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Leaders backing limits on lobbysts
What do the candidates for the county's only contested General Assembly race, the campaign for House District 103, say about this issue? Timothy Barr of Lawrenceville said he would consider signing the Common Cause pledge to cap spending.
14 hrs ago | OurTown
Mark Williams for State Senate 55
MARK WILLIAMS ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR GEORGIA STATE SENATE Mark A. Williams has qualified and announced his candidacy for Georgia State Senate District 55.
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Honoring Aimee Copeland: Turnout steady at blood drive
Bob McGinnis, left, of Douglasville, went out of his way while traveling home from Warner Robins Friday to donate blood at a benefit honoring University of West Georgia student Aimee Copeland, who is battling a deadly flesh-eating disease at an Augusta hospital.
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Gymnastics: Rutgers Gymnastics Completes 2012 Recruiting Class
PISCATAWAY, N.J. Head coach Louis Levine and the Rutgers University gymnastics program have announced the addition of seven gymnasts to the 2012-13 roster.
Several Local State Candidates Face Primary Challenges
With qualifying over, and the Memorial Day weekend just a pleasant memory, several candidates at the state level will now have to get down to the business of campaigning.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Copeland marks one month of battling infection
Despite being given a slim chance of survival three weeks ago,A Copeland, 24,A continues to make major strides toward recovery from the necrotizing fasciitis infection, her family told the Today Show on Thursday.
Local Summer Meal Program Starts, Donations and Volunteers Needed
The Southeast Gwinnett Cooperative Ministry began its summer meal program this week, and organizers say the need is high.
Glenn Edebohls was that guy: The one with fancy cars, a fancy house and fancy money to pay for it all.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Geese threaten to overrun Peachtree City park
Peachtree City officials are urging residents to stop feeding a local flock of Canada geese, as the birds' numbers in a local park are getting out of hand -- again.
County by county news for Thursday
After approving several years of decreasing or steady tax rates, Austell City Council members will decide Monday whether to increase property taxes and begin charging for street lights, making up for a $438,000 decline from last year.
Gwinnett Schools Salutes Retirees
The Gwinnett County school system is thanking its more than 400 professionals who are retiring this school year.
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Are voters happy or not paying attention?
The General Assembly will have a familiar look when lawmakers convene for the 2013 session, judging from the results of candidate qualifying last week.
Riverside Drive bridge now open
The bridge over Beaverdam Creek, between Interstate 75 and The Shoppes at River Crossing, carries two lanes in each direction and includes a turn lane to Interstate 75.
'Art on the Wall at City Hall' Launches
The city of Snellville will feature John Duke in its first City Hall art exhibit, which begins June 5 in the Community Room.
The city of Snellville will test the CodeRED Emergency Notification System on June 7, 2012, with a call to the entire community.
Are voters happy or not paying attention?
The General Assembly will have a familiar look when lawmakers convene for the 2013 session, judging from the results of candidate qualifying last week.
Restaurant holds fundraiser for woman battling flesh-eating bacteria
A fundraiser was held on Monday for a Snellville woman fighting flesh-eating bacteria.
Father: - Flesh-eating' bacteria patient speaks
The Georgia woman fighting for her life against a "flesh-eating" bacteria was able to speak for the first time Sunday since succumbing to her condition, according to her father's Facebook posting.
Republicans Sign Ethics Pledge
Two of Georgia's most powerful politicians are pledging to co-sponsor an ethics bill to limit lobbyist gifts to lawmakers to $100. It's a change of heart for the Republicans who have been part of the Senate majority against the gift cap.
Memorial Day at the Promised Land Unforgettable
Sure, there were probably fifty million cookouts this Memorial Day weekend throughout the nation, and for certain, millions of stories and laughs were shared by them all.