Murder Trial For Georgia Dentist Set To Begin; Family Of Dolly Hearn Reacts

WAGT - Sun Nov 08

Jury selection begins on Thursday for Gwinnett County dentist Barton Corbin. Corbin, who had a dental practice in Dacula, is accused of killing his wife, Jennifer, in the head at their Buford home in the early hours on December 4th, 2004.

People Line Up For Swine Flu Vaccine In Gwinnett 1 hr ago

WSB-TV - Sat Nov 07

People lined up early in Gwinnett County to receive a new shipment of H1N1 vaccines.

G-Braves stadium parking revenue falls short

WDUN-AM Gainesville - Fri Nov 06

It looks like revenue from parking at the Gwinnett Braves stadium wasn't as high as county officials had expected.

Citi to spin off Primerica

San Jose Business Journal - Fri Nov 06

Struggling financial giant Citigroup Inc. announced late Thursday an initial public offering for Primerica Inc.

Norcross businessman files for county commission seat

Atlanta Journal-Constitution - Fri Nov 06

Jose Perez, a Norcross Republican, announced Friday he will seek the District 2 seat on the Gwinnett County Commission in 2010.

Bus owner jailed on fraud charge

Atlanta Journal-Constitution - Thu Nov 05

The owner of the charter bus that crashed carrying Morehouse College students was arrested Thursday afternoon for writing bad checks.

Fifth Special Operations Forces run coming this weekend

Gwinnett Herald - Thu Nov 05

Shaun Meadows graduated from Winder-Barrow High School, joined the United States Air Force and immediately volunteered for Air Force Special Forces training.

McGinnis Ferry road contract OK'd

Gwinnett Herald - Thu Nov 05

A $7.7 million construction project to build a four-lane bridge on McGinnis Ferry Road across the Chattahoochee River linking Gwinnett with Forsyth and Fulton counties will ease traffic bottlenecks on this east-west corridor.

Recent Gwinnett gang arrests key to crackdown

Atlanta Journal-Constitution - Wed Nov 04

The arrest of two men and four juveniles believed to be connected to a known Gwinnett County gang is a major accomplishment in their fight against gang activity, said police.

More public input for school systems opting out of state mandates

Atlanta Journal-Constitution - Wed Nov 04

The Georgia Board of Education approved changes Wednesday that give parents more say when local school systems seek to free themselves from state mandates.