• Lillie Jones
• Ruth Ursin
• Damara Lambert
• James Turner
• Margaret Caudell
• Jo Ann Skinner
• Gwinnett's wrestling state placers
• Missed free throws doom Providence boys
• Brown's free throw lifts Berkmar boys past Shiloh
• Capps' defensive effort keys Lions' region title
• Strong fourth leads to Spartan boys to win
• Gladiators battle back for 4-3 shootout win
• BISHER: Whatever happened to Denny McLain
• Shots finally fall as Parkview pulls away for region title
• Hudson's 3 lifts Hokies over Jackets in OT
• Whitney Houston's voice soars at hometown funeral
• Shooting circumstances unclear Saturday
• Thousands enjoy Run the Reagan
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Oberholtzer makes District 3 campaign announcement
• New business association kicks off in Peachtree Corners
• Government offices to close for holiday
• Heart event draws hundreds
• Gingrich asks Georgians for help with campaign
• Beat The Streets program helps Norcross community
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• JENKINS: Black conservative meat eaters need not apply
• Duluth to get new traffic signal
• LARSON: Sacks full of bargains
• Theresa Luzare
• Sara Strickland
• Roy Harris
• Aurelia Mendoza
• John Butler
• Myron Patrick
• Donald Kimbel
• Floretta White
• St. Francis gets another shot at Wesleyan
• Murovich's goals lift Gladiators past Express
• Providence boys reach 5-A title game
• Shiloh faces Berkmar today for region championship
• PREP ROUNDUP: Hebron falls to hot-shooting Lakeview in Region 8-A semis
• Buford, GAC boys 'find a way' into the Region 6-AA title game
• Oswald Brothers Band talks new album, concert
• North boys edge Mill Creek in defensive battle
• Norcross, North set for round three
• Brookwood overcomes sluggish third quarter to beat South
• STATE WRESTLING NOTES: Archer gets another shot at state champion
• Eagles seek revenge in state wrestling finals
• GWINNETT GRADS: Coan, North Georgia off to strong start
• R&B singer Robin Thicke arrested on NYC pot charge
• "Degrassi" actor Neil Hope died 5 years ago
• Elusive mountain man scaring owners of remote Utah cabins
• Jolie movie to have low-key opening in Serbia
• Josh Powell had 400 cartoon sex and incest images
• Search for serial killers' victims enters 2nd week
• 4 charges filed against Columbine attack suspect
• Man tries to evict 98-year-old mom from Conn. home
• Serious Facebook hack lands UK student in prison
• Obama promotes steps to boost US trade
• Doctor: Drowned woman's heart problem was fixed
• Wounded Syrian refugees flee dramatic escalation
• UN chief: Iran should open nuke programs
• Business has county's largest solar array
• Closed parking lot causes controversy
• Archer has living museum for Black History Month
• Officials say conservation needed because of low lake
• Visiting teens give back to Lawrenceville nonprofit
• Walthall named artistic director at Gwinnett Ballet Theatre
• Gingrich, Santorum head to Georgia
• Caterpillar to build plant in Georgia
• 1 dead, 1 hurt in Calif. federal building shooting
• Faye Martin
• Myron Patrick
• Hulon Martin
• Carolyn Boyd
• Conrad Anderson
• Michael Durden
• Alvin Betenbaugh
• Enpu Ting
• Violet Johnson
• Betty Campbell
• Robert Lass
• Florida, South Carolina among SEC baseball favorites
• Expert: TCU bust sign of increased pot problem in college sports
• Track and field team-by-team previews
• PREP ROUNDUP: Hebron's Blalock stops 19 in season-opening win
• Eagles take early lead at state wrestling tourney
• GAC, Buford girls set for meeting No. 3
• Evans to face Jones at UFC 145 in April
• Getting to Know ... Chris Calvin
• MCCULLOUGH -- Longing for rabbit ears
• ROBINSON: Pay close attention to China
• Day care worker pocketed cash, police say
• Run The Reagan participant pens song to aid breast cancer research
• Jeweler robbed, wife raped in home-invasion
• GGC president talks college growth
• Gwinnett police hosting job fair Saturday
• STAR students honored at luncheon
• Cops: Woman charged in DUI crash after leaving bar
• Hi-Hope Center hosts teens from international convention
• Snellville cops can clock speeders again
• Report: Charter schools trail others on standards
• Senate Democrats continue to spar on HOPE
• Girl Scouts sell cookies at malls
• Fire scorches vacant Lawrenceville home
• Nevada approves regulations for self-driving cars
• Santorum to campaign in Georgia
• AP Top Stories of the morning
• Atlanta hospital uses Facebook to ID mystery patient
• Technical colleges get $50K to help with GED costs
• Nellie Henson
• Mary Henderson
• Joanne Davis
• Vickie Maness
• Helene Dibblee
• Mike Mccoy
• Robert Lass
• James Cox
• Wake Forest beats Georgia Tech 59-50
• South Carolina takes down Georgia 57-56
• Georgia St. will open Aug. 30 at Dome
• South Carolina takes down Georgia 57-56
• Peachtree Ridge hangs on vs. Collins Hill
• Dacula boys outlast South in double OT thriller
• PREP ROUNDUP: Hebron boys hoops clinches first-ever state bid
• Duluth, Mill Creek girls make state
• Archer girls make history with state berth
• Gingrich hoping for resurrection
• Rachel Maddow and my lesson in basic civility
• ESTHER CEPEDA: The new Lego 'women'
• Parkview's Petrassi, Curlee to sign lacrosse scholarships
• Gwinnett Prep Rally showcases playoff push
• Hebron hoops honored on 8-A all-region team
• Eagles seek redemption at state tourney
• As trail of alleged deceit grows, phony wounded vet turns self in
• Local rep proposes 'Caylee's law'
• Burglary trend against women continues
• State wrestling tourney may leave Gwinnett Arena
• GAB: SPCA vaccination clinic scheduled
• VIDEO: Nash delivers the 2012 State of the County
• Brookwood magazine gets top honors
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Gingrich returns to Gwinnett, Snellville councilman injured in fatal crash
• Murphy will seek re-election to school board
• Prepared text for State of the County Address
• HAMMOCK: Losing state hoops, possibly state wrestling, a blow to Gwinnett
• Nash delivers State of the County address
• Deal says he won't seek changes to immigration law
• NBA legend's hand gives police clue about shoes
• Dense fog advisory issued for much of Georgia
• Mildred Dalken
• John Sims
• Melinda Hardiman
• Selma Cheeley
• Edith Beatty
• Carroll Johnson
• Michael Martin
• Grace Anderson
• Marilyn Holbrook
• Nell Duncan
• Nellie Hinson
• Gladiators fall in Greenville again
• Parkview girls, Shiloh boys roll to wins
• Berkmar boys hold off Parkview 67-56
• Brookwood girls continue on late roll with win over Dacula
• DeShields returns, Norcross girls advance; North girls also move on
• Norcross, North boys advance in Region 7 tourney
• Gwinnett Heat basketball finishes season unbeaten
• Force home-schooled football team accepting players, cheerleaders
• BISHER: Is this the end of the teaching game?
• Short-handed Hawks still fourth in conference
• CLINE: Mill Creek principal comes up aces
• Losing liberty little by little, law by law
• Murder trial opens in case of accidentally slain boy
• Dacula principal says job was 'like family'
• Ga. fugitive arrested after calling sheriff to get gas
• Nash to deliver State of the County Address Wednesday
• Couples marry, renew vows on Valentine's Day
• Kids 'R' Kids awarded accreditation
• Kenny Rogers sues Capitol Records over royalties
• Oprah, others to attend Lady Gaga foundation debut
• Beach Boys, Radiohead, Chili Peppers play Bonnaroo
• Stone Mountain businesses evacuated during gas leak
• Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover: Kate Upton, 19
• Funeral for Whitney Houston set for Saturday in NJ
• Carter memorabilia to benefit Carter Center
• Reward grows in Atlanta videotaped beating case
• Michael Durden
• Willie Duncan
• Floyd Anderson
• Susan Forsyth
• Grace Anderson
• Lathan Banks
• Prep roundup: Shiloh girls move into region quarterfinal
• Snellville city council imposes checks and balances
• Duluth City Council talks rezoning ordinance, saving trees
• Lilburn to extend study of ball park
• Girls Super Six Golf
• Boys Super Six Golf
• Grayson juniors make college picks
• Mill Creek JV girls win region championship
• UGA's Armstrong named SEC player of the week
• South basketball teams sweep ninth-grade region titles
• Weir, Shanteau claim titles
• Mill Creek's Russ commits to Mercer football
• North JV boys win 7-AAAAA championship
• Sugar Hill mulls natural gas for fleet
• JFK intern recounts long-ago affair in new book
• Student warned of hammer attack
• Rain halts search in California serial killings
• UN: Crimes against humanity continue in Syria
• Body found of man suspected of killing mom, kids
• NC Supreme Court hears student bra search case
• Vermont man pleads not guilty to stealing Robert Frost's cards, letters
• Bombers target Israeli diplomats in India, Georgia
• Bahrain police fire tear gas at protesters
• Duluth class targets crimes against elderly
• Jail officials: Teen's murder suspect caught with key
• Spring shopping at biannual Kidsignments sale
• Rain, not snow, expected Tuesday
• Two new principals named
• Maya Moore among 21-player women's Olympic basketball pool
• Washington gov signs gay marriage bill into law
• AP: Whitney Houston's body to be taken home to NJ
• Cause of Whitney Houston's death could take weeks
• About a dozen Occupy Atlanta protesters arrested
• Grammy Awards hit high note with big audience
• Obama's budget headed to Congress
• In-person advance voting in Ga. begins today
• Adele top winner with 6 Grammys
• Grammys honor Houston, celebrate 'fallen sister'
• List of Grammy winners in select major categories
• Gladiators' home winning streak comes to end
• Mickelson crushes Tiger, wins Pebble Beach
• Police: Ga. man fatally shoots 16-year-old stepson
• Whitney Houston's daughter released from hospital
• Fuel removal under way on Italy cruise ship
• Pre-Grammy gala celebrates Whitney Houston's life
• Houston recalled as happy in days before death
• Santorum says he'll be in 2-man race with Romney
• Southwest launches service in Atlanta
• Louise Sauls
• Erasmus Webb
• Sue Wilcox
• Kathy Higgs
• Rachel Davenport
• Frank Larango
• Lamar Wilbanks
• Shirley Joiner
• Wilma Clarke
• Shirley Scott
• Judith Paxton
• Parkview boys put history to bed to win state title
• Brookwood girls use depth to break county title drought
• North Gwinnett Arts Association accepting entries for May 19 event
• Scenes from Suwanee: Find the right shoes and head to a park
• Suwanee boy a born speller
• Suwanee officials express relief over service delivery settlement
• Shadowbrook Baptist sends mission group to troubled Costa Rica town
• Prime Timers Pointe gives seniors a place to call home
• Creative ClayHouse offers creative escape
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies
• Wesleyan's Hall wins fourth state dive title
• G-Braves slugger Gomez signed by Boston
• Caldwell-Pope, Georgia stun No. 20 Miss. St.
• 2012 Totes 2 Tots bag tally totaled
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Gingrich tops Georgia polls, plans trip to Gwinnett
• Eastside has job opportunities for RNs, physical therapists
• Rescheduled murder trial set to begin Monday
• Free weddings offered Tuesday
• Region tournaments often spark upsets
• McGee five generations
• Fields -- Custer engagement
• Keneipp five generations
• JENKINS: From Paris with love: More unique ideas for Valentine's Day
• Spring Green Festival announces activities planned
• Arbor Day tree plantings scheduled in Norcross
• West -- Leathers engagement
• Tips on taking the SAT or ACT
• Southeastern Railway Museum recognizes Black History Month
• Financial aid available to students in need
• Richard Keefer
• Jean Clarke
• Robert Almeroth
• Virginia Upthegrove
• Jonathan Love
• Charline Findley
• Harold Wade
• Arena sees thousands turnout for Strait, McBride concert
• PREP ROUNDUP: Providence boys top Mount Pisgah to earn top seed for Region 5-A tourney
• Erickson propels Broncos to OT win over South
• Brown scores 30 as North girls claim No. 1 seed with rout of Norcross
• Senior guard helps North past Norcross, claim Region 7-AAAAA crown
• London to test electronic alcohol monitors for chronic offenders
• LETTER: It's time to forgive and move on
• LETTERS: Columnist wrong to downplay Iran's abilities
• YARBROUGH: Annual state of the column covers a wide range of important topics
• Piner second again
• Charges stick to six suspects in Norcross teen's killing
• Gladiators keep winning despite losses
• Silverbacks owner challenges fans to soccer game
• Mill Creek's Johnson commits to Mercer football
• Isner shocks Federer in Davis Cup to push US lead to 2-0
• Beachy heads Braves' new wave of young starters
• No. 11 Tennessee women's struggles continue with loss
• GWINNETT GRADS: Wiggins taking softball talents to Japan
• Local authorities nab cold case international murder suspect
• Gwinnett schools honor counselors
• Authorities release interview with man who killed 7-year-old
• Shelter offers discounted pet adoptions for Valentine's Day
• Aurora Theatre needs help with new set
• RICH: Washing up the dishes
• MCLEOD: The great contact lens solution epiphany about consciousness
• Loganville will not impose term limits
• Curran excited about signing with Buccaneers
• Fire might have claimed 'Gone with the Wind' items
• Nissan recalling 39,000 Versa small cars
• AP sources: Obama revamping birth control policy
• Margaret Givens
• Morag Cole
• Roger Fisk
• Thongphane Pheththaphone
• Dean Lynn
• Roberta Daniels
• J.C. Harris
• Darcy Fortson-Tecza
• Iraida Selem
• Sherwin Cole
• Sean Reeder
• Gladiators rally to beat Florida in shootout
• PREP ROUNDUP: Brookwood girls edge St. Pius X
• Wilson, N.C. State defeat Georgia Tech 61-52
• Cops: Fraudster posed as wounded military vet -- again
• GECC crowns 'Queen of Hearts'
• After winning area, GAC wants to continue success
• Getting to Know ... David Palmer
• High hopes for Parkview boys swimming and diving team
• SMITH: Pear relish a reminder of my past
• Gwinnett Daily Post experiences email interruption
• Suwanee woman jailed for reportedly leaving baby in locked car while shopping
• MOVIE TRIVIA CONTEST: Test your film knowledge with Michael Clark
• North Atlanta Home Show back at Gwinnett Center Feb. 10 to 12
• MOVIE REVIEW: Even Denzel, cast can’t protect underwhelming ‘Safe House’
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Journey 2' sinks Verne's isle in 3-D muck
• DISC SPOTLIGHT: 'Lady and the Tramp'
• MOVIE REVIEW: Wenders can’t find rhythm with dancing biopic ‘Pina'
• FILM FANS: Applaud the super powers in 'Chronicle'
• Martina McBride talks with the GDP about tour with George Strait
• Cupid's calendar for Valentine's Day
• ART BEAT: GSO and Stone Mountain Chorus celebrate Valentine's Day; Onionman announces festival plays
• THE DISH: Romeo's New York Pizza
• Local group hosts a vegan cooking class
• Clemons' nephew to play sax on Springsteen tour
• Judge signs off on Gwinnett service settlement
• GCPS superintendent speaks about No Child waiver
• Local Suwanee boy joins Atlanta Ballet for 'The Princess and the Goblin'
• Right to Hike plans fundraiser golf tournament
• Creator of Lemonheads candy dies at age 93
• Congratulations to Gwinnett Tech GOAL winner Briauna Howard. Remarkable nursing...
• Congratulations to Gwinnett Tech's GOAL Winner -- Briauna Howard:
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• Tassimo coffee makers recalled over burn risk
• Obama to waive No Child Left Behind for Ga.
• Harry Jones
• Carol Banks
• Sam Moon
• Annie Nash
• Gary Cagle
• James Bacon
• Robinson has 27 in Georgia win over Arkansas
• NBA commish expresses confidence in Atlanta Spirit
• Josh Smith scores 28, Hawks beat Pacers
• Dr. House hangs up his Fox TV stethoscope
• New Lemony Snicket series begins this fall
• Gary Busey files for bankruptcy in Los Angeles
• Katy Perry, Russell Brand finalize divorce
• Schwarzenegger joins Stallone in 'The Tomb'
• Egypt's PM says US threats to cut aid won't work
• Ice not thick enough for Dutch skating marathon
• Lawyer: cruise ship survivors to push for change
• Fudging the numbers on unemployment
• ESTHER CEPEDA: Gutting the DREAM Act
• Loganville student auditions for NBC's 'The Voice'
• Details of drug gunbattle emerge in court
• Testimony: After double shooting, gunman smoked crack
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Casas switches endorsement to Romney
• GAB: Kohl's offers scholarships
• GECC hosts annual senior pageant Feb. 9
• Dacula principal retiring
• Propeller submits sole proposal for Briscoe
• Pair of Dacula railroad crossings closed this week
• Ga. House rejects charter schools amendment
• Cops: Robbery motive for killing of 15-year-old
• Toll lanes set another record
• Atlanta man speaks out about videotaped beating
• Review team recommends accreditation for GCPS
• Ga. lawmakers set to vote on charter schools
• Former Autism Society head charged with more than $60k in thefts
• Jury indicts Stone Mtn. driver in police officer's death
• Author to speak at sold out luncheon to benefit GCPL
• Santorum's hat trick jolts GOP presidential race
• Greece, Bulgaria battle flooding; 8 dead
• Vienna mayor promises redress for malaria victims
• Komen exec quits after Planned Parenthood flap
• Apologies all around in UK hacking scandal
• Militia trial starts in Michigan with jury picks
• State high school basketball poll
• Court: Calif.'s Prop 8 unconstitutional
• Calif mom pleads guilty in meth breast milk death
• Memorial set for Ariz. couple found bound, burned
• Oregon climber reported dead in Mount Hood fall
• Ohio bill to regulate exotic animals not yet ready
• Parkview girls complete unbeaten regular season
• Spencer FTs hold off Buford rally vs. GAC
• Mill Creek girls beat No. 2 Norcross, boys get first win over Blue Devils
• Buford girls hold off GAC for unbeaten region season
• Eva Hogwood
• Raymond Hiatt
• Laura Ehlers
• Anita Huff
• Locals celebrate new intersection
• Gwinnett Heat heads to playoffs
• Enrollment for online campus open through Feb. 29
• Rabid raccoon captured in Lawrenceville
• Woman arrested for shooting heroin in jail parking lot
• Church mourns Auburn fire victim, fund set up for family
• Commissioners affirm support of Gwinnett airport committee
• Partnership Gwinnett leads global business trip
• State honors local AP schools
• DOJ official says conversations on GA law continue
• Ga. SOS says Obama to remain on primary ballot
• Resignation from Komen could burnish politician
• Gwinnett Tech names leadership award winner
• Ga. House Democrats split over proposed charter schools amendment
• Funeral services for Norcross teen set
• Eastside to screen suicide prevention film
• Service settlement price tag $25 million for county
• Shiloh JV boys win region hoops title
• City manager resigns in Snellville
• GAC's Fair signs with Dayton football
• Ga. lawmaker wants schools trained in diabetes
• GACA announces coaches' all-state awards
• Tech women still seeking breakthrough win
• Residents get peek at transit options for 85 corridor
• Sugar Hill considers commercial rezoning
• Norcross leaders postpone Family Dollar rezoning
• Nash has 24 points to lead Suns past Hawks
• Woman, 67, who died in Auburn fire identified
• BISHER: Eli strikes oil in Indianapolis
• Snellville manager up for another job
• NAACP holds town hall meeting on controversial homework assignment
• North is home for Culpepper
• Prep basketball notes: Region races hit home stretch
• Hawks' Lefebvre an accomplished student-athlete
• Gladiators deliver 'teddy bear toss' donations to sick kids
• World in brief
• Mushroom pickers lost hope, considered eating dog before rescue
• Few answers after dad, sons die in fire
• Dills named area engineer
• Service delivery settlement to be considered by Gwinnett County, cities
• Braves unveil another alternate home uniform
• Masino DUI case thrown out
• Gingrich shunned lobbying but hired lobbyists
• Georgia farmers try to protect pecans from thieves
• Police: Man accidentally shoots self at gun show
• Ga. court overturns assisted suicide restrictions
• M.I.A. flips bird during Super Bowl halftime show
• Giants beat Patriots 21-17 to win the Super Bowl
• Super Bowl ads battle for championship
• Georgia man, 58, dies while skiing at Colo. resort
• Couple dead and baby injured in car crash near Canton
• Ga. pastor apologizes to Jewish group for ceremony
• Santorum refuses to bow despite another loss
• 11 injured in massive crowd for pre-Super Bowl concert
• Day before SB46, web page proclaims Giants winners
• Md. mall closed as unruly crowd awaits new Nikes
• Underwood wishes Pats luck after being cut
• No more Naptown: Super Bowl boosts Indy's image
• Georgia primary shaping up to be bruising fight
• Ga. county may have to close elementary schools
• Helgard Hack
• Royce Leach
• Geraldine Mcllwain
• Samuel Jones
• Charlie Bailey
• Durward Hayes
• Shawn Smith
• Kenneth Mcmillon
• Ramon Perez
• Retirement doesn’t take for Bulldogs’ AD Culpepper
• North’s Munlyns relishing chance to play hoops together
• Williams, Meeks help key Sixers' revival
• Collins Hill rolls to eighth straight traditional area title
• Young Archer program wins first area crown
• GAC captures area wrestling title
• Curtis Martin, 4 linemen make NFL Hall of Fame
• Gladiators battle through for shootout win
• PREP ROUNDUP: Berkmar rolls past Meadowcreek 61-45
• Golden scores 16 as Tennessee beats Georgia
• Romney rolls to easy win in Nevada GOP caucuses
• Lives intersect on deadly stretch of Fla. highway
• Gingrich names Millsaps as campaign chief of staff
• Ga. state senators aim to help returning veterans
• Activists say Ga. House ethics bill a good start
• Bette Dowdy
• Royce Leach
• James Ewing
• Robert Herb
• Sean Reeder
• Marvine Rider
• Loretta Coulbourn
• Ulan Hambrick
• PREP ROUNDUP: Duluth boys top Collins Hill for first time since 2006
• North boys find just enough offense in upset of No. 4 Mill Creek
• Jakaitis, Gladiators blank Greenville
• Archer turns up heat, burns No. 5 Berkmar
• Bulldogs rally around Brown's return, sprint past Mill Creek
• CEO of chip maker Micron dies in plane crash
• Snooki, JWoww wanted in Jersey Shore ... Pa.
• Chamber gives awards, outlines 2012 goals in annual dinner
• Best of the best spellers to compete
• Sheep-herding Swedish bunny outdoes dogs, becomes online hit
• Komen restores Planned Parenthood grants
• YARBROUGH: Southern Baptist leader speaks right from his heart
• Tech unsure how NCAA will judge violations
• Fundraiser planned Saturday for paralyzed UGA baseball player
• Tickets available for NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships in Duluth
• Georgia dismisses 3 for rules violation
• Gwinnett sex offender sweep nets 9 arrests
• Former NBA star Iverson's wages garnished in Gwinnett, may face jail time
• Archer's Roberts signs with Gordon softball
• McCoy becomes Lanier's first football signee
• Gwinnett natives at Marist sign with colleges
• Georgia Force home-schooled team's Freeman signs with college
• North's Melton signs with Appalachian State
• Dacula basketball to host Pink Out
• Construction makes way for Duluth Roundabout
• Shiloh's Taylor signs with Queens swimming
• Hanson says shoulder set for spring
• GWINNETT GRADS: New college working out well for Buck
• MCLEOD: Why purpose matters: Four business reasons plus one emotional one
• RICH: The end of a great debate
• 'Recycling Town' day care initiative has kids going green
• Warm weather spurs plants to begin growth cycles
• 15-year-old killed in Norcross home invasion
• Jean Pirkle
• Alexander Geisz
• Timothy Bryant
• Mary Dezmantis
• Ronald Monacelli
• Betty Largent
• John Brandon
• Bonnie Mclaughlin
• Gloria Jimenez
• Ruth Nuckles
• No. 21 Georgia women beat Mississippi State
• Gay scores 21, Grizzlies blow out Hawks
• Goodlett, Tech women win in overtime
• MCCULLOUGH: The big-league paycheck
• EUGENE ROBINSON: Romney's indifference to the poor
• Georgia State women's soccer lands Gwinnett trio
• GGC men's club hoops team to play after Hawks' game
• Collins Hill ready for winning ways again
• Hebron's Allen signs with Auburn soccer
• Movie trivia contest 2/3
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Chronicle'
• DISC SPOTLIGHT: 'To Kill a Mockingbird'
• Kudzu Art Zone opens new exhibit today
• Comedian Pat Dixon headlines benefit on Valentine's Day
• EnzoClown stops by Aurora Theatre for storytelling Feb. 4
• THE DISH: Dillard's Bar-B-Que and Biscuits
• ART BEAT: St. Edwards' Gallery presents 'Elizabethan Journey and Yorkshire Tour'
• Jewish leaders offended by Ga. preacher's ceremony
• Multi-vehicle wreck gumming up I-85 near I-985 split
• Duluth PD's new unit credited with drop in crimes
• Proposed fee for clubs at Gwinnett parks angers seniors
• Local woman relocates art studio for more room
• District spelling bee is Saturday
• Prince William in Falklands for 6-week pilot tour
• 'Star Trek' actor Brooks charged with DUI in Conn.
• AP Exclusive: US No-Fly list doubles in 1 year
• Past complaints about teacher revealed
• La Raza prez: Arpaio is country's 'worst sheriff'
• Gold nuggets stolen from $3M courthouse collection
• AP: Trump intends to endorse Gingrich
• Gwinnett's groundhog says spring is near
• Loretta Goldsby
• Alexander Geisz
• Paul Meier
• Grace Ratledge
• Robert Rossi
• Jeanette Perron
• Jack Stanford
• Harold Haymon
• Emily Dunn
• Ruth Nuckles
• John Sutton
• DALY: Winter flowering plants add color to the landscape
• Toll lane violators could get tickets in the mail
• Tuesday shooting spate historic, bloodiest since 1980s
• Tuesday shooting spate historic, bloodiest since 1980s
• Oil spreads from wreck of ship off Italy coast
• Gwinnett has record-setting signing year
• Al-Qaida claims attack on Iraqi government center
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• ESTHER CEPEDA: The need for a bilingual America
• Late decision bring mixed feelings at Duluth
• Future position at Tech still uncertain for Autry
• Media attention has hounded Central's Kallon since summer
• Central's Jones thinking of late father on signing day
• Dacula's Armah, Capobianco to team up at West Georgia
• HAMMOCK: Not all college stars are five-stars
• From Grayson marching band to Furman signee
• Title run helps Grayson seniors in recruiting
• FIVE YEARS LATER: How Gwinnett's football class of 2007 fared
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Johnson helps constituents receive SS, VA benefits
• Lawrenceville man charged with kicking, smothering puppy
• More rain, warm weather on the way
• Air Force-Navy rivalry sets in for Brookwood seniors
• Crews thrilled with large group of Bronco signees
• Norcross man honored for Coast Guard heroics
• Woman wanted in Duluth bank heist
• Groundhog Day event Thursday morning in Lilburn
• Bites and escapes: When groundhogs misbehave
• Glance: Super Bowl's star power
• Sept. 11 memorial architect to speak at Ga. Tech
• Andrew Mcquaig
• Linda Archer
• Charles Baylot
• Barbara Redmond
• Emily Dunn
• Donna Gabriel
• Margueta Wright
• Lorene Tribble
• David Miller
• Robert Brusehaber
• Hillma Cook
• PREP ROUNDUP: Norcross boys nip Duluth 53-50
• Johnson drops 30 on Raptors as Hawks roll
• Romaguera, Lions overcome Mill Creek
• Buford rallies through injury, rolls past Decatur
• Legend, Kennedy Center program honors Marvin Gaye
• After surgery, Adele to perform at the Grammys
• US airstrikes kill 4 al-Qaida militants in Yemen
• CAL THOMAS: Instead of 'peace through strength,' will it be 'war through weakness?'
• CLINE: The cold, hard truth about winter in Minnesota
• LETTERS: Buford coach made impact on everyone he met
• LETTERS: Ryan Daniel will be greatly missed
• LETTERS: Too much misinformation about T-SPLOST
• Harlem Legends event to benefit Amanda Riley Foundation
• Gwinnett Heat basketball team downs Atlanta Wolfpack
• Chipper Jones upbeat about 18th season
• Georgia's Garner expects signing day drama
• Tickets still remain for FCA Gwinnett banquet
• Team Belief to host exposure camp next month
• RECRUITING NOTES: Cooper makes most of JUCO experience
• G-Braves Notes: Class AAA rosters to expand to 25 players
• Airport board back, with demands
• Cops: Woman tried to steal 500 toys from charity
• SWIMMING/DIVING: 2011-12 Top Pre-State Performances
• Cops: Man threw stranger's dog out of car window
• Three shot, two dead in Buford shooting
• Fox: Abdul exiting 'X Factor'; third to leave show
• GMC to host heart health event
• Thomas Nall
• Troy Hester
• Marion Minor
• Mildred Bell
• Rebecca Peppers
• Gerald Mcgowan
• Roylee Robertson
• Alexander Geisz
• Beverly Nagle
• Weems Heath
• Cazimir Swier
• Charlotte Anderson
• Emily Dunn
• Thomas Crosby
• Michael Harris
• Fla. highway patrol defends reopening Interstate 75 after deadly car pileups
• Murdered NC girl's father deported to Australia
• Jack White to release 1st solo album on April 24
• Pythons apparently wiping out Everglades mammals
• California man gets 6 years for foiled murder plot
• Altered VINs reportedly led to theft ring
• Local marketing firm wins award
• Church gets its bell back
• Campione named new general manager of 1818 Club
• Accusations fly in Buford pizzeria squabble
• Some services available during Five Forks library renovation
• Archer's Alexander seeks state wrestling title
• St. Pius announces athletic signings
• Coolray Field to host college baseball event
• Wesleyan's McMurry sets Metro Invitational record
• Apalachee's Goley headed to Kentucky Christian
• Brookwood's Alabi, North's Melton to sign with college soccer programs
• FBI arrests Norcross man on child porn charges
• 2 years in prison dealt to Taco Mac peeping Tom
• Lilburn team takes LEGO title
• Schuessler now headed to Miss. St.
• 5 displaced by Lawrenceville fire
• KING: Georgia House bill would halt illegals' admission to Georgia's public universities
• Yale QB rebuts report on Rhodes withdrawal
• Teens migrating to Twitter -- sometimes for privacy
• Gladiators jump into first in East with 4-1 win
• Larry Dalton
• Richard Parker
• Neal Boles
• Barbara Johnson
• Opal Patterson
• Sue O'day
• Mascolene Clack
• Emily Brown
• Jason Stephens
• Yun An
• Mary Lou Deak
• Deep Parkview boys win county again
• SWIMMING: Results of Gwinnett County swimming finals
• Wesleyan's bench scores 18 as depth overwhelms Buford in 60-49 win
• Muller, Brookwood girls repeat as county champs
• PREP ROUNDUP: Thompson's 3 lifts Berkmar at buzzer
• Gladiators dominate Jackals, lead conference
• Cain backs Gingrich's presidential bid
• Peru: 26 killed in fire at rehabilitation center
• Drivers in Poland protest rising gas prices
• Church members want their bell back
• Atlanta Braves visit Snellville
• Parkview's Piner outdives youth movement for third county title
• North's Alabi changes commitment to Air Force
• Maynard, team conquer Africa's Kilimanjaro
• Residents bring trees for the chipper
• GMC performs first open heart surgeries
• After first decade of transit, officials studying new options
• Peachtree Corners to hold voter forums
• Road closures, Jan. 29 through Feb. 2
• ESTHER CEPEDA: Florida's Latino vote is up for grabs
• O'REILLY: Newt, the media and momentum
• KATHLEEN PARKER: All the news that's unfit to print
• Melinda Hardiman
• Katherine Coons
• Richard Nason
• Janis Foster
• Alexander Geisz
• Margaret Fuller
• Mary Lou Deak
• Jessie Lockridge
• Rebecca Hawkins
• Loy Waters
• Henry Whitehead
• Margaret Vandeford
• William Greene
• Ryan Daniel
• Neal Boles
• Hawks stun Pistons in overtime
• PREP ROUNDUP: Lanier girls upend No. 8 Oconee Co.
• Brookwood girls control glass in 58-47 win at Archer
• Providence has late-game heroics this time
• Blake Shelton rocks the Arena at Gwinnett Center
• Facebook IPO could value it among top companies
• YARBROUGH: Random thoughts on politics, distinguished journalists and the birthday girl
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• GAB: New York Times bestselling author to speak locally
• Dirty Spokes race set for Feb. 25 at Ft. Yargo
• Duluth Reads selection announced
• GOODNEWS: Three art teachers honored
• Suwanee seeking artists for next SculpTour
• LARSON: Former Daily Post employees on the money with new endeavors
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• Lawrenceville special for Valentine's Day love birds
• Journey back into history at GJAC
• JENKINS: The problem with "fairness" is that it isn't always fair
• Funeral arrangements announced for Atlanta officer
• Suspect reaches plea bargain in Norcross murder case
• New access point added for HOT lane
• Funeral, scholarship fund set for Buford coach
• Mitsubishi Electric division HQ to allow expansion in Suwanee
• Feds: Man mailed bomb, murder threat to Meadowcreek
• Three weeks later, suspect's body found in Lake Lucerne
• Need tax assistance? Gwinnett Tech is offering free tax aid this season:
• Residents warned after rabid bobcat bites dogs
• Hall County rejects town's plan to reach Lake Lanier
• Pedestrian struck, killed on PIB in Doraville
• Tax the rich? GOP candidates say no way
• UGA launches statewide obesity initiative
• Ryan Daniel
• Dannie Gibson
• Carson Hogan
• Teddy Everett
• Gary Simpson
• Faye Richards
• Gaynelle Treadaway
• Mildred Helton
• Harold Dennis
• Walter Pearce
• Gladiators power past conference-leading Jackals
• EUGENE ROBINSON: An argument Obama can win
• MCCULLOUGH: Seal Team 6 strikes again
• Parkview's Davis bound for Georgia Gwinnett College baseball
• Meadowcreek wrestling ties school record for wins
• District sells, refinances bonds
• Kristen Bell happy about new show 'House of Lies'
• Osama bin Laden raid commander seeks global expansion
• Ice-T weighs in on presidential race from Sundance
• Rihanna to UK fashion newbies: Dress me up
• Courtroom battle splits star's Oklahoma hometown
• Chesney leads ACM nominations with 9, including entertainer of the year
• Gingrich unloads on Romney, ads
• Obama-Brewer friction on display on tarmac tiff
• Mill Creek student charged with stun gun possession
• One last time, Penn State gives love to Paterno
• Ga. Dems hold public hearing on immigration
• Tannery Row holds juried art show for local students
• Miss Gwinnett County's Outstanding Teen hosts fashion show to benefit charity
• Snellville motorcyclist dies in Newton County crash
• Cops: Habitual television thief bagged
• Warrants issued in November pedestrian fatality
• Blake Shelton to play the Arena at Gwinnett Center Jan. 27
• Wild Bill's parties for its 8th anniversary bash
• FILM FANS: Action-packed scenes still no help for 'Haywire'
• Grand jury: No charges in attack on football coach
• Gingrich donor is casino mogul, Israeli hardliner
• Judge considers whether to keep Obama on ballot
• Ga. Dems to hold public hearing on rural recovery
• Metro Atlanta jobless rate increases
• Suspect in police officer's death to face judge
• Heavy rain prompts fears of flooding in north Ga.
• Vulcain Lavache
• Lois Richter
• Mary Mccart
• Bernard Crawford
• David Meredith
• Sally Gozder
• Robert Stephens
• Neal Malone
• Donald Harmon
• Carrie Tuggle
• Charles Baylot
• Walter Weller
• Gaynelle Treadaway
• 'All a Family'
• Star Jones making guest appearance on 'The View'
• Man convicted in Travolta car theft ordered to pay
• Actor Armie Hammer nabbed in Texas for marijuana
• Rascal Flatts' Jay DeMarcus, wife expect 2nd child
• GCPS school board renews Wilbanks' contract
• Cops: Lilburn man beat son with pipe outside gas station
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Congressmen representing Gwinnett sound off on State of the Union
• GAB: Suwanee seeks sculptors, artists
• School board to vote on SPLOST bonds
• Lawrenceville Elementary offers hope by the bagful
• Circus sends in the clowns to Hamilton Mill Branch Friday
• Official: Corps should change river basin flow
• Hustler targeted for printing photos of dead woman
• Top Ga. judge calls for reform of juvenile system
• More than 1,500 turn out for Ga. school choice
• Gingrich: Romney self-deportation plan a fantasy
• Sales contracts for homes dip from 19-month high
• J.C. Penney to permanently mark down prices
• Medical Examiner: Body found is missing Ga. woman
• Ga. launches 2012 travel guide, tourism campaign
• Atlanta police officer struck by car, killed
• Police: Man bolts from pet store with $1,800 puppy
• Hundreds expected for Ga. charter school rally
• Robert Daria
• Cornelia Carter
• Nesbit Jenkins
• Margaret Maximoff
• Mary Austin
• Thomas Vance
• Carrie Tuggle
• Thomas Doman
• Cathy Miller
• Roger Krick
• Donald Harmon
• David Duncan
• PREP ROUNDUP: Erwin, Duluth stun North
• Tigers ride lone senior past hot-shooting South
• RECRUITING NOTES: Jackson decommits from Illinois
• Norcross shows more aggression, rallies past Peachtree Ridge
• Cal Thomas: It's complicated
• CLINE: Run the Reagan coming up, rain, snow or shine
• Apple doubles iPhone sales
• BISHER: Back to baseball for Braves
• Facial reconstruction of Buford body complete, photos released
• Indictment: Employee bilked thousands from photography company
• Warrants issued for Duluth shooting suspects
• Grayson DECA students assist Atlanta alliance
• GMC one of six hospitals to adopt care transitions program
• Indictment glitch delays murder trial
• MCCULLOUGH: Deen could've educated about diabetes
• Duluth to host basketball alumni night
• Archer wrestling wins freshman county
• Gwinnett Heat still undefeated in basketball
• Ticket dates announced for Coolray exhibition
• Duluth mayor optimistic in State of the City speech
• Author Carolyn McKinstry to speak at the Suwanee Branch
• Stroke, osteoporosis screenings offered in Hoschton
• State names Title I distinguished schools
• 'Unity' brought to pro tem issue in Snellville
• Joe Johnson leads Hawks past Milwaukee 97-92
• Resurgent Georgia State a perfect 10-0 at home
• The art community won at the first ArtWorks! Gwinnett awards ceremony
• Tears, joy as woman sets Antarctic crossing record solo on skis
• BISHER: Terrible time for once-proud Penn State
• Belton back with Force
• Caldwell-Pope, Georgia to face No. 1 Kentucky
• Prep basketball notes: Carter back, DeShields out
• Archer wrestling 2nd at Sham Slam, wins freshmen county
• North wrestling takes fifth at Sham Slam
• Through good times and bad, Shipes remains Buford's bastion
• Norcross fire started in furnace unit
• Ga. Democrats seek repeal of immigration crackdown
• On the menu at Starbucks: Wine and beer
• Mill Creek sweeps Norcross in the pool
• Collins Hill swimmers and divers roll past Dacula
• North, Peachtree Ridge split in swimming and diving
• Murder conviction, life sentence upheld for Stone Mountain man
• After foray as attorney, Norcross' new police chief loving his job
• Guilty plea, more indictments in Gwinnett-connected tobacco ring
• Peachtree Corners voter information in the mail
• Qualifiers sought for I-85 bridge projects
• SWIMMING/DIVING ROUNDUP: Parkview tops Brookwood for rivalry trophy
• Paterno funeral scheduled for Wednesday
• Falcons make another change to coaching staff
• Peachtree Ridge's Brickell named state's top runner
• Central's Jones makes commitment to Appalachian State
• Parkview's Reid commits to Ohio football
• Fire scorches Doraville home
• Cornered in Stone Mountain, outlaw killed by police
• Ga. lawmakers return for chamber sessions
• No injuries as tornadoes reported in Ark.
• Part of Ga. under tornado watch as storms move in
• Pats-Giants in Super Bowl again, 4 years later
• Rep. Giffords to resign from Congress this week
• Severe weather expected in northern Ala., Ga.
• Official: possibility of unregistered passengers
• Penn St. student editor quits after Paterno report
• UGA seeks to boost summer enrollment
• Hopefuls are lining up for Gwinnett judge seat
• Former Penn State coach Joe Paterno dead at 85
• Fred Tingle
• Martie Johnson
• Minerva Chadd
• Bernice Forstot
• Joseph Higgins
• James Anderson
• Jim Griffeth
• Carlton Chalmers
• Bowers Leads Greenville Past Gwinnett 4-2
• OUR VIEW: Homework controversy needs thorough investigation, not rhetoric
• Norcross wins on wrong-way basket
• Johnson scores 25 as Hawks roll past Cavs 121-94
• PREP ROUNDUP: Parkview girls beat Archer, improve to 20-0
• Growing GAC wins for 13th time in 14 games
• KATHLEEN PARKER: The perils of projection
• CEPEDA: Bloated hype aside, it's still a crisis
• Bill O'Reilly: The 1 percent blues
• As father retires, sons carry on legacy with fire department
• Bring One for the Chipper rescheduled for Jan. 28
• Free app allows I-85 drivers to change toll status
• YOUTH ROUNDUP: Atlanta Fire United wins national title
• Classic matchups for spots in Super Bowl
• Gingrich wins South Carolina primary
• Spokesman: Paterno in serious condition
• Gwinnett County road closures, Jan. 22 through 28
• GOOD NEWS: GAC twins get band honors
• Projects aplenty for Auburn's Arts Center in 2012
• Gwinnett Place CID talks 2011 success
• JENKINS: Sure signs that you're on the downhill slope
• LARSON: At age 96, senior bowls over community with time and talent
• United Way looking for investment volunteers
• GAB: Aquatics job fair planned
• Tea party planned in Grayson
• Cookie time: Girl Scouts celebrating 100th anniversary with new creation
• Sugar Hill to host Senior Valentine Dance
• Georgia cornerback Commings jailed in Athens
• Barrow sheriff says Facebook campaign notice is legal
• Storms prompt weather alerts across area
• Tea party challenges Ga. lawmakers on tax support
• Absentee voting starts Saturday for GOP primary
• Olympian Kerri Walsh Jennings puts on volleyball clinic in Suwanee
• James Anderson
• Daniel Boles
• Generoso Gelormino
• George Denson
• Steven Leblanc
• Lena Mccluskey
• Sharon Lee
• Edna Burnette
• Joel Tharp
• Cynthia White
• Christian Bale returns to China in new film
• Fire scorches vacant Norcross home
• Tyler, Underwood team for Super Bowl 'Crossroads'
• Vanilla Ice Project returns for new TV season
• Olympian Kerri Walsh Jennings puts on volleyball clinic in Suwanee
• State: Glue problems led to bridge canopy collapse
• Iguodala, Meeks rallies 76ers in 3rd for win over Hawks
• Gladiators edge Blades on Murovich goal
• PREP ROUNDUP: Grayson boys sink Brookwood with last second free throw
• Mattie's Call issued for man with dementia
• QB Washington still has inside track at Ga. Tech
• BBN--Braves' Quiet Winter,
• GWINNETT GRADS: Maya Moore off to strong start in Spain
• Cops: Snellville man ran bootleg CD, DVD site
• Gwinnett Center hotel proposals in
• Former Clayton Sheriff makes bail in Gwinnett
• Immigration law adds steps to business license renewals
• Rat issue resolved at North Gwinnett
• Cops: Habitual police poser arrested
• RICH: When it comes to love, I'm old-fashioned
• MCLEOD: How hope can help you solve problems
• Five principals named
• GSMST students are finalists in space video contest
• North Atlanta Home Show comes to Gwinnett Center in February
• Autopsy: GA convicted killer hanged self in prison
• Ex-PSU assistants to get $4.4 M in severance
• Rescued kidnapping victim Elizabeth Smart engaged
• Obama to press Congress to revisit $1.2T in cuts
• Music legend Etta James dead at 73
• Gingrich angrily denies he sought open marriage
• Board denies charter for Ivy Prep
• Metal theft legislation proposed to stop growing problem
• Murder trial set for man accused of accidentally shooting boy
• Locals, leaders weigh in on slavery homework
• Meagan Marlow
• Constance Mcbride
• Ettie Freeman
• Patricia Sumser
• Linda Roberts
• Joel Jones
• Caywood Briscoe
• Deborah Atha
• Joshua Gilliam
• Frances Coker
• Mary Beth Lewis
• New chairman named for school board
• Winning goes with Brogdon from GAC to Virginia
• Gladiators deal Vock, Strathman to Utah
• Gladiators get boost from Bendickson on weekends
• MCCULLOUGH: Deen could've helped educate about diabetes
• EUGENE ROBINSON: Change they don't believe in
• Dolly Parton plans water-snow park in Tenn.
