Loganville-Grayson, GA|News|
Two Grayson Teachers Among 25 Semi-Finalists For Teacher Of Year
Teachers from Grayson and Tripp elementary schools were among 25 semi-finalists named Tuesday for Gwinnett's Teacher of the Year.
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Dacula, GA|News|
Four Dacula Teachers Among 25 Semi-Finalists For Teacher Of Year
Teachers from Alcova, Dacula, Fort Daniels and Harbins elementary schools were among 25 semi-finalists for Gwinnett's Teacher of the Year.
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Cartersville, GA|News|
Bartow Supervisor Kirk Named To Georgia Elections Task Force
Elections head Joseph Kirk was one of four county supervisors — and the only one outside metro Atlanta — to be named to the task force.
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East Cobb, GA|News|
GA Coronavirus: Cases Rise, Deaths Remain Few In Tuesday's Report
Georgia's health department reported 1,174 newly confirmed COVID-19 cases and 18 deaths in the previous 24 hours on Tuesday afternoon.
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Dallas-Hiram, GA|News|
Man Falls Asleep At Wheel, Sentenced To Prison For Fatal Crash
A Dallas man was sentenced to a year in prison for vehicular homicide after a fatal crash in January that killed a man from Cartersville.
Jim Massara, Patch Staff
Dacula, GA|News|
Gwinnett Early Voting Sets First-Week Record
More Gwinnett voters cast ballots in the first week of early voting than were cast in all three weeks of early voting in 2016.
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Douglasville, GA|News|
GreyStone HQ To House Douglas County School System Offices
Douglas County's school board voted Monday to buy GreyStone Power's former headquarters on Veterans Memorial Highway for $12.5 million.
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Douglasville, GA|News|
GA Coronavirus: Weekend Tallies Low Case Number, Few Deaths
Georgia's Monday coronavirus statistics were typically low because of weekend lags in reporting. Numbers usually catch up by Tuesday.
Jim Massara, Patch Staff
Dacula, GA|News|
Remote Or In-Person Class Choice For Spring Opens Next Week
Starting on Oct. 28, Gwinnett parents can choose remote or in-person learning for their children for the coming spring semester.
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Loganville-Grayson, GA|News|
New Principal Named For Rosebud Elementary By Gwinnett Board
A new principal for Rosebud Elementary School was one of several promotions announced by the Gwinnett County Board of Education.
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East Cobb, GA|News|
Pickup Truck Hits SUV In East Cobb, Kills Woodstock Woman
A 76-year-old Woodstock woman died of her injuries after her SUV was struck by a pickup truck as she turned left onto Roswell Road.
Jim Massara, Patch Staff
Loganville-Grayson, GA|News|
Fire Guts Lawrenceville Home Over Weekend
Gwinnett firefighters took about 45 minutes to control a fire that consumed a home on Shoals Circle SE, leaving the structure a total loss.
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East Cobb, GA|News|
GA Coronavirus: 1,199 New Cases, 31 Deaths Reported Sunday
The Georgia Department of Public Health tallied nearly 1,200 new cases of COVID-19 and more than 30 deaths from it in Sunday's daily report.
Jim Massara, Patch Staff
East Cobb, GA|News|
GA Coronavirus: Daily COVID-19 Positives Creeping Back Up
The daily number of new COVID-19 cases in Georgia appears to be creeping back up, with 1,701 reported in Friday's daily report.
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Loganville-Grayson, GA|News|
Woman Found Dead After Firefighters Answer Call To Town House
A woman in her late 60s was found dead Thursday night after Gwinnett firefighters answered an emergency call to a Lilburn town house.
Jim Massara, Patch Staff
Douglasville, GA|News|
Bailiff Accused Of Sexually Exploiting Disabled Person: Sheriff
A bailiff for the Douglas County Sheriff's Office was arrested for sexual battery of a disabled person, according to a department statement.
Jim Massara, Patch Staff
Douglasville, GA|News|
Boundary Aquatic Center, Deer Lick Park Now Open For Early Voting
Douglas County's elections department opened two more advance-voting locations Thursday to accommodate demand.
Jim Massara, Patch Staff
Dallas-Hiram, GA|News|
QAnon Supporter Greene Endorses Loeffler For U.S. Senate
Marjorie Taylor Greene, the presumed winner of a U.S. Congressional seat, endorsed incumbent U.S. Senator Kelly Loeffler to keep her seat.
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East Cobb, GA|News|
Politicizing Coronavirus Unforgivable: Emory Public Health Dean
The dean of Emory University's school of public health on Tuesday criticized the White House for demonizing coronavirus experts.
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Loganville-Grayson, GA|News|
Loganville-Grayson Voter Guide 2020: Deadlines, How To Vote
Advance voting for the Nov. 3 General and Special Election will be offered to registered Loganville and Grayson voters through Oct. 30.
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