• Murdoch to pay Jude Law, 36 others for hacking
• Woman with Italian ship captain defends his effort
• Michelle Obama heading to Leno's 'Tonight Show'
• Trial set for man accused of killing Hudson family
• Greece heads for third day of talks with creditors
• Body parts scattered near Hollywood sign in LA
• Johnson & Johnson settles Texas lawsuit for $158M
• Viral Chicago video points to disturbing trend
• Prosecutors: 4th man recruited in NYC bomb plot
• CDC: Many teen moms didn't think it could happen
• Deadly storm grips Northwest in ice, snow
• Getting to Know ... Brad Lester
• Former Clayton sheriff remains in Gwinnett jail
• Maintenance man convicted of killing Ga. girl found dead in apparent suicide
• Wearing the crown: Wesleyan grad is Miss Georgia
• GAC beats Lions in dual
• Broncos win Battle of Five Forks trophy
• James Colgan
• Bob Stansell
• Charles Smith
• Ray Nichols
• Muraline Peppers
• Geraldine Cannon
• E.j. Moseley
• Frederick Nilson
• Sandra White
• Constance Mcbride
• Fred Swinney
• VIRAL VIDEO: Sad Packer Fan
• PREP ROUNDUP: Mustangs gets pair of wins
• HAMMOCK: Hunnicutt's new job deals big blow to Buford football
• Williams, Jackson power Duke women past Tech
• Banks bringing stability, leadership to Meadowcreek
• Shiloh's Helena gets the best of son's team
• Ratings king 'American Idol' ready for 11th season
• Jennifer Hudson would gain weight for movie role
• Plans for Diamond Jubilee river pageant unveiled
• New defensive coordinator to keep Falcons in 4-3
• Gwinnett Heat to play at home this weekend
• Gladiators get Haddad back from AHL
• Norcross' DeShields part of USA Basketball award-winning team
• FCA Gwinnett banquet to feature former Auburn, new Arkansas State coach Malzahn
• Braves notes: Gartrell earns invitation to spring training
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Gwinnett Congressmen honor King's legacy
• Escaped S.C. convicts made Lawrenceville pit-stop
• Three Berkmar students get national scholarships
• Norcross video system helps nab serial robber
• Duluth man indicted for Medicare fraud
• I-85 crash victim ID'd as Atlanta woman, 26
• Gwinnett key to Atlanta regional success, ARC director says
• New Norcross police chief to host meet-and-greet
• Gwinnett County's college football commitment list
• DALY: Certified arborists are a good resource for trees in trouble
• GAB: Scholarship deadline looming
• Baby's burns likely 'horrendous accident'
• Teacher resigns following homework controversy
• Wikipedia, Google protest US antipiracy proposals
• James Mcentee
• Fred Swinney
• Adina Parsons
• Joseph Dean
• Jeanie Mcgaha
• Wayne Roberts
• Jack Mitchell
• Geraldine Cannon
• Kathy Jackson-Fraser
• RECRUITING NOTES: GAC's Daniels commits to Navy
• PREP ROUNDUP: Parkview girls still perfect
• No. 2 Norcross girls snap North win streak
• Clements, Abakah lead focused effort in North win at Norcross
• Shiloh grabs big region win over Archer
• Despite small crowds, arena a home away from home for Tech
• Cal Thomas: Three conservative victories
• CLINE: Civitans doing civic duty with Duluth address
• LETTERS: Columnist sees classroom through distorted lens
• LETTERS: Political cartoons missing their mark
• Chef Paula Deen hid diabetes, pushed high-fat food
• Broncos place sixth at state duals
• Falcons hire Nolan to lead defense
• Hawks' Horford undergoes successful surgery
• North Metro accepting baseball, softball sign-ups
• Georgia Dugout Club softball awards heavy with Gwinnett players
• Great Southern Fishing Show in Gwinnett this Saturday, Sunday
• Braves reach deals with Bourn, Jurrjens
• Rotary Club to host golf tourney at The Legends
• Lions' Horton commits to Brewton-Parker wrestling
• Applicant withdraws proposal for Snellville crematory
• Three years later question remains: Who killed Beulah Gotwalt?
• Fatal accident at I-85 and Boggs Road
• Cops: Man charged after toddler drinks date rape drug
• Teenage gang members charged in alleged attack on girl
• State honors local schools
• Gwinnett County accepts airport land from state
• Osteopathic president visits GA--PCOM
• SWIMMING/DIVING: 2011-12 Top Performances
• Man sentenced to life in killing of Canton girl
• Ga. Gov. Deal says state economy is stabilizing
• First day of classes for Spring Semester at Gwinnett Tech. Welcome...and welcome...
• Veronica Pressley
• Bruce Crosby
• Jean Hamilton
• Jimmy Garrett
• Helen Buffington
• Albert Bruschini
• John Pennington
• Mccamie Davis
• Wayne Roberts
• Dorothy (Dot) Silvio
• Linda Parks
• Bobby Cook
• Annette Allen
• Betty Hill
• Carlton Chalmers
• Johnsie Mcintyre
• Potential fuel leak feared in cruise wreck
• Woman plans bid for school board
• Smith's double-double pushes Hawks past Raptors 93-84
• Koetter eager to help Falcons' offense thrive
• Norcross, North doubleheader to impact Region 7-AAAAA races
• Wesleyan boys dominates Dunwoody
• Gladiators fend off Warriors for 3-2 win
• Judge: City owes landowners $1.8 million
• Duluth teen 5 millionth visitor to World of Coke
• Gwinnettians march on MLK Day
• SWIMMING/DIVING ROUNDUP: North, Brookwood battle to split
• Weir, Shanteau start Olympic year with success in Austin
• GAC seniors commit to Ivy League football programs
• Norcross boys win at Ohio showcase
• Gwinnett lawyers partnering to fight hunger
• Freight train car slows traffic
• 'Artist,' 'Descendants' score top Globe wins
• Ga. budget offers schools end of major new cuts
• Falcons hire Koetter from Jags to head offense
• Atlanta's King Center to undergo 'dramatic' change
• Man charged in Applebee's shooting sparked over football game
• GAC battles back for third at state duals
• No Tebow magic, Patriots stomp Broncos, 45-10
• Hawks rally from 18 down, beat Timberwolves, 93-91
• Push to scrap Ga. energy tax gains support in 2012
• UGA professor, former AP executive Fink dies at 80
• Paterno breaks his silence
• Philip Prather
• Ruth Wheeler
• Anna Mae Mcdonald
• Anthony Beard
• Judith Rupp
• Alice Dickerson
• Victor Egidi
• Grace Milligan
• Minnie Lou Anderson
• Douglas Jones
• Inez Green
• Wanda Moran
• Grace Stephens
• Frances Hardigree
• Curtis Reid
• Buford boys fall to Whitefield Academy
• ESTHER CEPEDA : Education's help-seeking gap
• LETTERS: Can't believe Gwinnett GOP would invite 'You lie' congressman to speak
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• EUGENE ROBINSON: The dream that came true
• KATHLEEN PARKER: Angry women
• LETTERS: NAACP over the top in issue at local school
• STAN HALL: What's The Word?
• Two shot outside Duluth restaurant
• Local man taking part in Atlanta MLK event
• MLK events teach 'unity in diversity'
• Woman at Life Care named director
• 'Undie run' created by Parkview grads coming to Atlanta
• Gwinnett's first true homeless shelter up and running
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Woodall blasts Obama for recess appointment
• VIRAL VIDEO: Jimmy Fallon as Tebowie
• Ship aground off Italy; 3 bodies found, 69 missing
• Gladiators lose to Greenville for second straight night
• GAC boys execute well in win over Buford
• Berkmar upsets No. 1 Shiloh at last second
• Norcross turns up heat, cools off Mill Creek
• Big second half by Nelson lifts Buford girls past GAC
• North, Wesleyan to host basketball showcases Saturday
• PREP ROUNDUP: Tigers triumph on last-second free throws
• Ryun dares coaches to 'dream big'
• Kelley Canady
• Kenneth Molesworth
• Curtis Croker
• Carl Kluttz
• A. Harvey
• Milton Pedelty
• Catherine Randall
• Grace Stephens
• Homeless NY teen up for science prize gets a house for family
• Obama: Big government 'has to change'
• YARBROUGH: Outback Bowl proves that some phrases never go out of style
• LETTERS: Romney cartoon doesn't tell whole truth
• Rockies' Blackmon hoping for more healthy season
• Georgia Force offer open tryout
• Mexico City fights trash pileup after closing dump
• Anti-US chants as slain Iran nuclear expert buried
• Gem Shopping Network makes its home in Duluth
• Laser Voyage Cafe, new laser tag destination opened in Duluth
• GHSA rules GAC transfer Davis eligible at Buford
• Lawrenceville doctor's offices collects bags for foster children
• MCLEOD: Why the past is easier to judge than the present
• RICH: Don't call me Granny
• Libraries to host number of events before January's end
• Duluth getting courtyard nook
• GOOD NEWS FROM SCHOOLS: Sweetwater students take national honors
• Plant an idea for Snellville's community garden
• Center celebrates conservationist's birthday
• Survey: Gwinnettians want more transit options
• Police calling elderly man's death suspicious
• LARSON: Cyberspace swapping keeps books in circulation
• JENKINS: Combining math with other subjects isn't necessarily a bad idea
• Brown — Cantrell
• Jerry Dispain
• Marvin Segars
• Curtis Croker
• Charles Morris
• Lillie Mae Lovins
• Woodrow Wilson
• Frank Davis
• George Ogburn
• Ron Theriot
• Judy Shumake
• Jerry Waycaster
• Earl Mcmillan
• Kelley Canady
• Gladiators cling to division lead after loss
• With Horford out, Hawks rout Bobcats
• Armstrong leads No. 19 Georgia past Florida
• Trio of Demon Decons enjoy welcome despite loss
• Two new Loganville councilmen, one re-elected, take oaths
• MCCULLOUGH: Have a Pepsi and a smile
• EUGENE ROBINSON: Romney's two-for-two and game on
• Bears win pair of duals
• Dacula names Pucciano its new volleyball coach
• Grayson's Nkmemdiche, Central's Johnson named junior All-Americans
• Citizens group starts online petition about Briscoe
• Students get look at career opportunities
• Toll prices go up during week, down on weekends
• Warrant: Boy had brush with man who set teen on fire
• Mid-winter thaw ends tonight
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'The Iron Lady' acts as a showcase for Streep
• DISC SPOTLIGHT: 'When Harry Met Sally ...'
• ART BEAT: ArtWorks! Gwinnett Awards ceremony creates a 'fusion' themed event
• MOVIE REVIEW: Wahlberg shines in 'Contraband,' plot does not
• Snellville artist's first exhibit opens at ART Station
• Movie Trivia Contest 01-13
• THE DISH: Whimsical Sweets Bake Shop
• New London Theatre rocks Snellville with 'Second Samuel'
• MOVIE REVIEW: Dream cast can't save Polanski's 'Carnage'
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Pariah' a good first effort
• 'Annie' to open at the Fox Theatre with Sally Struthers
• Film Fans moved by Spielberg's 'War Horse'
• Thelma Williams
• Jerry Waycaster
• Mark Jones
• Annie Donaldson
• Austin Rogers
• Gina Backstrom
• Woodrow Wilson
• Nancy Loonam
• Lila Rainwater
• Dennis Kirk
• Mary Davis
• Ronald Goehringer
• Benny Thigpen
• Valerie Walker-Exum
• Carl Kluttz
• Sherion Cash
• Lillie Mae Lovins
• Minnie Strickland
• Verlon Greeson
• Kenneth Hudgens
• Former Falcon to chair Hi-Hope fundraising event
• ESTHER CEPEDA: When replicas become deadly
• Conservatives need a media option play
• Armored car robbery, chase ends in Gwinnett
• Gwinnett gets Race to the Top grant
• Vanished hit-and-run suspect was warned not to drive
• Lawrenceville Georgia Cancer Specialists office participates in Totes 2 Tots
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: 'You lie' congressman in Gwinnett rally
• Cops: Man neglected dog because of new work schedule
• Career and tech fair planned
• Cops: 'No reason to believe' Grayson teen was drunk during fatal wreck
• SWIMMING/DIVING: Top prep times of 2011-12 season
• Blank says Falcons 'not where we need to be'
• Loganville men to square off in special election
• School bus overturns in Grayson
• GAB: Gwinnett Braves award grant
• Barrow's new movie theater set to open
• Remains found in Buford tied to torso discovered in '09
• Gwinnett leaders fight changes to vacant property registry bill
• Kutcher wants to return to 'Two and a Half Men'
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• Romney savors NH win, hits Obama right away
• Hostess Brands files for bankruptcy protection
• Steven Livingston
• Richard Owen
• Doris Dyar
• Hope Mckenzie
• Feliciano Mendez
• Deborah Deckard
• Nathan Freeland
• Judy Shumake
• Melanie Case
• Sylvia Mccullough
• Jerry Waycaster
• Harry Roop
• Jayson Moore
• Jeffery Cook
• Berkmar defense stifles Dacula 60-38
• No. 19 Gators roll over Bulldogs 70-48
• PREP ROUNDUP: Shiloh boys top Central for fifth straight win
• North girls top Mill Creek for 11th straight win
• NFL Notes: Oakland Raiders fire coach Hue Jackson
• Falcons' defense could take big hit in free agency
• Parkview girls, Mill Creek boys lead December Tipoff Club honors
• RECRUITING NOTES: Rams' Schuessler finally gets offer
• Two straight wins for Gwinnett Heat to open season
• Former Brave Conrad signs with Brewers
• GHSA splits playoffs for public, private schools in Class A
• Remillard named Force president
• Lake search for suspect comes up empty for third day
• Extension given for Gwinnett Center hotel proposals
• Tilted Kilt opening in Suwanee
• 'Jeopardy junkie' living the dream
• Principal responds to NAACP allegations
• Resident injured in fire caused by lint in dryer
• Georgia regents approve unprecedented merger of 8 public colleges into 4 across state
• Drug-smuggling ploy thwarted at jail
• GMC manager receives rare nursing credential
• Eastside to host community health screenings
• Pepsi partners with Gwinnett Center
• GCPS probes homework assignments on slavery
• Bama dominates LSU for BCS title
• Sugar Hill swears in new DDA members
• Back to the people's business
• Walter Mahaffey
• Denise Boroff
• Betty Thomas
• Johnnie Chesser
• Robert Brown
• Hope Mckenzie
• Janice Larsen
• Dorcas Otto
• Snellville fireworks still exploding
• Snellville city attorney to open investigation into Sabbagh's Marietta appearance
• Smith scores season-high 26 as Hawks beat Nets
• Tech women lose for first time in Gwinnett Arena
• Menzies balances basketball, books to bring leadership to Mill Creek
• Smith says Falcons 'didn't get the job done'
• Latest GGC athletics hire is a Berkmar grad
• Report: Roof to be Penn State's new defensive coordinator
• NASA says it's working to resolve former astronauts' items' ownership
• Shiloh grad Gregory to deliver seminar at Atlanta Boat Show
• Fire, DNR, Corps train together on river rescues
• Cops search Lake Lucerne for hit-and-run suspect
• Missing Lawrenceville woman, son located
• Cops: Local con men targeting elderly women
• Gas prices on the rise
• SWIM/DIVE ROUNDUP: Brookwood edges Mill Creek
• Falcons' defensive coordinator VanGorder takes same position at Auburn
• Officials: White House chief of staff resigning
• ACGO Donation Will Support Expansion of Bioscience Program at Gwinnett Tech: htt...
• Auto industry 'Oscars' don't guarantee car sales
• Region 7-AAAAA announces football honors
• General Assembly provides unexpected sparks on first day
• Students pledge to drive safely
• Grayson teens die in wreck
• Liburn fire kills homeowner's dog
• Local pastor gives devotional at Legislature's opening
• Woman, child hospitalized after automobile accident with tree
• Falcons show little in 24-2 playoff loss to Giants
• No. 16 Georgia women rout SEC rival Auburn, 70-45
• AFC WILD CARD: Tebow to Tech’s Thomas lifts Broncos past Steelers in OT stunner
• Walter Mahaffey
• Becky Kirkland
• Yvonne Clark
• Kenneth Cantrell
• Russell Bradley
• Betty Cook
• Beatrice Bentley
• Second-half surge pushes No. 1 Shiloh past South
• PREP ROUNDUP: Dacula rallies from 13 down to beat Central
• Gladiators leave no doubt in 6-2 win over Florida
• Lacey scores 19 to lead Alabama over Georgia
• Smith scores 25 to lead Hawks over Bulls
• Tech gives No. 5 Duke scare before falling
• Unterman's heartache gives rise to compassion in role as senator
• Local pet food bank dreaming of going mobile
• Top-seeded Spartans knocked off by Lovett
• Archer takes down Brookwood for first area championship
• Hungry, tested Falcons take on Giants
• Parkview girls roll past Broncos with defense
• BISHER: Peter King's last chance at redemption
• POLITICS: 12Stone Church pastor to open General Assembly
• Gwinnett Environmental & Heritage Center to display engineering exhibit
• Suwanee's downtown art exhibit has podcast
• Georgia SPCA has best adoption year on record
• Road closures, Jan. 8 through 14
• Parker: Clash of the nice guys
• Hawk in a clown-car field
• Laughing at the presidential election
• BOONE: Helping furry friends one step at a time
• THOMAS: Brother's life was valuable
• Preventive care: It's free, except when it's not
• GAB: Kroger seeks donations for Project Overcoat
• JENKINS: For Falcons, 'pretty good' may not be not good enough
• Keeping that resolution to lose weight easier than you think
• LARSON: Celebrate a new year all year long
• New England Journal celebrates 200 years of medicine
• Gwinnett's top hospitality industry professionals receive awards
• Burnette to share Suwanee's past, future in speech
• GOODNEWS: Young adult author to speak at Brookwood
• Nutritionist offers simple tips for eating better
• Streaking Norcross girls race past Duluth
• Dacula alumni stroll down memory lane
• Gladiators prevail in shootout, hold onto division lead
• South gets defensive in 53-48 win at Dacula
• Miller, Mill Creek girls get win; Lions upset No. 4 Hawks in boys game
• Minnie Taylor
• Jesus Hesse
• Franklin Kilgore
• Pat Howard
• Irene Casper
• Dennis Stephens
• Ethel Langley
• Alexis Redmond
• Michael Curl
• Smith lifts Hawks past Bobcats 102-96 in 3OT
• PREP ROUNDUP: Fourth-quarter surge leads Hebron boys over Athens Academy
• Kitchen fire scorches Suwanee home
• Neighbors spring to aid of woman, tackle gunman
• Gwinnett Clean and Beautiful honors green contributions
• Plantation and its owners give glimpse into Gwinnett's remarkable history
• GWINNETT GRADS: Norcross' Jones shining for Anderson
• Braves part ways with Richardson, Cabrera
• Falcons, Giants showcase big-play offenses in playoffs
• YARBROUGH: A big welcome to Plum Nelly Pitts
• HUCKABY: Passionate youth has the world in good hands
• LETTERS: Transit group should include those with hands-on experience
• LETTERS: Technoloy part of the dumbing down process
• Meet your lawmakers: A legislative preview
• BUSINESS BRIEFS: Dentist to give $10K to most spirited school
• Elementary parapro charged with DUI
• Trooper fired after Braves trainer's wife killed
• Voters to decide on Buford Sunday sales
• Human bones found near Buford
• The 'CES curse?' Gadget show has poor record
• Unemployment rate falls as economy adds 200K jobs
• Minus D-Wade, LeBron, Heat find way to beat Hawks in 3OT
• No. 6 Tennessee rolls past No. 16 Georgia women
• Dorothy Peters
• Dennis Davis
• Carolyn Williams
• Megan Alfonzo
• Sara Partee
• Charles Greer
• William Bond
• Harriett Wood
• Clara Wilson
• Yvonne Clark
• Mildred Thomas
• Lewis Eudy
• Police want teens to 'Drive Smart'
• Dacula officials sworn into office
• No one does college football better than the SEC
• Lanier's Winzurk selflessly strives for perfection
• GEORGE WILL: Suddenly, a fun candidate
• MCCULLOUGH: Quitters never win
• THE DISH: Sakegura Japanese Restaurant
• ART BEAT: Anita's ArtsCool starts the new year in a new location
• The Death of 3-D
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• DISC SPOTLIGHT: 'The Guard'
• FILM FANS: 'We Bought a Zoo' had heart, but not much else
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• Hur creates a landscape with flowers at Hudgens Center
• Tennessee Williams turns 100 at Lionheart
• Celebrate Elvis' birthday with New Dawn Theater
• 2 indicted in October killing
• Hall Co. deputy arrested on Gwinnett fraud charges
• Sky Zone Indoor Trampoline Park opens in Suwanee
• Companies come out to find out about Gwinnett airport privatization bids
• Dacula man facing deportation after passing school bus
• $3 million Barrow estate ruling challenged
• North Gwinnett Athletic Hall of Fame induction set for Friday
• Minnie Taylor
• Shirley Dacus
• Bill Troutman
• Charles Greer
• Jim Huber
• R B Kirk
• Hazel Nix
• Ernestine Frady
• Bonnie Carter
• Betty Franks
• Pat Howard
• PREP ROUNDUP: Parkview splits tri-meet at Milton
• Parkview's Brown named ABCA's regional coach of the year
• Eagles roll to eighth area wrestling title
• Ryan says past playoff losses moot
• BISHER: Hubers leaves behind impressive legacy
• HAMMOCK: Great results so far for Mill Creek basketball
• Wesleyan's McMurry a force in the freestyle
• Testimony: Cabbie key witness in Aldi's stabbing
• Suwanee begins plans for redeveloping Buford Hwy.
• Policy board created to study transit
• CAL THOMAS: China's JFK moment
• ESTHER CEPEDA: The cartwheel imperative
• DALY: Houseplants brighten the indoors during winter
• Testimony: Infidelity a factor in fatal shooting
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Gwinnett leadership group goes to Capitol
• Rare Purls Yarn Boutique features tight knit community
• Maynard set to begin climb up Kilimanjaro
• GAB: Nominations being accepted for Movers and Makers awards
• 911 hoax activates SWAT team
• PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE: Local moving company partners with housing agency
• Bachmann adviser says she is ending GOP campaign
• AP sources: Obama bucks GOP, OKs consumer watchdog
• Gingrich has new aggressive stance against Romney
• Romney, Santorum seesawing in narrow Iowa vote
• Giants’ DL Tuck begins pre-game trash talk by calling Falcons’ offensive line dirty
• Carlton Hammett
• Mary Lou Guilliams
• Katherine Knight
• Betty Croker
• Louise Mcelroy
• Leila Davis
• GGC hires DeCou as first head men's soccer coach
• Wesleyan girls beat St. Pius at foul line
• Archer grabs emotional double OT win at Central
• Norcross girls wake late in win over Bears
• Deng's layup with 3.7 left leads Bulls past Hawks
• Seton Hall upsets No. 8 UConn 75-63
• PREP ROUNDUP: Dacula's Morse grabs 22 rebounds in win over Parkview
• State awards Barrow highway safety initiative $73K
• Sugar Hill talks replacements for Development Authority, Planning Commission members
• Increasingly idiotic pop culture leads to dumb voters
• Individuals at Creative Enterprises learn workplace skills
• Clemson freshman worries West Virginia in Orange Bowl
• Stafford's arm and mind take Lions to new heights
• Accused Army vet shooter charged in armed sex assault
• Rabies alert issued in Gwinnett
• Gwinnett leaders trim, balance budget
• Public makes plea for committee to continue
• UGA's Butler headed to Senior Bowl
• Gladiators' Jakaitis named ECHL's goalie of the week again
• Gwinnett Heat begins basketball season this weekend
• Dacula to hold basketball alumni night Friday
• CLINE: J.W. Benefield will be missed
• Elderly woman returns home safe, cold
• Freezing temperatures blast Georgia
• Funeral set for wife of Atlanta Braves trainer
• Maree Howell
• Philip Derbigny
• Helen Harris
• Edith Mize
• Lewis Eudy
• Thelma Dukes
• Charles Blankenship
• Dorothy Matthews
• Jesse Tolbert
• Billy Youngblood
• Kathy Porter
• Jesse Pace
• Eileen Richards
• Billy Wall
• Betty Croker
• Police search Lawrenceville park for missing woman
• Arrest made in LA arson spree
• Children rescued from car in icy Utah river safely back home
• Special celebrations in hospitals this New Year
• Pet dog dies after controlled burn gets out of control
• Downtown Sugar Hill taking shape
• Snow Mountain a seasonal attraction
• Sheriff's Department teams with United Way to combat homelessness
• US--Braves-Trainer-Crash, 2
• Falcons rout Bucs, 45-24, clinch NFC's No. 5 seed
• Auburn, McCalebb roll to Chick-fil-A Bowl win
• Wife of Atlanta Braves trainer dies in wreck
• Robert Austin
• Myron Jordan
• Melinda Pressley-Dennis
• Sarah Gilpin
• Burrell Dillard
• Chun Kim
• Lois Fiscus
• Police: Man drove to Ark. to pick up teen
• Man facing charges in Snellville murder
• Police arrest 2 in Dunwoody killing
• Buford wrestling places second at Amicalola Classic
• GAC wins to finish 5th in Arby's Classic
• 2011 Sports stories of the year
• Alabama AD Moore chasing national title No. 9
• Texas A&M gets 33-22 bowl win over Northwestern
• 2011's public schools marred by test cheating scandals across US
• World bids adieu to tough 2011
• Ringing in the new year
• Stories of the year: Snapshots of 2011's biggest headlines
• Smith's 30 not enough for No. 4 Louisville
• Falcons focus on Tampa Bay and not playoffs
• Sports mourns losses on the track and in the air
• Scandal, labor woes make 2011 one of sports' worst
• Scouts take part in flag ceremony
• HALL: Don't look back
• KING: Predictions on illegal immigration for 2012
• GEORGE WILL: Ringing in a conservative year
• West holds off Gwinnett-heavy East in annual Junior Bowl
• Defense, second-half surge leads Lambert past Lanier in tournament finals
• Jakaitis, Gladiators beaten by Everblades
• Alabama power hands Shiloh first loss
• PREP ROUNDUP: Parkview girls win Upward Classic
• Donald Petrey
• Jesse Pace
• John Benefield
• Victor Egidi
• Myron Jordan
• Dorothy Mae Hanson
• Sharlene Cannon
• Horace Whited
• Rachael Lamp
• Archie Warren
• Gwinnett celebrates New Year's around the county
• Man accused of shooting Army buddy extradited to Gwinnett
• DEEP SOUTH ROUNDUP: Late layup takes down Broncos
• Adekunle, Providence boys take third in annual hoops tourney
• North reigns
• YARBROUGH: ToCamerontheworldmaychangebutthefundamentalsremainthesame
• HUCKABY: If it ends in a '2,' it's bound to be a good year
• New system aimed at reducing traffic at accidents sites
• Thieves make out with 24 GPS devices from Gwinnett dealership
• Former superintendent Benefield dies at age 86
• Firefighters battle morning blaze in Norcross
• James Perry
• David Lewis
• Clifford Torbush
• Jack Sells
• Jurell Fleming
• Larry Kennedy
• Archie Warren
• Mary Ogletree
• James Mcpherson
• PREP ROUNDUP: Parkview girls top fellow unbeaten Mauldin
• Lanier boys make title game, girls fall just short
• Providence boys lose in Deep South semifinals
• In five years, Gwinnett homicides have plummeted
• DEEP SOUTH ROUNDUP: Collins Hill girls edge Providence
• Mountain View falls to Cedar Shoals in Longhorn semis
• GAC's Cummings celebrates 16th birthday with big win
• North Gwinnett girls halfway to goal
• Brookwood falls to No. 6 North Cobb in Deep South semi
• Shiloh involved in Centennial hoops showcase Friday and Saturday
• Getting to Know ... Becky Walker
• Buford Kmart to close
• 'Gwinnett Losing It!' applauds first year
• AP Poll: In 2012, it can only get better
• Lawrenceville to host Flashlight 5K race
• DALY: Simple ways to keep pests out of your home
• Bill Gaither offers different way to ring in the new year
• MOVIE TRIVIA CONTEST: Test your film knowledge with Michael Clark
• Lawrenceville's Norwood performs at Atlanta Peach Drop
• Duluth 'rises to the occasion' on New Year's Eve
• FILM FANS: Raves for 'The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo'
• By Venue
• DISC SPOTLIGHT: 'Brighton Rock' DVD
• The best (and worst) of 2011
• MOVIE REVIEW: Knightley, Mortensen stimulate audiences in ‘A Dangerous Method’
• Lawrenceville 'Rings' in the new year with a bash
• THE DISH: Imane Moroccan Restaurant
• MOVIE REVIEW: Oldman’s performance unnoticed in convoluted ‘Soldier Spy’
• ART BEAT: Ukrainian singing star visits Atlanta for the first time presenting 'Christmas with Ruslana'
• Man dies in Snellville shooting
• Norcross' Lamb lifts UConn to victory
• Ruby Chandler
• William Healan
• Paul Nelson
• Jerry Hammonds
• Robert Giles
• Glenn Rawlins
• Dorothy Hanson
• Charles Jordan
• Gwendolyn Gale
• T.r. Banks
• Michele Diorio
• David Manning
• Sharlene Cannon
• Peachtree Ridge girls get win in Cherokee tourney
• Bronco boys fall in Deep South opener
• Lanier sweeps into semifinals of inaugural hoops tourney
• Wesleyan's Armstrong sparks UGA women to victory
• Gladiators extend unbeaten streak
• Johnson has 18 in Hawks' win over Wizards 101-83
• Report finds 'breakdown' in Lawrenceville's operations
• Cops: Cashier used gift card scheme to steal $12K from Norcross Target
• Aurora Theatre reflects on great year
• Transportation forum held on Jan. 12
• Lake trail focus of revamped Lawrenceville park
• Investigators looking for serial trash can arsonist
• SEC rolls out 2012 schedule based on division play
• GAB: Networking group gives to charity
• Gov. Deal approves water supply task force report
• Movie crowds dip to 16-year low as apathy lingers
• Bills sign Collins Hill grad Coutu
• 'Super Speeder' law nets millions for Georgia
• Police probe new report of syringe in clothing
• US police fatalities up 13 percent in 2011 to 173
• Last-minute holiday shopping gives lift in finale
• Raymond Porter
• Frances Turpen
• Elizabeth Nunan
• Alean Cole
• Charles Jordan
• Evelyn Jackson
• Charles Sanders
• Melinda Mitchell
• Lucille Reid
• Sue Brennan
• Dale Dodd
• Kenneth Ralston
• Terry Wright
• Max Guinn
• Mary Slaton
• Therese Bailey
• James Nix
• Luke Silvio
• County's new animal task force gets acquainted
• Williams, Hawks ruin Nets final NJ opener
• North girls rally vs. Tenn. team
• Versatile Carr the leader of North's swim team
• Deep South Classic continues to take on more local flavor
• Longhorn Holiday Classic hopes to establish tradition
• CLINE: Looking back at a year in columns
• Cal Thomas: Certain prediction for 2012
• Cops: License plate readers netting more arrests
• Grayson grad at the helm
• Local author writes about Lawrenceville schools
• Eastside Medical earns honor roll status
• NGMC to host community forums regarding Braselton campus
• Matthew McConaughey engaged to longtime girlfriend
• Norcross man surrenders in SWAT standoff
• Survey: Home prices down in most major US cities
• Danish zoo raises polar bear cub by hand
• Consumer confidence index surges in December
• Plate-reading devices help police make arrests
• Rains help Lake Lanier rebound from low level
• Sears to close 100 to 120 Kmart, Sears stores
• Brees sets passing mark, Saints top Falcons 45-16
• Jeffery Decamp
• Carlos Foreman
• Dorothy Bankston
• Becky Kirkland
• Paul Daniell
• James Hayes
• Shirley Mumpower
• Mary Halloway
• Elizabeth Powell
• Leora Brock
• Maddalina Petrillo
• John Coleman
• Albert Day
• Harrison Carter
• Ginger Condra
• Raymond Walton
• Broncos, Ravens hold postseason advantages
• Some NFL players still OK hiding concussions
• US--FBI Academy-Deer, 1st L
• Police: Gunman in dressed as Santa
• New Ga. law requires safety features on golf carts
• Cruise takes quiet Christmas with $26.5M 'Mission'
• Mead Johnson: No bacteria found in infant formula
• Back in campaign mode, presidential hopefuls focus
• In swing Ohio, Gingrich gaining the "not-Romneys"
• Post-Christmas shopping expected to be busy
• Ga. towns aims to fuel trucks with cooking oil mix
• Obama, family attend Christmas church services
• Knicks' Shumpert out 2-4 weeks with sprained knee
• Robins AFB airmen served meals on Christmas day
• Traffic fatalities in Georgia continue to decline
• Bethlehem Christmas joyful, crowded, rainy
• Basil Rimmer
• Janice Mayo
• Jennifer Bown
• Leora Brock
• Luis Morales
• Charlie Everett
• Amos Deaton
• Steve Underwood
• Anne Zachary
• Raymond Walton
• Ginger Condra
• Phyllis Berry
• DAILY POST OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Dacula's Rocky Capobianco
• Daily Post All-County Football Team
• DAILY POST DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Grayson's Robert Nkemdiche
• Nkemdiche, Conn head up Gwinnett group on All-State team
• 2011 Georgia Sportswriters Association All-State Football Team
• Green signs with his 12th organization
• ESTHER CEPEDA: Get my phone, the end is near
• Family battles father, son's cancer diagnoses together
• Conn's belief, patience built Rams into championship
• Police: DUI suspect rams officer's car
• Pope laments Christmas consumerism, glitter
• Last combat troops out of Iraq back at Fort Hood
• Last-minute buyers top off strong shopping season
• AP: Gingrich, Cain election bids are top Ga. story
• NORAD Santa trackers having record holiday
• Pedestrian killed, Atlanta officer hurt on I-75/85
• GOP: Gingrich, Perry will not be on Va. Ballot
• Feds approve new Georgia political districts
• Albert Day
• J. M. Johnson
• Dan Pirkle
• Maxine Gilbertson
• Darrell Huckaby: Christmas binds us all a little closer together
• YARBROUGH: Junior E. Lee predicts a big year for politics and mosquitoes
• Escape attempt out of police car causes Snellville scene
• GAC's Wiedeman steps up at college level
• Archer's Jones driven to excel in the pool, classroom
• Tournament has Norcross boys looking "Upward"
• Present and future bright for Parkview girls
• Lilburn mayor leaves office with no regrets
• Holiday shoppers swarm mall
• Duluth man helps Haitians
• Local woman has a weakness for snowmen
• Ugly, gaudy Christmas sweaters all the rage
• 7 people hurt, buildings damaged by strong storms across Ga.
• Police: 4 arrests made in mad dash for Air Jordans at DeKalb mall
• Ga. to use electronic signs for weather warnings
• Ga. proposes new fees to ride bikes at state parks
• Mall shoppers help security guard subdue suspect
• Nun famous for kissing Elvis prays for miracle
• Peggy Wilcox
• Robert Nelson
• Mary Iler
• Virginia Chastain
• Maxine Gilbertson
• Jim Johnson
• Dan Pirkle
• Richard Premo
• Dacula girls, boys take third place at Jared Cook Invitational
• Defense propels North to Jared Cook Classic championship
• PREP ROUNDUP: Wesleyan wins final game at Nike TOC
• Bolden, Clements help North hold off Central in OT
• Norcross girls rally to win championship in Myrtle Beach
• Hawks close preseason with 92-75 win
• Mercer snaps losing streak to Georgia Tech
• EUGENE ROBINSON: Grand Old Party, fit to a 't'
• MCCULLOUGH: Visions of Mayans dancing in my head
• Stricklands named 'Citizens of the Year'
• Lake Lanier lights up Christmas
• Shooting in living room leaves Army veteran feeling betrayed
• Late Registration for Spring Semester starts tomorrow, Dec. 23 and continues thr...
• Olin Southard
• Merle Bean
• Gladys Oliver
• Jackie Hernandez
• Helen Riker
• Joyia Kelly
• Paul Daniel
• Dawntrae Williams
• Jerome Coleman
• Ellen Caisse
• Syble Miller
• Brown, defense help North girls crack Walnut Grove
• North, Central set for finals clash at Jared Cook
• DeShields, Norcross advance to tourney finals
• G-Braves' coaching staff stays same for 2012
• PREP ROUNDUP: Buford girls knock off nation's No. 5 team
• Collins Hill runner-up at Kyle Maynard Duals
• CAL THOMAS: Grieving our fallen troops at Christmas
• ESTHER CEPEDA: Bad news travels fast
• Brookwood's Kissel commits to Tech running program
• Central's Morris commits to Syracuse football
• Central girls reach tourney final with win over Dacula
• HAMMOCK: Buford needs Carter back badly
• Snellville Santa recovers from broken back in time for Christmas
• Falcons take kids on Suwanee shopping spree
• Commissioners surprised by airport move, want work to continue
• GAB: DJJ collecting clothing for victims
• DALY: Avoid installing sod until spring
• Car dealer sentenced in fraud
• Gwinnett DA testifies in Connecticut in Kramer case
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Senator praises study of bank failures; Beaudreau welcomes daughter
• ART BEAT: Lionheart Theatre announces 2012 season and Flex Pass
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'War Horse' a mediocre film
• DISC SPOTLIGHT: 'Midnight in Paris'
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'The Adventures of Tintin' is for you only if already a fan
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'The Artist' harkens back to silent-film era
• THE DISH: Franco's Pizza
• MOVIE REVIEW: Damon, Jones relationship steals 'We Bought A Zoo" spotlight
• Stone Mountain Park offers Snow Mountain through Feb. 20
• 'Tintin' thrills the younger audience members
• James Slaughter
• Ron Stafford
• Garry Hart
• Kerry Wood
• Addie Anglin
• Sean Austin
• W.c. Haney
• Frank Bowden
• David Bennett
• Jenet Meeks
• Royce Cofer
• Doris Hall
• Florin Florincescu
• Gladys Oliver
• Alice Wood
• PREP ROUNDUP: Collins Hill head coach scores first win
• Overtime goal sinks first-place Gladiators
• Georgia woman make light work of Montana State
• Spartans out to earn respect vs. Georgia
• LETTERS: Church apologizes for unintended traffic jam
• Police defend teen shooting amid questions from neighbors, caretaker
• Airport committee calls for studies and to dissolve
• Airport committee calls for studies and to dissolve
• BKN--Hawks-Pargo,117
• BASKETBALL
• Bethlehem post office offers unique holiday stamp
• Norcross names Summers new police chief
• Hawks shoot for conference finals
• Wesleyan girls defeat Christ the King in Nike tourney
• Former Collins Hill hoops star Moore gives back with camp
• Georgia—PCOM executive retiring
• Central, Dacula girls open Jared Cook tourney with wins
• North equestrian team wins Harvest Classic
• Eastside launches partial hospital program for seniors
• Ga. 20 project in Loganville hits milestone but will miss deadline
• Government offices closed, trash pickup resumes over holidays
• Roof to speak at Central football banquet
• Atlanta Tennis Championships moving to Atlantic Station
• Gladiators' Jakaitis named ECHL goalie of week
• Super Bowl to be streamed online, to mobile phones
• Cindy Jenkins
• Joan Hammond
• Dean Bragg
• Barbara Jones
• Mary Wilbanks
• Kerry Wood
• Billy Elder
• Mattie Shores
• Sara Monroe
• William Haney
• PREP ROUNDUP: DeShields shines as Norcross rolls
• Georgia Tech goes to 4-0 at Gwinnett Area
• Walker's 18 points lift Bobcats past Hawks
• Buford falls to Mater Dei
• Wesleyan falls to Good Counsel at Nike's Tournament Champions
• No. 13 Georgia upset by Gonzaga 71-68
• Grayson makes changes to alcohol ordinance
• Falcons can wrap up playoff spot vs. Saints
• Officials: Apartments were gang's epicenter
• Seckinger facing surgery after motorcycle accident
• Duluth thrift store helps community
• Southeastern Film Critics Association gives top honor to 'The Descendants'
• Vacant Duluth house gutted by fire
• Gas prices dip as holidays near
• Buford man with machete shot by police
• Former Central basketball player Coleman dies at 19
• Basketball schedule: Jared Cook Classic
• Eagles' Batiste takes his football talents to Harvard
• Despite changes, Jared Cook Invitational remains competitive
• SWIMMING/DIVING ROUNDUP: Wesleyan defeats Girls Prep
• Wesleyan's Delk wins Canton Clash
• Collins Hill second at Kansas City tourney
• Archer wins JV county wrestling title
• Keys, Levine play their way into Australian Open
• Norcross to light 10-foot menorah in Thrasher Park
• US homebuilders less gloomy despite few buyers
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, 69, has died
• Police: Patient shoots Ga. hospital visitor
• NY woman doused in accelerant, torched in elevator
• House GOP leaders want new payroll tax cut bill
• School board member injured in motorcycle accident
• 5 challenge Obama's inclusion on Ga. ballot
• Danny Desmet
• Peggy Gaddy
• Barbara Johnson
• Sherrie Kemp
• Ed Cook
• Henry Knighten
• Harvey Carnes
• Charles Frith
• Harrison Davis
• Joan Spragg
• PREP ROUNDUP: Hawks still unbeaten
• Gladiators gut out another one-goal win
• COUNTY WRESTLING RESULTS
• Europe blazes in relay, but US dominates Duel
• COUNTY WRESTLING NOTES: Shakur finishes fast, gets revenge
• BISHER: Sandusky's disgrace and other musings
• Schuessler, Armah come up big in Rivalries All-Star win
• Shiloh defensive stand keys defeat of Wheeler
• Buford, Wesleyan girls head west for Nike Tournament of Champions
• Archer dethrones Parkview to win county wrestling title
• Fort Yargo plans healthy kickoff to new year
• Traffic snarl caused by goodwill project
• GOOD NEWS: Cadet travels to Saudi Arabia for winter break
• Norcross green efforts gain recognition
• Duluth Police get safety grant
• Volunteers needed for Suwanee's Christmas tree chipper event
• Road closures, Dec. 18 through 24
• GAB: Hotel honors breakfast attendant
• Local congressman talks about end to Iraq war
• LARSON: Penguin predicament makes interesting yarn
• JENKINS: Lessons learned from decades of Christmas shopping
• Rabbit Hill Park to build a football press box
• Company recalls ground beef distributed in Ga. over E. coli concern
• Rapper Slim Dunkin slain in Atlanta music studio
• Elizabeth Zorn
• Dennis Hayes
• Andres Santiago
• Ethel Knox
• Lucie Benwald
• Matt Ryan, Falcons feeling confident after another win
• Americans set world record in first event of Duel in the Pool
• PREP ROUNDUP: Meadowcreek boys sink Berkmar 43-41
• Norcross boys hoops defense stifles Peachtree Ridge
• Clackson scores game-winner for Gladiators
• Snellville nonprofit opens shop for needy parents to buy toys
• Richt expects Georgia RB Samuel to play in Outback Bowl
• YARBROUGH: From bionic hips to Nathan Deal's slips, it was an interesting year
• LETTERS: Gingrinch's immigration ideas bring questions
• After stabbing, moratorium placed on personal care homes
• Nearly 160 GGC students attend commencement
• Local Buford woman teaches pre-schoolers the joy of giving
• Cisco helps battle world hunger
• Report: Felony charges for Norcross student caught with knife
• Gang arrest tally nears 50
• Pedestrian killed in Norcross wreck
• Buford honors outgoing board member
• MCLEOD: How to enjoy business travel
• RICH: Babysitting is not for me
• Dacula's Armah raises stock with versatility
• Rivalries of Gwinnett All-Star Game celebrates fifth year
• Rivalries of Gwinnett All-Star Game rosters
• McCann's Windward Baseball Academy announces camps, clinics
• Mountain View wins county youth wrestling title
• GWINNETT GRADS: Nimley starring right away at the next level
• GCPS associate superintendent retires
• Lawrenceville church provides Christmas groceries to families of unemployed
• Surgeons named for GMC's open heart program
• Ryan leads Falcons to 41-14 rout of Jags
• Robert Davis
• Julia Rogers
• Elizabeth Plunkett
• Edward Harley
• Alice Taylor
• Jewell Gravitt
• Gladiators badger, bury Blades in third period
• Parade of Champions for Grayson
• Berkeley Lake dam funds waiting on Feds
• Harbins Park to get baseball complex
• School district looking at shortfall in 2013
• Feuerbach seeks to become GAC's first state champ
• Shaq launching new career as NBA analyst for TNT
• County wrestling tournament wide open
• Clippers get Chris Paul in big trade with Hornets
• US looks for another swim Duel win against Europeans
• MLB to study possibility of international draft
• FCA Gwinnett to host second winter lacrosse camp
• Teen to be deported after public sex charge
• Fourth suspect arrested in pair of Gwinnett robberies
• Lawrenceville offers Holiday in the Square through Dec. 20
• Gwinnett Environmental and Heritage Center 'upcycles' holiday gifts
• Lionheart Theatre presents 'In Bethlehem Inn'
• MOVIE REVIEW: Even Sherlock can’t make sense out of Ritchie’s Holmes
• THE DISH: Taqueria Los Hermanos
• FILM FANS: 'The Sitter' rates high and low with Film Fans
• MOVIE REVIEW: Latest ‘MI’ gives action-loving audiences what they want
• MOVIE TRIVIA CONTEST: Test your film knowledge with movie critic Michael Clark
• Ga. artist changing the country one bottle cap at a time
• DISC SPOTLIGHT: 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes'
• ART BEAT: Gift giving made easy at the Hudgens Center for the Arts
• Cops: Accomplice charged in convenience store manager's slaying
• Commission OKs permit for new college
• Gwinnett Tech Announces Nursing Scholarship Endowment:
• Driver sought in pedestrian fatality
• Toys for Tots has 'urgent' need
• Norcross' Aminu part of blockbuster Chris Paul trade
• Georgia's unemployment rate falls to 9.9 percent
• Panetta formally shuts down US war in Iraq
• Rinia Mikulsky
• Wanda Strickland
• John Pounds
• Dahlia Titshaw
• Joan Waits
• Edith Smith
• Robert Davis
• Doris Phillips
• Jewell Gravitt
• William Davis
• David Wood
• ESTHER CEPEDA: Wrong way to fight a slur
• THOMAS: By his own words, Obama shouldn't get second term
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Commission races could become nonpartisan
• Fatal stabbing sheds light on underground nightlife issues
• Bilingual Santa Claus spreads good cheer in multitude of languages
• North's Alabi has carved his niche as one of Gwinnett's top defensive ends
• Falcons after more than another winning mark
• Hawks need Teague to take over at point
• Norcross home involved in prostitution ring
• Gwinnett Chamber asks legislators to focus on jobs
• President Obama marks Iraq war's end
• Cagle wants reversible lanes on I-85
• Norcross man involves police, young child in chase
• Water supply task force report headed to governor
• Husband, wife charged in gun battle with police
• GAB: Realtor honored for charitable work
• 30 arrested in large-scale Gwinnett 'gang sweep'
• Air-conditioner thieves caught on tape
• Feds: Lawrenceville man tied to largest pirating operation in Southeast
• Georgia Power names metro north manager
• Girls lacrosse clinic planned at Peachtree Ridge Park
• Gwinnett has 15 selections to Georgia Junior Bowl
• Old Suwanee Christian to host basketball tourney this week
• Gwinnett Prep Rally to feature football finals
• HAMMOCK: Swim meet at Tech a boost to Atlanta swimming
• Lewis Duck
• Bill Masterson
• Frances James
• Connie Evans
• Rayford Bonds
• Michael Payne
• Lynn Paschall
• William Gasaway
• Charles Tignor
• Ralph Howard
• Bebian Salter
• THOMAS: Romney out in front
• GAC's Nelson plays bigger than his 5-foot-5 stature
• LETTERS: Thanks go out to Gwinnett Water Department
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• LETTERS: Government, like the middle class, needs to curb spending
• Despite adding Edwards, Falcons rush no better
• Braves not offering contracts to Moylan, Conrad
• Airport process questioned by committee
• Hotel proposals sought for Gwinnett Center
• Gwinnett largest county earns 'work ready' status
• Drew hoping new veterans give boost to Hawks
• Public complaints scarce at budget hearing
• CLINE: 'Tis the season of positive thinking
• 5 months since death, how mother died may never be known
• Atheist message displays displace California park Nativity scenes
• Level Creek Elementary named School of Excellence by state
• 1 arrested in gas station manager's slaying
• Buford boys gain forfeit win
• Sunday sales begin this weekend in Lilburn
• Director of DA's victims program to retire
• Gwinnett cops honored by governor for heroism
• Parkview wrestlers reading buddies for Camp Creek students
• 2 ticketed for having sex in movie theater parking lot
• New giant plane to launch people, cargo into orbit
• Breakout season for Mountain View girls hoops
• Win for Wyn Foundation to host fundraiser
• Collins Hill Athletic Association to host lacrosse clinic
• It's time to register! Deadline for current and newly accepted students is Dec....
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• Esther Moreno
• William Jones
• Jo Stanley
• Cathy Jean Vail Flamholtz
• Thomas Johnson
• Christopher Mcafee
• Robert Mccurdy
• David Oliver
• Milestone brings bonus to Grayson's state title
• Good catch: Panthers' Reid drawing attention despite limited experience
• Bostick, Turchin make Atlanta Track Club Hall of Fame
• Brookwood wins own tourney
• Russell Athletic sponsoring Rivalries of Gwinnett All-Star Game
• Wesleyan places 10th at Raider Rumble
• Archer wins Super Duals
• Bannister threatened Sheriff with $1.7 million suit
• Lilburn woman comes home to burglary in progress
• Rabies alert issued after Suwanee raccoon tests positive
• Soldier on Christmas leave surprises daughter at Snellville elementary school
• Developer drops plans for southwestern Ga. coal power plant
• Mercer grad slaying suspect pleads not guilty of exploitation
• GDOT, Tenn. company to pay clean water fines
• New skatepark coming to Discover Mills
• Plea hearing for US official charged with bribery
• Four Fort Stewart soldiers arrested, denied bond
• Students raise trout in Georgia classrooms
• Vandals bend, break and behead holiday decorations
• It's time to register for Spring Semester! Current and newly accepted students -...
• Gun discharges in carry-on bag at Atlanta airport
• Firefighters rescue horse from swimming pool
• Falcons head coach Smith rushed to hospital after win vs. Panthers
• Gladiators pick up point in shootout loss
• Norcross' Autry commits to Tech football
• Games announced for 2012 Corky Kell Classic
• Falcons look to keep playoff hopes alive on road vs. Panthers
• NL MVP Braun has positive drug test
• Georgia Southern beats Maine, reaches FCS semis
• Griffin III wins first Heisman for Baylor; Luck is runner-up again
• State championship notes: Grayson gets Dome double dip
• Grayson beats Walton 24-0 for first state title
• Gladiators handcuffed by Stingrays, Grubauer
• Helen Donald
• Anne Kalinin
• Ray Dean
• Mary Browning
• Wanda Davis
• Richard Sandoval
• Fredeva Doster
• George Elton
• Chelsi Lewis-Smith
• KATHLEEN PARKER: The GOP's death wish
• O'REILLY: The tax man cometh, and he wasteth my payout
• Georgia Tech eases past Savannah St. 65-45
• Ga. Southern takes down Maine 35-23
• Brickell places eighth at Foot Locker nationals
• PREP ROUNDUP: Meadowcreek wrestling makes history
• South inches out win over Norcross
• Georgia remembers Munson's 4 decades calling games at service
• Duluth Police introduce middle school program to combat bullying, drugs
• Suwanee official pens chapter in college textbook
• LARSON: Writer helps bereaved move beyond remorse to reinvestment
• GAB: Get pet photos Sunday with Santa
• Dacula Chick-fil-A opens Thursday
• GOODNEWS: Central Gwinnett Cluster awards first grant
• Barrow Fire crowns slimmed-down 'Loser' in competition
• JENKINS: Getting a head start on the 'nice' list
• Norcross company secures data in top secret fortresses
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: McClain, Korom announce commission campaigns
• TV show for parents airs Monday
• Budget hearing scheduled Tuesday
• HALL: Vigil provides much needed support
• ESTHER CEPEDA: Wake me when Decision 2012 is over
• Calif. prison psychologist accused of faking her own rape
• Police identify Va. Tech gunman
• Patriots triumph in double OT
• PREP ROUNDUP: Brookwood girls on a roll
• Cynthia Crawford
• Donald Broome
• George Elton
• Rudolph Davis
• Lorenne Mabrey
• Thaddeus Bokina
• Daniel Tucker
• Benjamin Chaney
• Buford meets defense like its own
• Emotional roller coaster leaves Wolves feeling low
• Calhoun stuns Buford to win state title
• Archer's Wyngaert commits to Union College softball
• Lions' Ramsey commits to CVCC baseball
• GWINNETT GRADS: Locals involved in 17 bowls
• Old Suwanee athletes make all-state teams
• Hebron to host basketball clinic Saturday
• YARBROUGH: Who in the world cares that UGA lost the SEC Championship?
• LETTERS: Schools have replaced Christianity with state-sponsored secular humanism
• LETTERS: Daily Post helps raise cancer awareness
• Dacula man sentenced for eavesdropping
• In wake of Canton tragedy, officials urge caution
• Computer virus puts GMC on 'total diversion status'
• Man charged with tattooing 15-year-old girl
• RICH: The perfect example of 'we'
• MCLEOD: How to get people to buy into your ideas
• Metals company expansion planned for Duluth
• Gwinnett deputy charged with DUI after Walton County wreck
• Gwinnett's credit rating reaffirmed
• Police ID fatal stabbing victim
• Georgia tax revenues show another monthly increase
• Survivor says he can't recall US soldier slayings
• As he campaigns, Gingrich also works for profit
• Friends mourn death of former state senator
• Man gets life in prison in Gainesville killing
• Congrats to two more Gwinnett Tech scholarship winners and thanks to the DeKalb...
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• Lorenne Mabrey
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• Eldo Thomason
• Julio Jones still feeling his way with Falcons
• PREP ROUNDUP: GAC takes down Centennial
• Touchdown Club of Gwinnett honors season's best
• Gladiators fall to Greenville 3-1 in final period
• Getting to Know ... Mark Moon
• Suspect in 7-year-old girl's slaying held in isolation
• Snellville PD helps needy kids with Christmas shopping
• Gwinnett's toll lanes at capacity
• Buford seniors trying to end career with another title
• Carver's McGee gives coaches take on Buford-Calhoun matchup
• Young Broncos off to hot start on wrestling mat
• Buford, Calhoun meet again in state finals
• Lilburn man faces death penalty in law grad slaying
• MCCULLOUGH: Worst abusers of children deserve harshest punishment
• EUGENE ROBINSON COLUMN
• Elementary kids 'Sing for Santa'
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Shame'
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• MOVIE REVIEW: 'New Year's Eve'
• ART BEAT: ArtWorks! Gwinnett seeks nominations for first arts awards
• THE DISH: Art's Bakery and Cafe
• Movie Trivia
• Gwinnett Ballet Theatre celebrates 30 years with 'The Nutcracker'
• FILM FANS: 'Descendants' packs emotional punch
• Shadowbrook Baptist Church hosts Christmas in the Park
• DISC SPOTLIGHT: 'The Debt'
• Aurora Theatre presents one-man show for 'A Christmas Carol'
• Comedian Bobcat Goldthwait at the Laughing Skull Lounge
• Death row inmate gets new trial because of tweeting juror
• North Gwinnett helps Toys for Tots
• Duluth post office adds hours for holidays
• Suspect in Canton girl's slaying held in isolation
• GTC Life Sciences Center Honored for Advancements in Health:
• Selena Gravitt
• Marian Gay
• Marian Tallent
• Richard Bussee
• Geraldine Strickland
• Rohanlall Hiralal
• Mary Court
• Barbara Garner
• Phyllis Sullivan
• Hazel Williams
• Donna Lickteig
• DALY: Many pine trees are being troubled by bark beetles
• Coolray Field to host Toys for Tots event
• Grayson, Buford on Gwinnett Prep Rally
• North's Palmer commits to Pfeiffer
• Shanteau, Weir part of Dec. 16-17 showcase in Atlanta
• Hawks' Mitchell commits to Piedmont softball
• Mountain View beats Meadowcreek in dual 37-27
• Brickell hoping for strong finish at nationals
• Gillespie proves to be workhorse for Rams
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Winegarden launches new judicial campaign
• Chamber gives out first-ever health care awards
• Cops nab duo suspected in four bank robberies
• Atlanta economy ties to transportation vote, economist says
• CEPEDA: Schools go overboard on 'inappropriate'
• Kenerly files bankruptcy
• LETTERS: Kudos to GDP's sports coverage
• THOMAS: It's a tough time for Jews
• Officials: Student caught with knife at school
• Georgia sees jump in charter school enrollment
• GAB: Local man inducted into educational hall of fame
• Couple slammed by car expected to recover, family says
• Soccer tournament benefits local family
• Grayson students produce second rap video for title game
• Gwinnett Tech Vet Tech Student Wins Association's First Scholarship:
• PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE: Rainbow Village gives thanks
• Maintenance worker arrested in death of 7-year-old Canton girl
• 'M-A-S-H' star Harry Morgan dies at age 96
• Trial begins in Eve Carson murder case
• Dorothy Hubbard becomes Albany's first female mayor
• Newell Rubbermaid closes $800 million credit pact
• Evelyn Mitchell
• Vundi Mabiala
• Willie Mae Jones
• Ion Ciurar
• Mary Hurtt
• Lisa Halski
• Tootsie Lay
• Barbara Garner
• Dorothy Weaver
• Heather Mairn
• Dahlia Titshaw
• BOYS BASKETBALL RANKINGS
• Hassell, Georgia women beat Mercer
• No. 7-ranked Patriots beat No. 6 South Gwinnett
• Patience, leadership help Conn build Rams
• North boys open region play with win over Peachtree Ridge
• GIRLS BASKETBALL RANKINGS
• PREP ROUNDUP: Duluth's Hood gets first win
• Changes abound with announcement of new GHSA regions
• CLINE: Duluth co-op planning to open thrift store
• Airport committee looks at other private ventures
• Martin holds onto seat in Lawrenceville runoff, Wells wins in Dacula
• Lawrenceville man charged with striking 2 pedestrians
• Sugar Hill council considers extension for sports center
• Student brings handgun to Hull Middle, turns self in
• GCPS gets award for local farm-grown food
• Savannah police find dead newborn in garbage truck
• State Sen. Vincent Fort discloses he has prostate cancer
• Macon native soul singer Howard Tate dies at 72
• Feedback sought for new, current GCPS curriculum
• Stroke, osteoporosis screenings offered in Buford
• Distributors: More sandwiches recalled
• Eastside patients can now pre-register for some procedures online
• Occupy Gwinnett targets foreclosure auction
• Girl wins $15,000 in upgrades for her school
• Georgia PSC approves low-income heating assistance
• Atlanta shows off new snow emergency equipment
• Police say girl's killing 'very calculated'
• Columbus mayor forms panel to push for train service
• New plant expected to bring up to 100 jobs to Augusta
• Junior Black
• Robert Rozar
• Ruth Beaver
• Thomas Lynn
• Ophelia Gilbert
• John Perdue
• Sarah Pennington
• Carolyn Posey
• Raymond Walls
• Lewis Etheridge
• Lillian Jesitus
• Mable Freeman
• Archer wins Southern Slam
• Brookwood wins Woodstock Duals
• Buford's Simpson finalist for coaching award
• Carter Martin Classic a success
• Berkmar's Brown out to answer any skeptics
• Buford's Freitag commits to Alabama
• Academics the biggest selling point at recruiting fair
• Buford, Grayson hope to make history in football finals
• Norcross adopts 2012 budget
• Scientists find biggest black holes yet -- as big as 10 billion suns
• US--Obama-Payroll Tax, 2nd
• Two more warrants issued in Oxycodone robbery
• Vacant property registration up for debate in legislature
• Norcross police seek tips in burglary probe
• Eastside Medical getting new patient tower
• Proposal would boost chairman's pay
• 4 nabbed in meth-trafficking cases
• Lake levels on the rise
• Walker to resign from Loganville legislative district
• Nelson to play at 37 Main
• Gwinnett educators talk funding with legislators
• Committee freezes lawmakers' salary adjustment
• FAA chief on leave after drunken driving arrest
• Cuts to first-class mail to slow delivery in 2012
• Cops: Pantless peeping Tom caught outside woman's home
• KING: Charting the 'oversights' in Gingrich's amnesty plan
• ESTHER CEPEDA: Fed up with this 'funding'
• KATHLEEN PARKER: The surging Newt
• BCS title game is LSU-Alabama rematch
• Georgia Tech, Utah accept invites to Sun Bowl
• Title game losers UGA, MSU fall to Outback Bowl
• Notre Dame, FSU to meet in Champs Sports Bowl
• Arkansas, Kansas State to meet in Cotton Bowl
• Music City Bowl picks Mississippi St., Wake Forest
• Notre Dame, FSU to meet in Champs Sports Bowl
• Title game losers UGA, MSU fall to Outback Bowl
• Georgia Tech, Utah accept invites to Sun Bowl
• Michigan, Va. Tech headed to Sugar Bowl
• Virginia to face Auburn in Chick-fil-A Bowl
• West Virginia, Clemson to collide in Orange Bowl
• Oklahoma State, Stanford headed to Fiesta Bowl
• Wisconsin, Oregon to make Rose Bowl returns
• BCS title game is LSU-Alabama rematch
• Penn State to play Houston in Ticket City Bowl
• Texas A&M to face Northwestern in Meineke Car Care Bowl
• Meyer's past, present give Gator Bowl marquee matchup
• Tiger Woods ends two-year victory drought
• Family of man killed in wreck suing Duluth restaurant
• Texans beat Falcons 17-10 for sixth straight win
• Alabama holds on to No. 2 in AP poll
• Eddie Long taking time off from megachurch
• Lawrenceville plant recalls sandwiches from RaceTrac stations
• 50th Anniversary Anderson
• Yancey-Croutch
• Donald Wills
• Henry Mitchell
• Heather Mairn
• John Rowan
• Boatright leads No. 8 UConn over Arkansas 75-62
• No. 1 Kentucky slips past No. 5 UNC
• LSU, Mathieu badger Bulldogs 42-10
• SEC title game turns in to birthday bash for Minter, LSU
• PREP ROUNDUP: GAC first, Bears third at Mountain View Duals
• Wesleyan defense too much for Mill Creek
• Gladiators fall in overtime
• Duluth hosts annual tree lighting
• City hosts holiday camp for kids
• Annual nonprofit Christmas wish lists
• Local tow truck president recognized
• Barrow green-lighted for low-interest, environmental loan
• LARSON: Gwinnett Ballet Theatre marks 30 years of magic
• GAB: Local couple donates to Gwinnett Tech
• GMC's open heart center 'a dream come true'
• Minority leadership a goal in relaunched Partnership Gwinnett effort
• Group opposes Winder hotel's demolition
• Gwinnett Coalition celebrates 20 years
• Scott promoted to vice president and CIO of GA Power
• Lawrenceville, Dacula runoff races feature comeback challenges
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Business seeks vacant House seat, legislative meeting set
• Buford stays poised to overcome mistakes, Carver 28-13
• Grayson beats Colquitt County to reach state finals
• Keyes helps Shiloh outlast Berkmar 59-49
• Catch caps Grayson's historic drive
• Kilpatrick carries Bearcats past Georgia
• No. 1 Kentucky, No. 5 North Carolina both want to run
• No. 3 Pokes bring BCS title hopes into Bedlam
• Hokies not taking Clemson lightly
• IN FRONT OF THE CAMERAS: Gwinnett Grads on TV
• PREP ROUNDUP: Davis scores 28 as South tops Parkview
• UGA, LSU: Two teams with nothing to lose?
• Gladiators lose, but move to first in division
• Paula Dashtpeyma
• Eva Lee
• Walter Winchell
• Eugene Duren
• Patrick Williams
• Rita Stone
• Unemployment at lowest since 2009
• YARBROUGH: Paying tribute to a wise man who made a difference
• RICH: Dixie Dew speaks again
• MCLEOD: Are you an additive person or a subtractive one?
• Lawsuit dismissed against Gwinnett Chamber, VP
• Former UGA player builds replica of Sanford Stadium field
• 1 booked in Oxycodone stick-up
• Alexander sworn in as Gwinnett clerk of court
• Lilburn accident victim was son of presidential hopeful
• Arrest made in July murder outside Norcross apartments
• Student charged in school bus fight
• Cell tower fire closes Rockbridge Road, evacuates day care
• Woman charged with vehicular homicide for Nov. 5 crash
• Cain making announcement about bid Saturday
• Business donates guitars, clothing to students
• Suwanee DDA sells Pierce's Corner, announces plans for redevelopment
• GDP site back up after service provider issues
• Unemployment rate falls to lowest since March 2009
• John Ford
• Delithea Williams
• Jesse Warwick
• Lindsey Wheeler-Takahashi
• New Dawn Theater presents 'Dad's Christmas Miracle'
• Film Fans captivated by Scorsese's 'Hugo'
• Movie trivia contest 12/2
• ART BEAT: Gwinnett ballerina Cassie Trenary invited to join American Ballet Theatre Company
• THE DISH: Touch of Europe Polish Store and Deli
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• Duluth lights its Christmas tree on Dec. 3
• Gwinnett County's cities are celebrating Christmas on Dec. 3
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Revenge of the Electric Car'
• DISC SPOTLIGHT: 'Another Earth'
• Eddie Owen opens new live music venue in Duluth
• Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful earns national recognition
• Spat over children may have fueled killing
• Movie filmed at GGC airs Friday
• Snellville opposes crematory outside city limits
• Ex-school administrator sentenced in shooting dies
• Report: Georgia among leaders in student data systems
• Morrow police chief put on unpaid leave
• Sloshed driver nabbed at courthouse
• Meeting with wife may be key to future of Cain bid
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Schrader kicks off judicial campaign; Britt, Lundy seek State Court seat
• Robert Unum
• Marsha Krieger
• Huston Platt
• Rayford King
• Ray Hill
• Ted Johnson
• GMC heart center named after Stricklands, to open in January
• Marshall's career highs, tough defense lead Tech women past Nebraska
• No. 15 Georgia women rout South Carolina St.
• Buford girls make film debut
• Gladiators power past Florida in third period
• Speed, patience, adaptability help Hightower become a force for Grayson
• PREP ROUNDUP: Bears sweep pair of matches
• HAMMOCK: Atmosphere is great at old Berkmar gymnasium
• Rosters announced for Gwinnett all-star football game
• Lilburn councilman: DOJ lawsuit 'without basis'
• Georgia defense looks to make mark against LSU
• ESTHER CEPEDA: Gingrich's tightrope walk
• THOMAS: 1941 was a December to remember
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Schrader kicks off judicial campaign; Britt, Lundy seek State Court seat
• Mason to be first Peachtree Corners mayor, 20 qualify for six council seats
• Gwinnett Fire scores rare national accreditation
• Math coach honored at state level
• Sears employee run over in foiled shoplifting plot
• GAB: Humane Society to host pet pictures with Santa
• Maxwell High gets visit from superintendent
• Lilburn man killed in head-on crash
• Suwanee approves police substation contractor
• Margaret Emond
• James Hanner
• Betty Summerford
• Glenroy Walker
• Linda Wood
• Zachary Holman
• Rayford King
• Mattie Fulcher
• Margaret Young
• William Hill
• Jocelyn Bowman
• Merle Bean
• James Lee
• Lois Frantz
• Hazel Moore
• John Sofikitis
• PREP ROUNDUP: Brookwood boys charge back
• Shurna, Northwestern top Tech
• Buck's 3s key as Eagles rally past Broncos
• Lawrenceville man sentenced to 20 years in Ponzi scheme
• Off-duty firefighter reports blaze at vacant home
• Police: No LSD in dog's system
• GOP candidate Santorum talks values in Duluth address
• Snellville Olive Garden names general manager
• Bose showroom opens at Doraville BrandsMart
• Innovative Outdoors named contractor of year
• Historic Winder hotel to be demolished after Christmas
• Gwinnett office to offer acupuncture for cancer patients
• Eastside Medical collecting Toys for Tots donations
• DeKalb County schools to remain accredited
• Gambling gets a look in conservative Georgia
• Children learn sustainable gardening at Grayson Montessori school
• Clothing emporium holds ribbon cutting
• No snow but winter drizzle makes for 'nasty' commute
• Google's maps go indoors with new mobile feature
• Quinn House asking for support for Christmas program
• Cain tells aides he is reassessing his campaign
• Study Buddies program pairs students, seniors
• Munson memorial to be held Dec. 10 at Sanford Stadium
• Drew Brees and Saints blow out Giants, 49-24
• Casey Conner
• Amy Street
• Robert Prather
• Thelma Crews
• Ronnie Samples
• Chuen Ho
• Henry Stephens
• Glenn Fuller
• Humberto Sanchez-Jacome
• Mary Crook
• Zachary Holman
• Betty Summerford
• Margaret Hadley
• Evelyn Ussery
• Hattie Nolen
• Emory Ginn
• Edward Phillips
• Betty Nixon
• Snow could dust Gwinnett on Tuesday
• Buford teen dies in wreck
• County Library offers shoppers ways to support system
• Arrest made in nail salon fight
• Final Sugarloaf section taking shape along 316
• Canadian author intrigued by Gwinnett missing persons cases
• Two Georgia college students win Marshall Scholarships
• ArtWorks! Gwinnett is holding open nominations for awards
• Family displaced by Norcross blaze
• Vermont artist: I'll fight Chick-fil-A for my kale
• Rep. Barney Frank to retire, closing long career
• Report: Urban Meyer hired as Ohio State coach
• Gwinnett 'growler' pioneer rides draft-beer-to-go craze
• Georgia State Patrol reports 12 deadly wrecks in holiday period
• USPS officials to discuss possible consolidation to Duluth facility
• Gwinnett could see rain-snow mix
• Falcons hold off Vikings
• UGA shifts focus to upsetting LSU
• Heinicke throws 5 TDs, sets up matchup with Ga. Southern
• Sara Mayer
• Lucile Haney
• Barbara Reed
• Rebecca Holbrook
• Pratin Turner
• Thomas Lawler
• Dora Sanchez
• Arthur Lowing
• Lynn Holman
• Patricia Kirby
• Henry Stephens
• Henry Fears
• Richard Oliver
• William Booth
• Bill O'Reilly: 2011 memo to the Occupiers
• Gladiators earn point in OT loss in S.C.
• PREP ROUNDUP: Duluth girls top Mountain View for tourney title
• Brickell qualifies for Foot Locker nationals
• Norcross ice-cold in tournament loss
• DALY: Finding the perfect Christmas tree
• Brookwood grad pursuing doctorate after being paralyzed
• Stricklands 'doing God's work' through their philanthropy
• One in a million: Duluth teen prepares to release full-length album in 2012
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: GOP's Santorum to appear at Gwinnett forum
• Tips for shopping safety on 'Cyber Monday'
• NBA owners, players reach tentative deal
• Harold Davis
• Lynn Holman
• Martha Blanton
• Norcross girls No. 16 in USA Today rankings
• Carter leads Shiloh to 2-0 start
• Godwin's 25 points not enough for Norcross boys
• PREP ROUNDUP: Hebron girls stay unbeaten
• Consummate underdog Dacula can't topple Walton
• Falcons' rally falls short to Walton 21-13
• Clay, passing game help Wolves' offense
• Grayson capitalizes on special teams
• Stingy defense sends Buford to semis
• Watson, Grayson put away West Forsyth with two-minute attack
• Montell Jordan 'shakes heaven' with new album
• Gladiators rebound in rematch with Nailers
• YARBROUGH: Lot on the line as student-athletes at Tech and UGA face off today
• LETTERS: Kathleen Parker column fails to make point
• IN FRONT OF THE CAMERAS: Gwinnett Grads on TV
• Georgia goes for state crown before SEC title game
• Gwinnett Grads competing in FCS playoffs
• Local youths competing for football national title
• Twins sign Bulger
• Mejia may be G-Braves' answer at first base
• Pedestrian hit by truck on I-85
• Peachtree Corners business group forms
• Sowers — Swanson
• GWINNETT GAB: Jackson EMC gives out $44K in grants
• Garner — Brisson
• Glotfelty — Singleton
• Shoppers encouraged to head to smaller stores
• Elementary students start newsletter
• Cross Pointe Church's group creates blankets and clothes for the needy
• Grayson prepares for holiday traditions
• Sugar Hill to host holiday celebration
• Suwanee holds annual photo contest
• GOOD NEWS FROM SCHOOLS: Third-grader wins Jimmy Carter contest
• Car seat inititive gaining national attention, officials say
• John Rogers
• Thomas Lawler
• Liam Cassidy
• Arnette Ansley
• Glenroy Walker
• Christina Thompson
• Mittie Owenby
• John Drake
• Hermila Salcido
• Bob Clifford
• Court clerk, former DA Tom Lawler loses fight with prostate cancer
• Christmas tree lit in Lawrenceville for 24th year
• Stormwater rule gives redevelopment a boost in Gwinnett
• Sugarloaf UMC feeds those in need on Thanksgiving
• Living in Space exhibit at Environmental & Heritage Center
• 2 Gwinnett kids picked for hospital Holiday Card program
• Power briefly lost in Lawrenceville on Thanksgiving
• ROBINSON: Waiting for the GOP's love
• MCCULLOUGH: Ol' Lady Luck smiles on me
• Wilkins named MVP as Wesleyan win tourney
• Getting to Know ... Joey Haddad
• Underdog Dacula faces tough challenge against Walton
• Talent-laden Buford hosts Elbert Co. in third round
• Grayson sees many similarities in West Forsyth
• Hosea Feed the Hungry feast to serve 40K hungry, homeless
• Ga. National Guard unit returns home from Iraq
• Festive Thanksgiving Day Parade heads through NYC
• 1 dead, 4 injured in head-on collision in Douglas
• Gingrich could draw GOP ire on immigration
• John Becraft
• Ellowayne Shaw
• Ansley Arnette
• Kevin Bagwell
• Martha Blanton
• Daily Post's All-County Cross Country team
• G-Braves set 2012 game times
• New York hoops powers headed to Shiloh
• HAMMOCK: Stinchcomb focused on life after football
• BISHER: Kimbrel, horse racing and more
• Kissel pushers herself to forefront of Brookwood program
• Peachtree Ridge's Brickell in the middle of magical career
• Jacoby looks back on GSU career with pride after final win
• CEPEDA: Immigration's growing pains
• SMITH: Julie Moran
• Aurora Theatre's 'Christmas Canteen' brings holiday cheer
• Army Corps restricts water flow from Lake Lanier
• Black Friday sales starting Thursday night
• Braselton-based company offering discount groceries
• SMITH: Remembering Larry Munson
• Carl House swingin' with Black Friday Ball
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Hugo' achieves a level of perfection never seen before in a movie
• THE DISH: Roya Mediterranean Restaurant and Tapas Bar
• Snellville and Loganville celebrate the holidays with tree lightings
• ART BEAT: 'Santaland Diaries' allow Lionheart actors a chance to improvise
• Film Fans take a chance on 'Breaking Dawn: Part 1'
• Movie Trivia Contest 11-25
• DISC SPOTLIGHT: 'Super 8'
• 'Arthur Christmas' is a holly, jolly romp
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'The Descendants' is a hands-down masterpiece
• Enviromental & Heritage Center sponsors gingerbread house contest
• GAB: Local Kroger hosts Vince Dooley
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Woodall disappointed by balanced budget vote
• Teen severely hurt during nail salon fracas
• Police exchange gunfire outside massage parlor
• James Garner
• David Franklin
• Kokomo Hunt
• William Booth
• Samuel Brown
• Bobby Garner
• Mary Bohannon
• Linda Helton
• James Waters
• Herman Dodd
• Catherine Wilkerson
• Claude Reeves
• William Almand
• Lavonia Bailey
• Maxine Huntington
• Hawks, hot behind arc, edge Spartans
• Chemistry, flexibility big part of Grayson's offensive line success
• Caldwell-Pope leads Georgia past Notre Dame
• Tech gets Smith back, UGA's Crowell has 'chance' to play
• SEC West teams lead way, create crazy scenarios
• Wesleyan's McMurry signs with FSU swimming
• G-BRAVES NOTES: Veteran catcher Boscan re-signs
• Airport board questions consultant
• Suspect arrested in August nightclub shooting
• Expansion of long-debated Lilburn mosque to take 'a few years'
• 24th annual tree lighting scheduled for Gwinnett Historic Courthouse
• 2 sought in Stone Mountain home robbery, beating
• T-SPLOST projects outside of Gwinnett could impact local drivers
• Winder bypass could get funding from T-SPLOST
• Two Henry County court employees face drug charges
• Police: Intruder demands money from 101-year-old man
• Construction costs rise for Plant Vogtle expansion
• Man pleads not guilty in death of wife
• Providence Christian purchases iPad 2 tablets for students
• Chamber to honor Gwinnett's best in health care
• GMC-Duluth now offers robotic thoracic surgeries
• Security beefed up for holidays at Gwinnett Place
• Lucille Bradford
• Lisa Sheppard
• Dorothy Fox
• David Fleming
• James Moore
• Linda Byrne
• Lavonia Bailey
• Bennett Stewart
• Mildred Crook
• Roy Huff
• Richard Li
• Wright O'Laughlin
• Estel Howard
• Lavette Brownlee
• Vernell Allen
• Palmer's role with Falcons building
• Parkview girls turn up pressure in win over Riverdale
• Peachtree Ridge's Rives hits 3 to beat GAC
• Three schools moving up; rest of Gwinnett staying put
• Cook's homecoming with Titans ends in loss
• Lee Tucker named to Brand board
• Local business marks 25 years
• Local builder wins awards
• Discovery Point hires Siegel as director of operations
• Former Bulldogs remember, mourn Munson
• State Supreme Court sides with Episcopal Church
• EPD re-issues final Plant Washington permit
• Feds say no to free ride for two-person carpools
• Analysts, Inc. expands in Suwanee
• Gwinnett courts get new jury service model
• Parents awarded $9.8 million in child's drowning
• Lil Light O' Mine teaches children to shine
• GGC tops charts in enrollment systemwide
• Georgia EPD re-issues final Plant Washington permit
• Gingrich calls for private retirement accounts
• Ga. Supreme Court rules in favor of Snellville subdivision
• Oconee County park gets grant for improvements
• Lawsuits targeted board, Cain over retirement fund
• PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE: Rainbow Village fighting homlessness
• Longtime Georgia announcer Munson dies at 89
• LSU, Alabama atop latest BCS standings
• Miami self-imposes bowl game ban due to investigation
• Super Six Basketball capsules
• Stewart edges Edwards to win NASCAR championship
• Falcons hold off Locker, Titans for 23-17 win
• Defense leads Georgia back to SEC title game
• Stanford student from Atlanta among Rhodes Scholars
• Man found shot, slain in empty Augusta lot
• Sunday alcohol sales start in some Georgia cities
• Clarence Thomas celebrates museum in Ga. hometown
• Bed Bath & Beyond bringing 900 jobs to Jackson Co.
• Joseph Davis
• Thomas Saliceti
• Lisa Mae Sheppard
• Runelle Thompson
• Gertrude Coble
• Betty Thompson
• Mozelle Gaddis
• Gladiators have winning streak snapped by Stingrays
• Wesleyan rolls as Wilkins hits milestone
• GAC closes strong to beat Mill Creek
• PREP FOOTBALL NOTES: Scoreboard "lights out" in Falcons win
• PREP ROUNDUP: Central boys rally to beat Hillgrove
• Penn State sets up division title game vs. Wisconsin
• Sims, Washington help Georgia Tech top Duke 38-31
• Panthers end tough season on a high note with 42-35 win
• Edwards qualifies 1st at Homestead, Stewart 15th
• Stenhouse Jr. wins Nationwide Series championship
• Bulldogs finish the drill for SEC East title
• Gadhafi's son captured by revolutionaries
• Attacks against MARTA drivers increase
• Douglas Co. school district looks at ads to make money
• Susan Tidwell: understanding veteran benefits for seniors
• PARKER: Ignorance isn't bliss
• CEPEDA: The ostrich factor and childhood obesity
• Police: Pair arrested after nude photo shoot near church
• Just-arrived Sauer helps Gladiators to 4-2 over Stingrays
• Muslims to NYPD: 'Respect us, we'll respect you'
• Report: Black Dems lose clout in southern capitols
• Official says Wagner not a suspect in Natalie Wood's 1981 death
• Jury weighing charges in '78 deaths of NJ teens
• Okla. St. coaches die in plane crash
• Colquitt County knocks North out of playoffs 17-7
• Ruth Grimes
• Danny Brogdon
• Edna Jackson
• Carl Bosch
• Christia Moretz
• Philip Doucette
• Pat Tyson
• Ron & June Osier
• Marcie Wagoner-Turner
• Richard Dancer
• Frances Roberts
• Joseph Davis
• Lillian Summers
• Three charged with exploiting mentally ill
• Sugar canisters instead filled with coffee creamer recalled
• Four charge in alleged auto theft ring
• Joe Paterno has lung cancer, son says
• Mill Creek cheerleaders are state champs
• ArtReach founder Anderson to address local DAR chapter
• Police team to target metal crooks
• Recycling event Saturday at Coolray
• In observance of Thanksgiving, Gwinnett Technical College will close at 3 p.m. o...
• Report: Black Dems lose clout in southern capitols
• Georgia SPCA offers holiday pet photos on Sunday
• Burglary suspect leaves car running, Facebook page up
• Lawsuit: Georgia man fired for refusing to wear '666'
• Groups rally at Ga. immigration detention center
• Man accused in Georgia sex cases caught in Texas
• Columbus to get new hybrid buses for transit system
• Georgia wants less water released from Lanier
• Oklahoma State women's coaches die in Ark. plane crash
• Warren Brown
• Eunice Harrison
• Ronald Harold
• Zack Yarbray
• Christopher Carter
• Helen Withers
• Strangers who helped each other on Wisconsin highway reunite
• MCCULLOUGH: Black Thursday is here, like it or not
• ROBINSON: Still occupied
• Gunman shoots himself at FedEx center
• Watkins gets win in debut with Parkview
• James scores 15 as Georgia women roll
• Tech falls to St. Joe's
• Norcross holds on to beat Columbia
• School board approves legislative program
• Education officials talk safety
• Accountability on minds of HOT lanes foes at town hall
• Berkeley Lake annexes commercial properties
• Ga. man pleads guilty in alleged 'pill mill'
• Man, 19, convicted of killing Wrightsville man
• Gladiators call on Sauer to step between pipes
• Getting to Know ... Bryan Brutlag
• Rams pit strength against strength with Vikings
• Broncos face big test in unbeaten M.L. King
• Grayson has an unstoppable force in Nkemdiche
• North trying to end playoff curse against South Georgia teams
• Dacula seeks another win after emotional first round
• Buford faces hot Jefferson County team in second round
• Norcross man sentenced to life in murder of 'drinking buddy'
• Teen murder suspect surrenders; two family members booked
• Officials: Handgun found in school backpack
• Demi Moore to divorce Ashton Kutcher
• Police: 8 Occupy Atlanta protesters arrested
• Double Threat: Lanier High student talented on field and the stage
• Two killed in wreck, driver charged with vehicular homicide
• Georgia secretary of state: Voter ID law stops fraud
• Idaho man charged with trying to assassinate Obama
• DISC SPOTLIGHT: 'West Side Story' 50th Anniversary
• Film Fans learn some history with 'J. Edgar'
• MOVIE REVIEW: Movie shows insight into 'Being Elmo: A Puppeteer's Journey'
• Pete Carnes
• Warren Brown
• Zack Yarbray
• George Edgens
• Danny Brogdon
• Ronald Harold
• Monica Ebert
• Eunice Harrison
• Connie Atwell
• Boncile Duncan
• Linda Ledbetter
• Edith Risch
• Diane Hutchens
• George Everett
• Marcie Wagoner-Turner
• 2011 Gwinnett Area Softball Leaders
• 2011 Gwinnett Daily Post All-County Softball
• McEachern takes down Norcross girls
• Georgia pulls away from South Dakota St.
• Suspicious package found at Norcross bank
• 1 dead in severe Southeast storms
• Teenaged gearheads clash Saturday
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Gwinnett leaders meet with transportation secretary
• Parkview basketball tourney begins Thursay
• HAMMOCK: Grayson thrives on controlling the clock
• Overstreet, Case save their best for Buford's biggest moments
• Floor endures to pitch Collins Hill to another title
• North on a roll since Norcross comeback
• North seniors sign in softball
• Gwinnett Prep Rally to feature playoff highlights
• Falcons' White looks to eliminate penalties
• Speaker's focus is on tax reform, job creation
• Principal program brings out community leaders
• Holidays no longer furloughs for Gwinnett workers
• Georgia water supply task force looks to reservoirs
• Duluth woman jailed on arson charges
• Former inmate attacked deputy at Walmart, is deported
• Tornado warning cancelled, watch in effect until 7 p.m.
• Georgia Aquarium announces beluga whale pregnancy
• Local company hosts fundraiser for Suwanee Performing Arts
• 2011 All-County Volleyball Team
• George Everett
• Dorothy Murrell
• John Pierce
• Josselene Solages
• Marguerite Austin
• Wanda Taylor
• Wayne Wolf
• Nolan Derouen
• Astros general manager knows uncertainty with team
• Gladiators swap forwards with AHL
• Shiloh wins Carter's debut in overtime
• North's Sphire honored by Falcons
• Buford's Staub commits to North Carolina
• GAC's Bohannon maintains focus during senior season
• Dacula to honor football alumni Friday
• Atlanta's spring finale at Coolray Field a night game
• Georgia's Richt trying to 'finish the drill'
• Broncos buoyed by 'D'
• Detroit's Verlander wins AL Cy Young in unanimous vote
• Gwinnett airport task force searches for mission
• 1 dead in overnight Lawrenceville shooting
• Motive at issue in fatal stabbing trial
• Georgia Democrats hold briefing on immigration law
• Buford Academy students earn visit from Falcons
• Aflac attorney named to Georgia Superior Court
• GA-PCOM students get white coats
• Mills sworn in to Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles
• Alleged burglar stuck in chimney for 10 hours
• Bibb County commission OKs Sunday sales start for Dec. 4
• County budget proposal calls for cuts
• Report: Officer witnessed I-85 plunge
• LaHood: Deeper Savannah harbor 'has to happen'
• Cain vows clear foreign policy after Libya lapse
• Experts discuss the age of wireless at Gwinnett Tech
• Voters countywide to consider Sunday sales in March 6 primary
• Water main break closes Lilburn's Main Street
• Home Depot's 3Q net rises on storm boost
• Olympic group: Birmingham must remove iconic rings
• One dead in overnight Lawrenceville shooting
• William Ouimette
• Joseph Balenger
• Yvonne Moore
• Karen Springsteen
• Louise Zauche
• Carroll Garrett
• Golden Brooks
• Lynnette Braner-Seckler
• Alma Vandiver
• Larry Quickel
• Carol Mote
• Rayla Smith
• Brookwood-Collins Hill, Mill Creek-Parkview splits among early swim-dive results
• Big men Miller, Holsey lead Tech past Delaware State
• Playoffs break toward home for Gwinnett teams
• Gwinnett Football League crowns its winners
• BISHER: Payton a winner on crutches
• Atlanta's Smith still accepting blame for OT loss
• Gladiators lose both goalies on same day
• Snellville's new mayor, council members take oaths
• The Pitcher's Mound to honor college-bound seniors
• Mill Creek's Williams signs with Shorter basketball
• Collins Hill to offer winter lacrosse camp
• Weir wins championship in the 50 freestyle
• Mill Creek to honor softball signees
• Parkview's Lehner signs with Georgia Tech
• Softball seniors lead Region 7-8 team to victories
• Man jumps from I-85 overpass
• Father's charges upgraded to murder
• Gwinnett property taxes due Tuesday
• Police: Lawrenceville banker charged in fraud scheme
• Key senator says another FAA shutdown possible
• Southeast Georgia explored as possible zircon source
• Georgia-Georgia Tech game set for noon kickoff
• Town hall on Gwinnett toll lanes planned Thursday
• Gingrich in Iowa says GOP taking second look
• Cain accuser's former boyfriend says they all met
• Braves' Kimbrel, Rays' Hellickson chosen rookies of the year
• Work begins Tuesday on Ga. 316, 20 interchange
• Georgia AG pleased by high court's health law review
• Saints beat Falcons 26-23 in OT on Kasay kick
• THE BLITZ: Dacula can be county's next elite team
• Saints beat Falcons 26-23 in OT on Kasay kick
• Gladiators tie game late, but fall in shootouT
• Super Six Swimming and Diving Profiles
• Bonnie Black
• Shirley Force
• Deborah Foote
• Beverly Hendricks
• Jack Rice
• Roberta Azevedo
• James Lee
• Ramon Platas
• Juanita Vanover
• Lillian Forrest
• Prep football notes: Crews shows faith in defense in first-round win
• Georgia in driver's seat with 45-7 win over Auburn
• Homecoming bittersweet for North grad Uzomah
• BUSINESS BRIEFS: Sugarloaf Pharmacy opens Tuesday
• Kyle Maynard's next adventure: Kilimanjaro
• Nash to unveil 2012 spending plan Tuesday
• Another pair of Kilimanjaro missions
• New stores open at Discover Mills
• GGC waives application fee
• OUR VIEW: Sunday sales long overdue
• THOMPSON: HOT situation begs: 'What's going on here?'
• OREILLY: Selling John Lennon's body parts
• WILBANKS: School system thankful for passage of ESPLOST
• United Way to award Legacy Award Grants Monday
• '12 Days of Arthur Christmas' brings cheer to Gwinnett
• Gwinnett County road closures, Nov. 13 through 20
• GAB: Antique shop moves to Lawrenceville
• Auburn mayor wins national women's leadership award
• GMC-Duluth making things more comfortable for Korean patients
• Duluth to paint drains for water pollution prevention
• Downtown Duluth projects praised
• Hoschton Holiday Market offers local, artsy gift ideas
• JENKINS: Why I voted for the E-SPLOST (but understand if you didn't)
• GOODNEWS: Shiloh Marching Brigade wins awards
• LARSON: Gwinnett honors veterans in many special ways
• New section of Ivy Creek Greenway opened
• Schools partner to feed hungry
• Norcross showcase to feature state-title rematch
• Grayson dominates Collins Hill for 32-7 win
• Sammon shines down stretch for Broncos
• Broncos fight back to stun Peachtree Ridge in OT
• Hosch, North roll past Archer 49-3
• Catch propels Dacula into second round
• Buford dispatches Temple with ease
• Capobianco scores winning TD in Dacula's victory over Norcross
• Haddad helps Gladiators fry Walleye
• Armstrong leads No. 13 Georgia past TCU
• Tech wins big in Gregory's first game
• Sandra Hamlet
• Shawn Heffron
• Eduardo Fernandez
• Judy Hammond
• Rosetta Bailey
• William Quimetto
• Billy Savage
• Roberta Azevedo
• John Davis
• Carl Jordan
• Auburn hoping healthy Blake, Reed to aid passing game
• 11-11-11 date brings hopes of good fortune around world
• President Obama observes Veterans Day
• Lions' Frisbie to sign with college softball program
• Dacula extends shoe drive
• Miscues at critical times sink game, title hopes for Tech
• Coffey a model of consistency at Campbellsville
• IN FRONT OF THE CAMERAS
• Parkview's Piner signs with Louisville
• Buford school board honors theater department
• Gun fired in robbery at Suwanee park
• Romney to headline Georgia fundraiser
• Tucker home suffers moderate fire damage
• Recycle day in Duluth on Saturday
• UGA student charged with selling drugs from room
• Norcross upgrading electric grid
• Lilburn police to take back pills next week
• Veterans honored for lifetime of service at Gwinnett ceremony
• Top Mexican Cabinet secretary, seven others die in helicopter crash
• Atlanta mayor, Gov. Deal to tour Port of Savannah
• 11-11-11 brings hopes of good luck
• Harriet Biggers
• Annie Petty
• Janit Mabe
• Patrick Acree
• Nellie Pilko
• Bianca Solvalu
• John O'connor
• Pauline Rozelle
• Mildred Blan
• Martin Harper
• Harriet Tucker
• Louette Mcginnis
• Bruce Hoopes
• James Thienemann
• Momentum lifts Virginia Tech past Yellow Jackets 37-26
• Pride is enough of a prize when Miami, FSU play
• WOODALL: Remembering our veterans
• MCCULLOUGH: Find a way to support veterans
• LETTERS: Shame on Cal Thomas
• Groups build new deck for Marine vet as thanks for service
• Occupy leaves home, family evicted, leaders say
• Community lending support to Injured couple
• North wary of newcomer Archer
• Rams, Eagles have different methods, same goal
• Norcross faces improved Dacula squad second time around
• Billy Crystal tweets that he's hosting the Oscars
• Wolves host Temple as their chase for fifth straight title begins
• County goes head-to-head to open football state playoffs
• Gut check time for Brookwood, Peachtree Ridge
• Eagles wrestling to host charity poker tourney
• Fatal stabbing trial slated next week
• Three anti-express lanes groups join forces
• J. Griffin Doyle named a UGA vice president
• College fair scheduled for students with special needs
• Goat spotted running along I-85
• Nazi labor camp survivor signing books in Gwinnett
• Grayson Tech honors veterans
• Senate approves jobs benefits for veterans
• From start to end, meaningful hoops tournaments abound
• DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Archer's Jermaine Morris
• Cathy Evans
• Louise Forrester
• Joel Conway
• Hoyt Gibson
• J.h. Summerour
• Donald Newton
• Lois Atha
• Mike Jones
• Mabel Roden
• Bonnie Hall
• Robert Clark
• Jerry Ethridge
• David Hanson
• William Wehner
• Thelma Dudley
• Charlie Daniel
• Fred Hoefer
• Brenda Ruark
• OFFENSIVE HONOR ROLL
• UConn's Lamb joins Sullinger on AP preseason All-America team
• Cardinals manager La Russa announces retirement
• Braves trade Lowe to Indians for minor leaguer
• Braves pick up option on Hinske
• Georgia LB Jones gets it done with determination
• Buford, Collins Hill retain state softball crowns
• Do-it-all Capobianco lives up to his name
• North's Kongquee headed to Young Harris
• Shearer starts job as Duluth's first manager
• Newton and McFarland running for City Council in Norcross
• Gwinnett County calls meeting at service delivery deadline
• Annual GA-PCOM Peachtree Road 5K is Saturday
• Taxes, town center divide Snellville mayoral candidates
• Cops: Daschund given LSD, struck by car in Snellville
• See how the kids at Gwinnett Tech's Hudgens Early Education Center celebrated Ha...
• Boy alerts sleeping family to fire at Duluth home
• THE BLITZ: Learning curve fast in Gwinnett football
• Georgia Tech bounces back, shocks Clemson, 31-17
• William Smith
• Larry Hoff
• Stephen Tugbang
• Darrell Allen
• Barbara Espy
• Royce Brandon
• George Barkanich
• Anne Lockerbie
• Thomas Cochran
• OUR VIEW: HOT lanes hot button for road tax
• Five myths about 'American exceptionalism'
• Friendly, flat-faced dogs gather in style
• O'REILLY: This is America in decline
• CEPEDA: Those pesky student loans
• MURPHY: A success story born out of Rainbow Village
• MARAN: E-SPLOST key to schools' continued success
• PARKER: Cain's smoking gun
• No. 22 Georgia ends losing skid in Jacksonville
• Improbable rally lifts Buford to fifth straight softball title
• Collins Hill clips Mill Creek for third straight title
• Usage triples in first month of HOT lanes
• Meet the finalists for Teacher of the Year
• Lawrenceville church to hold Family Caregivers Conference
• The Hope Clinic hosting annual Circle of Hope Awards
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Local legislators back Romney for president; Bender picks up endorsements
• Road closures, Oct. 30 through Nov. 5
• Outlook brighter for shelter animals
• Sunday sales vote heads quietly to local ballots
• WORLD CHAMPIONS!!!: Cardinals beat Rangers, 6-2, in Game 7
• Gladiators sunk in overtime 3-2
• Buford, Wesleyan must win the hard way after Friday losses
• Collins Hill back in finals, could meet Mill Creek
• Dacula rushes for 483 yards in win over Berkmar
• Wesleyan dominates in final subregion game
• Jones sets county mark as Central beats Shiloh
• Hebron defense strong in win over Cross Keys
• Apalachee dominates the Battle of Barrow
• GAC tunes up for crucial game with easy win
• Grayson clinches Region 8 title with Gaines' TD
• North cruises to win over Duluth
• Laura Williams
• Marjorie Davis
• Nancy White
• Rosalind Pope
• Annette Keller
• Reginald Smith
• Q. O. Gilliland
• Ruth Fowler
• GWINNETT GRADS: North's Groth off to strong start in college
• 13-year-old helps in drug bust
• North Gwinnett Beta Club has haunted house Saturday
• Peachtree Corners cityhood issue divides community
• Archer student with Down syndrome all smiles as football manager
• Discover Mills hosts kid-friendly Halloween event
• RICH: When restlessness strikes
• MCLEOD: Why the customer isn't always right
• Walsh — Michaels
• 60th anniversary
• Balmforth — Azurmendi
• 50th anniversary
• Halloween photo contest on Facebook
• Local church unable to finishing construction due to recession
• Heroic dog saves owner's life
• Christian school gets healthy vending machine
• Children's Restoration Network in need of Thanksgiving food donations
• Suwanee to host 'parks party'
• Barrow fire vet honored as top in state
• Braselton road project causes detour
• GTC Criminal Justice students hit the road in the program's new police car simul...
• Nada Loncar
• Ralph Sibley
• J. Harold Bennett
• Hyungkul Ryu
• Carlton Addis
• Margie Duke
• Linda Tingle
• Study: Casinos could net nearly $1 billion for Ga.
• Deputies mourn officer killed on duty
• Study: Casinos could net nearly $1 billion for Ga.
• Ga. debates plan for natural gas stations
• Collins Hill drops KMHS, Brookwood to advance at state tournament
• Buford, Wesleyan sweep into winner's bracket final
• ROBINSON: Have and have-not nation
• MCCULLOUGH: Who's the fairest of them all?
• Cops hold class focused on searching for Alzheimer's patients
• Wesleyan sweeps team region crowns
• GAC sends boys, girls to state
• McCann earns postseason all-star nod
• BISHER: Early bore ends with strong finish in World Series
• Murder case centers on suspect's competency
• More than bragging rights on the line in Barrow battle
• Chance to express HOT lane frustration at new town hall
• Dyslexia school fundraiser is Saturday
• Pedestrian safety paramount on Halloween
• Playoffs come early to Archer, Parkview
• BREAKDOWN: Central at Shiloh
• BREAKDOWN: Wesleyan at Mt. Pisgah
• BREAKDOWN: North Gwinnett at Duluth
• BREAKDOWN: Hapeville Charter at GAC
• BREAKDOWN: Cross Keys at Hebron
• BREAKDOWN: Peachtree Ridge at Mill Creek
• BREAKDOWN: Meadowcreek at Mountain View
• BREAKDOWN: Dacula at Berkmar
• Cops: Antique Japanese gun used in robbery
• High stakes for Collins Hill, Norcross
• Lanier honors seniors in final week
• Brookwood-Grayson building into marque rivalry
• GTC Student Life be sure to check out the latest Gwinnett Tech News Report on ou...
• Gwinnett Tech or CSI? New Cutting-Edge Labs Make it Hard to Tell:
• Gwinnett Tech is a Finalist for Intel Innovation Award to Improve Healthcare Del...
• Margie Duke
• Elizabeth Schwindler
• John Dean
• Ralph Sibley
• Mildred Still
• William Wilson
• Lillian Johnson
• Jenny Berner
• Debi Weatherford-Rogers
• Fleming, Sims help Gladiators tumble Titans
• GAC storms into state volleyball finals
• North's Johnson wins gold at Pan-Am Games
• LETTERS: Vote yes on E-SPLOST
• LETTERS: HOT town hall meeting more of the same nonsense
• THOMAS: Bobby Jindal's triumph
• CEPEDA: A holiday made for America
• SHOOK: Why the City of Peachtree Corners is a good idea
• Riot squads clear protests in 2 cities
• Man thought to be John Wayne Gacy victim found alive in Florida
• Broncos lean on Kissel for region cross country meet
• Leaders mingle at Gwinnett Chamber event
• Gwinnett moms find a new passion in running
• Duluth police cracking national Walmart card scam
• Man accused of leaving infant daughter "to die out in the woods"
• Suwanee police will soon offer online crime data
• Patent for tolls sought for state
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Tea Party activists say Occupation was unfair, Gingrich to appear
• GCPS leads nation in Energy Star certification
• Gwinnett Coalition honors Great Days volunteers
• Motorcycle ride a boon for Gwinnett cops' kids
• Suwanee volunteers, star employee honored at council meeting
• GAB: Dog, cat costume contest planned
• DALY: The kudzu bug is troubling many homeowners
• Rick McCleary
• Thelma Walters
• Patricia Hall
• Lawrence Hambrick
• Arlie Nix
• Perry Kimbro
• Red Sox general manager Epstein joins the Cubs
• Napoli, Pujols swing deep into World Series lore
• LETTERS: Biden/Obama out of touch
• CLINE: A new view of an old rivalry game
• LETTERS: HOT lanes nothing but a revenue stream
• Post-Gadhafi Libya unlikely to be free by our standard
• THOMAS: Gadhafi bites the dust ... what's next?
• Gwinnett board delays vote on new ethics law
• Grayson's Schuessler out to transform Rams' QB position
• Ga. Tech tries to get back on track after two losses
• Falcons lose fullback Mughelli with knee injury
• Ga. Tech tries to rebuild once-proud program
• Falcons pick Wesleyan's Pridgen as coach of the week
• Iraq War vet Morgan the guest of women's club
• Suspects arrested in Netherworld parking scheme
• Dept. of Public Health seeking input on block grant
• Company to relocate and expand in Norcross
• Mom cries foul in battery arrest at Gwinnett Tech
• High school program combats internet dangers
• Duluth resident becomes YouTube sensation in one week
• GMC, Chamber to host sports-themed prostate heatlh event
• Snellville woman has wildlife sanctuary in backyard
• ArtWorks! Gwinnett presents free workshop to public
• Gwinnett hospital, health system board meet
• Local agencies to participate in drug take back event
• Final suspect in Lawrenceville townhouse killing surrenders
• Snellville's Oberholtzer presides over final meeting as mayor
• Gwinnett County Public Library celebrates 'Gone with the Wind'
• PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE: Saturday is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
• Kenneth Foster
• Jimmy Jones
• Angela Fulcher
• Perry Kimbro
• Mozelle Cruce
• Patricia White
• Clarence Porter
• Arlie Nix
• Lawrence Griffith
• Avis Whitley
• Maryanne Paque
• Carolyn Murphy
• Barbara Hall
• Judith Alexander
• Roger Bowlsby
• William Bell
• Emma Smith
• Joan Flowers
• Irate residents walk out on HOT lanes meeting
• DEFENSIVE HONOR ROLL
• Review: 'Anonymous'
• Man indicted for string of copper thefts at cell towers
• Rock legend: Grayson Tech students 'very talented'
• Fireplace blamed in destructive Lawrenceville house fire
• Lawrenceville driver strikes tree, dies
• Lawrenceville woman, 54, united with long-lost siblings
• Dyer Elementary kids get creative with pumpkins
• Mitsubishi project up for vote in Gwinnett
• Police: Brother was shooter in murder-suicide at church
• 2 dead in apparent murder-suicide outside church
• THE BLITZ: Season coming to a close with big games on tap
• No. 20 Georgia Tech sputters at Miami
• David Lenz
• William Lee
• Geneva Anderson
• Olive Powell
• R.w. Holmes
• Ollie Higgins
• Angela Fulcher
• Gladiators fail to match Warriors' intensity in 4-2 loss
• PREP FOOTBALL NOTES: Ball finally bounces Brookwood's way in rivalry
• Bill O'Reilly: Are we the Wall Street protesters?
• WEINER: Transportation Investment Act key to future economic development
• PARKER: Election process shouldn’t be good TV
• Sugar Hill Fall Festival celebrates with animals, games and cars
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Woodall spends week meeting with Gwinnett constituents
• For trailer park kids, Hope Center's a bastion
• Ethics proposal to be considered by Gwinnett commission Tuesday
• Crowds turn out for Snellville Fall Festival
• Gwinnett road closures, 10/23 to 10/30
• Salvation Army's annual breakfast tickets on sale
• Biehl — Hunter
• Shields — Rigdon
• Thompson — Hoffner
• Winder seeks qualified public defender
• GOOD NEWS FROM SCHOOLS: Special Needs Schools plans community fall festival
• GWINNETT GAB: Myositis Association benefit scheduled
• McCullough — Buckley
• Brown — Keppen
• Patrick — Holt
• Chalk Walk sidewalk competition in Lawrenceville
• Local woman named organization's state level president
• JENKINS: Cell phone use exemplifies "new etiquette" -- or lack thereof
• LARSON: Good cooking is all in the chemistry
• Future of one-cent education tax in voters' hands
• Students, rotary members make devices to help ensure clean water
• Gwinnett Place CID seeks input through online survey
• Greg Walker named Braves hitting coach
• A.J. Davis lands at Buford
• Hawks softball rolls in Game 3
• Gladiators storm past Greenville in home opener
• Helfrich, Brutlag shine for Gladiators
• Mattix staying busy at GCSU
• Dogs revive hopes with 5-game streak
• ACC matchup critical for Tech
• Lanier rallies for 35-17 win over River Ridge
• Apalachee beats Jaguars to stay on a roll
• Strong overall effort lifts North over Mill Creek 29-7
• Germany guides Grayson to shutout win over South
• Falcons lock up playoff spot
• Shiloh rides ground game to win over Berkmar
• Norcross rolls past Meadowcreek 48-21
• Peachtree Ridge explodes in third quarter for win over Duluth
• Eagles pull away for key victory over Mountain View
• Tiffany Elmore
• Maria Cullen
• Dorothy Mcdonald
• GGC named to internationalization initiative
• Testimony: Oxycontin fueled burglary, killing
• Gas leak evacuates 200 people from Norcross warehouses
• School calendar for 2012-13 released
• Bank robbery suspect nabbed -- in 3 minutes
• State park association, YMCA honor local volunteers
• New Life Academy of Excellence gets local approval for renewal
• County appeals service delivery ruling
• Renovation complete at Bethesda Senior Center
• It's time to apply! Gwinnett Tech's first application deadline for Spring Semest...
• Richard Palmer
• John Wallis
• Margaret Muldowney
• Joel Stewart
• Angel Newman
• Annie Gary-Johnson
• Angela Brooks
• Vera Mae Chatham
• Christian Earls
• Bernice Bealles
• Jeffrey Killgo
• Michael Humphries
• Buford continues chase for state title No. 5
• Local group opposes SPLOST
• Snellville mayoral candidates square off over issues
• Tigers bats go cold in two-game sweep by Milton
• Mill Creek fights against Lassiter to force deciding game Friday
• Floor, Halstead, Roley lead Collins Hill to sweep of Etowah
• Top-ranked Spartans swept from playoffs by unranked LFO
• LETTERS: Thomas column wrong in characterization of black voters
• Gladiators set for home debut against Greenville
• Georgia Junior Bowl will have Gwinnett-heavy roster
• All-Star Athletic Academy to host football event
• Humble Gonzalez closes in on NFL history
• SMITH: A good day to visit with Larry Munson
• Renovation complete at Bethesda Senior Center
• Getting to Know ... Rick Emmett
• Gwinnett GOP Barbecue this weekend
• Gwinnett seniors could get trash discount
• Gwinnett to appeal service delivery ruling
• Kramer released in Conn. on $250k bond
• Assistant coaches play major role in Gwinnett's football success
• North's Washington commits to Miss. St. football
• Man indicted for allegedly sexting 14-year-old girl
• No. 3 GAC faces major test against No. 1 Buford
• Battle of Five Forks Trickum still meaningful in the present
• Archer, Dacula ride wild wins into rivalry game
• North, Mill Creek keeping eyes on the present
• BREAKDOWN: Mountain View at Collins Hill
• BREAKDOWN: Norcross at Meadowcreek
• Town Hall Meeting on Workforce Development is tonight at 6:30pm in the Busbee Ce...
• J. P. Wallis
• Phillip Lavender
• Jimmy Mansour
• Lois Powell
• Rita King
• Dorothy Gresham
• Marcelina Valenzuela
• Barbara Bradberry
• Viola Timms
• Bruce Turner
• Silverbacks, Irapuato give fans entertaining soccer on chilly night
• Wesleyan softball back in Elite Eight
• Brookwood softball takes advantage of errors in sweep
• Arson ruled in fire at vacant Duluth house
• Arrests made in Metro PCS robberies
• Lawrenceville man arrested on 29 drug charges
• CEPEDA: Government's place in the kitchen
• THOMAS: Voting for Obama because he's black is wrong
• HAMMOCK: Meadowcreek football on the right track
• Disney offers competition from top to bottom
• Butler, Zimmerman named finalists for Senior CLASS Award
• SEC teams shuffling QBs with mixed results
• SEC suspends 2 Georgia players, 1 Vandy player
• Prep Rally to feature Buford's Alexander
• Enrique Iglesias at Arena at Gwinnett Center Thursday
• 40 arrested in Gwinnett-based cigarette tax sting
• Parent charged with choking, accosting student
• DALY: Native plants beautify the home landscape
• Police: 5 gangsters caught redhanded in theft spree
• Superintendent touts one-cent sales tax
• Stone Mountain Park building new water attraction
• Cold weather here through weekend
• Home building jumps 15 percent in September
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Johnson praises Social Security increase
• Ohio sheriff: 48 exotic animals killed after owner opens cages before committing suicide
• GAB: Reception honors playwright
• Summerour students hit streets for walk to school day
• Paul Roman
• Dave Whiteside
• Charlie Tullis
• Charles Hunter
• Linda Campbell
• Jeffrey Smith
• Olivia Holcomb
• Shirley Stone
• Virginia Peeples
• Broncos come roaring back to oust Etowah
• Familiar names among Gwinnett's remaining state softball teams
• North Cobb outlasts North Gwinnett in five games
• Wesleyan's Wilkins, Crabill eye return to Columbus
• GAC dominant again while sweeping into AA-A Elite Eight
• Brundage to return as G-Braves manager
• Blanco brings international star power to Silverbacks exhibition game
• VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFFS ROUNDUP: Wesleyan bounces back to move on
• 'Kudzu bug' threatens to eat farmers' lunch in United States
• Obama promotes jobs bill on bus tour
• THOMAS: "Pro-choice" crowd seem to favor only their choice
• Broncos' McClintock, Lions' Lippett take running honors
• Shipes commits to GSU
• Wesleyan's Byrd commits to Air Force hoops
• BISHER: Successful manager's start in baseball
• Collins Hill to host free lacrosse clinic
• Georgia Tech not panicking despite stumble
• Brookwood to host 1996 state football championship team
• Lilburn resident, former DeKalb cop sentenced on federal charges
• Gwinnett airport committee complete
• Former Suwanee man arrested on bigamy charges
• Another redevelopment project on tap from Walmart
• Symposium: 'Bath salts,' meth, pose new, deadly threats
• GMC-Duluth celebrates fifth anniversary
• Primerica named presenting sponsor of 2012 Relay for Life
• Dementia care community set to open in Dacula
• It's GTC Plant Sale time -- and the early bird gets the pansies, and the violas,...
• Lawenceville Ghost Trolley
• Lawrenceville Ghost Tour
• Halloween Magic Show
• Sara Sims
• Roslyn Carlyle
• Linda Nance
• Yvonne Rosenthal
• Leroy Yerger
• Olivia Holcomb
• Paul Roman
• John Harper
• Larry Lamontie
• Code of ethics hot topic at Lilburn debate
• Kings call for 'economic justice'
• Sick American engineer evacuated from South Pole -- after a year
• Chairman: Library system creates six-point program strategy to combat budget cuts
• Buford schools meets AYP eight years running
• Local volleyball teams face tough second-round foes
• Falcons return to roots in win over Panthers
• Chambliss sees opportunity in transportation vote
• DEFENSIVE HONOR ROLL
• OFFENSIVE HONOR ROLL
• OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Archer's Ernest Alexander
• Loyds guide Dacula defense
• DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Brookwood's Conner Hennessey
• Duluth businessman labeled 'fugitive' by feds
• Final suspect charged in metro Atlanta credit theft ring
• First few votes trickle in for November election
• Police: Meth found on man near preschool
• Grayson video on Brookwood revving up rivalry
• Workforce development town hall is Thursday
• Braselton wants to keep Mayfield visitor center open
• New degree offered at local UGA campus
• Fire destroys Norcross apartment building
• Supreme Court rules against railroad in Gwinnett suit
• Cold front to bring much cooler weather to Georgia
• Cherie Mckeever-Wiggins
• Thousands honor MLK at memorial dedication
• Falcons rally to beat Newton's Panthers 31-17
• From flowering pansies to herbs, shrubs to vegetables, Gwinnett Tech's fall plan...
• UGA hangs on to beat Vandy
• Roslyn Carlyle
• Heather Gee
• Darryl Mcleroy
• Jackie Sims
• Gladiators win in marathon shootout
• O'REILLY: Not impressed with technology-addicted youngsters
• PARKER: Celebrating the "f" word: Failure
• CEPEDA: Loss of confidence
• Thousands rally in Washington, D.C., for easier access to jobs
• Wall St. protesters march on in NYC
• 12Stone Church is fastest growing in Georgia
• Colorful Korean culture flourishes in Suwanee
• Public trust still an issue a year after Bannister resignation
• POLITICS: Kautz signs stolen in Snellville
• Gwinnett county road closures, week of Oct. 16-22
• Unterman vows to speak out on HOT lanes
• BISHER: Sea Island deserving of attention
• Newton returns home as a burgeoning NFL star
• Run game leads Virginia past No. 12 Tech
• Hog wild: Work 'like Christmas' for local motorcycle artist
• Rainbow Village celebrates 20 years of helping the homeless
• GOOD NEWS FROM SCHOOLS: JROTC cleans up streets
• 'Fall Into the Arts' at Suwanee Music Barn
• Fire officials stress safety as national observance
• Rotary Club searching for WWII vets to honor
• Gwinnett Tech annual plant sale starts Tuesday
• GAB: $3,000 college scholarship up for grabs
• Halloween Bash and Mall Wide Trick-O-Treat
• Shorter lines camping out for iPhone
• N.M. radio telescope, now upgraded, seeking new name
• Gladiators edged by Florida in new coach's debut
• Cards within win of pennant, beating Brewers
• GAC gets final tune-up before facing Buford
• Dacula survives South with 22-20 overtime win
• North rolls past feisty Bears with its defense
• Tompkins rushes for 194 in Brookwood win over Shiloh
• Clarke Central wins tough battle with Apalachee
• Duluth keeps it rolling with win over Mustangs
• Joseph Overton
• Betty Jo Lyle
• Lorraine Havell
• Joy Morgan
• Clarence Miner
• Clarence Williams
• Charles Osborne
• Rivers Parker
• Archer wins shootout with Central
• Loganville overwhelms Winder-Barrow for 42-7 win
• Kurt Busch fending off crew chief distractions
• Franklin hoping for home-field edge against Georgia
• High-flying Yellow Jackets visit rested Virginia
• GWINNETT GRADS: Lynch making impact as Syracuse freshman
• LETTERS: Changing my mind on Rick Perry
• YARBROUGH: Native American inventor proud of past, focused on future
• LETTERS: Yabrough colums usually bring a laugh
• Police: Jewelry heists were ordered from prison
• Indictment: Male nurse assaulted patient
• Norcross AT&T store opens
• Inaugural education festival hosted by GSMST
• Superior Court judge ditches robes for dancing competition
• GCPS Teacher of the Year finalists narrowed to six
• Bronaugh-Tate Wedding
• Braley-White Wedding
• Crosby-Evans Engagement
• Masdon-Deas Engagement
• Stockinger-Rault Engagement
• Wentz-Meador Wedding
• Community garden planned for Snellville
• Hawks seize momentum, match from Northview
• Tigers stay alive in ALCS, hold off Rangers
• Mill Creek, Sagermann roll past Parkview 9-0
• Annual cooking school comes to Duluth
• VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP: Parkview survives trip to the coast
• MCCULLOUGH: Netflix should lay off the changes -- and emails -- for awhile
• ROBINSON: Cain's ascent merely the latest shift in weird GOP race
• Audit, budget on voters' minds in Lawrenceville
• State patrol: 5 kids, 1 adult dead in crash
• Police: Trucker had gadget that flipped license plate up to save on toll
• Salon suspect's ex-wife claimed abuse
• Jean Nadort
• Carson B. Mulford
• Ramonia Whitlow Cronic
• Linda A. Malcom
• Johnny Lee Gilliard
• Clarence Raymond Miner
• No. 4 North Gwinnett gets first-round sweep
• Bears win schools first postseason volleyball match
• Brookwood rolls over Islands
• North's Scott commits to Furman football
• Central's Taylor makes college football decision
• Peachtree Ridge to host free lacrosse clinic Sunday
• Biermann takes job, personal life in stride
• Richt's 'dream team' class takes lead for Georgia
• Tech, Georgia hoops each have only 2 starters back
• Gwinnett Tech will host a virtual Town Hall Meeting on Workforce Development on...
• Coach Wood Invitational attracts the state's best
• Getting to Know ... Rick Wood
• Committee selects Duluth city manager
• Suwanee woman sentenced, to be deported in human trafficking case
• Mill Creek, Collins Hill have similar skills, situations
• 316, Sugarloaf extension, transit study on final transportation tax list
• Schools embrace traditions for luck, pride
• Grayson's rise to prominence began with Parkview win
• Norcross, Peachtree Ridge meet after opposite results last week
• BREAKDOWN: Dacula at South Gwinnett
• BREAKDOWN: Clarkston at GAC
• BREAKDOWN: Central Gwinnett at Archer
• BREAKDOWN: Clarke Central at Apalachee
• BREAKDOWN: Meadowcreek at Duluth
• Abigail Wigley
• Joyce Engle
• Robert Zettler
• Beverly Baker
• Gertrude Thomas
• Ellis Patton
• Allie Nichols
• Bill Brown
• Jynesis Bennett
• SOFTBALL ROUNDUP: Parkview, Mill Creek face Game 3 today
• Brookwood escapes early trouble to sweep Peachtree Ridge
• Archer sweeps past North Gwinnett
• Man pleads guilty in bomb plot
• Colo. mom accused of letting her 9-year-old daughter drive
• VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP: GAC takes care of Spencer
• THOMAS: Politics and religion, 2012 version
• CEPEDA: California (bad) dreaming leads to dead-end future for undocumented college grads
• Gunfire at Loganville park under investigation
• NCAA finds no major violations against Auburn
• Thrilling Newton prepares for return home to Atlanta
• North's Jones makes college decision
• Prep Rally to feature football highlights
• Shiloh's Kamau, North's Czerniak get running honors
• Archaeology work unearths Fort Daniel's history
• Gladiators open ninth season with high-energy rookie head coach
• Lanier-North football pits brother vs. brother
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Johnson's new role could help with jobs
• Lawrenceville woman arrested after claiming to be Obama's mother
• District celebrates week highlighting school lunch
• Judge rules against Barrow teacher
• Public sex charge could get teen deported
• Brother, sister implicated in robbery
• County asks residents to conserve water
• Formal request made for free tolls for carpoolers
• VOLLEYBALL: State preview capsules, first round
• SOFTBALL: State preview capsules, first round
• GAB: Car show planned Oct. 22
• Local school holds educational festival
• Tom Calvert
• David Morris
• Brian Yount
• Mary Knear
• Fred Hannah
• Buchanan Marshall
• Abigail Wigley
• Cecil Garmon
• Joseph Beaton
• Daniel Sullivan
• Rowena Varnadoe
• Opal Parks
• Officials unveil big green generator at Hill plant
• Buford house fire contained to bucket
• Ga. Tech prepares for back-to-back road games
• Snellville leaders unveil model of Towne Center
• Attorney: Girl Scout suit not necessarily about racism
• FEMA releases preparedness vision
• Theft suspect slapped with animal cruelty charge
• GMC needs votes for 'pink glove dance' video
• Husband, wife sentenced for animal neglect
• Mitsubishi could expand locally
• Dacula store owner indicted after gambling complaint
• Lawrenceville man charged with setting fire to gazebo
• Breast cancer fashion show coming to historic courthosue
• Eastside launches senior mental health program
• Taste of Home Cooking Show in Gwinnett Thursday
• Nesbit Elementary holds mentoring day
• Moore Middle holds dedication
• I-85 continues to jam up in area where new 'HOT lanes' are
• Duluth approves deal for live music at theater
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Pet obesity? Really?
• Pauline Reeves
• Lamar Williams
• Petra Soto
• John "Buddy" Fenley
• David Morris
• Beverly C. Harris
• Donna Koontz
• Jimmy Depew
• Edith Pollak
• Grace Fine
• John Petty
• Sybil Card
• Vivian Cain
• Everett Ehrhart
• Laverne Boucher
• Glyndon Garner
• Rodney Watson
• Glen Hultquist
• Gwinnett mom files discrimination lawsuit against Girl Scouts
• Tuesday last day to register for city votes, penny tax referendum
• Behind the scenes look at Netherworld Haunted House
• GCPS introduces digital magazine
• Light rain does little for drought
• Buford's Alexander commits to LSU football
• It's time! Don't miss the Fall Plant Sale at Gwinnett Tech :
• THE BLITZ: North's defense is better than imagined
• Falcons stumble against defending champs
• Dog's barking may have saved family from fire
• Rodney Watson
• Thomas, Highfill Sr.
• Jimmy Mansour
• Gwendolyn Maloney
• Glendon Garner
• Richt gets 100th win, UGA tops Tennessee
• Teheran ranked highly again
• Broncos defend area volleyball title
• Greinke says Cards' Carpenter has 'phony attitude'
• Tech spoils homecoming for Maryland trio
• Record-holders suggest 63-yarder will be toppled
• Keselowski dominates Nationwide race at Kansas
• Georgia State loses fourth straight
• Raiders owner Al Davis dies at 82
• No. 13 Georgia Tech holds off Maryland 21-16
• PREP FOOTBALL NOTES: GAC sets school record in 69-31 victory
• Wesleyan's Sunderman transforms from kicker to all-around threat
• O'REILLY: Why Chris Christie matters
• Michael Buckelew: Steve Jobs' impact on the world...and me
• Clay Cox: Private sector investment in broadband should be allowed to go forward
• Tolls lower, but other changes in HOT lanes will take time
• Swimming for life
• Fourth annual Ella's Run sees growth
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Senators named taxpayer heroes
• Gwinnett County road closures, Oct. 9 through 16
• Apalachee picks up road victory
• Deputies: 'Psychic' frightened girl into stealing family jewelry
• FBI: Search for baby leads to landfill
• North's Jones scores two TDs in second half to rally past Norcross
• Heritage perseveres against Bulldoggs
• Hebron puts up fight, but loses to GMC
• Horn's TD in waning seconds lifts Lions over Collins Hill
• J. Clyde "Buddy" Hare
• Warren David Bedingfield
• Mark Leblanc
• Harold "Gene" Farrar
• Peggy Ray
• Helen Tuggle
• Maud Hodges
• Mary Anderson
• Jane Mcelhannon
• South keeps playoff hopes alive with win over Berkmar
• Wildcats rebound with win over Mountain View
• Down early, No. 3 GAC rallies for 69-31 win
• Anderson, Wesleyan keep rolling
• No. 13 Georgia Tech looking for sixth straight win
• Look out Falcons, Mr. Rodgers is in the neighborhood
• Tennessee, Georgia both looking for benchmark wins
• GWINNETT GRADS: Clark closing Air Force career in style
• Cops: Empty gas tank foils burglar's escape
• Local mom sues Girl Scouts
• Having fun this fall: List of local Fall festivities
• College Notes
• Local agent recognized by industry
• Atlanta Braves honor locals for making impact on breast cancer survivors
• JENKINS: You might be a helicopter parent if...
• Road work to improve flow near Dacula school
• LARSON: Viking spirit a true contribution to community
• Lawrenceville Tourism and Trade Association names new executive director
• Suwanee gets national awards for citizen survey
• Barrow disaster training a hit, officials say
• GOOD NEWS FROM SCHOOLS: Eleven locals receive Chick-fil-A scholarships
• GWINNETT GAB: G-Braves awad grant to Gwinnett Ballet
• McGown 64th anniversary
• Cabe -- Harrigan
• State Rep. Buzz Brockway visited the D. Scott Hudgens, Jr. Early Education Cente...
• Cloe M. Christopher
• Doris Everett Ramey
• Harold E. Farrar
• Angie Schanuth Lee
• Mike Brownlow
• Michelle Lynn Davis
• Leonard W. Smith
• Helen Nichols Tuggle
• Warren David Bedingfield
• Peggy Free Ray
• Olive Breeden
• Mark Lloyd: Use 'time horizon' to invest well
• Force release 2012 schedule
• Collins Hill outlasts Mill Creek for third straight region crown
• PREP ROUNDUP: GAC wins Region 6-AA softball crown
• Murray shrugs off stats as long as UGA wins
• Ulloa's bunt gives Brookwood Region 8 title over Archer
• Washington gives boost to Georgia Tech's attack
• Family seeks answers in Dacula student's death
• Dream trying to avoid being swept by Lynx in finals
• Getting to Know ... Cory Howerton
• Bears begin second half of season with playoff hopes intact
• North-Norcross a clash of Region 7 heavyweights
• New Falcons coach Zito knows Rams from last year's playoffs
• 5K to benefit Dacula child with rare disorder
• Testimony: Townhouse killing centered on pound of marijuana
• Hebron hopes to build on first win tonight vs. GMC
• Watershed game for Peachtree Ridge, Collins Hill
• BREAKDOWN: Heritage at Winder-Barrow
• BREAKDOWN: Decatur at GAC
• BREAKDOWN: Berkmar at South Gwinnett
• BREAKDOWN: Mill Creek at Meadowcreek
• BREAKDOWN: Apalachee at Rockdale County
• BREAKDOWN: Shiloh at Archer
• BREAKDOWN: Parkview at Central Gwinnett
• BREAKDOWN: Wesleyan at King's Ridge
• GBI investigating inmate stabbing death at Phillips State Prison
• Gwinnett Tech Awarded Grant to Create Program for HIT Jobs
• MOVIE REVIEW: '50/50' pulls at Film Fans' hearts
• Taste of Suwanee is back to help North Gwinnett booster club
• Deal: Price of I-85 tolls needs to be examined
• Falcons honor Duluth's Rea
• Augustus leads Lynx to Game 2 win vs. Dream
• Officials: Man arrested for illegally installing gas meters
• Wood pitches North past Peachtree Ridge
• Delatour walk-off hit lifts GAC past Buford
• Broncos bounce back big to set up rematch with Archer in 8-AAAAA finals
• Buford's Lee fights back from ailment into UGA starting lineup
• THOMAS: Christie's Right Decision
• CEPEDA: Alabama's plainly spoken immigration policy cruel but honest
• DALY: Rain barrels good water source for landscape
• Rangers stock up on Braves' mistake
• Buford at Clarkston
• Norcross' Carter, Butler make college decisions
• Parkview, Peachtree Ridge quietly in region title chase
• Coaches announced for Gwinnett all-star game
• Minor leaguer highlights Hebron clinic Falcons honor Duluth's Rea
• Prep Rally to spotlight Dacula standouts
• Parkview's Pouengue makes college decision
• Hawks' Westog a wealth of running knowledge
• Apple says company co-founder Steve Jobs has died
• Dacula student died of pulmonary embolism
• Lanier cluster foundation launch
• Gas leak evacuates Snellville businesses, closes major intersection
• Thursday last day to sign up for Ella's Run
• Duluth High students accused of selling Ritalin at school
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Woodall, Isakson work on federal budget issues
• 1 arrested in weekend killing, burglary
• Legislator Coleman a 'star' at dancing fundraiser
• GAB: Boy Scouts, others, thank local heroes
• Warrant: Parent jailed for impeding school bus
• Mark Richard Segars
• Thelma Frances Alldred
• Thuat Francis Nguyen
• Jacob Johnson
• Randy Johnson
• Larry Lee Buffin
• Margaret Thomas Green
• Antonieta DeRuiz
• PREP ROUNDUP: Buford bashes GAC in region tournament
• Eagles outpunch Hawks for series-opening win
• Norcross' Mason a key defender, leader
• Lions qualify for state with two wins
• Archer takes step with win over Broncos
• Mexican soccer star Cuauhtemoc Blanco to play in exhibition at Silverbacks Park
• Challenges forecast for Gwinnett’s interpreter system
• LETTERS: Fair makes reader feel like a kid again
• CLINE: HOT lanes not so hot
• THOMAS: Republicans seek 'messiah' for 2012 -- but shouldn't
• LETTERS: HOT lanes benefit the rich
• LETTERS: Yarbrough shouldn't be so mean
• Ambulances, police cruisers to get Peach Passes
• Stimulus celebrated for Suwanee road project
• Process begins anew on Gwinnett airport, advisory board formed
• Students set to break world record Thursday
• Company recognized for customer service, knowledge
• Child, 4, brings shocking abuse allegations
• Local manufacturer announces big acquisition
• Bomb squad, hazmat callout in Dacula 'nothing hazardous'
• 'Casino cruise' scheduled for childhood cancer foundation
• Dacula student dies following medical emergency
• Local man a Hero Award finalist
• Apple unveils faster, more powerful iPhone
• Award-winning author coming to Gwinnett
• Mayfield to close Braselton visitor center
• ESPN pulls intro after Williams' Obama comments
• Fire scorches Norcross pool house
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Your baby can read, for 3 easy payments of $99 (plus shipping and handling)
• OFFENSIVE HONOR ROLL
• OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Wesleyan's Will Anderson
• DEFENSIVE HONOR ROLL
• DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Brookwood's D.J. Brown
• PREP ROUNDUP: Wesleyan explodes into 5-A finals
• Peugeot does it again at Petit Le Mans
• Lawrenceville to vote on TADs
• Gingrich campaigns in Gwinnett, talks new Contract with America
• Price tag falls on Sugar Hill's city hall complex
• Norcross approves land annexation
• Falcons looking for groove against Packers
• Rookie goalie making big impression at Gladiators' camp
• Dream need de Souza's spark
• Eagles finding success with grueling sport of water polo
• Dot Anderson
• Brandon Dean Woyce
• Ann-Marie Withers Smith
• John Franklin Robert Wimpey Cagle
• Willian C. Segars
• Gas leak shuts down Gravel Springs Road in Buford
• Conviction upheld in 2008 murder of Ethiopian businessman
• Funeral plans made for Tucker Marine
• Woods fire burns near Meadowcreek High
• Judge slaps library peeper with a year behind bars
• Brand Bank names new CFO
• American Knox cleared of murder conviction in Italy (UPDATES Details 4:44 p.m.)
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'The Ides of March' superbly acted political thriller
• Slain victim ID'd in burglary killing
• Rush hour impact of toll lanes on I-85
• Falcons hold on late for 30-28 win over Seahawks
• Police seek leads after body found near Norcross
• WNBA FINALS: Dream run out of gas in 4th vs. Lynx, lose Game 1
• THE BLITZ: Big games make the season fun
• Prep football notes: Buford special teams live up to name
• PREP ROUNDUP: Broncos cross country third in national meet
• Big start, defense keys Georgia win over Mississippi State
• John Steele Gordon: Five myths about millionaires
• G-BRAVES NOTES: International League a road circuit in 2012
• BISHER: Braves fall apart in September
• Families meet cops, get tips at Public Safety Festival
• Commissioners to reopen Briscoe Field privatization process
• Real test for I-85 toll lanes comes Monday
• Rock'n Rib Fest offers food, music, fun
• Gwinnett Technical's Life Sciences Center opens
• O'REILLY: Alternative energy will be driven by marketplace
• PARKER: Quality over quantity in higher ed
• MURPHY: Preparing Gwinnett for its regional future
• Libraries using 'buddy branch model' to keep locations open every day
• Dragon Con founder's hearing bumped to mid-October
• POLITICS: Cain wins Gwinnett GOP straw poll
• Suwanee holding scarecrow contest at Harvest Farm
• Norcross to host cleanup events
• GWINNETT GAB: Sign up now for Christmas gift program
• Jarold D. Johnson
• Michael Flack
• Terry E. Hamrick
• William Kent
• Terry Cash
• Madeline Jane Zickafoose
• Alberdina Inboden
• Ann Marie Smith
• Dean Ball
• Road closures, Oct. 2 through Oct. 9
• RICH: The kindness of kindness
• MCLEOD: Is karma real?
• Nell Gunter Bradshaw Townsend
• Terry J. Cash
• Survivors tell their tales of battling breast cancer
• Chad Archer
• Sadle Belle Ruiz
• Hebron gives Battaglia first win with 31-7 rout of Baconton Charter
• Tolls now charged in I-85 express lanes
• Apalachee routs Madison for first win of the season
• Anderson's return spark Wolves' offense
• Broncos run away with 59-21 win over South Gwinnett
• Parkview continues dominance over Berkmar
• Schuessler, Grayson pull away for win over Shiloh
• YARBROUGH: Who cares what Michael Moore thinks about Georgia
• LETTERS: Privatization of Briscoe makes no sense
• HAMMOCK: Moon stepping up as Broncos' quarterback
• OUR VIEW: Early detection key with breast cancer
• Dacula strikes early, often in 49-21 win over Central
• Legrant leads Buford to romp over Decatur
• Breast cancer research, treatment more 'personal'
• GMC opens new breast center with 'spa-like' atmosphere
• The Atlanta Hawks and Philips Arena employees give back in Gwinnett
• Marine from Tucker dies in Afghanistan
• Family applauds arrest in toddler death
• Loganville laundry room blaze doused
• Tolls begin tonight on I-85 express lanes
• Mexican soccer star Cuauhtemoc Blanco to play in local exhibition
• Front to usher in fall-like weather in Georgia
• Falcons honor Palmer for community service
• Getting to Know ... Kent Doehrman
• Brookwood baseball to host golf tourney Oct. 10
• One final loss, an epic collapse by the Braves
• Not many ACC coaches calling the shots on offense
• Falcons' offensive line under fire to protect Ryan
• Keselowski has come a long way since Hamlin feud
• PREP ROUNDUP: Wyngaert Ks 12 in Archer's win at Region 8 tourney
• With eye on clock, NBA owners, players seek deal
• MCCULLOUGH: Remembering the '91 Braves
• ROBINSON: Nothing but dogs in this hunt
• Woman charged in death of toddler at Snellville park
• More bad news for bank customers: Debit card fees
• Mass. cat with 2 faces lives 12 years, sets record
• Economy gaining but not enough to cut unemployment
• Library board cuts hours, spars over plans
• Duluth breaks ground for new dog park
• Gwinnett DOT director retires
• Cops: Third strike no charm for Waffle House flasher
• Broncos try to keep offense rolling against South
• Brookwood RBs Tompkins, Cole have long-lasting friendship
• Elisha Winn House provides historical perspective on Gwinnett
• Brooks back at meeting as Evermore CID executive director
• Radio Disney brings the 'N.B.T.'
• Ga. primary to be March 6
• Kramer hearing bumped to mid-October
• Annual Victims' Voice Award honors tragedy survivor
• Norcross Arts Festival, schools, volunteers team up for a cause
• BREAKDOWN: Pace Academy at Wesleyan
• BREAKDOWN: Berkmar at Parkview
• BREAKDOWN: Hebron Christian at Baconton Charter
• Grayson, Shiloh both have something to shoot for
• BREAKDOWN: Madison Co. at Apalachee
• BREAKDOWN: Winder-Barrow at Habersham Central
• BREAKDOWN: Decatur at Buford
• Central trying to mend defense
• Suwanee's third annual Festa della Pasta dishes out Italian food and live entertainment
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: We all define “fun” differently
• PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE: For 20 years, Rainbow Village helping families in need
• Braves complete colossal collapse, lose to Phils
• BISHER: Not even Cox could stop skidding team
• Amanda Riley Foundation to host casino cruise at Stone Mountain
• Prep Rally to feature football, county volleyball
• TD Club of Atlanta honors two more locals
• Lanier basketball to host yard sale fundraiser on Saturday
• PREP ROUNDUP: Daniels leads Buford past Westminster
• Moore says he was fined $7,500 by NFL for hit
• Lawrence a game-changer for the No. 2 Spartans
• DALY: Now is the time to divide perennials
• Brazil police: 3 families suspected in 95 murders
• Lawyer: Jackson doc sought CPR machine
• Gwinnett, Atlanta man tied to ink cartridge scam in 3 states
• THOMAS: Blacks not as willing to follow Obama's marching orders
• LETTERS: Chamber salutes Gwinnett Tech Life Sciences Center
• CEPEDA: The fluency challenge
• Falcons' Turner looking to regain 100-yard form
• HAMMOCK: Tennis behind him, Medica taking on new challenge
• Local funeral home receives national award
• Land squabble to be heard by Ga. Supreme Court
• Lilburn 'dream home' for medically-fragile children still closed
• Cops: Deadly home invasion not random
• Gwinnett Tech gets grant for health information technology
• Great Days of Service begins Friday
• Search narrows for Teacher of the Year
• Officials dedicate life sciences center at Gwinnett Tech
• GAB: Buford-area leaders pitch in for MDA
• Norcross man booked in machete attack
• Senator Johnny Isakson and Commissioner Ron Jackson, TCSG, on campus today for t...
• Washington doing just enough for Tech
• Rinehart helps Broncos to second regular season title
• PREP ROUNDUP: Bell's double lifts Mill Creek over Peachtree Ridge 7-6
• Lowe pounded again, Braves routed by Phillies
• Petit Le Mans features wide variety of racing
• Postal workers rally in Gwinnett, across country
• Walmart to redevelop shopping center in Norcross
• Fire ravages Buford dentist's office
• Suwanee recognizes outstanding residents, employees
• LETTERS: Privatizing Briscoe would harm homes
• THOMAS: Government waste reaches 'new' low -- six feet deeper
• CLINE: Great Days promotes volunteer spirit
• LETTERS: Yarbrough gets it right with 9/11 column
• NASA says satellite fell in south Pacific, not Canada
• Troy Davis execution fuels eyewitness ID debate
• Hearing under way for proposed nuclear plant
• Tape of Michael Jackson shown at trial
• Cool Classic golf tourney coming to Gwinnett
• Broncos' Carr commits to Valdosta State baseball
• Grayson grad Strong out for season
• Girlfriend granted bond in murder case
• Falcons kicker burglarized for golf clubs
• Duluth to break ground for new dog park
• Award-winning counselor raps, rhymes about life lessons
• 78 repaired after water main break
• Local students make national merit semifinals
• Homemade explosives prompt police response, 4 arrests
• Buford school officials talk AYP, footbal scoreboard
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Since when did Hollywood become a hotbed of morality and social conscience?
• Braves' wild-card hopes suffer another blow
• North receiver Chad Scott works way to senior successes
• PREP ROUNDUP: Seniors lead North to win over Peachtree Ridge
• Study suggests that fathers are less likely to die of heart problems
• Government shutdown averted
• Public mixed over transportaion sales tax
• Gwinnett, national gas prices dropping
• Gladiators sign pair of young forwards
• Force re-sign eight for 2012
• Broncos' Gomez, Wolves' Reed get running honors
• Moore leads Lynx to WNBA Finals
• Braves designate Young for assignment
• Archer athletic program gets sportsmanship award
• Eagles' England, Bulldogs' Rider make college choices
• Mountain View's Hardy named Falcons' coach of the week
• OFFENSIVE HONOR ROLL
• Smith puts Falcons' offensive line on notice
• DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Collins Hill's Austin Lewis
• OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Archer's Sean Fowler
• Public help needed to ID foiled bank robbers
• No charges filed yet in fatal Sugar Hill accident
• Cops: Reported rape victim actually robber
• Riverside Elementary students enjoy unique fitness experience
• Judge rules in Gwinnett service dispute
• Cops: Dead man was would-be robber
• FBI arrests Norcross man in Internet sting
• Lawrenceville man seriously hurt in truck explosion
• THE BLITZ: Where teams stand at the halfway point of the season
• Ride scheduled as Twin Lakes benefit
• Ga. weighs when to set presidential primary
• Baddeley, Mahan tied for lead at East Lake
• Hamlin needs rebound race at New Hampshire
• Silverbacks handed 4-0 loss in season finale
• YOUTH ROUNDUP: Atlanta team wins Junior League Golf World Series
• PREP ROUNDUP: Broncos win trio of games in own invitational
• Bucs welcome challenge of ending skid vs Falcons
• Another honor for Hawkins
• Spartans win first county volleyball crown
• Redmond called back to national team
• PREP FOOTBALL NOTES: Defense steps up in second half for Parkview
• PARKER: Smart money on dumb politicians
• WARBINGTON: Transportation forum chance to give input
• O'REILLY: Who's your sugar daddy, America?
• Award-winning teacher helps young readers
• Technology helps enforce HOT lanes
• Road closures, Sept. 25 through Oct. 1
• Local couple meets at the fair, falls in love
• Hundreds attend second annual Blues and Brews fest
• Police respond to burglary, find body
• Mall of Georgia to open four new stores
• POLITICS: Local congressman tried to stop execution
• Forum Monday for transportation tax list
• Beer distributor honors Operation One Voice
• GAB: Peachtree Christian Hospice to host golf classic
• GOOD NEWS: Gwinnett students have math skills
• Snellville Farmer's Market receives honor
• Suwanee to host romantic pasta dinner
• Gwinnett County Fair announces exhibition winners
• LARSON: Students surprsise sub with snake tales
• JENKINS: The real costs of a 'free' education
• Motorcyclist killed in Sugar Hill accident
• Uggla, Braves beat Strasburg, Nationals
• Tech coach not giving up secrets on offense
• Georgia's Richt, Mississippi's Nutt both need win
• GWINNETT GRADS: Locals fuel North Georgia soccer's hot start
• Ten-year-old Idaho boy escapes clash with mountain lion
• Obama: States can opt out of 'No Child Left Behind'
• Apalachee nearly upsets unbeaten Heritage
• Clarke Central rolls past Winder-Barrow
• Lanier football gets road win at Union County
• Kamara's three TDs lead No. 9 Norcross past Hawks
• Wesleyan shuts down Fellowship for subregion win
• PREP ROUNDUP: Buford's Overstreet breaks career RBI record
• Archer tops Berkmar for first region win
• Dacula stifles Shiloh in shutout win
• North cruises to victory over Meadowcreek
• Buford's running game surges for 35-7 win over Lovett
• Hebron falls to Lakeview in defensive battle
• Running game, defense set tone for Parkview's 20-7 win over South
• Collins Hill runs past Duluth on shoulders of Parker
• No. 4 GAC treats Falcons coach to fifth straight win
• Fair food served up hot and tasty
• Obituary causes confusion in Dacula
• Buford school helps break world record for Simon Says
• Probe: Woman dead prior to fire
• School library gets recognized at state level
• MCLEOD: Why positive thinking is like crack cocaine
• RICH: Beauty is in the eye of the beholder
• Shields -- Rigdon
• Carpenter -- Thornberry
• Longo -- Bradford
• Holton -- Gard
• Patrick -- Holt
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Moneyball' can't quite knock it out the park
• SWAT standoff in Norcross ends peacefully
• Firefighters douse small Norcross warehouse blaze
• Crews continue to work on U.S. 78 after water main damage
• Jury rules library patron peeped on purpose
• DALY: Take action now to control winter lawn weeds
• Last call for the Gwinnett County Fair
• Lightning causes Snellville house fire
• Ga. sets execution date for Albany man
• Ga. execution leaves debate over guilt unresolved
• Obama targets GOP on home turf
• Rare American crocodile found in Florida community pond
• Smith, Catchings lead Fever past Dream in Game 1
• Ryan practices for 2nd straight day
• AP Source: NBA to cancel training camps
• PREP ROUNDUP: North Gwinnett sweeps in pool play at county tourney
• MCCULLOUGH: A helpful hospital
• ROBINSON: "Probably" isn't good enough for death penalty
• LETTERS: HOT lane logic doesn't make sense
• LETTERS: Commerical flights could be boon for county
• Georgia's Williams ready at safety or LB
• Getting to Know ... Bryan Bartley
• Peachtree Ridge to host military appreciation Friday
• Hawks host No. 9 Norcross, ready to bounce back from upset
• Lovett loss a reminder for Buford
• Momentum on the line as Parkview visits South
• Gwinnett's players kept safe by tireless trainers
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Moneyball' can't quite knock it out the park
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Killer' cast still can't make this an 'Elite' movie
• BREAKDOWN: Clarke Central at Winder-Barrow
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'The Man Who Fell to Earth' proves why some movies shouldn't be redone
• BREAKDOWN: Archer at Berkmar
• Local school takes on world record
• MOVIE TRIVIA CONTEST: Test your film knowledge with Michael Clark
• Third suspect booked in DQ robbery
• THE DISH: Cafe Dominican Restaurant
• DISC SPOTLIGHT: Bridesmaids (Unrated 3 disc DVD + Blu-ray) (NR)
• 0923_duluthfallfest
• Blues and Brews in Grayson City Park
• One UnbeLEAFable Day in Dacula to raise money for playground fund
• Georgia Race for Autism
• Georgia State Trail Running Championships 10-K And 5-K
• Dirty Spokes Duathlon Tribble Mill Park
• Gwinnett students make 'Pinwheels for Peace'
• PREP ROUNDUP: Bell homers to lead Mill Creek to 8-6 win
• Ga. executes Davis; supporters claim injustice
• Dock permits suspended for Lake Lanier
• Shiloh to unveil new mascot
• Mountain View honored by TD Club of Atlanta
• Ryan limited in practice after pounding by Eagles
• Struggles continue for Braves in Miami
• CEPEDA: Pity the children
• THOMAS: An effort to explain Texas to the uninitiated
• Angel Food Ministries going out of business
• After 10 years, Gwinnett's Relay for Life still No. 1
• Bank robbery suspect killed in shootout still not ID'd
• Smith an all-around threat for No. 25 Georgia Tech
• White looks to be more than a decoy for Falcons
• Columbus wins Class AAA title
• Trio helps North volleyball stay a contender
• HAMMOCK: Archer, Mountain View make a point
• COUNTY VOLLEYBALL
• Broncos' Buonamia commits to Air Force football
• Wesleyan faces many challengers for county volleyball crown
• Gladiators re-sign versatile veteran forward Brandt
• Goats put their personalities on display at county fair
• Snellville woman sentenced in federal tax fraud case
• Rose Paving celebrates Norcross location
• Northbrook extension to create road parallel to interstate in Suwanee
• County parks could be closed if cuts go deeper
• Woodall: Move forward with water negotiations
• Witnesses sought in toddler death
• Duluth marks its place on continental divide
• GAB: Chamber care package drive a success
• Judge refuses to stop Ga. inmate's execution
• Norcross High student arrested in tirade
• Cops: 2 caught red-handed with stolen A/C units
• LETTER: Library must face leaner budget now
• Troy Davis denied clemency 1 day before execution
• Ronald Reagan, I-85 study extended six months
• Alleged library peeping Tom on trial
• PREP ROUNDUP: Duluth shuts out Peachtree Ridge 2-0
• THOMAS: If Israel disappears, shame on us
• CLINE: Vinegar fries hit the spot at Gwinnett fair
• LETTER: Opposition spins airport debate
• Scientists to satellite: When will you hit Earth -- and where?
• Siblings planned life in Mexico after cross-country crime spree
• Death toll rises to 11 in crash at Reno air races
• Woman, daughter shot outside private school
• Obama: World will back post-Gadhafi Libya
• Peachtree Ridge gets infusion of talent from Italian exchange student
• Collins Hill's Everett chooses Southern Miss
• Collins Hill "Floors" North 11-3
• Rookie Delgado helps Braves take down Marlins
• Brookwood Invitational draws big field
• Body of Lawrenceville woman found during apartment fire
• Gladiators become Buffalo's ECHL affiliate
• Buford's Davis shines for USA Basketball
• Prep Rally to feature football highlights
• Local tennis standout Min featured in Sports Illustrated
• Broncos' Malanoski, Lions Kelly get running honors
• New hospice to serve Gwinnett, metro Atlanta
• Grizzly finds home among Mountain View Bears
• Winder-Barrow's Bernstein gets college tennis job
• Eastside to host prostate cancer screenings
• Flu shots being offered at local health departments
• Special Olympics fundraiser planned
• Gwinnett Great Days of Service in need of volunteers
• Free fair offers guidance for high school students
• BOC will tackle privatization separately from commercialization at Briscoe
• Bank robber dies after wild chase, shootout with cops
• Ga. fire officials probe 'rookie prank' video
• SWAT standoff closes Cruse Road
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Politics is a dirty business
• Braves lose heartbreaker against Marlins 6-5
• Stewart opens Chase with 1st victory of season
• Grayson residents to vote on sale of packaged drinks
• PREP ROUNDUP: Chambers K's 12 in Parkview's win
• ArtWorks! Gwinnett hosts open arts forum
• Cousins charged in Ariz. wildfire appear in court
• Wendy's gives its burger a remake
• Records: Shooting suspect killed previous wife
• DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Mountain View's Tyler Bethune
• Bears enjoy confidence-building upset of Mill Creek
• Defensive honor roll
• OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Parkview's Chris Carson
• South, Central still talking about wild game at the Dome
• Offensive honor roll
• 'Tough Irishman' Ryan draws praise from Smith
• GGC opens intramural fields, looks toward future
• Arrest made in Waffle House vehicle arson
• Man dies after one-vehicle crash in Lawrenceville
• Cops: Mother, driver could share fault in toddler death
• Appeals court won't rehear water ruling
• Ryan throws 4 TDs, Falcons rally past Eagles 35-31
• THE BLITZ: The view is nice at the top of the mountain
• Golf cart barn destroyed by fire at Dacula course
• Ga. wants to make high school more like college
• Tractor trailer crash shuts down I-85 for more than 7 hours
• Baby in stroller run over, killed by SUV
• Transition begins to HOT lanes on I-85
• South outlasts Central in Dome shootout
• New Miss Gwinnett County crowned at fair
• Atlanta stadium renamed for athletic director
• Young intruders have photo shoot during break-in
• Jekyll Island holds sixth Shrimp and Grits Festival
• Post-WWII plane pilot dies in W.Va. air show crash
• Wounded grizzly kills hunter on Idaho-Mont. border
• Scientists discover 12 new frog species in India
• Prep Roundup: GAC parties to 5-1 day at Lovett
• High School football notes: Parkview ready to rumble
• YOUTH ROUNDUP: Mills wins national QB competition
• Spartans run away from rival Westminster at Dome
• O'REILLY: Feeling poor? Your tax burden's as much to blame as the economy
• Craig — Clower
• Solar, water programs coming to Norcross
• Deal — Hale
• Wiley — Konczakowski
• Riddle — Brown
• Military Notes
• Brookwood boys, girls sweep county cross country meet
• Wright hits 2 HRs, Mets bully Braves
• Harding helps Dream win playoff opener
• George Walton scores 38 points in first half as Hebron falls 45-13
• Mountain View stuns Mill Creek in region opener
• North pulls away from Collins Hill for 34-10 win
• Grayson remains unbeaten with win over Berkmar
• Brookwood survives test from Archer for 21-19 win
• Peachtree Ridge cruises past Meadowcreek
• 4-H teaches children at Gwinnett County Fair
• O'Connor honors Constitution in Philly
• For auction: Mussolini's last suitcase of clothes before capture
• Salem tops Apalachee in defensive battle
• Wesleyan falls to Holy Innocents' in grind-it-out clash
• Wolves cruise into Lovett showdown with easy win
• Parkview's Carson celebrates birthday with three TDs
• 3 dead, 56 injured in horrific Reno air show crash
• Insanity defense in preschool parking lot slaying
• Ex-U.S. Representative Swindall sentenced to probation
• March for death row inmate arrives at church
• Base lockdown looked ominous, but no gunman found
• Tech still smarting over '10 loss to Kansas
• Winless Bulldogs seek turnaround against Chanticleers
• GWINNETT GRADS: GAC's Thomas on a scoring binge again
• PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE: Gwinnett Great Days of Service calls for volunteers
• Child visits expanded for slain woman's parents
• Kramer's extradition hinges on ongoing investigation
• Sheriff's office warns public about lottery scam
• Barrow chooses new principal
• Two principals named by GCPS
• Sex offender, parents arrested in Lawrenceville pot bust
• RICH: Simple joys in life bring so much happiness
• MCLEOD: Empathy and innovation: An unexpected pairing that will solve any problem
• Collins Hill grad Moore named WNBA's rookie of the year
• Police find body on I-85 entrance ramp
• Tolls on I-85 begin Oct. 1
• Troy Davis in spotlight as execution nears
• Historic Duluth train depot to be open for tours
• ACT scores see slight decrease
• Teheran, Gartrell, Minor, Delgado, Pastornicky earn Braves' honors
• PREP ROUNDUP: North Gwinnett goes 3-0 in Collins Hill Classic
• LETTERS: Local transit better in theory than practice
• LETTERS: A helping hand much appreciated
• MCCULLOUGH: Solar company failure will hurt alternative energy push
• ROBINSON: The GOP's tunnel vision
• Falcons try to fill void left by injured starters
• Hill off to fast start for Tech
• Georgia Gwinnett College's Wilson named NAIA's AD of the year
• Berkeley Baseball to host hitting clinic
• Baseball showcase returns to North Gwinnett
• Getting to Know ... Wayne Smith
• Central's Jones plays in memory of late father
• After tough non-region play, Collins Hill and North face off in 7-AAAAA opener
• Norcross, Duluth offenses bring new charge to storied series
• Boehner: Debt panel can start on major tax changes
• Senate panel approves freeze in defense spending
• Awarding of highest military honor can often take decades
• Marine receives Medal of Honor
• Montgomery trying to re-write Shiloh history
• Spartans return to Dome this weekend
• Central's Wofford seeks revenge in Dome
• After arrest, DragonCon founder could see Gwinnett courtroom soon
• Gwinnett County Fair Schedule of Events
• Skid Row takes stage at Wild Bill's Friday
• MOVIE REVIEW: Drug-dealing 'Mr. Nice' falls short
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Drive' takes a real look at mobster life
• Disc Spotlight: Thor
• Gwinnett kicks off Restaurant Week on Monday
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Higher Ground' waffles between funny, serious
• ART BEAT: Gwinnett Public Library helps visitors "Fall into the Arts" with Visual Arts Exhibitions
• JapanFest to be held in Duluth this weekend
• N.J. 9/11 marker listing officials -- but not attacks -- removed
• Obama's jobs bill faces stiff opposition
• Norcross announces baseball coach
• Lions' Kelly wants to build on last year's success
• BISHER: Enjoying a game under the sun
• Gonzalez, Prado lead Braves past Florida 4-1
• PREP ROUNDUP: Deep goes deep to win it for Wolves
• THOMAS: Ron Paul was right
• CEPEDA: Sins of the grandparents
• Gwinnett commissioners to meet with airport consultant Tuesday
• Vick facing Falcons for first time as Eagles' starter
• Mother of kids killed in meth fire gives birth, charged with murder
• Suwanee's credit rating upgraded by Fitch
• Fatal accident causes major delays on I-85N
• Bike violation nabs man wanted for felonies
• GCPS SAT scores decrease
• GCPS names local Teachers of the Year
• Fatal accident causing major delays on I-85N
• Gwinnett County Fair ready to entertain
• BB gun found in third-grader's backpack
• Seasoned Snellville cop thwarts gas station heist
• GAB: Gwinnett County Public Library wins statewide sweepstakes
• Sen. Unterman honored for EMS efforts
• POLITICS: Barrow GOP plans meet and greet
• Fire burns apartment laundry room in Norcross
• Brookwood boys heavy favorite at county cross country meet
• Parkview baseball team to get title rings Friday
• Gwinnett FCA to host annual golf tourney
• Buford's Alexander, Dacula team honored by TD Club of Atlanta
• XC Hall of Fame to induct six new members
• HAMMOCK: Don't count out Dacula football
• Prep Rally to feature football highlights
• Atlanta Braves to play 2012 exhibition at Coolray
• Woman charged with arson in GGC fire
• Winder names Whiting fire chief
• LETTERS: Regional coordination needed for local transit systems
• LETTERS: Trash increase due to lack of competition
• CLINE: Local firefighters experience outpouring of support on 9/11
• THOMAS: Obama's too much a prisoner of ideology to learn from past failures
• PREP ROUNDUP: Mountain View tops North Gwinnett 2-1
• HRs by McCann, Uggla carry Braves
• Pearl Jam support for West Memphis Three continues after release
• Obama promotes jobs plan in Boehner's home state of Ohio
• Gustafson's grand slam powers GAC past Buford
• Mitchell, Mill Creek come up big in win over Collins Hill
• Gladiators sign Alpharetta native
• Shiloh's Weatherly values academics, then football
• Crowell gets start against Coastal Carolina
• Buford announces latest Hall of Fame inductees
• WPI puts on Pink Out event
• Gentry wins on Georgia PGA Junior Tour
• Boise State gets NCAA probation, scholarship cuts
• Troubling start for Georgia's football teams
• Run-first Jackets improving through the air
• Local business announces sweepstakes
• Winder paratrooper latest casualty in Afghanistan
• GMC hospitals named to quality honor roll
• Atlanta Falcons players visit school to promote fitness
• Gwinnett Medical announced $100K grant for diabetes education
• Snellville attorney, team to take Haitian sex assault case
• Teacher faces fraud charges
• NFL's 2011 rookie class off to a fine start
• Gwinnett library board members disagree on donation plan
• United Way kicks off $5 million campaign in Gwinnett
• Quiet on the set: TV movie filmed at GGC
• Bowden reveals that he had prostate cancer in 2007
• 24 recruits join Gwinnett Fire Department ranks
• Investigators: Barrow fire that displaced 10 started by match
• Snellville councilman decries political tactics
• Lilburn Council discusses upcoming city election, candidate forum
• Sugar Hill to install six weather warning signals
• US citizen -- a Muslim -- on no-fly list detained after cruise
• Northeast begins flood recovery
• PREP ROUNDUP: Buford belts three homers in 15-3 win
• Falcons need to quickly get past awful showing
• Shiloh softball wins Carrollton tourney
• Lawrenceville's Min wins U.S. Open girls title
• Jones makes mark on Brookwood softball
• Falcons give weekly honor to Shiloh coach
• Lions' Mills, Eagles' Whitworth named runners of the week
• Wesleyan's Tsirigos commits to Indiana softball
• DEFENSIVE HONOR ROLL
• DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Domonique Mason, Norcross
• OFFENSIVE HONOR ROLL
• OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Shiloh's Donald Clark
• Senator calls for veto of Gwinnett maps
• Radioactive threat lands Winder man behind bars
• Loganville High student killed in ATV crash
• Budget cuts could jeopardize Gwinnett courts, judge says
• Gwinnett government using new fund for support functions
• Child caught in bus door uninjured, Barrow official reports
• Duluth 'Honorarium' an ode to public servants, military
• Dacula High cheerleading program helping children with disabilities
• Library reductions to come in fall
• PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE: Psychopath vs. Sociopath
• THE BLITZ: That's why they play the games
• Piece of World Trade Center finds home in Suwanee
• Berkman leads Cardinals over Braves 4-3
• WOODALL: Never forget, but also move forward
• OUR VIEW: 9/11 makes local impact as well
• Lawrenceville Baptist's Rev. Corley dies at 91
• Mistakes cost Georgia in 45-42 loss to South Carolina
• Georgia Tech rolls against Middle Tennessee State
• Auburn wins another wild one; Tide rolls
• UGA notebook: Gwinnett grads Lee, Sulek relish extending playing time
• GAC rebounds to win Shaw Invitational
• Paralyzed on 9/11 Keaston White makes best from new course in life
• Prep football notes: Dacula's Zito savors first win
• Gallery to auction goggles, photos from aviator Amelia Earhart
• Tile artwork still sought for Auburn mosaic
• NYPD vets reflect on 10th anniversary of 9/11
• Attacks rocked Gwinnett at all levels
• A changed America 10 years after 9/11
• Piece of World Trade Center finds home in Suwanee
• Oscar winner Cliff Robertson dies in NY at 88
• Suwanee woman recalls 9/11 aboard Air Force One
• 9/11 attacks inspire Georgia's senators to action
• Events scheduled this weekend to observe the 9/11 anniversary in Gwinnett
• Duluth to celebrate Fall Festival with kickoff concert
• Ribbon cutting celebrates Heritage Center's Treetop Quest
• Lee causes more flooding post-Irene
• Duluth falls in triple overtime thriller
• Buford whips Yulee (Fla.) on ESPNU
• Norcross routs Roswell
• Rams defeat feisty Archer
• Meadowcreek falls to Wheeler
• Shiloh stuns rival South
• Peachtree Ridge tops Newnan
• Hebron gets tough loss in first home game
• Mountain View tops Lanier for first win
• Apalachee falls to Flowery Branch
• YARBROUGH: If you are feeling helpless, then re-elect nobody
• Falcons defense swarms to 20-6 win over Brookwood
• Central pulls away for 49-6 rout of Patriots
• Mill Creek blanks Cherokee 28-0
• Big plays lead unbeaten GAC to 48-14 victory
• First-half mistakes plague Collins Hill again in 31-17 loss
• Pastors prepare hopeful message for 9/11 anniversary
• FEMA agrees to pay for Berkeley Lake dam repairs
• Oakland Meadow students show patriotism
• Trial set in bitten child case
• Lilburn man charged in bloody beating of father
• Warrant issued for foul-mouthed parent
• GGC remembers 9/11 with Sunday ceremony
• Monthly trash fee goes up for Gwinnett
• Loganville officials: Parking on some streets a danger
• Loganville officials: Parking on some streets a danger
• Fire guts kitchen of Lawrenceville home
• Charter school pays tribute to Sept. 11 with art
• PREP ROUNDUP: Mill Creek falls to No. 2 North Cobb in two sets
• Jones, Braves beat Mets 6-5 in Game 1
• MCCULLOUGH: All you can eat, no cover
• Seattle man pleads not guilty in 1957 death of 7-year-old girl
• Obama asks $450B to lift economy
• ROBINSON: Recognize that it's over
• BREAKDOWN: Flowery Branch at Apalachee
• BREAKDOWN: Winder-Barrow at Madison County
• BREAKDOWN: Athens Christian at Hebron Christian
• BREAKDOWN: Grayson at Archer
• BREAKDOWN: Wheeler at Meadowcreek
• BREAKDOWN: Collins Hill at M.L. King
• Getting to Know ... Jennifer Edwards
• Dacula softball to host yard sale, BBQ, car wash
• Mixed results for SEC's inexperienced quarterbacks
• White: WR Jones ready to shine for Falcons
• Yellow Daisy Festival at Stone Mountain
• Modern look picked for diamond interchange in Norcross
• THE DISH: Purple Rain Restaurant and Lounge
• Buford man reflects on helping 9/11 victims
• Chamber holding care package drive Friday as 9/11 tribute
• BREAKDOWN: Wesleyan at Twiggs County
• BREAKDOWN: Holy Innocents' at GAC
• BREAKDOWN: Newnan at Peachtree Ridge
• BREAKDOWN: Roswell at Norcross
• BREAKDOWN: Cherokee at Mill Creek
• Disc Spotlight: 'X-Men: First Class'
• Movie Trivia Contest 9/9
• 11th Atlanta British Car Fayre rolls into Norcross
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Contagion' is infectious
• Film Fans rave about 'The Debt'
• Auburn's annual Harvest of Arts showcases local artists
• ART BEAT: 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof' heats up Lionheart Theatre
• BREAKDOWN: Duluth at Alpharetta
• County's top defensive players make it tough to game plan
• Central travels to Berkmar to open region play
• San Francisco may pass ordinance restricting public nudity
• Lee's remnants bring fresh flood worries
• HAMMOCK: GAC football gaining in strength thanks to Schofield
• Gload's hit lifts Phillies over Braves
• Dogs' defense bracing for RB Lattimore
• G-Braves announce 2012 schedule
• PREP ROUNDUP: White throws one-hitter in North Gwinnett win
• THOMAS: Remembering 9/11 is about the future
• CEPEDA: Obesity's a health, not an image, problem
• G-Braves set records as they just missed the playoffs
• Galivan re-signed with Gladiators
• Meadows has golden summer with USA Baseball team
• Lofton leads D that may be key to Falcons
• Central's Kallon, North's Hosch to be honored by TD Club
• BISHER: I gave up early predictions long ago
• Gwinnett Prep Rally to feature prep football highlights
• POLITICS: Gwinnettians tapped for transit task force
• Lilburn Middle locked down due to police activity
• Gwinnett officials get creative to pay for public safety
• County to host diversity discussion
• Cyclists' 9/11 tribute nears Gwinnett
• Norcross firefighters battle large trash fire
• Mall of Georgia Belk celebrates remodeling
• DALY: Use proper landscape practices to protect bodies of water
• Lanier High center integrates academics, technology
• GAB: 'Chase a Cop' set for Sept. 24
• KING: Georgia Republican delegation in Washington silent on Obama anti-enforcement immigration decree
• Ga. taxpayers spent $460M for security
• Sugar Hill discusses insect ordinance, easements, city hall design
• PREP ROUNDUP: GAC sweeps, Mill Creek splits
• McCoughtry scores 35 as Dream beat Sun
• Crikey! Huge crocodile captured in Philippines
• THOMAS: A plan that works
• LETTERS: Thanks Eugene, for letting me know who I am
• IHOP gunman dead after killing 3
• CLINE: Ella's Run an event worth planning for
• LETTERS: BOC should copy Coolray owner's business sense
• GAC running its offense with triple threat of QBs
• PREP FOOTBALL: Offensive honor roll
• PREP FOOTBALL: Defensive honor roll
• PREP FOOTBALL: Defensive player of the week
• PREP FOOTBALL: Offensive player of the week
• Brookwood boys win Berry Invitational
• Norcross' Maloof gets coaching honor
• Peachtree Ridge's Brickell, Norcross' Yost named runners of the week
• Georgia Force defeat Freedom Academy
• G-Braves Gomez earns final week's honor
• Tennessee releases former Bronco Curran
• Under pressure Boise St. loss turns up heat on Richt
• Gordon holds on for 85th career win in Atlanta race
• Despite rain, Georgia mired in drought
• GCPS takes final student tally
• Peachtree Ridge wrestler improving after hit-and-run
• Chamber taking nominations for health care awards
• Thrasher Park in Norcross has new mosaic
• YMCA after-school programs available
• Georgia Gwinnett gets $150,000 grant
• Lee's remnants spawn Ga. twisters, drown Miss. man
• 'Living honorarium' among 9/11 events
• Gwinnett residents win medals at the Special Olympics
• Olive Garden serves meal to firefighters, families
• Norcross man missing in flooded creek
• Cooler weather and less rain in the forecast
• Yellow Daisy Festival is back in Stone Mountain
• Locals Jacobs, Hawkins have all-star seasons in minors
• G-Braves rained out in meaningless game after Lehigh Valley clinches wild card
• UGA's Robinson refocuses on Gamecocks
• Walk-on Sulek of Dacula gets his chance for UGA
• McHugh's breakout year earns trip to Arizona
• Tornado watch extended until 11 p.m.
• Rain postpones NASCAR Atlanta race until Tuesday
• A weakened Lee still poses flood threat in South
• THE BLITZ: Do rankings mean anything right now?
• Tropical Storm Lee lashes Gulf Coast, flood threat expands locally
• Killian Hill moves to 4-0
• Stars go 3-2 in Savannah
• Providence Christian falls despite complete game effort
• Eagles get two wins behind strong pitching
• North strikes early in win
• No. 5 Boise State rips Georgia
• Mill Creek boys place third at Clara Bowl
• Gordon, Dodgers beat Braves 2-1 in 10 innings
• Edwards recovers to win Nationwide race in Atlanta
• Horth powers Silverbacks to 2-0 win
• LARSON: Love of labor yields labor of love
• Suwanee annual report honored by national association
• GWINNETT GAB: Parks and rec staff honored
• Treetop course holds ribbon cutting
• GOOD NEWS FROM SCHOOLS: Student's art to be displayed in 50 states
• GEMA, Barrow officials stress preparedness in tumultuous times
• JENKINS: Excessive homework is holding our family hostage
• Bolen -- Beveridge
• Ware -- Selby
• 50th anniversary
• Hebron loses on the road 46-21
• Georgia State opens second season with 41-7 victory
• Dream top Mystics, close in on playoff spot
• Central rolls past Chapel Hill
• Berkmar defeats rival Meadowcreek
• Mill Creek blasts Alpharetta 42-7
• Lanier gets season-opening win
• Duluth routs Northview behind Stewart
• GAC rolls past Druid Hills
• Peachtree Ridge shows improvement across the board in 31-2 in win
• Archer defense dominates in win
• Winder-Barrow falls to Flowery Branch
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• YARBROUGH: Man of the cloth wants piece of the action
• Wesleyan falls to Elbert in home opener
• Norcross' Autry has breakout game in 35-14 win
• No. 1 Wolves dominate No. 2 Carver 35-7
• Brookwood defense shines in win over Collins Hill
• GWINNETT GRADS: Cierski, others making early marks in college
• Dacula softball to host fundraiser
• Candidates vie for mayor in Snellville, Lilburn, Suwanee
• Bisco opens Norcross office
• School, best friends celebrate 25 years
• Safety key for Labor Day weekend
• Medical school graduate offers 'unique experience' for students
• Cooler weather, rain expected on Labor Day
• Celtic Woman to record DVD at Fox Theatre
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Utopia' one of the worst films this year
• MOVIE REVIEW: Espionage thriller ‘The Debt’ pays off
• MOVIE REVIEW: Denying inhibition in 'A Good Old Fashioned Orgy'
• ART BEAT: Peach State Opera's 'Elixir of Love' to be toasted with a wine event
• 'Our Idiot Brother' rates high and low with Film Fans
• 2011 Fall Movie Preview
• Disc spotlight: Good Will Hunting (Blu-ray)
• Movie trivia contest 09/02
• THE DISH: Paris Village Bakery
• MOVIE REVIEW: ‘Magic Trip’ pays homage to ’60s
• Opening reviews good for Tech in 63-21 win
• Ravens use turnovers to beat winless Falcons 21-7
• ROBINSON: Always someone there to remind us
• Comets fall to No. 9 M.L. King 33-23
• Hudson, Braves top Nationals 5-2
• Gwinnett falls back to tie for Wild Card
• PREP ROUNDUP: Hawks stay unbeaten with comeback over Lions
• Man gives kidney to coworker's son
• Local student spends three weeks at Google headquarters
• BREAKDOWN: Lanier vs. Hapeville Charter
• BREAKDOWN: Flowery Branch at Winder-Barrow
• BREAKDOWN: Shiloh at Tift County
• BREAKDOWN: Duluth vs. Northview
• Moore takes WNBA honor
• Locals shine at GSGA Senior Women's Championship
• BREAKDOWN: Hebron at Southside Christian
• BREAKDOWN: Peachtree Ridge at Roswell
• North on the big stage again vs. St. Augustine
• Buford awaits rematch with Carver
• Bears, Tigers renew friendly football battle
• Berkmar, Meadowcreek building football programs with young rosters
• BREAKDOWN: Central Gwinnett at Chapel Hill
• BREAKDOWN: Elbert County at Wesleyan
• BREAKDOWN: Mill Creek at Alpharetta
• BREAKDOWN: GAC at Druid Hills
• Norcross measures success against Parkview
• Eagles, Broncos face off once again
• Flowe, Maloof cherish senior year with sons
• Brooks rehired as Evermore director
• Former Atlanta mayor, civil rights leader speaks to teachers
• Setting the stage for Cirque du Soleil at Gwinnett arena
• Kimbrel sets rookie save mark in Braves win
• CEPEDA: Our immigration quandary: States can't act, feds won't.
• THOMAS: Alan Krueger a nightmare on Pennsylvania Avenue
• Gomez rakes in suspended game win
• Washington, Sims eager to shine at Tech
• South tries to bounce back from adversity against M.L. King
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Suwanee, Snellville gearing up for mayoral races
• Dacula couple sues over county cell tower
• Lilburn: Religious bias labels 'unfortunate'
• Search for hit-and-run Porsche nets 2 suspects
• Sex abuse center established in Snellville
• Gwinnettprepsports.com a great site for readers
• Parkview's Chambers keys her team's success with bat, arm
• Large donation puts Gwinnett's Relay back at No. 1 on final day of fundraising
• LETTERS: Passing stopped school bus bad but sometimes understandable
• LETTERS: Put airport decision to a vote
• Hawks' Westog, Broncos' Kissel take running honors
• Gwinnett Lacrosse League announces director
• Woman charged in Lawrenceville supermarket stick-up
• Tech announces basketball games in Gwinnett
• Peacocks roam Lawrenceville neighborhood
• CLINE: Airport dealings need to avoid negative perceptions
• Eviction squabble spurs unusual accusations
• GAB: Gwinnett Tech gets $75,000 boost for new program
• Big win for Brookwood softball
• PREP ROUNDUP: Archer's Cabrales no-hits Dacula in 2-0 win
• Archer senior Morris a force on both sides of the ball
• Atlanta's own Drivin' N Cryin' to perform at 37 Main tonight
• QBs on display in Dome
• Lofton: Problems correctable for Atlanta D
• Suwanee Day to feature road races
• Lyttle's jumper in final second lifts Dream past Fever
• Nationals' four homers take down Braves
• MeSun provides hospice in patients' language
• THOMAS: Rubio's speech puts government in its proper place
• Chargers cut wide receiver Kenney
• CLINE: Airport dealings need to avoid negative perceptions
• Schools awarded for clean air efforts
• Panthers' Joseph commits to Western Carolina
• Silverbacks sign Ati from reserves
• Immunizations encouraged even for adults
• Teheran takes IL's rookie, pitching honors
• BISHER: It's a different Boise St. team this time around
• Archer's Morris a force on offense, defense
• Islamic community celebrates the end of Ramadan
• Norcross man charged when cab driver roughed up, ripped off
• Snellville's Eastside Medical Center to host colon cancer event
• City services, address concern at Peachtree Corners town hall meeting
• Buford school officials look at new year
• Cisco Donates $75,000 to Gwinnett Tech Legacy of Lives Campaign:
• LETTERS: Don’t wreck our economy with green incentives
• LETTERS: Thanks for the sanity when it comes to public school teachers
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Let’s make a deal; I won’t show you mine if you promise not to show me yours
• Tolls to begin soon on HOV lane along I-85
• G-Braves beat Bulls, pull closer to playoffs
• GDP Football: Offensive Honor Roll
• GDP Football: Offensive Player of the Week
• GDP Football: Defensive Honor Roll
• GDP Football: Defensive Player of the Week
• Blaze damages wall of Dacula home
• PREP ROUNDUP: Spangler, Rams walk past Newnan 9-1
• Eagles give Vick $100 million, six-year deal
• Brookwell, Milo returning to play for Gladiators
• Beachy best of Braves' impressive rookie class
• Rare Commodity
• Tech, Johnson ready to ramble in season opener
• Locals fare well in HJGT tourney
• Falcons' Palmer treats grieving Locust Grove high school team
• Dacula's Morse commits to Tennessee Tech basketball
• Buford teen drowns in Lake Lanier
• McGinnis Ferry extension opening will clear Suwanee congestion
• Federal immigration hold for driver charged in death of passenger
• Florida traffic stop nets Gwinnett murder suspect
• Lawrenceville man charged with smuggling pot into jail
• Auburn woman, 47, killed in interstate crash
• Suwanee brush fire disrupts traffic near interstate
• LETTERS: Don’t wreck our economy with green incentives
• LETTERS: Thanks for the sanity when it comes to public school teachers
• LETTERS: Lasseter a fine commissioner
• G-Braves' Gomez named IL's player of the week
• Norcross house blaze was arson, officials say
• G-Braves smash team-record six homers in 14-8 win
• Ga. Power sends crews to Va. to help restore power
• THE BLITZ: High school football bigger now than ever
• After Irene: Severe flooding is feared within days
• Buford teen drowns after boat collision on Lake Lanier
• PREP FOOTBALL NOTES: Thornton’s punt a record setter
• North Gwinnett rolls in showcase event
• Grayson's offense comes along in Week 2 romp
• PREP ROUNDUP: Wolves, Spartans strong in Top 10 play day
• US officials: Al-Qaida's No. 2 killed in Pakistan
• Brown delivers as Steelers beat Falcons 34-16
• G-Braves keep playoff pace
• TEK-9 completes standout summer
• Brookwood's boys take fourth-straight Stage Races crown
• Grayson's offense comes along in Week 2 romp
• Loss to RailHawks knocks Silverbacks out of playoff race
• Bus stop scofflaws draw parent, police ire
• Polish pierogi fest an ode to iconic food
• Suwanee to pay $1.8M for land deal
• Lilburn denies discrimination, agrees to federal stipulations
• Law expert critical of commissioners' actions with airport proposals
• MURPHY: New website adding online opportunities for Daily Post
• PARKER: Will God be on Perry's side?
• Students use garden to learn lessons
• Tutoring available for students at Berkmar High
• Rep. Woodall to continue support despite shifting lines
• Candidates begin filing paperwork for local ballots
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• Gwinnett CIO graduates from top programCheerleaders invited to perform at Auburn opening gameCitizens police academy planned
• Klipstein-DykesENGAG
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• ENGAGMcMillanHughes
• Auburn fall art fest to feature homegrown talent
• Big-time sports may be the next giant bubble to burst
• Sugar Hill to offer Medicare classes to seniors
• A birthday party feathered with a lifetime of strong friendships
• Grayson student wins first in national business event
• Gwinnett Parks and Recreation recognized
• Duluth plans ceremony for sidewalk improvement
• Duluth welcomes new businesses
• Irene begins destructive run, kills 3 in NC, Va.
• US officials: Al-Qaida's No. 2 killed in Pakistan
• Army: Lanier dock permits may stop if water dips
• World's oldest person marks 115th birthday in Georgia
• YARBROUGH: Remembrance of a short but well-lived life
• VandenHurk out-pitches Delgado
• Stewart leads Duluth past Archer
• Staub guides Buford to blowout win
• Mustangs fall to Northview
• Eagles rally to stun Roswell
• Prince Ave. blanks young Lions 41-0
• Russ leads Mill Creek to 35-27 win over Dacula
• Etowah rushes past Patriots
• Newton takes advantage of General drops
• Parkview falls prey to Stephenson
• Central reaps rewards of turnovers in win over Mountain View
• Spartans fight for win over Columbia
• Falcons, Steelers ready for preseason test
• Say What? J-Hey struggles through brutal season
• Johnson eager for Georgia Tech's opener
• Football's back in Gwinnett County
• Filmmaker talks to Christian school
• Federal settlement reached regarding Lilburn mosque
• School bus back in service after complaint
• Economy slipping, economist tells Gwinnett leaders
• Bond granted in puppy killing
• Archer student charged with assault on teacher
• RICH: Writing in my kitchen brings back fond, loving memoires
• MCLEOD: The difference between purpose and perfection
• PREP ROUNDUP: Homers lead North to 8-0 win
• Wesleyan coach, family have faith in move to Dominican
• Thousands flee from Irene
• Buford defense aims to stop Gainesville spread
• Eagles face familiar foe in Roswell
• Freiberger's courageous comeback ends just short
• Georgia center Jones likes O-line's progress
• G-Braves ride Flande's pitching in win, climb in standings
• Rams' Ethridge, Spangler combine for win
• Howard hosts final town hall meeting
• Woodall says balanced budget amendment is the answer
• TV show to profile Gary Hilton
• MCCULLOUGH: Easier to cast blame than find solution to global warming.
• ROBINSON: MLK's vision of justice economic as well as social
• Hawks, Falcons take different view
• Bracing for invasion
• Daily Post launches new prep website
• Getting to Know ... Jerry B. Parks
• McCann's 2 HRs lift Braves over Cubs
• New defensive end Ray Edwards 'ready to go' for Falcons
• Meadowcreek at Northview
• Archer at Duluth
• GAC at Columbia
• Wesleyan at Seminole County
• Apalachee at Habersham Central
• Newton at Shiloh
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• Parkview at Stephenson
• Hebron at Prince Avenue
• Mountain View at Central Gwinnett
• Etowah at Berkmar
• Falcon's ex charged in bleach-dousing tirade
• United Way Legacy Awards honor Gwinnett women
• Buford to open synthetic turf football complex
• Crimes tips can now be texted to Snellville PD
• McGinnis Ferry extension to open to traffic
• Driver, 83, charged in Grayson motorcyclist death
• Police: Duluth shooter acted in self-defense in attack
• New charges for Lilburn man in Macon law student slaying
• Gwinnett Schools system 'very close' to projected enrollment
• Looking for answers to financial aid questions? Gwinnett Tech has opened a dedic...
• Looking for answers to financial aid questions? Gwinnett Tech has opened a dedic...
• Fire hits Norcross restaurant
• Lilburn approves mosque
• Annual Kidsignments sale opens its doors at Fairgrounds
• Daily Post launches new, ‘state-of-the-art’ website
• Police arrest Gwinnett man they say posed as Homeland Security agent
• Suicidal subject surrenders to police, schools taken off lockdown
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Gardeners know the best dirt
• Brooks ‘best qualified’ to return as Evermore CID director
• Arson suspect arrested in DeKalb
• County launches re-designed, user-friendly website
• Regional sales tax draft set
• Seeing stars in Duluth: 'Days' cast returns for fans
• Custody meet turns tense
• THE BLITZ: Time for another championship run
• Bradley wins PGA in playoff after rousing comeback
• Tainted beef leads to grocery recalls
• Cubs stop Uggla's streak at 33, beat Braves, 6-5
• Director on mission to produce internationally educated college students
• Rock & Jock Festival draws thousands
• Nash vows to get Gwinnett fair share of road funding
• Norcross home to center of Mizuno golf world
• Dacula resident paints church, brings history to life
• Norcross native is on Team USA medical staff
• Woman dies after auto collision
• Waffle House robbery suspects caught in Alabama
• Lilburn crash victim on the mend; girl expected to recover
• Former Braves broadcaster Johnson dies at 87
• Waffle House robbers hit number 18
• Labor of Love: Volunteers get a lot out of PGA experience
• Classes starting on Monday for Georgia PCOM
• From dream to reality: Sugar Hill dancer joins Radio City Rockettes
• Official: Meth lab found in Statham repair shop
• Lawrenceville author to sign books at Discover Mills
• 5 injured in Lilburn crash
• Waffle House robberies reach 18
• Scam targeting families of inmates
• Waffle House offers $2,500 bounty
• Officials say woman set fire in crowded apartment, now on the run
• New take on an old classic - Updated Fiat turning heads, saving cash
• Officials have hope for minority districts
• Report: County needs clear goal for Briscoe Field
• Gwinnett still leads region in growth
• School system ‘on target’ for enrollment forecast
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Coffee - the Dark Mother
• Hunting a tiger: Woods draws largest crowds during PGA practice
• ‘Burger King Bandit’ killed by police in Buckhead
• Cops find 14 sick animals at home
• Rating drop could affect county
• Police: Ransom plot foiled
• Special needs bus involved in crash
• Police seek tips in string of metro-wide Waffle House heists
• Crews film star-studded fundraiser for kids with cancer
• Testimony opens in child molestation trial
• Gwinnett musician passionate about missionary work abroad
• Elderly Duluth man charged in fatal July accident
• Snellville council members looking for common ground
• Authorities say suspect shot by cops had active warrants
• Heat, thunderstorms in forecast for much of Ga.
• Girl, 5, left at wrong stop after school bus ride
• Gangsters sentenced in local crime spree
• Chamber VP keeps job despite charge of DUI
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Domestic violence a social heartbreak
• Gwinnett students hit the books on first day
• County lowers millage rate
• Mosque opponents delayed; Public input will be heard next week
• Father of six special-needs kids receives almost $200K
• PGA: They don't call it Hot-Lanta for nothing
• Opponents of Lilburn mosque plan protest
• Ready for glory: Johns Creek course prepares for PGA Championship
• Inmates, families reconnect through prison program
• District may shelve textbooks
• Police to follow school buses in early weeks of year
• State’s largest school district has ‘small-town’ feeling
• Lilburn crowns new Idols
• Friday night Falcons: Fans turn out to watch pro team’s scrimmage
• S&P downgrades US credit rating from AAA
• Snellville planning director leaves position
• Group sees promise in commercial flights at airport
• Cops: Stowaway dog needs good home
• Country star Urban hits Gwinnett
• Buford students hit the books on first day of school
• RockTenn consolidation to add 500 jobs in Gwinnett
• 'Chorus Line' opens at Aurora Theatre
• Officials: Recount of Yerkes complete
• Fire chief: Woman, 24, drowns near Buford dock in lake
• Chamber VP, former mayor arrested for DUI
• Former Commissioner Kevin Kenerly indicted again
• Dow average plunges 513, worst drop since 2008
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: How do you feel about school uniforms?
• ‘Dummies’ for winners: Library system rewarded with set of books
• Firefighter vet state’s top EMT
• Gladiators hire Wroblewski as new coach
• Gwinnett Tech associate degree nursing program earns accreditation:
• Lilburn man charged in Macon law grad's killing
• 2 Georgia prep football players die
• Heat advisory issued for much of Georgia
• Archer football player hospitalized
• Police seek prolific Burger King bandit
• Norcross man charged with attempting to hire hitman
• Debt is a done deal, but peace fades
• New dining digs: Kurt’s moves to smaller venue
• County website to coordinate volunteers, jobs
• Gwinnett Technical College - Take Five!
• GBI probes earlier death after body found in well
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Do you allow your minor child to drink?
• No relief in sight from high temperatures
• Company expands food recall
• House passes debt bill; Senate to vote Tuesday
• Sunday sales to go on ballot in Lawrenceville
• Prison awaits man who copped to child porn
• Funeral for slain Winder mother set for Tuesday
• Tug pilot pleads guilty in duck boat crash
• Snellville votes to lower millage rate
• Stolen hot-air balloon key to cracking theft ring
• More hot weather this week
• It's a deal: Obama, Congress will avert default
• 3 dead in fatal Barrow County crash
• LPD: Ex-cop flashed badge, had Ecstasy
• Foreign studies: Sugar Hill man founds school in Rwanda
• ARC PLAN 2040: Local road projects make cut
• Fuel speculation: County must watch budget after underestimating cost of gas
• Ag. commissioner visits Snellville market
• House rejects Senate Democrats' debt-limit bill
• Husband charged with murder after positive ID
• Police arrest Macon woman on arson charges
• Tiny treasure hunters: Camp helps kids explore archaeology
• Family: Slain mother buried
• Gwinnett Diner reopens after three-week hiatus
• Police find woman’s body in well; husband may be charged
• House approves debt bill; Senate ready to reject
• Jam sessions: Music Barn gets 2nd chance with new owners
• Voters to decide on SPLOST
• Family suing Gwinnett PD
• Former publisher joins SCNI as VP of advertising
• GGC hires athletics director
• Mother of 4 missing in Winder
• Learn to 'Go Green' with Gwinnett Tech. Classes on sustainability and green buil...
• Gas leak causes lane closures on Pleasant Hill
• Credit card ‘skimmer’ sought
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: How on earth did we raise our children?
• Key tests haven’t started in mother’s death
• Snellville salon owner charged with bilking distributor
• Man charged in theft from church
• The write stuff: Students take part in literary summer camp
• Study to examine I-85 traffic
• Cops: Family ran phony recycling biz
• Duluth resident to portray Margaret Mitchell in play
• Braves win controversial game in 19th
• Services planned for principal
• Fall Semester starts August 24 at Gwinnett Tech. Student registration is underwa...
• Fisherman sees bubbles, finds SUV in Lake Lanier
• McCann headed to DL with oblique injury
• Fan favorites: ‘American Idol’ mania takes over Gwinnett
• Bids unveiled for Ga. 316 project
• Falcons bringing Friday Night Lights to Norcross
• Suwanee recognizes Right to Hike for emergency phone donation
• Cops: Bookkeeper bilked $47K from Buford company
• High school prinicipal, longtime educator dies
• 5 displaced in lightning fire
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Quitting smoking takes time, patience
• Car crashes into Duluth apartment
• Business bringing 53 more jobs to Gwinnett
• 1 arrested, 2 sought in jewelry store robberies
• Elite educators: GCPS welcomes new teachers at orientation
• County posts same millage
• Slain woman's family reaches agreement on remains
• Players vote to OK deal to end NFL lockout
• Gwinnett police to begin using e-tickets
• Body found at Norcross apartment complex
• Emerson's killer pleads not guilty in killing of NC couple
• Lake Lanier reported at lowest level since 2009
• Some still skeptical after new land policy
• Beer enthusiasts descend on Suwanee for festival
• Schools hire 541 teachers for new year
• GCPS plans AYP info sessions
• Police: Singer Amy Winehouse found dead
• ‘She is at peace’ — Family holds vigil for mom
• Campmeeting draws hundreds for fellowship
• Center will host church temporarily
• Cops: Robber used Craigslist to lure victim
• DUI arrest made in fatal crash
• Cops looking for suspect, child in possible kidnapping
• Hamilton Mill hit by rash of car break-ins
• Lawrenceville discusses Sunday sales, millage rate
• Working the net: Locals volunteer at tennis tourney being held in Norcross
• Fewer GCPS, state schools make AYP
• Legal fight ensues over woman’s body
• Attorney’s report on GCPS land transactions finds policy violations, but no criminal wrongdoing
• Bear struck, killed near Duluth
• PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE: ‘The Five Ps’ of Annandale Village
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: The teen handbook
• Space shuttle comes to 'final stop' after 30 years
• A decade abroad: Missionaries still adjusting to being back
• Gwinnett to install more traffic cameras, fiber-optic cables
• Authorities: Inmate sent threatening letters to witness
• Husband suspected in slaying breaks silence
• Lawrenceville company recalls chicken products
• Hotter weather returns to Georgia
• Level Creek 11-year-old climbs for U.S. team
• Questions loom in homicide
• Astros trade Parkview grad Keppinger to Giants
• Porter asks appeals court to reconsider Kenerly decision
• BOC adopts new land acquisition policy
• Burnette throws hat in ring for Suwanee mayor
• Last shuttle leaves space station, due back Thursday
• Rotary Club hosts comedy night
• Cops: Man who set teen ablaze found
• Double-stabbing suspect caught
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Divorce is a life-changer
• A fan favorite: Coolray Field honors legend Bobby Cox
• Cops ID body as mom of 3
• Court mulls doctor’s role in ’02 slaying
• Duluth man bikes across nation for charity
• Minnesota rookie Moore tops WNBA jersey sales
• Body is missing mother; husband a suspect
• Charlie Sheen to return in new sitcom
• Japan wins first World Cup title in penalty shootout
• Debt talks and little else on Washington's agenda
• Family fight: Daughter diagnosed with cancer after helping mom beat disease 4 times
• Coolray Field plays host to annual Awakening of the Dragon
• Employees of county taking survey on cuts
• Body found thought to be missing woman
• Kind soles: 10-year-old collects shoes for homeless
• Man gets life in ’10 shootout
• City dedicates treatment plant to former council member
• Off-duty police officers foil two would-be criminals
• "In God We Trust" confusion delays new Ga. car tag
• Feds sue officers, directors of failed Gwinnett bank
• Cops: 2nd teen charged in fatal Lilburn shooting
• Deliberations begin in Norcross murder trial
• Deal to give $10 million to charters affected by ruling
• Norcross man, stepson indicted in New Year’s death
• Open range: Children take part in Wild West camp
• Girl honored for heroism
• Young man wins $1K scholarship
• A Fitting End: 'Harry Potter' delivers magic in final movie
• Wrestlers post bond in sex assault case
• 3 Finalists Unveiled for New Ga. License Plate
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: What might Georgia’s HB 87 mean for Gwinnett?
• Hands-on learning: School founder writing interactive books
• 9 cities set to vote on Sunday sales
• Groups meet to discuss fight on homelessness
• CID unveils new look for Pleasant Hill bridge
• Gladiators’ Pyle hired to coach AHL Texas
• Man arrested for racing, DUI
• Teen struck by car, hospitalized
• Teenager booked, charged in fatal apartment shooting
• Teen tried as adult in hit-and-run
• Ga. 20 lanes to shift today
• Hot as blazes: Firefighter recruits tackle dangers of heat
• Rowdy teen party could get host deported
• I-85 barrier cables snag commuters
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Special Olympics athletes, volunteers set the bar high
• Snellville city leaders fail to agree on property tax millage rate
• Man charged in death of girlfriend
• Sugar Hill to allow Sunday sales vote
• Masino denies sabotaging land deal in court filing
• 11 ‘escorts’ booked in vice sting
• Famous Gwinnett Diner shuts its doors
• Lawrenceville votes to lower millage rate
• Crews to begin taking down Ga. 324 bridge over I-85
• S.W.A.T. call ends in suicide
• Obama: 'We need to' work out debt deal in 10 days
• US suspends military aid to Pakistan
• Wambach, Solo key dramatic US win over Brazil
• 216 pounds, 8 million viewers later, local relishes ‘Extreme Makeover’
• HOT Lanes: Project to open after Labor Day
• Reptile show slithers into fairgrounds
• Steelers' Hines Ward arrested on DUI charge in Decatur
• Steamy days affecting area air quality
• Cops say man tried to buy girl
• Funeral today for father, son killed in fire
• Man remembered for park volunteer work
• Atlantis lifts off for final shuttle flight
• G-Braves usher hits home run with fan service
• Wheels fall off transit projects
• Report: Company at fault in ’Hooch death
• Man jailed for alleged kidnapping threats
• 3 men arrested in gang beating
• Residents file complaint against Yerkes center
• Gwinnett Tech ranks in top ten nationally among colleges graduating students who earn certificates:
• Court throws out Kenerly indictment
• Gwinnett woman accused of plot to kill ex-husband in NC
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: “Bella Vita” means something different to all of us
• Stolen hot air balloon found
• Yerkes Center inspection finds no violations
• Officials mull cuts to library
• Schools celebrate CRCT improvement
• Trapped father, son die in Dacula blaze
• Atlanta mayor announces return of Music Midtown
• Police ID bodies found Friday in Lawrenceville
• Punk rock band members arrested after graffiti spree
• 14-year-old from Gwinnett dies in Hall County wreck
• Christian writers group home to local talent
• Lilburn artists make their mark on Wis. town’s wall
• Cause still unclear in market blaze
• Questions surround discovery of bodies
• Patriotic gunfire lands man in jail
• Doc vs. DOT on Ga. 316 work
• Hot air balloon reported stolen
• Casey Anthony acquitted of killing daughter
• More rain forecast across area
• Ga. State Patrol reports 19 holiday weekend deaths
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Health Insurance bad for your health
• Mall of Ga. celebration goes off with a bang
• Looming storms don’t dampen July 4th spirits
• Time is running out for Gwinnett to keep its Relay crown
• 3-D helps lift 'Transformers' to $400M global haul
• Woman dies at Stone Mountain Park hotel
• Authorities say 3 men drowned over holiday weekend
• Braves' McCann named NL All-Star starting catcher
• New law: Drivers must yield 3 feet to bicyclists
• Georgia opens first new state park in 18 years
• Cleaning your plate: Experts like new dietary icon that replaces food pyramid
• Gwinnett leads in job growth
• Furlough day for county on Monday
• Officials say it’s too early to tell success of county garbage plan
• Thousands gather at Jehovah’s Witnesses convention
• Firefighters urge locals to leave fireworks to the pros
• Bones near Dacula were female; ID unclear
• Tip leads police to stolen cars, drugs
• Fire destroys business near downtown Lawrenceville
• Police: Two bodies found off rural Lawrenceville street
• 3 hospitalized after explosion at Buford home
• Chamber issues formal support for Yerkes amid residents' concern
• Ex-legislator, coach oldest member of adult football team
• County OKs $1.4M for Ga. 316 pipes
• Staying active: Sports camp allows summer outlet for students
• GGC students caught in theft ring
• Grenade scare a false alarm
• Gwinnett arrest costs NBA player one game
• Newsweek cover imagines Diana at age 50
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Independence Day more than barbecues,fireworks
• County cheers water ruling
• Students show troops gratitude with baked goods
• Police: Suicidal mom tried to kill son
• Cops: Woman fled hospital after bar fight
• Missing Yerkes monkey prompts visit by feds
• Fun for the Fourth: What to see and do for holiday weekend
• Deputy charged with driving under influence
• Police say boyfriend robbed pregnant lover
• GGC vice president to retire
• US appeals court upholds Obama health care law
• Summer term classes start July 6 at Gwinnett Tech! Registration has been extended to July 5. Visit www.GwinnettTech.edu for details.
• Police ID body found at park
• Couple held in copper thefts
• Charges lessened in baseball bat melee
• ‘World class’ baggers compete in championship
• Readiness Camp promotes graduation
• Students visit PCOM for career exploration program
• Ivy Prep founder says funding conflict was resolved
• County tax digest higher than projection
• Body found in Lilburn apartment complex
• US court tosses water restriction on metro Atlanta
• Testimony: Brother key in burned body murder
• NASA confirms July 8 for last shuttle launch
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: How’s your knowledge of PETiquette?
• Taste of success: High school chefs headed to national food contest
• S.C. woman arrested, charged with stealing dresses from shop
• Insurance law among those to take effect Friday
• Two bodies turn up near Dacula
• State BOE to approve Ivy Prep, Gwinnett agreement
• Judge blocks parts of Ga. immigration law
• Registration for Summer Term has been extended to July 5! Classes start July 6 so act now. www.GwinnettTech.edu
• Fall Classes Start August 24 at Gwinnett Tech -- Enroll Now!:
• Lilburn officials set millage rate
• Employees evacuated in Haz-mat incident
• Police: Hikers find decomposed body at park
• Bright lights, big business: Football buddies team up for successful venture
• Online voting begins for new Ga. license plate
• Ga. charter schools to learn if they can stay open
• Authorities to continue search for man feared drowned
• Veteran Duluth officer canned after DUI crash
• 50 percent support rail in town hall call
• Braves fans pack park to watch game
• An angel among us: Fire captain honored for service in Middle East
• Officials see rise in tax appeals
• NY Legislature legalizes gay marriage
• After 70 years, Burnettes are remnants of a more devoted, less distracted age
• Thieves targeting ’80s-era pickups
• Monkey business not the first of its kind
• Deal freezes Georgia gas tax
• Police: Buford man battered grandma over cigarettes
• College baseball player charged in online sting
• Chamber launches new phase of economic program
• County retains AAA credit rating
• Produce-stand-turned-restaurant cooks up success
• Reward offered for information in bank robbery shooting
• New charges brought in Lanier student’s death
• Search under way for missing research monkey
• Probationers replacing illegal farm workers, but many quit
• Early morning crash kills Buford man
• Obama: 30,000-plus surge troops leaving Afghanistan
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Parents need to get a grip
• 6 indicted in gang crimes
• State director discusses Gwinnett’s progress on employment program
• Judge rules trash plan constitutional
• CRCT results show students exceeding state average
• Lightning damages Lawrenceville home
• Father’s Day invasion suspects still loose
• Driver who struck HERO worker receives multiple citations
• Falcons' Owens cleared in domestic case
• Deadly accident caused by driver running red light
• I-85 semi fire doused
• 3 arrested on charges of selling fake meth
• High temperatures greet the official start of summer
• ArtWorks! Gwinnett names its newest executive director
• Earmark may signal end to service delivery dispute
• HERO worker hurt at I-85 accident site
• One dead in accident at Sugarloaf Parkway, Old Peachtree Road
• Construction company to bring HQ to Norcross
• Emerson's killer charged with killing NC hikers
• Savannah congressman says he has early prostate cancer
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Electronics make the world go ’round
• Stolen class ring lands woman in jail
• Camp gives kids early jump working on literary skills
• Transit tax could see a bumpy ride
• Gwinnett schools form partnership with Bush
• US judge hears arguments on Ga. immigration law
• 2 bears killed in past 10 days on Ga. roads
• Kenny Loggins and Boston Pops concert cancelled
• McIlroy wins U.S. Open for first major, breaks tournament records
• Maya Moore solid in first homecoming as a pro
• Ga. cracks down on teacher certification
• Police: Norcross woman fatally shot husband, self
• Local dad opens home to those in need, family or not
• Nash wants public’s input on transportation projects
• Schools need 530 teachers
• Registration re-opens for online high school
• Storm topples trees, causes fires
• Produce stands bring bountiful choices to Gwinnett plates
• Gwinnett man dies in Forsyth crash
• Man arrested in online sting
• Customers victims of fraud after bank info stolen
• 4-year-old helping group fight diabetes
• Nash says decisions on staff were right
• Second chance for artist — Snellville man pours heart into painting after transplant
• Georgia governor favors charter schools amendment
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Dads rock
• Selena Gomez visits county to promote movie
• Duluth man wanted in fraud case in SC
• Man given life in jail in stabbing
• Neighborhood swimmers pool resources to fight cancer
• Ivy Prep turns down GCPS OK
• MOVIE REVIEW: Ryan Reynolds can't illuminate 'Green Lantern'
• J.K. Rowling has mysterious new Potter website
• Gwinnett Tech Hosts Bioscience Workshop:
• Weiner to resign over sexting scandal
• Norcross lawyer disbarred for failing to return money to client
• 68-year-old graduates from Gwinnett Tech
• Budget cuts have library scrambling
• Tech camp a hit with boys, woos more girls
• Storms zap power to 50,000 in metro Atlanta
• Residents spot coyotes in Grayson
• Restraining order filed against Falcons DB
• Hope on the Horizon
• Splish splash: Swimming lesson promotes water safety
• Man arrested on molestation charge
• Officials rescue 4 stranded fishermen from Chattahoochee River
• Body ID’d as missing Lawrenceville man
• Woodall reflects on Middle East
• Officials say brush fires are unrelated
• Trial opens with testimony from victim’s daughters
• New NTB store coming to Snellville
• Lilburn holds millages, gives employees raises
• Sugar Hill waives regulations for animal hospital
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Do these gym shorts make me look fat?
• Talk about a photo opp -- Gwinnett Tech is home to 50 professional photographers this week who are judging an international contest. If you're on campus, make sure they get your best side!
• Dumped body murder suspect back in Gwinnett
• Aurora leads tours of old haunts on Lawrenceville square
• KIRKLAND: A thank you to Islamic extremists
• BUCKELEW: Reclaim the power against cancer
• 4 charged with robbery after high-speed chase
• County reorganizing after support services head resigns
• ACLU still awaits GCPS response on Internet filter
• Xpress bus to stop at church lot
• Restaurant paper company bringing 196 jobs to Norcross
• Airlines collected $3.4 bln in bag fees in 2010
• Willie Nelson’s Country Throwdown Tour rocks Coolray Field
• Wendy's agrees to sell Arby's to private group
• Ga. court won't reconsider charter school ruling
• Fire threat wanes; residents return to 2 Ariz. towns
• First photos of Giffords released since shooting
• Chattahoochee River Deaths: Are strict rules the answer?
• Business central: Redevelopment, renovations bring new ventures to Gwinnett Place area
• Study: GGC’s economic impact at $130.6M
• Daily Post picks up 9 GPA honors
• Woman, 54, killed in crash Friday near Buford
• Weiner seeks leave of absence from House
• Families of teens who drowned file lawsuit
• Pedestrian bridge opens across Yellow River in Lilburn
• S.C. men charged with meth trafficking
• Suwanee city official says lawsuit is ‘factually inaccurate’
• Cattle roundup commences after single-vehicle accident on I-85
• Police: Woman intentionally drives car into Suwanee Walmart
• It's time to apply! Enroll at Gwinnett Tech by July 11 for Fall Semester!
• SC officials: Atlanta to seek Savannah River water
• Thanks to Gwinnett Federal Credit Union, the Gwinnett Tech Foundation scholarship fund is now $50,000 richer and able to help even more students go to college!
• Alleged CVS robber quickly arrested
• Dope suspect runs over, hospitalizes police officer
• Arrests made after undercover buy of stolen speakers
• Teen accused of hitting bus indicted this week
• Piece of cake: Local couple to appear on ‘Cupcake Wars’
• Farm says exec foiled land sale
• GGC gets land for expansion
• City of Lawrenceville, county partner to rebuild park road
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Hey, sleazy politicians: Enough already
• Man, firefighter taken to hospital after blaze
• Man critical after three-car crash
• Feds: Cartel takedown had key Gwinnett ties
• Willie Nelson Country Throwdown comes to Coolray
• True colors: Walkable exhibit highlights local sculptures
• District to install sidewalk
• Class of nurses graduate from GTC
• Delta bag fees for soldiers ignites backlash
• Gwinnett Tech's first class of associate degree nursing graduates will be honored in tonight's pinning ceremony:
• Girl rescued after arm caught in pool pipe
• Officials to probe river rules after girl's death
• BOC approves purchase of body imager
• Gwinnett police headquarters to get $3.5M renovation
• Girl Scout camp head leaves after decade in charge
• Police: Woman bilked $39K from company
• Address change lands sex offender in jail
• Clues sought in roadside robbery
• Fire Briefs: Man hospitalized, dogs rescued in fire
• School Internet filter sparks controversy
• Alligator found near Lake Lanier euthanized
• 3 people rescued from Chattahoochee River
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Farewell to a true Southern lady
• Police looking for suspect involved in Norcross shooting
• Officials OK aid agreement between fire services with Hall County
• IMPACT! Group highlights warning signs of loan modification scams
• Healthy habits: Exercise, treatments help teen with cystic fibrosis
• Sheriff to ask board for imager
• Students post highest grad test scores
• Express lane construction to cause closures throughout week
• Weiner admits he sent lewd picture; won’t quit
• Norcross conserves elements of old houses prior to demolition
• Visitor from space: Shuttle astronaut speaks to crowd at Briscoe
• Sugarloaf/316 work under way
• Fire damages Dacula businesses
• Positive steps: Parents start foundation in son’s memory
• Duluth grad receives grant from Fulbright
• Man in custody after crash
• Girl, 9, rescued from Chattahoochee River
• Congratulations to GTC grad Marianne Sievering and paramedic instructor David Newton! Both were honored as this year's best by the Region III EMS Council:
• Employers added 54K jobs; rate ticks up to 9.1 percent
• Assisted suicide advocate Kevorkian dies at age 83
• Kaiser Permanente expanding, bringing 100 new jobs to Duluth
• Hot weather expected to continue
• DOT gives go-ahead for diverging diamond
• Dacula to vote on Sunday sales
• Deal delivers address as 95 graduate from GGC
• Death penalty possible in child killings
• Alumni say goodbye to old Lawrenceville High
• Teen murder suspect still in Texas
• Police seek knife-wielding KFC bandit
• Traffic stop yields 5 kilos of cocaine
• USDA unveils My Plate to replace food pyramid
• Looking for a great special events venue? Book it at the Busbee Center on the Gwinnett Tech campus:
• DOT mower propels rock into car, kills woman
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: The apple and the aging tree
• G-Braves greeter part of the family at Coolray Field
• Officials look forward to new district lines
• 46 projects OK’d for tax funding
• Duo tied to SunTrust robbery
• 3 Ga. Tech students charged with Norcross school break-in
• Indictment alleges $8K eBay theft
• Escaped donkey collides with pickup on Ga. road
• Law enforcement preparing for Ga. immigration law
• With the Thrashers gone, there's still a hockey team in Gwinnett
• Combine a love of drawing and technology for a career in drafting:
• Remains ID’d as football star’s brother
• 17 Gwinnett schools make best list
• Fatal Loganville crash among 15 in state over holiday
• Inmates handled LPD evidence
• Temperatures soar into 90s ahead of summer
• GCPS, Ivy Prep discuss keeping all-girls school open
• Former police officer accused of abusing position
• Former Serbian police officer pleads to immigration fraud
• Liberian official charged with Norcross arson
• Thrashers moving to Winnipeg next season
• 2 killed, 5 hurt in crash
• Parkview scores 13 in seventh to secure state title
• Four schools hold graduations on holiday
• Dacula holds Memorial Day parade
• Fallen Marine honored during Memorial Day ceremony
• Heddinger, Hampton guide Buford to first state championship since 1977
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Love for pets doesn't come cheap
• Application deadline for Georgia Gwinnett College extended
• Drowning victim identified as Archer student
• Jim Tressel resigns as Ohio State's football coach
• Prado, Jurrjens lead Braves past Reds, 2-1
• 'Hangover' hurls up huge numbers with $86.5M debut
• Germany decides to abandon nuclear power by 2022
• Memorial Day comes as troops fight in Afghanistan
• Nash gives new hope to service delivery dispute
• Duluth recognizes local Purple Heart recipients
• Hebron beats Providence for first state title
• Charter school graduates 111 in inaugural ceremony
• Fourth-grade class folds 1,000 paper cranes for ICU patient
• Environmental and Heritage Center celebrates 5 years
• Authorities: Teen drowns in Lake Lanier
• Holiday weekend cranks up with concert
• First class graduates from Lanier High
• Teen friend, father linked to torched car murder
• Principal says farewell after 31 years
• Alleged bus crash instigator indicted — again
• Police looking for suspects that torched a vehicle
• Man charged in public indecency
• Teenager, father arrested after girl found dead in burned car
• FIRE BRIEFS: Lightning blamed in gas leak
• Stone Mountain debuts 3-D Lasershow
• Storms spur house fires, fallen trees
• Man charged with firing gun near cops
• 1st&10 — thousand, that is; teacher wins NFL award
• Court asked to rethink charter school ruling
• County’s unemployment rate falls for 3rd straight month
• Snellville bicyclist dies at Stone Mountain Park
• Business owner faces deportation, 32 felony charges over bogus items
• Roadwork delayed for holiday weekend
• Woman credited with saving child from Barrow fire
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Vacations are a good yardstick
• Stormy weather moving into Georgia for weekend
• ‘American Idol’ crowns Scotty McCreery the winner
• Man arrested in predator sting
• Duluth man facing kidnapping charges
• Ex-county attorney to get $200K in severance, vacation, sick leave
• Final goodbye? Future of Ivy Prep uncertain after court ruling
• Commissioners given FFA report on Briscoe Field
• Parents upset over nonrenewal of teacher
• Fire destroys Dacula home
• Drifter puts Duluth neighborhood on alert
• Bomb found in yard was WWI relic
• Parent booked into jail on criminal trespass charges
• Atlanta area to get AT&T 4G LTE wireless service in summer
• Memorial Day Ceremony
• Road to success: Senior says hard work helps overcome autism
• Suwanee to build substation
• Lilburn Middle marks growth on writing test
• Officials approve $500K to support Partnership Gwinnett
• Police searching for van involved in hit-and-run
• 3 charged in chop shop bust
• Thieves sought in spending spree
• Congratulations to Adam Price, 2011 Distinguished Student, and all the Gwinnett Tech scholarship and award winners.
• Ga. lawmakers want to help charter school students
• Former Ga. Gov. Barnes treated for prostate cancer
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: If I had a dime for every weight loss miracle I’ve tried … I’d probably weigh the same
• Orchestra gets new name, sets sights on Gwinnett
• North Gwinnett Co-op: Client accused of theft
• Church scrambles to reopen
• Details murky in burned body case
• Police: Driver booked in fatal crash
• Gunman surrenders to police in SWAT standoff
• Police: Domestic clash fueled slaying
• Churches face license issue
• Ga. charter schools scramble for local approval
• The military class: More Gwinnett seniors choosing service life
• Feds investigate GCPS redistricting
• Burned car victim identified
• Challengers eat and run in Norcross 5K
• New view: GGC unveils plans for athletics, venues
• Daily Post wins 4 Georgia AP honors
• No apocalypse for now
• Police increase enforcement Saturday night
• Businessman Cain enters 2012 GOP presidential race
• Gwinnett Community Band to perform at annual concert
• House Guests: Annual tour raises funds for local charities
• Falcon’s kin tied to robbery
• ‘Macho Man’ dies in wreck
• GCPS names new principals for Anderson-Livsey, Maxwell High
• Police: Duluth man brings marijuana to jail
• Arson fire dashes restaurant’s hopes
• Body found in burning car
• School board adopts $1.7 billion budget
• Sheriff says Sugar Hill man pocket-dials 911 during drug deal
• Prize students: Award helps seniors go to college
• Jobless rate drops below 10 percent
• BOE defers decision on Ivy Prep charter requests
• Study rules Briscoe out as major hub
• Fire scorches vacant building
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: It’s a lie. Age is so much more than a number
• Georgia's unemployment falls to 9.9 percent
• Seven Gates Millennium Scholars honored
• County attorney resigns in lieu of firing
• 911 audio: ‘I just shot him’
• Hayes gets life for murdering daughter-in-law outside Target
• Nash promises to improve BOC's image in annual address
• Moore inks historic, lucrative deal with Nike’s Jordan Brand
• One dead in Sugarloaf hit-and-run
• Gwinnett Tech Interiors students shine!
• Watch the 2011 State of the County address
• BOC NOTEBOOK: Commissioners ax $15M building project to save funds
• Road to safety: New entrance to school will help clear traffic
• Relatives of missing man still in limbo
• County issues rabies alert after fox bites two children
• Airport studies back on
• Hundreds protest overturning of charter school law
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Bristol’s chin. Age-inappropriate attire. What?
• Unease, shock after principal’s departure
• Homework meets home runs during G-Braves’ Education Days game
• Sugar Hill mother to serve 25 years for death of 3-month-old
• Buford man charged with hit-and-run
• Rape suspect nabbed at Dacula park
• Walgreens robber sought
• Online predator used Facebook, officials say
• Ga. court overturns charter schools law
• Santana scolds Georgia for new immigration law
• Fishermen find body in Chattahoochee River
• Growing up: Suwanee’s community garden increasing in popularity
• Trials to begin in pair of slayings
• NFL’s Ochocinco shows up for a short ride
• Ace for a day: At 90, WWII airman relives airborne dream
• Nash to give first address
• 51 students to share in $1M Prize
• Alleged run in with juror lands man in jail
• Infant death case in jury’s hands
• Theories clash in closing of slaying trial
• Toys from tots: 5-year-old inspires others to donate to tornado victims
• Canopy adventure being built
• Love to draw ? Why not turn your interests and skills into a career in drafting?
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Your attitude can take you a long way, or it can keep you in a holding pattern
• Gov. Deal signs immigration bill into law
• Testimony: Mother had no reaction to results of her daughter’s autopsy
• School gets complaints about test prayers
• Defense tears into police lineup, witnesses
• Companies relocating, expanding here
• Wish Foundation gives girl puppy parade
• Intruder shot by Duluth woman ID'd
• Norcross man shot in head, drives for help
• Census shows fewer young people staying in Georgia
• Ga. schools seeing changes from federal grant
• Cox Enterprises CIO Greg Morrison is the newest Gwinnett Tech's newest board member:
• Facebook key in chop shop case
• Lilburn man arrested after 51 marijuana plants found in home
• OFS plan includes apartments, hotel
• OSHA fines Duluth Best Buy after fall
• Pair rescued from river after losing tubing group
• Gingrich: I’ll run in 2012
• Deal signs bill to put Peachtree Corners’ fate on ballot
• Burglary suspect fatally shot
• Child, 8, falls down rocky waterfall at Mulberry Park
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Singing the praises of the unsung heroes
• Trial begins in death of 3-month-old
• Target slaying testimony: Dirty diapers fueled loathing
• Falcons' Ryan leads workout during lockout at Buford High School
• Ochocinco to ride bull at Arena
• GHSA adds sixth classification
• Taste of summer hits area with temperatures expected in the 90s
• Hi-Hope gala to be ‘non-event’
• Former officer denied new trial in attack
• Patients already seeing benefits from open heart surgery program
• Man appealing incest sentence
• Lilburn OKs resolution to vote on Sunday sales
• Relay has ground to make up to keep top spot
• Economist resigning to work for Ga. Tech
• Crews clearing trees at Briscoe Field
• Library makes do with less
• Comedy central: Weekly show offers laughs at Discover Mills
• Emotional recording played in woman's murder trial
• 'Thor' hammers competition with $66M opening
• Paula and Simon reunite on 'The X Factor'
• Smith, Teague lead Hawks past Bulls 100-88
• Gas prices expected to drop 50 cents by summer
• Days of fun: Snellville festival offers music, crafts
• Relay for Life totals still being tallied
• Mother accused of killing infant set for trial
• Fire displaces Duluth family of 3
• Barefoot in the Park draws artists to Duluth
• Suwanee's Mucho Macho Man finishes Derby in third
• 10 years for man who set up child sex
• Kids take part in mentoring program to learn about fire safety
• Laps of love: Relay for Life event draws thousands
• Schutt gets life sentence for killing husband
• Student arrested after allegedly bringing gun to Five Forks
• Former BOC chairman Pruitt dies at 79
• Official: River rescue was false alarm
• Skilled welders and craftsman are always in demand!
• Police pilots perform CPR in emergency
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Happy Mother’s Day, from one mom to another
• Students have questions about bin Laden
• Witness picked suspect out of lineup based on her eyes
• Jury can consider manslaughter in deliberations
• A new experience: Children register for kindergarten
• Suwanee’s Mucho Macho Man a 12-1 shot for Kentucky Derby
• President: We mean what we say
• Fire damages Dacula church sanctuary
• Prosecutor: Crime was not ‘perfect’
• Woman details events leading to husband’s murder
• Locals can watch meteor shower early Saturday at park
• County could face another tax assessment
• Shuttles, carpooling aim to help Relay traffic
• White House won't release bin Laden death photos
• 80-year-old takes the plunge to support hospital
• Doc takes stand in Schutt case
• Registration opens for GCPS summer learning options
• Target slaying trial could open by today
• White House: Osama bin Laden unarmed during assault
• Commercial flights still a possibility after BOC vote
• Motorcyclist killed after collision with van
• Mother: Daughter was emotional mess from marriage
• Lawrenceville reiterates opposition to airport expansion
• Widow speaks out on death
• Teacher includes lesson on bin Laden
• 9/11 kin praise bin Laden death while nursing pain
• Council adopts new plan for Towne Center @ Snellville
• HOMICIDE UPDATE: Two arrested in fatal stabbing
• Home, vehicles scorched in blaze
• Levi’s Alert canceled; child safe
• Joyous Americans gather to mark bin Laden death
• North Georgia expecting more thunderstorms
• Lake Lanier expected to remain at high level
• 4 people rescued from Chattahoochee
• Obama: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Bin Laden took a path of fanaticism and terror
• Inside the raid that killed bin Laden
• Man found stabbed, dies at hospital
• Trial set to begin in Target slaying
• Girl Scouts create prosthetic for Duluth girl, win award
• Bronze Star veteran gets marker for pauper’s grave
• Perverse ‘upskirting’ trend surfaces locally
• Top of the world: Gwinnett’s Relay for Life grows to international heights
• Artist honored for his work creating military paintings
• Parents object to GCPS districts
• Tax chief leaves mark on Gwinnett
• Telecommunications business owner wins Pinnacle Award
• Sweep nets 14, but no sex offenders
• Journals, friends paint marital contrasts in Schutt murder trial
• Braves pitcher Lowe charged with DUI
• Britain celebrates monarchy as Kate, William wed
• Students arrested on drug charges
• Three suspects sought in home invasion
• Sides in Briscoe Field expansion fight square off
• Church to host screening of ‘Race to Nowhere’
• Local crews dispatched to storm-ravaged areas
• Gov. Deal signs Sunday alcohol sales bill
• Arrest made in alleged rape of high school teenager
• Residents reminisce on Oak Street buildings prior to demolition
• Food bank needs supplies for seniors
• Roddy White tosses theft claim, gets jerseys
• Outback at Work Charity Lunch sets record for deliveries
• Storms kill 16 in South, pummel Ala. college town
• Meeting on airport Thursday at 12Stone Church
• Deal won't halt state gas tax hike tied to formula
• Obama releases birth certificate, decries 'silliness'
• More thunderstorms forecast, tornado watch issued
• Trial opens in husband’s ’09 killing
• Local Kentucky Derby contender becomes face of Ga. horseracing advocates
• Jobless numbers declining in Gwinnett area
• Strawberry lovers descend on pick-your-own farms
• GMC introduces neonatal ambulance
• Study: Ga. slipping behind other states in pre-K
• GGC, Golden Key induct first honor society members
• Church to restore old name
• GGC team researches replacement for honeybees
• Storms keep fire officials busy Monday
• Police: Boxes of personal info discarded accidentally
• Easter Facebook Photo Contest
• GCPS buses collide; driver cited
• Former Marine’s body found near river
• Damages minor in Easter church fire
• Giffords cleared to attend shuttle launch
• Rescuers discover body of trapped Idaho miner
• Crawford scores 25, Hawks beat Magic for 3-1 lead
• Ga. Lottery winner blessed by last name of Easter
• Kids make short work of egg hunt
• DEA holding Drug Take Back Day on Saturday
• Details emerge in fraud case
• Duluth latest to install cameras
• DUI suspected in fatal Norcross wreck
• Large crowd expected for airport meeting on Thursday
• Lobbyists spend close to $1 million during session
• Golfers, residents say Suwanee course stinks
• Report: Keep Gwinnett Co. prison open
• Yard sale brings treasure to White Oak Elementary outdoor classroom, garden
• Farmers Market highlights GGC Earth Day celebration
• Stories vary in Braselton murder
• FBI: Lawrenceville man sought child sex
• Police: Teens had auto-burglary habit
• Gang hierarchy uncovered in burglary arrests
• Roddy White claims jerseys being held hostage
• School locked down after alleged threat from parent
• Celebrate Earth Day: Pursue an Eco-Friendly Career at Gwinnett Tech:
• Fourth suspect charged in illegal immigration ring
• Murder trial set in husband’s killing
• Texas man faces 16 charges of molestation
• Holy week celebration
• Site named for airport hearing
• Club Drive residents uneasy after girl’s death
• BOE sets new school boundary lines
• Serial killer sentenced to death
• Tom Glavine has interest in buying Thrashers
• Former U.S. Ambassador Wyche Fowler addresses GGC students
• Marin urges governor to veto immigration legislation
• Police say man vandalized fire station
• Officials not shocked by census numbers
• Parents ask for delay on school redistricting vote
• GGC to up budget to support enrollment jump
• Falcons safety arrested in Gwinnett
• Mother: Son’s mental illness factored in dog’s death, arson
• Justice Melton speaks to students at Georgia Gwinnett College
• Bomb kills Columbus soldier in Afghanistan
• Duluth police probe possible ID thefts
• Driver, 16, charged with killing child pedestrian
• GGC fares well in USG budget decisions
• Teenager booked on peeping Tom charges
• Woman leading McDonald’s after her rise from fries
• Hospitals renew rivalry for cancer fundraiser
• Public hearing on airport to be held April 28
• GGC to begin intercollegiate athletics in 2012
• GGC to begin intercollegiate Grizzly athletics in 2012
• Smoke reported at Loganville school
• Gwinnett goes Gaga: Crowds swarm to the Arena to see pop’s leading Lady
• Sign sends message to drivers
• Fight for airport growing
• Preserving history earns county honor
• Loganville to let its voters decide controversial Sunday sales issue
• LA Times wins Pulitzer for exposing city's big salaries
• 3 charged in UGA football locker room thefts
• Ga. unemployment rate shows decline
• Poll: Students optimistic despite money doubts
• Twisters leave dozens dead, ruin in 6 states
• No one injured in fire at Gwinnett County jail
• Fire department has come a long way from 1 station and 10 employees in 1971
• BOE praises work to balance difficult budget
• Third snow make-up day scheduled for Friday
• Airport vote on agenda
• Gingrich talks GOP, future at courthouse
• Costumed racers go to mattresses for local charity
• Gwinnett wraps up serial killer case
• Deal achieves modest agenda in first 100 days
• 15-year-old will face judge next week in mother’s killing
• Tax filing deadline extended to Monday
• Church counselor charged with three counts of child molestation
• GCPS releases updated maps for Duluth/Peachtree Ridge redistricting
• Grand gesture: Cancer survivor gets piano from wish foundation
• Report: $3.3B lost in home value
• Rainbow Village: Community announces expansion
• AP: Deal says he’ll OK immigration bill
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• Kudos to GTC Student Margaret Macchia -- first intern ever for the state Rad Tech association:
• Beer truck fire snarls I-85
• Norcross man charged with arson, killing dog
• Storm system bears down on Georgia
• Pregnant armored car heist suspect turns self in
• Three arrested on drug trafficking charges
• Georgia Legislature passes immigration bill
• Nesting place: Locals care for, worry about stray geese
• Locals face charges for tax fraud
• Police: No charges in child fatality
• Program offers fun way to teach children about health
• Mom arrested after 5-year-old takes marijuana to school
• Lobbyist bill headed to Deal for signature
• Cops: Snellville woman tied to armored car heists
• Sunday sales could be on ballots soon
• Students learn the importance of saving money
• Ga. has 1 more day to tackle immigration bill
• Georgia to phase out high school graduation test
• Suwanee weekend balloon events canceled; concert still scheduled
• Police: Woman shot 3 times in domestic rage
• In budget plan, Obama seeks cuts and higher taxes
• Child dies after being hit by car in Auburn
• Snellville councilwoman to run for mayor
• Deal: I'd vote against Sunday sales
• Businesses evacuated due to bomb scare
• GGC faculty-student team researches native alternatives to honeybees
• G-Braves stadium gives exclusive club an ‘upscale’ upgrade
• Attorney to probe GCPS land deals
• Humane Society’s new location offers more space
• House OK’s Sunday alcohol sales
• Police: Woman stole identity to get work
• Ga. lawmakers agree to $18 billion budget
• County issues third rabies alert of year
• One remains hospitalized in charter bus crash
• Family: Forensics show dog was coyote victim
• Teen denied bond in mother's fatal shooting
• Annual ceremony remembers crime victims
• Collins Hill grad goes No. 1 overall in WNBA Draft
• Georgia Senate to take up House immigration bill
• Fisherman rescued from Chattahoochee River
• Boy, 9, dies from injuries sustained in bicycle accident
• 20 hurt when bus carrying Gwinnett students crashes
• More stormy weather headed for Georgia
• Schwartzel wins the Masters after a wild day
• Indigo Girls perform in honor of Emerson
• Nonprofit helps injured Iraq vet set up home
• Norcross recycling event a success
• 'Historic' deal to avoid government shutdown
• Official downplays impact of airport privatization
• Artists flock to Suwanee to work magic outdoors
• Family offers reward after dog’s death
• Inmate hits deputy, is subdued with Taser
• Injured dog rescued by passersby
• Man injured in wreck after allegedly fleeing traffic stop
• Police searching for suspects in home invasion case
• Daughter charged in fatal Braselton shooting
• Atlanta legend Bobby Cox throws 1st pitch at Gwinnett opener
• Welding torch possible blame in vacant house fire
• Toll still an option for Ronald Reagan extension
• VIDEO: Zoo staff cares for baby orangutan
• Another strong quake rattles tsunami-ravaged Japan
• Convicted killer tries to head off death sentence
• Details released after cops shoot, kill man
• Gov. Deal to speak at GGC commencement exercises in June
• Gov. to give commencement speech at GGC
• Police shoot man after gun pulled
• Blood testing lab to expand in Norcross
• Details in Snellville murder case emerge
• DOT stresses work safety on the roads
• Gwinnett golf fans travel to take in the Masters
• GGC teacher program OK’d for development
• Norcross to hold recycling extravaganza
• Glenn Beck's Fox show dropped
• Reporters no longer suspected in burglary of storm-damaged home
• GGC teacher education program approved for development
• GGC to host summer Tech Camp for grades 7-12
• Crews restoring power across Georgia
• County cops help GBI in child porn investigation
• New head ready for his first Gwinnett Relay for Life
• Gas prices continue to climb
• Ga. storms caused at least $32 million in damage
• Illegal immigrants detained in protest in Atlanta
• Fire victims now victims of theft
• Gwinnett, Barrow rattled by storms
• Wesleyan grad Thompkins leaving Georgia for NBA
• High winds, rain, hit South; at least 6 killed
• Huskies ride defense to third national title
• Man charged yet again with panhandling
• Cops searching for phony officer
• Woman opens new art studio on Lawrenceville square
• Mom, teen join with G-Braves to raise MS awareness
• Man shot, killed in Snellville home invasion
• Tornado watch issued for Gwinnett, north Georgia
• Surveillance video helps cops nab bank robber
• Taylor Swift, Miranda Lambert top ACM Awards
• AP source: Couric leaving news anchor post
• Moore's career at UConn ends with loss to Irish
• Fire destroys parts of flea market
• Unknown odor sickens Duluth church worshippers
• Doctor keeps wrestlers out of hospital, back in ring
• Crowd boos Sheen during first leg of stage tour
• State budget crises push prison sentencing reforms
• Fire damages apartments
• How to stop the bully
• School meal prices to rise
• Caboose Days draws train lovers to Railway Museum
• Woods returns to Masters as just another player
• Eastside hospital drops ‘Emory’ from name
• Emergency work on I-85 Sunday
• GCPS board to revise land policy
• Rock Springs employee is Media Specialist of the Year
• Next step taken in city quest
• Fifth arrested in armored car robberies
• Parkview grad cheering for Kentucky at Final Four
• National unemployment rate falls to 8.8 percent
• MOVIE REVIEW: Tame Easter tale ‘Hop’ skips into dullness
• Feeling lighter: Group sheds 253 pounds collectively in Gwinnett’s Losing It contest
• AREA BOE MEETINGS: Parents ask for alternate redistricting
• Unemployment drops, but percentage still outranks nation
• More arrests made in armed car robberies
• GGC to hold Open House April 30
• GGC hosts Button Gwinnett Day; looks to county’s past, future
• Gwinnett seeks $3.6B in road funds
• English tabby purrs 16 times louder than the average cat
• Summerour Middle warns staff of campus streaker
• 12 arrested in gambling crackdown
• Inmate who died had drugs in his system
• Dominique Wilkins attacked after Hawks win
• Trash company to issue refunds
• Ga. Senate panel approves House immigration bill
• Ga. court wants more time for charter school case
• Lanier freshman killed in crash
• 2 arrested in series of armored car robberies
• Don't miss the Spring Plant Sale -- this year featuring a slate of expert gardening authors, thanks to our friends at the Gwinnett County Public Library:
• 'Barbie Bandit' released from jail again
• Teen crashes car into animal hospital
• County to mail corrected tax assessments
• Gwinnett’s child-death reviewers earn state nod
• UConn's Maya Moore leads AP All-America team again
• GCPS to balance budget with larger classes, furlough days
• Falcons owner: There will be pro football in 2011
• M.A.D.D. applauds Gwinnett DUI police
• Ga. Senate votes for tougher sex trafficking rules
• Daily Post debuts new feature offering discounted bargains
• Habitual false reports of crime lands man in jail
• Local K-9 units helped with the search for alleged cop killer
• 'A fresh start:' Nash sworn in as new chairwoman
• Inmate dies in holding cell
• Authorities gear up for another round of storms
• Ga. Senate panel approves budget
• Ga. House guts Senate immigration bill
• Consumer spending and incomes rose in February
• Ga. Tech chooses Dayton's Gregory for rebuilding
• Heavy rain, lightning strike metro Atlanta again
• Thousands attend funeral for slain Athens officer
• Lightning hits plane after takeoff from Atlanta
• Eager freshman class seen and heard in Ga. Senate
• Storms cause lightning fires, downed trees
• Snellville man dies in South Dakota rollover
• MURPHY: Daily Deal adds value to the Post
• Clear head: Focused McCann moves past scary incident
• Newest numbers show Gwinnett is more diverse than national average
• Dog-beating trial set to start on Monday
• Principal discusses launching online high school program
• Questions swirl in 2010 drug death of woman
• Prince of Swaziland visits GGC
• Filled with love: Event raises funds to feed starving children
• First female VP candidate Ferraro dies at 75
• County offers amnesty on unpaid traffic tickets through Thursday
• Tyson donates 29,000 pounds of chicken to United Way
• Local cops honored for bravery
• Feeling the heat: GTC hosts high school chef competition
• Charges reduced against parents accused of leaving child at park
• Overnight fire scorches Norcross office building
• GBI: Cop shooting suspect believed to have 9 hostages
• Business fire battled in Norcross
• In Georgia, Gingrich may find it hard to go home again
• Ballard resigns as Lions' football coach
• Man indicted in purse-snatching assault
• Police seek man who robbed gas station
• Judges give punishments in separate canine neglect cases
• 5K to raise funds for local girl with rare cancer
• Group launches to seek all information about airport expansion
• Nursing home residents unscathed in roof collapse
• Ga. lawmakers refuse to reinstate grocery tax
• PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE: Jazzy Thing event to raise funds for Annandale Village
• Thousands protest Georgia immigration bills
• Gwinnett County Fair 2011
• Veteran cop still critical after motorcycle struck by vehicle
• Charter school to hold lottery for admissions
• GCPS eighth-graders improve scores on writing test
• Hello, yellow: Pollen count hits high range this week
• Nonprofits face major budget cuts
• Georgia trucker gets 12 life prison terms in rape case
• 200 aspiring chefs flock to the Gwinnett Tech campus for high school culinary competition this Friday! Film at 11! Even better, check it out in person.
• DEAL: One year anniversary a good time to renew our vows to fight law
• Man, 24, killed in motorcycle crash
• Former Ga. agriculture commissioner hospitalized
• Strengthen Your Skills in Computer Applications
• GGC celebrates a princely International Week
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
• 1 Athens police officer gunned down, another wounded
• Judge gives man 3 years in deadly crash
• Gwinnett dubbed ‘Camera Ready’
• Transplanting hope: Snellville woman gives teen kidney
• Hebron Church selects new lead pastor
• State Senate eyes Tennessee River basin for water supply
• Ga. House panel clears Sunday alcohol sales bill
• Nash to be sworn into office Monday
• Police: Burglar shot by cop tied to other crimes
• Rally planned to protest Georgia immigration bills
• Robbers storm Buford jeweler
• Fans get chance to meet 'Days of Our Lives' stars
• Police: Toddler left alone at park
• Gwinnett now has a little over 800,000 people
• Patrol nabs Georgia man, $5 million in drugs in West Texas
• Deal encouraged by early talks in water dispute
• 3rd teen charged in alleged gang killing
• Suwanee family of 6 displaced by fire
• Bobby Cox to throw out first pitch at G-Braves opener
• Burglary suspect shot in Norcross
• Some tech college students may lose HOPE grants
• Japan's disaster toll rises with 18,000 deaths
• AT&T to buy T-Mobile USA for $39 billion
• Photos: Super full moon shines
• Three months after tornado, residents rebuild
• Handful of Ga. immigration bills still viable
• Dedicated dads: Program allows fathers to help out around school
• School redistricting plan met with fight
• Attendance doubles at annual home-school prom
• Allies launch Libya force as Gadhafi hits rebels
• Thomas, Washington hold off Georgia 68-65
• Planned hotel’s executive indicted
• Gwinnett students reach top 5 in state bee
• Police: Bootleg DVDs bring felonies
• Group to examine county workers’ pay
• DeGarmo to hit the big screen
• Motorcycle crash under investigation
• Things are cooking at Gwinnett Tech. Next week's culinary competition will bring 200 high school chefs to campus!
• UGA, other Ga. colleges pull students out of Japan
• Redistricting draws anger from parents
• BOE hears concerns from Teachers’ Advisory Council
• Police: Robbers inspired by heist flick
• Gaming company staying, expanding in Gwinnett
• Hispanic populace growing
• Residents turn out for Lawrenceville’s first St. Patrick's Day celebration
• GCPS making progress on placing displaced staff
• SWAT raid finds cocaine, 14 pit bulls
• Road closure: Temple Johnson Road in Snellville
• Gwinnett police target DUI revelers
• The Meth Effect: Labs found throughout Gwinnett’s suburban landscape
• The time is now for Nash
• Gladiators face off with cancer
• Man drowns in Lake Lanier
• Armored car driver shot to death was Lawrenceville resident
• Special Report: The Meth Effect
• Congratulations to Trudy Dunson, GTC's 2011 Rick Perkins Award winner | @ Work Gwinnett -
• GCPS releases updated graduation schedule
• Braves coach loses eye after hit by line drive
• Ga. Senate approves Sunday alcohol sales proposal
• The Meth Effect: Gwinnett ideal cartel camouflage, officials say
• Man cleared in sex scandal sues county
• Armored car robbers strike again, police say
• Berkeley Lake approves bonds for dam repair
• Police chief not terminated, instead resigns
• 2 teenagers arrested in gang killing
• Nash takes lead in election
• Mom charged after kids hurt in DUI wreck
• BOC closes $18M budget gap
• Deal signs HOPE scholarship changes into law
• Radiation level soars after Japan nuke plant fire
• Ga. Senate to consider Sunday sales after all
• Gwinnett commuters deal with stormy weather
• The Meth Effect: Retaliation key part of trafficking
• Mayor pans GCPS redistricting proposal
• Despite big issues, turnout at polls may be small
• Student facing charges in airsoft gun shooting
• Voters to decide today on fate of Lake Berkeley
• Board seeks sponsorships for libraries
• Sunday sales roars back to life; deadline looming
• Ga. Senate votes to pass immigration bill
• GCPS announces final two make-up days
• Hundreds of bodies wash ashore in quake-hit Japan
• Force win opener
• Georgia lands No. 10 seed in NCAA East Regional
• Hoops heaven: County takes 5 titles again
• Special election: Weighing in on the issues
• Second snow make-up day set for Monday
• Resident plans futuristic hotel near Mall of Ga.
• The Meth Effect: Large-scale drug trade brings deadly consequences
• Photos: The aftermath of the earthquake in Japan
• Explosion at Japan nuke plant, disaster toll rises
• Georgia Tech fires basketball coach Paul Hewitt
• Police seek help in burglary case
• GGC surpasses 5,500 spring semester enrollment goal
• Three more arrested in Sweet 16 shooting
• 3 hospitalized in house fire
• Tsunami waves hit Hawaii, sweep across islands
• Hundreds killed in major tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Police arrest duo in cooking oil thefts
• Running club gives girls healthy skills
• Sweet 16 shooting suspect arrested
• South grad to broadcast Mississippi Braves games after doing Tech games
• Traffic stop leads to marijuana bust
• State House panel OKs $18.25 billion Ga. budget
• Lohan rejects plea offer in necklace theft case
• Foreclosure activity slows sharply in February
• House gives final passage to HOPE overhaul
• Trump to discuss possible White House bid
• State’s first lady tours Lilburn transition care center for children
• Level Creek Elementary principal had clean record until February
• Ivory smuggling: Lilburn CEO given probation
• Fire displaces tenants of Snellville home
• Wired in! From a classroom on the Gwinnett Tech campus, our hospitality students will be in touch with students from Cornell University for an interactive online seminar with a leading industry forecasting firm. They’ll be discussing job outlook an
• Judges indicate possible overturn of water ruling
• McCann's liner sends coach away in ambulance
• Ex-Georgia Tech professors charged with fraud
• Longtime journalist David Broder dies at age 81
• GGC to benefit from SunTrust grant providing one full tuition scholarship
• Slain Lawrenceville woman ID’d; Investigators working ‘several leads’
• Ready to make your mark in the business world?
• Sexual harassment claim doomed ex-Lilburn police chief
• Gwinnett under flood watch
• Chairman candidates talk diversity
• Fans of the Force: Hundreds turn out for open house at Arena
• Ga. Senate passes HOPE scholarship bill
• Police: Elderly woman slain in Lawrenceville home
• State revenues continue to show growth
• Gwinnett Tech Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management students will be getting the inside scoop this week on the future outlook of the lodging industry. They’ll join students from Cornell University and other colleges for an interactive online sem
• Employees facing charges for bilking Kroger
• Officials: Dispute resolved between former chief, Lilburn
• The doctor is in: Local plays big part in Gwinnett sports scene
• Candidates speak out at BOC forum
• New map released by GCPS for proposed redistricting
• Police ID killed pedestrian as woman, 44
• Warner: Sheen fired from 'Two and a Half Men'
• Appeals court to consider tri-state water dispute
• Restaurant fire will interrupt business
• Gov. Deal to scale back pre-k cuts
• Top Georgia court upholds state's voter ID law
• Police ID killed pedestrian as woman, 44
• Measure would give bikers leeway to run red lights
• Deal appoints Lawrenceville man, 5 others to Ga. school board
• NY border agents say "baby bump" was really drugs
• Former pizza chain CEO mulling presidential run
• Ga. lawmakers eye boost in cigarette tax
• Chef brings his culinary talents from France to Gwinnett
• Gwinnett-grown romance: Couple gets engaged at school where they first met
• Trio indicted in theft ring
• Woman jailed for bilking nonprofit
• County to get $28M for road widening
• Photos: Kid Rock at the Arena at Gwinnett Center
• Feds look into denial of Lilburn mosque
• Tech firm AMD to build center in Gwinnett
• Mich. high school player dies after winning shot
• Police: Tipsters key in catching ‘rooftop burglars’
• GTC Student Named One of Georgia’s 2011 EAGLE Delegates | @ Work Gwinnett -
• GGC receives $50,000 gift from Ratner Foundation
• 1 arrested in Buford Highway crash
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• Ga. Senate panel OK's HOPE overhaul
• Fire destroys Buford home
• Candidates weigh in on property tax
• Man charged in hammer, brick attack
• Snellville artist uses talents for family memories, preservation
• Ga. House passes illegal immigration crackdown
• Olens: Sunday sales proposal not unconstitutional
• Ga. unemployment rate stands at 10.4 percent
• Former Lilburn police chief to appeal city’s firing
• Suspects tied to Gwinnett heists
• Teacher charged in teen assault
• Day in Who-ville: Schools celebrate reading, Dr. Seuss
• Testimony: ‘Explosion’ preceded fatal meth fire
• Charter school student activity bill passes Senate
• Ga. Democrats counter Deal's HOPE plan
• Gas odor evacuates students at Magill Elementary
• Students rally at Capitol to protest HOPE cuts
• Ga. Power seeking fuel charge reduction
• Feds hold summit on prescription pills
• Canine’s death source of contention
• BOC OKs four new furlough days
• Top court upholds murder conviction
• BOC intends to realign property tax rate
• GMC performs first PCI heart procedure in Gwinnett
• Lilburn fires police chief
• Ga. House passes bill cutting HOPE scholarships
• Hospital fire scare minor
• Dog emerges OK from lighting-strike house fire
• Missing N. Ga. teen found in Norcross
• Downtown Duluth seeing rise in new business openings
• Candidates: Forums good learning tool
• Evening storms cause downed power lines, trees
• Love hearing the pitter-patter of little feet and a chorus of voices singing the ABC's? Do you dream of making an impact on young lives? It sounds like working with children is your calling.
• Sheen says he wants a raise to return to show
• Tornado watch issued for Gwinnett until 8 p.m.
• Fatal duplex fire victim ID’d
• Rooftop burglars targeting Norcross businesses
• Georgia House committee passes immigration bill
• HOPE expected to face Ga. House vote
• Storms moving into Georgia
• Scenes from the circus
• 'King's Speech' wins best-picture, 3 other Oscars
• Man dies in Lawrenceville duplex fire
• AP sources: Gingrich closer to presidential run
• Ga. teachers, parents fear scaled back pre-k
• Collins Hill seniors go out with fourth dual title
• With help from company, Lilburn resident gets ‘man cave’
• No room for fear: A beneath-the-surface look at Forsyth’s intrepid recovery divers, an asset to Gwinnett
• Church needs volunteers to package food that will feed 300,000
• Two locals move on to state bee
• Chamber looking for best new small business
• Wilbanks among 53 named to education advisory panel by gov.
• Father waives hearing in kids’ stabbing
• Touching performance
• County considers cutting holiday pay to reduce deficit
• Amnesty period offered for outstanding traffic tickets
• Missing girl found in Las Vegas
• Keith Urban adds second show at Arena
• 3 arrested at suspected Duluth, Ga. meth lab
• Oscars 2011: Who’ll win and who’s missing from this year’s awards
• Little star’s big break: Local child actress plays role in ‘Hall Pass’
• GCPS to even enrollment at 2 clusters
• Bond no option for grieving mom in deadly meth fire
• 2nd suspect in fatal meth fire found
• Country icon to play Coolray Field
• Commission predicts rapid growth for metro Atlanta
• Ga. House panels OK HOPE scholarship overhaul
• Officials convene at Capitol
• Caring for circus animals requires time, respect
• Mom of children killed in meth fire escorted to funeral
• Group rallies at Ga. Capitol for Sunday sales
• Sheriff's Dept. using radar during service delivery dispute
• Police: Student made threats with Air Soft gun
• GGC library earns LEED Gold certification
• GGC celebrates completion of new Student Center
• Second wild house party broken up in Snellville
• Residents relish chance to meet chairman candidates
• Airport foes remind BOC of concerns
• Smart spending: Students take part in financial literacy program
• Sheriff probing meth lab fugitive case
• Double-murder suspect arrested 13 years later
• Boston Pops, Loggins team up for Coolray Field show
• Plans for new Falcons stadium move ahead
• Deal, Ga. legislators spell out HOPE overhaul
• Friends mourn 4 US yachters killed by pirates
• Home prices hit post-bust lows in most big cities
• Prices rising at the pump
• Fairy godmother: Local woman gives away prom attire to needy teens
• Police searching for missing girl
• Hilton sentenced to death in Florida
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• Ga. insurance chief issued himself license in last full day in office
• NBA player Jarrett Jack arrested, charged with DUI in Gwinnett
• Dangling man rescued in Duluth fire
• Sweet 16 party ends in gunfire; 4 teens shot
• Western Gwinnett Bikeway will be extended
• Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey brings circus to Gwinnett Arena
• Tradition continues: Collins Hill locks up fourth straight state title
• Special trip: Local chronically ill children picked for ‘Adventure’
• Search continues for Lilburn fire suspect
• Weather helps draw bigger Reagan race crowds, higher funds
• Despite warm temps, Polar Plunge a boon for Special Olympics
• ‘Heroic’ teens emerge after horrific incident
• County extends stormwater credit
• FedEx delivers facility to Norcross
• Meth lab blamed in 3 child deaths; Suspect at large
• GGC breaks ground on new instructional laboratory facility
• Woman beaten in purse-snatching
• Foreclosure woes erased for hero cop
• Student fighting for chance to learn and play sports
• Collins Hill graduate Clayton one of state’s top wrestling officials
• Child dies in Lilburn house fire, 2 others critical
• Deal agrees on plan to rescue HOPE
• Penalty phase begins for Hilton in Florida
• More battles over House GOP spending bill
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• Senate may cork Sunday sales bill
• Run the Reagan more than a race for Snellville household
• GCPS tax collections highest in 20 months
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• Brawl lands ‘Barbie Bandit’ behind bars again
• Manslaughter suspect on loose after checking out of hospital
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• Borders files for Ch. 11; Buford and Suwanee stores to close
• Ga. Aquarium to open dolphin exhibit in April
• Capital Defender attorney takes Garcia case
• Emerson killer convicted in Florida woman's slaying
• BOC chairman hopefuls talk tax and trust in forum
• Shoppers find bargains at consignment sale event
• E-911 bill may save Gwinnett over $1M
• Obama lauds Medal of Freedom recipients
• Jack Black takes part in Atlanta Zoo panda naming event
• Bonnaroo snags Eminem, Arcade Fire, Springfield
• Atlanta-based Home Depot to add more than 60,000 seasonal jobs
• Slips and spills at the Grammys
• Saying 'I do:' Couples marry, renew vows at courthouse
• Officials suspicious of father from start of investigation
• Police find man reported missing
• DA: Kenerly’s rights were not violated
• GBI probe of missing drugs leads to change of police protocols
• Waffle House Wedding: Scattered, smothered, covered and hitched
• Weird Valentine: Confessed assassin gets Valentine's love
• Man 1st blamed in Lawrenceville boys' killings still jailed
• Valentine's Love Lines
• Junior wins pole at Daytona 500
• Lady A wins record, song of year at the Grammys
• Local uses recycled items to make whimsical artwork
• Lion Kings: Peachtree Ridge wins first state swim title
• Wolves break oldest state mark, win championship
• Finalists vie for top spots in Readers Rally
• Chairman’s race: Registration deadline for vote Monday
• Police: Round-the-clock investigation led to father’s arrest
• Father of slain children booked on murder charges
• DA: Forensic evidence led to father's arrest
• Comforts of home: Annual exhibition bigger, greener than ever
• Family of murdered children issue statement
• GCPS names Counselors of the Year
• BOE approves five principals
• Threats preceded child killings; Third child's life in peril, police say
• Duluth SWAT call resolved peacefully
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• Egypt's Mubarak stays in post, hands powers to VP
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• No children injured in bus crash
• Snow not expected to affect commute
• Ga. ranks 11th on AP exams
• Hebron pastor leaving after 33 years
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• Two children dead, two other people injured in attack
• Video of showering girl prompts arrest
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• Lindsay Lohan to face felony charge over necklace
• Wake Forest baseball coach donates kidney to player
• Winter weather advisory issued for Gwinnett, North Georgia
• VIDEO: Granny stops jewelry store robbery with an unusual weapon
• New initiative aims to help local arts
• Race to the Top plans OK’d; Gwinnett schools to get $20.8 million
• Give big, win big: Most generous donor to win Paisley tickets
• Cleared of murder, shooter’s fate murky
• Aguilera gets another chance after fumbling anthem
• Police: Frigid kids land mom in jail
• Morsberger appointed to economic development board
• Wintry mix expected Wednesday night
• A costly mistake: Former Brookwood, Tech star talks about DUI, incarceration
• Construction begins on new GGC labs
• Indigo Girls to perform at banquet for Emerson
• Body of missing kayaker in Norris Lake recovered
• Wounded cop’s financial outlook brightens
• Fire Briefs: Alert teen calls for help in fire
• Cops: Illegal dentistry found in Sugar Hill
• GGC hosts state’s largest K-12 science fair, awards scholarships to winners
• Video: Watch the top Super Bowl ads
• Super Bowl ads: Eminem, Darth Vader, catering dogs
• PROM BOOT CAMP
• Aguilera flubs national anthem at Super Bowl
• Packers win Super Bowl, beat Steelers 31-25
• The Black Eyed Peas underwhelm Super Bowl halftime
• MONUMENTAL MOVE: Local parish needs funds to relocate NY church
• Pastor reflects on 30 years at church
• Snellville’s 1st full-time city clerk dies
• Kayaker feared drowned in Norris Lake
• The 10 Super Bowl commercials to watch Sunday
• Special send-off: Chamber names retiree Citizen of the Year
• Child sex trafficking data aired
• Hailed former Fulton officer on brink of losing home
• Georgia mascot Uga VIII dies
• Gwinnett Tech Commercial Photography Graduates Take Top Honors at Image Asia:
• Salesman carjacked during Lexus test drive
• Snow falls on Dallas 2 days before Super Bowl
• Giffords' astronaut husband decides to fly shuttle
• Truck causes minor power outage
• Life Sciences Center Will Train the Region's Healthcare Professionals
• Local cops receive $2M from cartels
• Report: County fares well in public health
• Ga. immigration bill requires employer checks
• 16 families lose homes in apartment fire
• Meet John Stahl, GTC Automotive Program Director:
• Elusive goose finally caught at Duluth park
• Sunday sales goes to Senate
• Woodall tackles questions from Duluth High students
• Life Sciences Center Will Train the Region's Healthcare Professionals - Latest from Gwinnett Tech -
• Community Foundation of Northeast Georgia Donates $50,000 to Legacy of Lives Campaign:
• Groundhog predicts early spring
• Partnership Gwinnett and Gwinnett Medical Center are educating you about heart disease at a free healthcare forum on Feb. 11, 7:30 a.m. at the Gwinnett Tech Busbee Center. Don’t miss your chance to get informed and walk away with free giveaways! Ev
• BOC OKs raising ambulance fees
• Murder suspect in limbo
• BOC OKs raising ambulance fees
• Big Apple Circus cancels visit to Stone Mountain
• BOC votes to remove airport safety hazards
• Wendy’s manager beaten in robbery
• Roads open after gas leak
• Chrysler Donates Two Vehicles to GTC - Latest from Gwinnett Tech -
• Super Bowl week off to freezing start in Texas
• Zac Brown Band scores 5 ACM nominations
• U.S. Secretary of Education visits Gwinnett to spotlight district’s success
• Citizens speak up at forum
• Educators study Berkmar’s approach to AP exams
• HOV violation leads to police chase on I-85
• Fla. judge strikes down Obama health care overhaul
• Partnership Gwinnett and Gwinnett Medical Center are educating you about heart disease at a free healthcare forum on Feb. 11, 7:30 a.m. at the Gwinnett Tech Busbee Center. Don’t miss your chance to get informed and walk away with free giveaways! Ev
• 'King's Speech' rules obvious batch of Oscar bait
• Hopkins takes 'The Rite' to top of box office
• Lawrenceville widow, others seek highest medal for late colonel
• Eighth-grader wins Gwinnett spelling bee
• Witness to death: Reporter’s account of Hammond execution
• Gwinnett’s condemned
• Braves bring message of inspiration to middle school
• 100 days and counting: Students celebrate reaching calendar milestone
• Cops seek peeping shutterbug
• Former Lawrenceville resident convicted in 1976 slaying
• Police: Woman takes son, his friends on robbery spree
• U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan to visit Gwinnett
• GGC selected to offer innovative genomics course
• Partnership Gwinnett and Gwinnett Medical Center are educating you about heart disease at a free healthcare forum on Feb. 11, 7:30 a.m. at the Gwinnett Tech Busbee Center. Don’t miss your chance to get informed and walk away with free giveaways! Ev
• Visually stunning ‘Peter Pan’ performed in the round
• Officials argue small houses lead to big sales
• Beads program puts children’s fighting spirit in parents’ hands
• GCPS denies mass layoffs
• Free Tax Preparation Offered at Gwinnett Tech:
• Buford woman wins $500K in lottery
• Worker rescued from manhole
• Teach For America gets $100M
• Snellville PD back where it wants to be — in the heart of the city
• QuikTrip to pay Buford woman for burn injury
• Stone Mountain tennis stadium could have new life
• Ex-UGA AD gets fine, probation for DUI
• Georgia lawmaker to file tough immigration law
• Special Election - Gwinnett County Commission Chairman
• Thousands of Georgia taxpayers might have lost refunds
• Vick gets first paid endorsement deal since arrest
• Woman booked in pepper-spray attack
• Transcript of Obama's 2011 State of Union address
• Ga. man executed for 1988 killing of teacher
• Political unity reigns for night
• Redevelopment program finds strong home in Gwinnett
• Developer in Kenerly deal may have immunity
• 2011 Oscars: And the nominees are ...
• Georgia man convicted in 1988 killing set to die
• Deal: I'll back Gingrich for president
• Sunday sales bill filed in Georgia Senate
• Chicago car salesman fired for wearing Packers tie
• Garage fire displaces Lilburn family
• Partnership Gwinnett and Gwinnett Medical Center are educating you about heart disease at a free healthcare forum on Feb. 11, 7:30 a.m. at the Gwinnett Tech Busbee Center. Don’t miss your chance to get informed and walk away with free giveaways! Ev
• Who will be chair? Four vying for chairman seat discuss issues at forum
• Kenerly case brief filed in appeals court
• Reader’s Digest to bring 100-city RV tour to Duluth
• Congratulations to the team at Gwinnett Tech, honored for their workforce development efforts:
• GTC is hosting a site review from the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission for its associate degree nursing program.
• J.C. Penney home store in Duluth to close
• Hoops with heart: Wheelchair sports team learns camaraderie
• Airport vote won’t be on ballots
• Locals help turn trees into mulch
• Registration opens for Gwinnett Online Campus
• Girl Scouts’ famous treats make yearly return
• Keith Olbermann leaving MSNBC, ends 'Countdown'
• Storm costs county almost $400K
• Robbers shoot courier during Wells Fargo heist
• Giffords leaves Tuscon for rehab at hospital in Houston
• Police: Rolling meth lab in high-speed chase
• 8 families could lose homes in fire
• Zito to be named Dacula football coach
• Neighbors rescue man in fire
• Buford flash fire victim dies
• Troubled Haiti leader seeks advice; Snellville lawyer to meet with former dictator
• Hitting the target: Osborne Middle’s approach to writing sets students up for success
• Residents turn out to talk to commissioners
• ‘Flash fire’ at business hospitalizes 2
• Katy Perry to appear in Gwinnett
• Meth bust nets naked man
• Dog perishes in house fire
• GGC to test new siren system beginning January 24
• Health care: House repeals overhaul
• ‘A long-term need’: After Christmas, recent snowstorm, co-ops find supply waning
• Woman, 45, critical after being run over
• Kenerly to file brief in state appeals court Monday
• Deal warns of federal health law's costs
• House votes to repeal year-old health care law
• State DOT praises clearing work, admits struggles
• Robbers target wedding guests at Mall of GA
• Delta Air Lines President Ed Bastian launches the Gwinnett Tech Legacy of Lives campaign:
• Kenerly files appeal with state court
• Suwanee woman spends icy days taking care of animals at shelter
• Library board approves $1.4M budget cut
• BOC OKs grant applications to improve airport
• Church counselor charged with molestation
• Atlanta schools put on probation
• Check out this month's Georgia Trend for a feature on Gwinnett Tech's role in “Educating Georgia’s Workforce.” Read the full story at
• Twenty-four GTC Interiors students have been invited to serve as docents for the Atlanta event, The Next Cool Thing.
• County: No to trash refund for snow week
• After chill, school is in session
• Hundreds turn out at MLK celebration
• King’s peace legacy praised after Ariz. shootings
• Trial set in Target killing
• Apartment fire ruled arson
• Actress Daryl Hannah rides with Oregon police
• Boston lacrosse team sorry for racy halftime show
• Gwinnett Tech Interiors students invited to work with the pros at The Next Cool Thing event!
• 'Social Network' big winner at Golden Globes
• Golden Globe parties packed with celebrating stars
• Young King inspired by time in Conn., work on farm
• Falcons still in shock over stunning end to season
• Pack it up: Rodgers, Green Bay end Falcons’ season in big way
• No. 8 North boys keep on rolling
• 11th-graders propel Spartan wrestling
• Weems’ kick return gives Falcons boost
• Buford girls hang on for big win
• Meet Your 2011 Lawmakers
• ‘Rest easy, my hero': Marine’s life remembered at funeral
• Session starts off slow
• State schools chief expects tough budget
• MLK Day parade set for Monday
• DOT crews cut back on road work
• Lipizzaner Stallions return for 2 shows at arena
• Out and about: Library branches offer a cure for cabin fever
• Local Marine’s funeral set for today
• Cops: Thieves brave weather for cell phones
• Young Tiger wrestlers put team on map
• Wesleyan showcase, others on for today
• Ryan reason for Falcons’ home success
• Falcons rookies all business in playoffs
• Arsonist strikes vacant Winder home
• The Gwinnett Tech Bookstore will be open Sat,, Jan.15, 9 am - 3 pm, and Mon., Jan. 17, from 9 am - 5 pm, accessible from the parking lot behind Building 100. As a reminder, Mon., Jan 17, is an observed holiday and classes will not be held.
• Big weekend crowds expected in Atlanta
• Wrecks still mounting: Accident tally skyrockets from Tuesday to Wednesday
• Defrosting: Businesses get back to normal schedules
• Icy weather’s effect on courts ‘unprecedented’
• Loganville company offers to clear lots filled with ice, snow
• Gwinnett Tech classes canceled for Friday, Jan. 14. Staff report at 10 am. The Hudgens Early Education Center will remain closed. Check www.GwinnettTech.edu for continued updates.
• Schools closed for fifth consecutive day
• County says trash pickup to resume next week
• Preaching austerity, Gov. Deal unveils lean budget
• Mail deliveries resuming
• Tires Plus Donates to Gwinnett Tech Automotive Program | @WorkGwinnett
• Tires Plus is continuing its support of Gwinnett Tech's Automotive Technology program with a $3,000 donation to fund additional tools for student learning.
• Owners warned to move abandoned vehicles
• DOT: Ga. spending $2M daily on storm cleanup
• Lingering ice closes schools for fourth day
• 24/7 diner closes briefly due to inclement weather
• Lawrenceville home destroyed by afternoon fire
• GCPS leaders to add make-up days to calendar
• Gwinnett Tech will remain closed on and through Thursday, January 13, due to road conditions. Check www.GwinnettTech.edu for continued updates.
• Back to normal?: Cabin fever irks some; authorities still urge caution
• Local DOT officials focus on clearing major roadways
• Cities announce trash plans
• Most government offices to open today
• Scenes from across Gwinnett - Wednesday Photos
• Icy conditions shutter schools for third day
• Officials: Thaw may take days
• Winter woes: 2 days later, snow, ice headaches linger
• Icy conditions limit mail delivery for post offices
• Scenes from across Gwinnett - Tuesday Photos
• Kids take advantage of weather
• Atlanta helps feed stranded Greyhound passengers
• Gwinnett Tech will remain closed on and through Wed., Jan. 12, due to weather and road conditions. Please check www.GwinnettTech.edu for further updates.
• GAME ON TONIGHT: Gladiators game moved to 5 p.m.
• Early morning fires may have begun in fireplaces
• Government, businesses start to open Tuesday
• Bynum kicks field goal to give Auburn national title
• Legislature convenes despite snow
• Schools to remain closed Tuesday
• Gwinnett Tech will remain closed on Tues., Jan. 11, due to weather and road conditions. Check www.GwinnettTech.edu for continued updates.
• Gwinnett Tech will remain closed on Tuesday, January 11, due to inclement weather and hazardous driving conditions. Please check www.GwinnettTech.edu for continued updates.
• Winder Marine killed overseas
• Serious snow: County hit by major storm
• Residents heed road warnings
• Emergency response priority in road clearing
• Deal sworn in as Georgia governor
• Scenes from across Gwinnett
• Gwinnett Technical College is closed today, Jan. 10, due to weather. Check in at www.GwinnettTech.edu for further updates.
• Government offices, businesses close due to snow, ice
• Several inches of snow fall around Gwinnett, ice is next
• Gwinnett, area schools closed Monday
• Gov. Perdue declares a state of emergency ahead of storm
• Firefighters battle two fires, frigid temperatures
• Georgia WR A.J. Green declares for NFL draft
• Deal inauguration moving indoors, public events cancelled
• Hundreds of flights cancelled at Hartsfield-Jackson
• Counties brace for snow, ice
• Lovin Elementary gets new principal
• A few good men: Males a tiny minority of elementary teachers in Gwinnett
• New blood ready to lead state
• Buford to build new athletic facility
• GGC graduates 69, including first charter students
• Professional trapper joining wild goose chase
• Hudgens Prize finalists to be on display until February
• Connell will take same job in Hall
• County aims to be clean and green
• Police: Tattooist’s clients were teens
• Police ID package theft suspects
• Teen facing felony charges
• Transvestite purse-snatcher sought
• Connell tapped as Hall administrator
• Georgia mascot Uga VIII diagnosed with lymphoma
• Storm expected to bring rain, sleet, snow starting Sunday
• Missing woman found safe
• Lawrenceville Emporium offers mix of goods from small retailers
• Woodall introduces FairTax bill
• Mr. Tough Guy: Lions’ Petrushev growing into a strong wrestler
• Motivated Panthers seek return to state duals
• Getting to Know ... Zach Smith
• Police searching for missing elderly woman
• Students evaluated for injuries following bus crash
• Snow possible tonight
• 3 injured in Snellville blaze
• AP sources: Obama chooses Daley as chief of staff
• Gwinnett Tech’s Legacy of Lives campaign will train thousands of healthcare professionals needed in our area. Delta Air Lines President Ed Bastian, the campaign’s honorary chair, was on WSB Radio this morning to spread the word!
• Hospice Companion Volunteers Needed
• Schools receive awards for outstanding achievement
• Lanier senior discovers life beyond basketball after suffering stroke
• Benefield to resign from local board
• Elusive goose adapting to life with arrow
• Starbucks rebranding for 40th anniversary
• Homeless man's voice prompts job offers
• Police trying to identify man hit by SUV
• Norcross BJ's Wholesale Club to close
• AT&T on track with new high-speed 4G network in 2011
• Police to offer free teen driving course
• Boehner elected House speaker, succeeding Pelosi
• Robber sought in Zaxby’s heist
• Richt says he has been 'freed up' for football
• Heyward shines as Ohio State wins Sugar Bowl
• Rising star: Norcross freshman sings at legendary Apollo Theater
• Two Mega Millions winners will split $355 million jackpot
• Budget gap still an issue for county
• Target theft spree ends in Duluth
• Gwinnett fire department honors citizen academy volunteers
• Home blaze displaces 4
• Deadline looms for Relay kickoff
• Government building in Atlanta evacuated
• 2 implicated in New Year’s Day robbery
• Dell buys Atlanta-based data security company
• Brother of missing Georgia woman finds her remains
• Navy carrier commander scrutinized over lewd video
• Numbers game: Customers try their luck with $330M jackpot
• Police start year without radar guns
• Woodall takes oath of office on Wednesday
• Suwanee’s mayor to start job leading transportation efforts
• Police: Father, stepson facing charges after gunfire struck, killed neighbor
• New Year’s Eve crash kills Gwinnett tow truck driver
• Good in green: Unlikely regular season ends in end zone for Hall
• North, Collins Hill set for showdown
• Palmer enjoying Falcons’ new success
• Cook performs well in bad year
• Williams leads Metro Atlanta Chamber on transportation
• Happy New Year and welcome back! Winter Quarter classes begin Jan. 4. Full academic calendar
• Falcons beat Panthers 31-10, win division, home-field edge
• 2010 RETROSPECTIVE: Photos of the year
• The Daily Post looks back at Gwinnett’s top headlines
• Adventurers dip into Lanier for Polar Bear Plunge
• First 2011 baby born at GMC
• Miles shines, but not bright enough
• Early morning fire destroys Lawrenceville home
• Gwinnett ushers in 2011 with events for all ages
• Artist’s work gets home in Norcross
• No work on HOV lanes this weekend
• A look back at 2010: Coming Sunday
• UConn's win streak ends at 90 in loss to Stanford
• Nasuti, who brought baseball to Gwinnett, leaves after 8 years in office
• County ready to ring in 2011
• Police out to keep roads safe
• Good sign for ’11 as fewer join unemployment rolls
• South Carolina wants redemption in Chick-fil-A Bowl
• Lawrenceville Rings
• Lilburn to get new security cameras
• Post office gets $80K in penalties
• Flurry of fun: Snow Mountain offers new attractions in third year
• Cops search for suspect after attack
• Family legacy: Woman follows in father’s footsteps as mayor
• Prices of homes see large dip
• Local Kroger gets specialty cheese shop
• Thrift store’s proceeds benefit cancer research
• A living relic: New year adds another notch in centenarian’s belt
• Clark second to leave race for chairman
• Residents can drop off trees for recycling
• Man accused of setting house on fire facing felony charges
• Daughter, 21, gets arm amputated after struggle
• GOP sweep named top Georgia story of 2010
• Teena Marie, known as 'Ivory Queen of Soul,' dies
• Man accused of burning foreclosed home in custody
• Handling with care: Neighbors help feed, protect wounded goose
• Poll gauges public’s mood on transportation projects
• Needy families get food, toys for Christmas
• Winter weather advisory issued for Gwinnett
• Gwinnett gets snow for holiday
• Winter weather advisory isuued for Gwinnett
• Joy of the season
• Suspect sought in home arson
• 11 students make semis for award
• It’s always something positive: Woman marks 20 years as caregiver
• Delta cancelling 500 flights Saturday
• Acts of kindness: BeMerry program teaches kids generosity
• Tuition hike could help GTC budget
• Stores to have special hours for last-minute shoppers
• Festive favorites from the Post’s big movie buff
• Fire destroys Lawrenceville family's home, presents
• ‘Little buddy:' K-9 unit buries former partner in Dacula
• CID loses two more members
• GGC officials ask legislators to protect funds
• GDOT: Expect holiday traffic, delays starting today
• Eagles battle back to win Maynard Duals
• MOVIE REVIEW: Coens go mainstream with ‘Grit,’ but that’s not a bad thing
• MOVIE REVIEW: Third installment by far the worst of Fockers franchise
• HAMMOCK: Memories of 2010 football
• Soft landing: After decade in the gym, O’Brien finds home on diving board
• Former coaches come to watch Moore, UConn
• Obama signs 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Swiney withdraws from Gwinnett chairman race
• Online registration for Winter Quarter continues through Dec. 29. Don't miss out -- classes start Jan. 4! Need help? GTC service offices will be open from Dec. 27 - 31.
• Still plenty to do for fun for holidays
• Six Gwinnett players headed to national showcase
• One Moore than UCLA
• Charity aims to feed hungry for holidays
• High school students help needy families
• Census raises US House count for Georgia
• Isakson says he will back arms treaty
• Divided FCC adopts rules to protect Web traffic
• Georgia commission votes to raise electricity prices
• Moonwatchers treated to total lunar eclipse
• Law enforcement helps children for Christmas
• Gas prices will likely stay high
• Waste station lawsuit settled
• Post office flooded with last-minute packages, cards
• Pain, no panic: Thompkins working way back from injury
• Heinicke commits to Old Dominion
• Beloved member of wrestling community, Hennebaul, dies
• Year's only total lunar eclipse to take stage tonight, early Tuesday
• Loganville family homeless after fire
• 'Santa' robs Rhode Island bar
• Betty White voted AP entertainer of the year
• The AP chooses the 10 best albums of the year
• AP top 10 films of 2010
• Atlanta playoff bound, beats Seattle 34-18
• Kroger recalling select pet foods in 19 states
• NFL WEEK 15 ROUNDUP: Eagles shock Giants, Tebow shines for Broncos, Branch's Pats survive against Packers
• UConn women win 88th straight, match UCLA men
• Firefighters practice holiday safety
• Lunar eclipse is expected tonight
• Land of Lights
• Salvation Army spreads holiday cheer with toy donation program
• HOPE cuts allotment for books
• Church doles out meals to unemployed
• Senate votes to overturn military gay ban
• After downturn, real estate broker pins hopes on snow, cloud business
• Gwinnett agencies get $1M
• BOC OKs purchasing guideline
• Local college one of nation’s fastest growing
• Gwinnett Tech has ranked 11th on a list of the fastest growing two-year colleges. GTC serves more than 22,000 students per year. Thanks to all the GTC students for choosing us for your career-focused technical education.
• The digital age: GAC incorporating laptops, iPhones into everyday teaching
• Ice blamed in nearly 600 crashes
• Authorities make large drug bust
• Talks over services go nowhere
• 12Stone Church to distribute holiday meals to unemployed
• Ciara looks to show doubters she is still relevant
• Vick says he hopes to own a dog as a pet someday
• Gwinnett, Barrow, Buford, GAC delay school openings
• Daffy, mascot of Pet Soup Kitchen, dies
• Deal dishes: Governor-elect talks to Chamber, says layoffs likely
• Church set to buy land
• Duluth man charged in fatal wreck
• Icy roads cause traffic pileups
• Easily adaptable: Bulldogs’ Clark at home while on the move
• HAMMOCK: All-star football coaches, players braving cold
• Force filling out roster
• Senate passes package extending Bush tax cuts
• Parkview grad Wolff headed to D.C. United
• Deal addresses Chamber, says layoffs are likely
• Police: Motorcycle thief used Craigslist
• Little Bethlehem does big business during Christmas
• Public voices opinion on possible budget cuts
• Visionary police chief remembered
• Commissioners approve hotel at Arena
• UGA associate dean of students elected to board of trustees for national student union association
• Approximately 2, 200 eligible to receive degrees at UGA commencement ceremonies Dec. 17
• Fifth UGA School of Law graduate in seven years selected to clerk for the U.S. Supreme Court
• Frosty forecast: Officials warn of hazards during icy weather
• Lilburn says no to mosque
• Local judge takes Kenerly bribery case
• Officials to OK naming deputy administrator
• National Science Foundation awards UGA grant of $2 million to work on quantum computer
• $2 million gift from James Cox Kennedy to create professorships, fund facilities at UGA
• Freshwater sustainability challenges shared by Southwest and Southeast, researchers find
• Two New Cars! Gwinnett Tech automotive students are training on two new vehicles donated by the Chrysler Group LLC to their 14-vehicle Chrysler fleet to add to the hands-on learning experience at Gwinnett Tech.
• THE BLITZ: All is right in the world
• Flashlight 5K 2010
• Cheering for the champs
• Brookwood brings home first title since ’96
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Deal to headline Chamber event
• HAMMOCK: Broncs back on top
• CHAMPIONSHIP NOTES: ’96 champs witness second title
• Officials to cut ribbon on Sugarloaf
• Cemetery tour pays tribute to local pioneers
• Braves honor military, families at event
• Broncos, Crews take another shot in title game
• CLASS AA FINALS NOTES: Wolves make quick statement
• HAMMOCK: Georgia’s never seen a better run
• Fourth, and goal: Buford makes history with overtime win
• Cops raid crack houses
• Ribbon cut at facility for seniors
• Early morning fire scorches Norcross bridal shop
• Buford prevails in overtime for fourth straight title
• School spirit: Students create mural to build camaraderie
• Nonprofits seek more donations
• Linder passes FairTax torch to successor
• Firefighters battle cold temps, ice in Duluth house blaze
• Gory 'postcards' land men in Gwinnett jail
• Out in the cold: Frigid temperatures expected to remain
• Local irked with county after tornado
• Workshop to be held for tornado victims
• Report: Growth in local economy lags behind nation
• Final two candidates round out ballot for chairman
• Officials search for driver who struck, killed pedestrian in Duluth
• UGA's Robert Osborne Film Festival announces 2011 hiatus
• Florida football coach Urban Meyer resigns
• Driver flees after killing pedestrian in Gwinnett
• Fire tackled at a Lawrenceville senior facility
• Francoeur signs one-year deal with Royals
• UGA Office of Undergraduate Admissions chooses summer 2011 orientation leaders
• Jackson EMC is giving back! They donated $15,000 to Gwinnett Tech’s Gwinnett Detention Center GED® Diploma Program to create opportunities for Gwinnett inmates to get their GED® and be successful in pursuing future employment.
• Legislators hoping to change BOC
• The next phase: Representative from Snellville leaving office
• Cops: Armored vehicle courier robbed at mall
• Crews reschedule beam settings due to frigid temps
• Dynamic results: Buford’s LeGrant not slowed by small stature
• Armstrong still learning from Landers at UGA
• Transfers give South boys hoops a big lift
• Panthers’ Buchanan named to hall of fame
• Nash, Gause, Clark file for chairman race
• Georgia Museum of Art reopens with weeklong celebration, Art Expands, Jan. 29–Feb. 5
• Cowboys' Don Meredith dies after brain hemorrhage
• Stolen dump truck leads Ohio cops on 50-mile chase
• 2 die in head-on crash in Gwinnett County
• THE BLITZ: Dome a familiar home for Gwinnett finalists
• PGA: McDowell upstages Tiger in season finale
• Auburn, Oregon give BCS title game new look
• Georgia faces Central Florida in Liberty Bowl
• Georgia Tech, Air Force meet in Independence Bowl
• Falcons rally for 28-24 win over Buccaneers
• Maya Moore becomes UConn's top scorer in win
• Holiday kickoff: Weekend full of events to celebrate the season
• Donations taken for victims of tornado
• Duluth to build Gwinnett’s third roundabout
• Officials ask for detour input
• Colquitt Co. 31, Grayson 24
• Colquitt Co. 31, Grayson 24
• Savannah Christian 28, Wesleyan 13
• Buford 53, Lovett 13
• Brookwood 26, Collins Hill 7
• Fandemonium: Local fields still busy as Gwinnett teams go deep
• Teacher takes lesson from current events
• Police: $250K in fake merchandise found
• Police look for man wanted in local stabbing
• 'Early-action' applicants to University of Georgia receive admissions decisions
• Media Advisory: UGA McGill Symposium report now online
• Nash to run for Commission chairman
• Playoffs filled with local teams
• Annual vigil honors victims of violent crime
• Nursery says it will be back
• Duluth offering Christmas tour of homes tonight
• UGA astronomer available to comment on NASA announcement of new life form
• Zoo Atlanta's baby panda makes his debut
• Qatar selected as 2022 World Cup host
• Wells Fargo grant supports classroom tutor program
• Damages top $5 million; 68 homes hit
• Buford twister forges neighborly bond, tales of survival
• Officials move forward with $17.7 million budget deficit
• Carter Martin Classic fundraiser set for Friday
• ‘Message of fellowship’: 10-foot menorah lit in downtown Norcross
• Teen charged with animal cruelty
• Officials confirm tornado generated 130 mph winds
• NCAA rules Cam Newton eligible to play
• Motorist killed by falling tree during storm
• Media Advisory: UGA Cabinet meeting and media briefing Dec. 2
• Wisconsin high school reopens after class held hostage
• Police: Man tried to sell immigrant
• First Hudgens Prize awarded to Marietta woman
• Gwinnett Police: Meth house takedown largest in U.S. history
• 56 homes damaged by possible tornado in Gwinnett
• Reaching 100 years of age may be more about attitude and adaptation than health history, UGA study finds
• UGA professor to release research glossary with smart phone application
• Atlanta ARCS Foundation awards $55,000 to support seven UGA graduate students in biomedical sciences
• A new Hope: Medical clinic moves to larger facility
• CID cuts director’s position
• Cops: Buford teen in jail for hitting bus
• Meyer, Warbington decide against run for chairman
• Warbington will not run for BOC chairman
• UGA's Grady College Tribute Features 2010 Grady Fellowship Inductees, Peabody Awards Salute
• Power outage at Atlanta airport cancels flights
• Civil Rights Digital Library honored with national award
• Kenney and Sooners survive wild Bedlam finish 47-41
• THE BLITZ: Gwinnett makes mark on state playoffs
• TOP 25 COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: Big Ten ends in three-way tie
• Brothers’ bond: Buford man aims to carry on sibling’s legacy
• Officials postpone trip to Asia
• Jail dog program on a roll, county leaders say
• Trial for man charged with killing gangster to begin this week
• Grayson 22, Valdosta 0
• Collins Hill 31, Lowndes 28 (OT)
• Heavy traffic: Shoppers come out in droves for Black Friday
• Fire official urges safety with holiday decorations
• Hudgens to name winner of arts contest
• Duncan Creek students to take part in football competition
• If Woods has answers, he's keeping them to himself
• Gimmicks, longer hours greet Black Friday shoppers
• Turkey Day treats: Lawrenceville church feeds families, seniors
• Families live up to honor
• Officials OK funding for Harbins Park
• A night of lights and sights
• SOFTBALL PITCHER OF THE YEAR: Eagles’ Floor lives up to expectations
• SOFTBALL PLAYERS OF THE YEAR: Seniors give Buford 1-2 punch
• ‘In a good place:' Volunteers make repairs to couple’s home
• Black Friday: Retailers expecting big turnout
• Malls, authorities raise security for holiday shopping
• Local girl first in Georgia to earn Stars and Stripes award
• UGA education professors publish book on place-based, indigenous focus in science education
• County delays courthouse expansion
• Healthy holiday: Jazzercise class to be held on Thanksgiving
• Holiday lighting is back
• ‘By faith and not by sight’: Lions Clubs help award-winning blind pianist
• FBI searches for female bank robber
• Fire that killed infant ruled accident
• MOVIE REVIEW: ‘Tangled’ one of the top animated films of 2010
• MOVIE REVIEW: Hathaway, Gyllenhall bare all but can’t save ‘Love'
• UGA Alumni Association announces 2nd annual Bulldog 100 list
• UGA's Black Theatrical Ensemble presents Sweet Mama Stringbean
• State Botanical Garden hosts annual holiday open house
• UGA Pharmacy students conduct free smoking cessation clinics in 2011
• NSF awards $5 million grant to team of maize researchers led by UGA plant geneticist
• Federal raid arrests 18 in Georgia
• Vatican: Everyone can use condoms to prevent HIV
• Judge recuses self from Kenerly trial
• Extreme makeover: Major renovations at Rhodes Jordan Park under way
• Missing boy drowns in nearby pool
• Norcross PD offers to watch empty houses
• UGA Honors graduate named 2011-2012 Mitchell Scholar
• UGA Honors student named 2011 Rhodes Scholar
• Wife still critical in blaze that killed baby in Gwinnett
• Vikings fire Childress after falling to 3-7
• NASCAR SUNDAY: Jimmie Johnson wins record fifth straight NASCAR title; Hamlin, Harvick fall short
• T.I. says drug problem started with prescriptions
• Georgia Tech can block UGA’s path to bowl
• THE BLITZ: At this point, everyone has a shot
• NFL ROUNDUP -- WEEK 11: Cardiac Jets find way to win in last minute -- again
• COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: UConn routs Georgia Tech women in Atlanta, wins 81st in a row; UGA women roll Indiana; FSU slips by Vandy in Top 25 showdown
• Gwinnett Daily Post Facebook Giveaway
• Littlest Champs
• Recipe for disaster: Fire Department demonstrates wrong way to fry a turkey
• Woodall learns the D.C. ropes
• GCPS reports disciplinary panels up
• Families turn out to help environment at recycling event
• Grayson 23, North Gwinnett 19
• Mill Creek 49, South Gwinnett 34
• Fairgrounds puts on its first-ever holiday lights display
• Sex charges cost CEO his position
• Lions’ title something to cheer about
• Hudgens raises more than $90K
• Georgia Museum of Art Director William U. Eiland receives Distinguished Alumni Award from Birmingham-Southern College
• A. D. "Pete" Correll and James C. Cobb to speak at UGA's fall Commencement ceremonies Dec. 17
• Truck slams into apartment, injures child
• Judge pleads guilty to 2 drug charges
• 2 hurt when truck hits building in Norcross, Georgia
• Work begins: No. 1 Norcross sloppy in close win
• HIV-positive rapist sentenced to life
• Scholarship or not, GGC swimmers remain dedicated to the water
• Piano CEO admits to smuggling ivory
• Warrant issued for ex-Falcon Grady Jackson
• ‘Proud’ community celebrates Broad Prize win
• Bond granted in CEO sex scandal
• UGA Lamar Dodd School of Arts hosts BFA II
• ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows — Part 1’ beautifully shot setup for sendoff
• UGA researchers identify key enzyme that regulates the early growth of breast cancer cells
• UGA receives high marks on Green Report Card
• UGA to host annual District I History Day contest Jan. 29
• IRS seeks to deliver $7M in refund checks in Georgia
• Hawks’ Cierski mixes strength, quickness for record results
• Community leaders get a peek in the classroom as principals for the day
• Ex-official admits to child sex charges
• Police nab 8 meth suspects
• Kenerly will receive pay during break
• Georgia Force seeks full community support
• Gwinnett Place security upped for holidays
• GWINNETT GAB: Wells Fargo stagecoach visits Gwinnett
• UGA holiday concert to feature 200 from combined choirs, children's chorus, symphony orchestra
• UGA announces Freedom Breakfast and nominations open for President's Fulfilling the Dream Award
• More than 50 GTC students got a hands-on learning experience as interns assisting the NDI group at the 2010 Volkswagen Dealer Meeting. The students helped with event staging and prepped 700 vehicles for Volkswagen dealers to drive to the company’s
• Commissioners rule against Tucker crematory
• Family legacy: Eagles’ Ferguson-Mitchell follows brother on the mat
• Duluth gets new coach 1st win
• One year later, what the numbers say 287 (g)
• Budget deficit could bring library cuts
• Lanier students surprised by Falcons visit
• Schools won’t look into arrest of board member
• Eagles’ defense soaring
• Mill Creek hosts loaded tip-off event
• Kenerly suspends himself from Gwinnett BOC
• Apple starts selling Beatles music on iTunes
• UGA geography professor named winner of national award
• School board member jailed on child support charges
• Much-needed showers to continue today with sunny skies following
• Duo earns scholarship for science project
• 6 arrested at rowdy house party
• Police: Dispute led to murder
• Police: Charges possible in cyclist’s death
• Norcross fire damages Peachtree Corners home
• UGA Dining Commons will offer a "Taste of Home" to students, guests
• Gwinnett Police: Husband killed wife in driveway
• Driver charged in teen’s Sunday death in Gwinnett
• UGA ranked fourth highest producer of Fulbright Scholars
• In the Atlanta area, 72 face possible sanctions in CRCT investigations
• Richt won't say if he filed complaint with SEC
• THE BLITZ: Gwinnett flexes in first round of playoffs
• Gwinnett County Basketball: Gender equity in excellence
• I-85 toll lane work continues
• Program takes in, rehabilitates homeless men released from jail
• Buy Gwinnett: County scraps program
• Moving to the head of the class: Community leaders to be principal for a day
• Brookwood 44, Alpharetta 13
• South Gwinnett 31, West Forsyth 7
• Buford 52, Hart County 22
• Collins Hill 7, Woodstock 3
• Gwinnett firefighter among 20 honored for 'acts of heroism'
• Gingerbread houses going green
• Carnival fundraiser to be held
• Expert on Jack London to give lecture at UGA
• Experts available to offer commentary on the desegregation of the University of Georgia
• Bicyclist killed in collision with automobiles
• UGA College of Environment and Design's Circle Gallery will exhibit work of faculty emeriti
• UGA's Terry College of Business climbs to 36th in BusinessWeek survey of top MBA programs
• Georgia defeats Florida in moot court competition
• Back to Week 1 for Bulldogs
• It starts up front: Offensive line key to deep playoff run
• McCann wins Silver Slugger award
• Army concert draws big crowd
• Olympian stops in Lawrenceville
• County pays tribute to fallen heroes, veterans
• GGC memorializes Dr. Lonnie Harvel with artwork, scholarship
• Gwinnett Medical Center eliminates 160 positions
• WRECKING CREW: Several Gwinnett grads part of Tech title team
• PSC won’t investigate ethics complaints against Wilbanks
• New stories headline Tech, Miami
• WWII veteran reflects on saving fellow crew members
• UGA leadership program to use grant to raise students' college readiness and completion rates
• 'Whatever It Takes' author Paul Tough to speak at UGA Dec. 2
• Gwinnett missing man turns up in Virginia
• Ted 'TJ' Surowiec: A D-Day veteran remembered
• Committee appointed to review Kenerly indictment
• Hope Clinic moving to a new, larger location
• Former Gwinnett Planning Commissioner arrested in theft
• Gwinnett students get help applying for college
• Ex-official answering to child molestation charges
• HAMMOCK: Palmer helping Falcons
• Local firefighters practice handling hazardous materials
• Garbutt called up to Chicago
• Gwinnett’s park system recognized again as No. 1
• Good move: Ross’ long trip to Buford worth every mile
• BISHER: About the BCS...
• Shiloh’s Wilkes resigns as football coach
• Gwinnett County keeps top credit rating
• Showtime: Wesleyan’s quiet Karempelis speaks with his feet
• CEO tied to child-sex trafficking
• EARLY START: Playoffs began week sooner for Panthers, Hawks
• GGC President Kaufman participated in national discussion on realities confronting nation’s colleges and universities
• Record number of UGA students awarded Gillman study abroad scholarships
• UGA to mark 50th anniversary of desegregation
• Roger Williams to present 2010 Kenneth L. Waters lecture at UGA
• UGA study finds moving animals not a panacea for habitat loss
• Bulldogs prepare for Auburn
• UGA Parents Association and Parents Leadership Council accepting grant proposals for Student Life
• Noted vaccine researcher joins UGA College of Veterinary Medicine
• Police: Bank robber caught red-handed on dead-end street
• UGA names first UGA Athletic Association Distinguished Professor in the Biological Sciences
• New UGA ceramics building open house set for Friday, Nov. 5
• UConn has Moore and a lot of youth
• UGA College of Environment and Design Circle Gallery Exhibit: CounterSPACE: Imagining Possibilities for Civic Agriculture
• UGA education researchers receive $1.5 million NSF grant to make STEM programs more accessible
• Palmer cherishes touchdown
• Mattie's Call issued for missing elderly Duluth man
• Pandit named to Association of International Educators Board of Directors
• North leads pack of local AAAAA title contenders
• A Texas Middle-school trick play becomes a sensation
• Despite recession, Hispanic and Asian buying power expected to surge in U.S., according to annual UGA Selig Center Multicultural Economy study
• Residents get unexpected garbage bills
• More than 2,300 students recognized during GGC's 2010 convocation ceremony
• First and second year UGA students engage in experiential learning through the CURO Apprentice program
• Lilburn opens door to mosque
• Georgia Gwinnett College to explore intercollegiate athletics
• Ernst and Young pledges $1 million to UGA's Tull School of Accounting
• Filled with love: Seniors pack boxes with gifts for children
• GGC hosts Asian/Pacific American Council of Georgia
• UGA to host Indonesian diversity symposium Tuesday
• Pinder to develop GGC’s new international program
• UGA to mark 50th anniversary of desegregation in 2011
• GGC raises a new icon to the skies
• UGA School of Social Work professor named editor of Traumatology
• Mexican consul general visits with GGC students
• The Georgia Review and the Georgia Poetry Circuit present Cleopatra Mathis
• GGC celebrates National Chemistry Week
• UGA College of Pharmacy presents Distinguished Alumnus and Service Awards
• Spring '11 applications accepted until Nov. 15
• Early leaders in AIDS battle will share history, insights at UGA College of Public Health panel
• GGC mourns vice president for Educational Technology, Lonnie Harvel
• Rybczynski to discuss what shapes cities and influences future urbanization
• Police: Bank robber caught red-handed in Gwinnett
• THE BLITZ: Who will be Gwinnett's next state champion?
• Third annual 5K benefits the homeless
• Kenerly monument still stands
• Friends on film: Collins Hill grads part of ESPN2 movie
• Champs again: Wolves’ boys win state with team effort
• Brookwood girls finish in second
• Bronco boys edge Parkview for crown
• Choo choo: Museum offers plenty of exhibits for train lovers
• Police seek pair in counterfeiting
• College VP dies of heart attack
• Buford 42, Westminster 0
• Parkview 7, Dacula 0
• TV show wants justice for slain North grad
• Special grand jury findings: Administrator, commissioners add to report
• Couple’s eviction reopened
• Strong signals: Berkmar embraces deaf teammates as one of its own
• Temps to dip below freezing
• 25 police grads to bolster force
• Airport future: Officials revising timeline
• ‘Great teaching’: Parkview biology educator named Teacher of the Year
• Hollywood hot spot: ‘Due Date,’ ‘For Colored Girls’ have scenes shot in Gwinnett
• THE DISH: Three Blind Mice
• Cirque du Soleil’s ‘Ovo’ comes to Atlanta
• Hawks’ Boetje eyes state crown
• Police catch men suspected in robbery
• Gwinnett Cops: Wendy’s robbers busted in Lilburn
• Hall of Fame manager Sparky Anderson dead at 76
• Authorities in Georgia bust Mexican drug traffickers
• HAMMOCK: Preg runs to help Stars
• High-flying under the radar: Berkmar’s Shackleford unnoticed in record season
• Gladiators notes: Bendickson earns rookie of month
• Patty Loveless to perform free concert at Discover Mills
• The beautiful game: Soccer helps get teenage survivor through cancer
• Election 2010: Results could be political turning point
• Planners vote against crematory move
• Rep. Bishop's GOP challenger concedes
• Gordon wins in Grayson
• Isakson headed back to Senate
• Hank Johnson retains District 4 congressional seat
• Incumbents hold on to state Senate seats
• Republicans take state House seats
• Lawrenceville chooses new mayor
• Howard, Heard win BOC seats
• Woodall to take reins from Linder
• Done Deal: Republican beats Barnes for Georgia governor
• 2010 General Election Results - Georgia
• Nahmias forced into runoff for Georgia Supreme Court
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• Gwinnett educator receives prestigious Milken award
• Field testing: Margaret Winn Holt fifth-graders take math, science outdoors
• Local music legend loses cancer battle
• Election Day: Weather may factor in turnout
• Horford agrees to $60 million extension with Hawks
• Georgia assistant seems to give Gators choke sign
• Americans vote to fill record 37 governorships
• Another Blue Devil commits
• Buford, Collins Hill meet expectations of winning state
• Worn down Gladiators fall to Stingrays
• THE BLITZ: Things that scare me
• The Wallace Murders of 1910 - On Gory Tragedy No Light Is Shed.:- The Atlanta Constitution
• The Wallace Murders of 1910 - Thousands Attended the Burial of Wallaces at Hog Mountain Wednesday:- The Gwinnett Journal
• The Wallace Murders of 1910 - Three Dead in Same Room.:- The Gwinnett Journal
• Forgotten Story: The Wallace Murders of 1910 - Wallace murders his wife and son; then kills self.:- The Atlanta Georgian
• Teacher of the year finalist Bailey-Wegner: ‘I love all these kids’
• SPLOST votes in question
• Forgotten Story - The Wallace Murders of 1910
• Garbutt scores two in loss
• US fighter jets escort plane with cargo from Yemen
• Explosive found in Dubai, part of US terror probe
• Fox, Dish agree to terms, ending blackout
• Three Mill Creek teens suspected in robberies
• Norcross High School band to reunite
• Teacher of the year finalist Saldarriaga: ‘Important to genuinely care’
• Two write book about local ghosts
• Male sex sting a ‘debacle’?
• Aniston visits Gwinnett to film scene at diner
• Team effort brings title to Collins Hill
• Stars fall just short of state title
• Buford state champs for 4th time in a row
• Cigarettes may have caused fatal fire
• Duluth man held in jail after gun battle at his home
• Shooting victim was Texan roofer
• Gas prices up but will hold steady
• Ready for action: County set to open three new fire stations
• UGA's Thompkins, Leslie pick up big preseason SEC honors
• UGA begins preparations for UK; Auburn’s Newton named co-SEC Player of the Week; UGA's Murray, Jones also recognized
• Systemax opens new facility in neighboring Jackson County
• GCPS wins $1 million Broad Prize
• Family’s 3 vehicles torched overnight in Norcross
• Deal, Barnes differ over pension investments
• Barnes shifts attack to woo women
• Gingrich: Unemployment, Obama policies hurt Dems
• LAST CHANCE: Duluth grad Vance making most of opportunity
• Georgia man faces trial in attack on reservist
• Eagles snap Falcons' 4-game win streak, 31-17
• Colts overcome mistakes, beat Redskins 27-24
• Georgia suddenly alive in jumbled SEC East race
• CPR switch: Chest presses first, then give breaths
• Report: Facebook apps transmitted personal info
• AP to form news group to make money from mobile
• THE BLITZ: Might be time for a comeback
• Tech cruises past MTSU 42-14
• Georgia shuts down Vanderbilt
• Community turns out for Taste of Suwanee
• GCPS awaits decision on Broad Prize
• Police look into hotel homicide
• Board of Commissioners: Lasseter busy in new role
• 'Warriors have scars": Local toddler fights rare form of leukemia
• Team of firsts: Collins Hill boys cross country sparked school’s title run
• Gwinnett not named in 287(g) lawsuit
• South outlasts Dacula in shootout
• QB gets record in Knights’ win over Archer
• Devils awaken: Poole leads Norcross’ fourth-quarter rally over Lions
• Developer touts new urban model
• Harrell outfoxes thieves
• Residents cut a rug at senior prom
• Giving marches on: Nine years in, ‘Operation’ mission still vital, helping soldiers and their families
• Gladiators focus on special teams this season
• Bulldogs head to second round
• Two victims from crash finally ID’d
• Suit challenges 287(g) enforcement
• Area Catholic school celebrates 25 years
• Parks officials pushing safety
• Taxes paid despite downturn
• World War II bomber offers trip through history
• Actress walks into ‘Secretariat’ role
• Police catch man wanted in burglaries
• To Africa and back : Firefighter, pals complete life-altering mission trip
• Chairman vote to be March 15
• Barnes got tax break for property he didn't own
• Photographer to discuss art at Hudgens Center
• None injured in day care blaze
• Jones spurs on Broncos
• Bulldog fans, meet Uga VIII
• Gwinnett hospital sheltered for gas leak
• Fire damages vacant home in Lilburn
• After 69 days underground, all rescued
• Braves introduce Gonzalez as new manager
• Chile rejoices over problem-free rescue of miners
• Belk unveils new logo
• Rescue order of men pulled from Chilean mine
• Gwinnett’s Teacher of the Year list narrows to six
• Gwinnett chairman: County scrambles to set vote
• Living her dream: Radio personality joining Grayson cheerleading squad for a week
• Gooddell, NFL begin Favre investigation
• Gonzales said to be named new Braves manager
• Accusations of lying fly in Georgia governor debate
• Georgia's Caleb King suspended for 2 games
• Gwinnett police guns swiped in car break-in
• Duluth OKs change to alcohol law
• And it all comes down
• Giants send Cox into retirement with 3-2 win
• Judge orders 'don't ask, don't tell' injunction
• Gwinnett, other school districts ask justices to toss charter school ruling
• Stellar Nights at Caffe' Stella featuring Ricky Hunter
• Jeep driver hits, kills Gwinnett girl, 7
• Police: Kin of crash victims tough to find
• Another Georgia football player is arrested
• Bill clears Bannister of perjury
• THE BLITZ: It's North and then everyone else
• UGA has reason to believe
• NFL ROUNDUP, WEEK 5: Colts defeat Chiefs
• Conrad's 3rd error gives Giants 3-2 win vs. Braves, 2-1 series lead
• Falcons flatten Browns 20-10
• Barnes' daughter, granddaughters hurt in wreck
• Social Network' repeats as No. 1 draw with $15.5M
• Two people killed in multi-vehicle crash in Norcross
• Pilot of plane that crashed near Briscoe Field dies
• Norcross community does some fall cleaning
• Bannister’s career hurt by disputes
• Pilot seriously injured in plane crash near Briscoe
• Questions linger in 2004 fatal shootings case
• Competition donates $600 worth of food to co-op
• Lasseter steps in as county’s top official
• BOC Chairman Charles Bannister resigns, citing health, family
• After two subpar years, Blue Devils in region title hunt again
• Board Chairman Charles Bannister resigns
• Cops find crack cocaine during I-85 traffic stop
• Man accused of trying to run over police officer, turns self in
• Medium to host psychic reading at Coolray Field
• Cops: Former treasurer stole booster funds
• DA: More cuts could hurt system
• Police offering accident reports online
• Crack cocaine intercepted on I-85
• Public safety tops agenda at hearing
• DA: Jury to decide fate of board
• Taking a hike: Winder man tackles Appalachian Trail
• Police: ‘Toys for Tots’ shyster at it again
• Police: Wife’s throat slit in killing
• Boy finds parents dead
• Police ID man suspected of accosting girl
• Committee to discuss budget plan
• Making the graze: Local school’s students learn to care for livestock
• Boy discovers apparent murder-suicide near Lawrenceville
• Couple found dead in Gwinnett County, Georgia home
• Police search for man wanted for sexual assault
• Hudgens in need of ‘immediate’ cash relief
• One-stop shopping: Superstore features clothing, groceries
• Cox not finished yet after Braves win NL wild card
• About 200 booked in drug, booze raid on Barrow County, Georgia home
• THE BLITZ: Living in a fantasy world
• NAFE Atllanta great success!
• Gwinnett’s public safety agencies show off tools of the trade
• Toll lane work set to begin
• Nice day for a run: Hundreds turn out for Georgia Race for Autism at fairgrounds
• Former bus driver: Buford Schools fired me for Facebook post
• A great help: More than 300 volunteer projects planned for two days
• Longtime Gwinnett businessman Forrest Adair dies
• Bomb threat evacuates bus
• Duluth to move red light cameras
• Detective: Woman was ‘tortured’ before dying
• Boutique opens for breast cancer survivors
• Miracle, times two: Cancer survivor’s story inspires local high school cheerleading tribute
• Evermore director, landscaper futures at stake
• Gwinnett reduces power bill by $250K
• Officer loses leg after motorcycle crash, but not fight
• Actor Tony Curtis dies at Las Vegas-area home
• GameStop robbery suspect nabbed in Tennessee
• Suspicious device at intersection turns out to be water thermos
• Suspicious package leads to school lockdown in Gwinnett
• Chamber program gets award
• Under par: Officials look at options for golf course
• Jurors spare Norcross man from life sentence in killing
• Empty box causes bomb scare at Yellow River Game Ranch
• Boy killed in 4-car pile-up in Duluth
• Official: Smoke killed woman
• Man charged with flashing in fountain
• Fair fares much better this season
• After 14 months touring country, clan settles here
• Southwest Airlines to buy AirTran for $1.4B
• THE BLITZ: Thoughts from the first half of the season
• Friends, teammates gather at McKinley's funeral
• Grayson grooves at beer festival
• Expert offers tips to protect your home
• Woman killed in blaze
• Breath of fresh air: Hyperbaric chamber helps healing, recovery
• Months later, man charged in boy’s killing
• Court won’t hear case on liquor
• Keeping order: Restaurant promotes well-behaved kids
• Perdue: GCPS to take part in fitness assessment
• BB gun at school spurs felony arrests
• GGC mulls athletic program
• A faux fix: Man’s invention helps him survive recession
• At a crossroads: Locals upset, officials mull change at intersection
• Local Goddard School has survived tough economy
• Expert: Temps unseasonably warm for fall
• Tensions high at CID meeting
• PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE: Amigos for Christ, Gwinnett Coalition Partner, Gwinnett Great Days of Service
• No charges in pedestrian death, police say
• Fair features plenty of rides for adults, children
• Families who lost homes in flood resilient
• New inmate mail policy angers some
• Airport plan hits turbulence
• In the big house
• Sheriff: Broncos WR Kenny McKinley found dead
• Home construction jumps 10.5 pct in August
• Norcross blaze blamed on discarded cigarette
• All roads open one year after flood damage
• Group expected to rally against airport proposal
• Authorities arrest man in shooting
• Petting zoo at fairgrounds celebrates birth of donkey
• Best in show: Livestock play a big part in county fair
• Police: Thief used head-lock in robbery
• Gwinnett Great Days of Service to be held October 1 and 2
• Acquaintance arrested in Snellville slaying
• THE BLITZ: County seeing surge in QB talent
• Child’s legacy persists via charity work
• Pageant vet wins Miss Gwinnett
• One year later: A look at how far everyone has come since storms caused historic flooding
• Duluth ‘favorite son’ Rogers honored
• More schools will receive Title I funds
• Suit may impede police
• Fried fair: Vendors give snack foods a unique twist
• Stellar Nights at Caffe' Stella
• Cookbook Signing and Discussion by Ginny McCormack
• Friday's fair schedule
• Parkview’s Shanteau to host cancer fundraiser
• Jail break plans foiled
• Teen shot dead in robbery
• The friendly skies: Tin Goose bringing classic flight to Briscoe
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• Dacula student surprised with scholarship
• New details emerge in kidnap case
• Opening day: Ferris wheel, funnel cakes back at fairgrounds
• Police: Tipsy court patron jailed
• Note-passing bank robber sought
• Police seek robbers who bound worker
• Police: Auto business burglars caught in act
• Snellville hires new economic development manager
• New Avenue store hosts HGTV star Yip
• Fake cop suspect arrested
• Partners in fitness: Falcons encourage kids to get outside, stay active
• From vine to vino: Chateau Elan winemaker hopes for fine wine
• MONDAY NIGHT NFL ROUNDUP: Ravens beat Jets; Chiefs edge Chargers
• Duluth wants more debate on alcohol ordinance
• Lilburn to study complex
• County SAT scores up for 3rd year
• Skins shock Cowboys; Foster runs for 231 yards as Texans beat Colts: NFL roundup
• Missing Gwinnett girl, 12, found safe
• Public intoxication suspect dies in Barrow County jail
• NASCAR - Hamlin grabs Chase's top seed; Biffle, Bowyer last two in
• THE BLITZ: It's put up or shut up from here on out
• Johnson wins BMW; Tiger still struggling
• Dream falls to Storm in final seconds
• Richt expects decision on Green's appeal by Tuesday
• Falcons flop in OT
• All gold for USA
• Volunteers needed for Great Days
• Gwinnett fair opens this week
• Fitting tribute: Many gather to mark anniversary of Sept. 11
• Teen enters guilty plea in family killing
• Walking on air: Anti-gravity treadmill helps with rehabilitation
• Dacula 24, Brookwood 14
• United Way kicks off annual fundraiser
• NTSB: Duck boat calls for help went unanswered
• California crews try to reach smoldering homes after blast
• Gwinnett teen pleads guilty in ‘08 triple murder
• Cities holding several Sept. 11 memorials
• Tag light leads to drug bust
• Murder victim was shot
• Shoppers flock to Stone Mountain for start of Yellow Daisy Festival
• Crew cuts gas line at Gwinnett Tech
• Lilburn residents discuss hopes, fears of sports complex
• Snellville homicide victim ID’d
• Residents protest crematory
• Norcross liver recipient mentors, honors transplant champions
• County may not give raises
• Sugar Hill Christian Academy celebrates 10th anniversary, accreditation
• Final GCPS student count close to first estimate
• Woman found dead in home in Snellville
• Suwanee teen pilots cross country trip
• Heritage Center showcases new green exhibit
• Widening near mall to begin
• Summer's last hurrah
• Future hiring will mainly benefit the high-skilled
• Against odds, sharecropper's son Thurmond chases history
• Sen. Isakson is Georgia's salesman turned statesman
• THE BLITZ: Not the way to take the week off
• City council to consider Lilburn sports complex
• ‘Mr. 500’ to open today’s NASCAR race
• Local leaders remain frustrated, but Gwinnett Place Mall officials are counting on a ... different
• After shooting, South vows to stick together
• Crenshaw alums use prep game as means to reunite with each other
• North Gwinnett 17, Crenshaw (Calif.) 12
• Football, Labor Day, Dragon Con will add to metro Atlanta’s traffic woes
• Police say angry ex returns to rob pair
• A decade later, still no trial for Dragon Con founder
• Mom rejects kidnapping accusations
• Officials see HOT as ‘move forward’
• Lanier’s inaugural game a community celebration
• PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE: Annandale Villagers getting fit through bike club
• No sign of oil spill after Gulf platform fire
• 17-year-old booked with running chop shop
• ‘Baby sitter’ charged in boy’s flight
• Residents see rocky road with toll lanes
• Hi-Hope clients find comfort through their creative outlets
• Riverside fourth-graders make voices heard in mock election
• Arrest made in fatal crash
• Francoeur says he's been traded to Rangers
• Going green earns Hamilton Mill library gold
• Obama marks official end of US combat mission in Iraq
• Paramore to play Arena on Wednesday
• Gwinnett boy found safe in Hall County
• Americans spending more in limp economy
• Cell phones latest target for crooks
• AC gift a breath of fresh air
• Clinic aims to reduce euthanized pets by controlling population
• Clemens heads to DC, this time for court
• Japan takes Little League WS title
• Passenger dies on flight from Nigeria to Atlanta
• Ga. Tech's Kuchar wins Barclays on first playoff hole
• 'Exorcism' has slim box-office lead over 'Takers'
• Man killed in fiery I-85 crash
• Fugitive caught at sister’s Buford home
• Motorcyclist killed in collision
• Fire damages Snellville townhome
• THE BLITZ: First week gives fans a little bit of everything
• Upon further review, it's a homer, Braves win
• 4 women get Legacy Awards
• For love of the game: Atlanta Defenders sacrifice for gridiron glory, charity
• Go fetch: Dogs, owners take part in dock jumping day
• Local dealer to sell new style of electric car
• Toll lanes a HOT topic
• Friday night sights
• Neighbors rally to find missing 6-year-old girl
• Norcross opens teen center addition
• Mall managers respond to digs from officials
• HOPE funds lag behind expenses
• Woman’s energy leads small, strong touchdown club
• Norcross church to offer free help for GEDs
• Duluth alcohol plan headed to city council
• Blaze called arson
• PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE: Community Foundation gets back to the basics
• Police: Murder conspiracy foiled in Gwinnett jail
• Police say check scammers duping homeless
• BOC takes aim at Gwinnett Place management
• State wins funds for education
• Mom on the move, balancing multiple children, brain surgery
• Arrest made in beating death
• Expanded GGC returns to class
• Police ID man found slain from beating
• Force returns to Arena
• Water towers, longtime landmarks, being dismantled
• Tiger Woods, wife officially divorced
• Georgia Aquarium officially honored as world's largest
• Gwinnett Fire Reports: 2 hospitalized in home fire, Complex damaged by blaze
• Police: Lilburn man, 46, was beaten to death
• THE BLITZ: It's here, football season is finally here
• Teens learn survival skills for driving
• Black male student graduation report: Gwinnett tops U.S., Ga. rates
• Rocking on: Teenage cancer survivor befriends music legend
• Divers pull drowned man from Lake Lucerne
• Man in triathlon for cancer fund
• Woman rescued from Lake Lucerne; man missing
• Is the Force with us again?
• Million-dollar smiles: Players, parents tout new turf at Duncan Creek
• Bannister critical of Conway after DUI arrest
• Airport expansion foes get organized
• BOE officials take tours of schools
• Illegal alien in court over driving charges
• Police say shooter had PTSD
• A day’s work: Unemployed wait hours at local job fair
• Gwinnett ACT scores improve
• Director: AC units stolen from facility
• Cops: Man shoots two neighbors
• On the move: Valet service offers help for GGC students
• Ambassadors of Laughter
• Suwanee senior living facility hosts GASIP
• Georgia officer charged with protecting drug deals
• Braves acquire 1B Derrek Lee from Cubs
• 12 cars stolen near Gwinnett malls
• Lawrenceville couple rescues man from burning car
• Official: New trash plan is improving
• Bannister DUI Case: Porter says no charges for deputy, personnel
• Clothes minded: Shoppers brave crowds for kids apparel sale
• Mom backs over toddler
• Man pleads guilty in fatal crash
• Blagojevich vows to appeal conviction on 1 count
• All cleared in Bannister DUI arrest
• Local off-roader hopes Calif. crash leads to safer races
• Family moves from suburbs to Dacula farm to focus on sustainability
• Pedestrian struck, killed by CSX train
• Harvick wins in Michigan
• Kaymer takes wild PGA
• Bombs away: Braves hammer Dodgers, 13-1
• Family, friends mourn 8 killed in off-road wreck
• Jetliner crashes on Colombian island; 1 killed
• 'Expendables' seizes No. 1 spot with $35M debut
• Rhoden pleads guilty
• THE BLITZ: Questions, answers and predictions for the upcoming season
• Police arrest 16-year-old in teen shooting
• Infamous crash set for trial
• Feeling the heat: Firefighters battle soaring temperatures as well as blazes
• A girl and her goat: 12-year-old raises animal from birth at Duluth home
• Grayson woman celebrates 45 years of her business
• Officials offer tips on recycling
• Teen shot outside South Gwinnett after football game
• Man charged with igniting girlfriend’s house
• Murder suspect nabbed near Nashville
• Officials: Duluth woman Tased during four-hour standoff
• Mild drought returns to Ga.
• DA to mull charges in Bannister DUI mishap
• ReStoring hope: Shop’s profits help build homes in Gwinnett
• FBI says 'Granddad Bandit' captured in Louisiana
• Braves 3B Jones likely out for year with knee woes
• Buford church offering reward to find cemetery vandals
• Karen Handel concedes race for governor
• Duluth to mull new alcohol law
• SWAT standoff: Eviction results in 4-hour incident
• Body found in trunk baffles Buford residents
• Close finishes in BOC races
• Runoff for governor too close
• Woodall wins GOP nod
• Former Rep. Dan Rostenkowski dies
• Handel concedes race for Georgia governor
• Sweltering pooch lands woman in jail
• Former Alaska Senator Stevens dies in plane crash
• Plane carrying ex-Sen. Ted Stevens crashes; 5 dead
• Body found in trunk near downtown Buford
• Official: Fishing tour will return to Lake Lanier
• Area polls open today for runoff
• Bieber Fever hits Duluth
• Kids in the hall: Students start first day of school in Gwinnett
• Mahan wins at Bridgestone, secures Ryder Cup spot
• Ferrell's 'Other Guys' tops box office with $35.6M
• Pedestrian struck, killed in Lilburn
• Motorcyclist killed on Ronald Reagan Parkway
• Handel, Deal play nicer in final GOP gov. debate
• Braves beat Giants again to win series
• Falling fast: Tiger posts worst PGA Tour finish of his career
• NASCAR: Montoya conquers the Glen; Martin moves to 12th in points chase
• County prison hurting after uncertainty
• Runoffs mostly in the South
• The ABCs of back to school
• Police find $30,000 in fake goods in Duluth shop
• Sending the catch of the day back
• For the fans: Scrimmage at North Gwinnett offers up-close look at Falcons
• Burglar hits gas station via roof
• BOC candidates working hard for runoff votes
• No injuries when car hits townhome
• Fish fanatics converge on Lanier, Arena
• Buford students fired up as they head back to class
• Atlanta to lose 1 Sprint Cup date next year
• Police to hear comments on accreditation
• Anglers gear up for super bowl of fishing
• Brookwood athletes lunch with retirees
• Man gets prison for tax evasion
• Senators confirm Kagan as Supreme Court justice
• Ex-Falcon booked on drug, gun charges
• Psychological exam ordered for teen accused of attacking deputy
• Officials spar over response to local fires
• Cops: Hefty bank robber hits 3rd time
• Super savers: Group clips coupons, shops to help needy
• A great catch: Fishing vet vying for top prize in competition
• Police: Several killed in Connecticut workplace shooting
• Deal, Handel split on federal education money
• AP source: Favre tells Vikings he will not return
• Testimony: Ill-planned heist motive in shooting
• Man attacked by beaver while fishing in Chattahoochee
• Court date set in shooting of Duluth parents
• District 7 hopefuls talk issues
• Chelsea Clinton weds at exclusive New York estate
• Reds topple Braves, 2-1
• Biffle wins one for Mr. Roush
• Guillen says MLB treats Asians better than Latins
• Karen Handel, Nathan Deal clash in runoff debate
• We're No. 1! UGA tops party schools ranking
• Texting while driving grace period ends
• Trash haulers still working out the kinks
• Local man charged in murder
• Food banks feel pinch of sour economy, heightened need
• 17 graduate paramedics class
• Residents grieve center’s closed doors
• Toll lanes on road to reality
• Gwinnett welcomes more than 200 new educators
• State mails out extended unemployment benefits
• With no tax holiday, shoppers hunt sales
• Deputy on mend after jail attack
• Duluth seniors take national Wii golf title
• Two Democrats say Rangel should resign
• Attorney General candidate acknowledges extramarital affair
• Ethics panel accuses Rangel of 13 violations
• Initial jobless claims drop to 457,000
• 5 arrested in Georgia, Alabama cell phone thefts
• Deputy on mend after jail attack
• Woman found dead in vehicle 5 days after disappearing
• Cops: Motive in house shooting remains vague
• Students’ project up for award
• Tails of rescue: GSPCA cares for 25 dogs on cusp of expansion
• Gwinnett Tech sees increase in student enrollment
• Officials wait on decision to fill budget gap
• Seconds, please: Rexall Grill reopens to hungry crowd
• Judge blocks parts of Arizona immigration law
• Uncle: Police find former Hawks forward Wright dead
• 3 teens booked for shooting up home
• Husband charged in fatal crash
• Project delivers fans to seniors in need this summer
• Storms cause house fires, fatal accident
• Bannister recall effort thrown out
• Sunny side up: Waffle House goes green with solar panels
• 'Inception' trumps 'Salt' with $43.5M weekend
• Handel campaign releases education plan for Georgia
• BP's Hayward to leave as CEO; Russia job in works
• Marlins beat Braves, 5-4, in 11
• McMurray wins Brickyard 400
• Langer wins first senior major
• Georgia Republicans for Congress agree on issues
• Could American take over Britain's BP?
• Kaye Cowher, wife of former coach, dies at age 54
• Report: AYP may not tell whole story
• Daily Post wins 8 Ga. AP awards
• Letting it pour: Snellville restaurants celebrating Sunday sales
• Delta flight makes emergency landing in Atlanta
• Hundreds turn out for Bike Fest
• Police add 23 officers to ranks
• Mom won’t face charges
• Learning in progress: Georgia Gwinnett College celebrates opening of new library
• Mother Nature turns up the temps
• ‘Buy Gwinnett’ program up for vote again
• 2 suspects cleared in bomb case
• Honoring a hero
• Neighbor warns residents of blaze at Duluth house
• Red, White and Blue Tour
• Caffe' Stella
• Gwinnett County MOMS Group Spring Collection Event in Lawrenceville
• American Indian Festival
• Jireh Supplies Responds to FCC Ruling with Trade In Program
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• Open Mic at The Tabernacle Coffee House
• Veterans Job Fair in Lawrenceville, GA on Nov. 13
• Gwinnett County Fair
• Camelot
• Noises Off

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