Unemployment Rate Steady In Lilburn-Mountain Park Area: Feds

The unemployment rate in Gwinnett County hasn't had a month-to-month change.

City Of Lilburn: Section Of Greenway Trail Temporarily Closed

A section of the Greenway Trail at Lilburn Park is temporarily closed while the bridge is upgraded to a concrete based material. This br ...

Gwinnett County Likely To Miss Biden's Coronavirus Vaccine Goal

This is how the Lilburn-Mountain Park area compares to Georgia for coronavirus vaccinations.

City Of Lilburn Court Extends Revised Order During Pandemic

The Municipal Court of Lilburn hereby extends its "Revised Order Establishing Protocols and Procedures During Pandemic Emergency."

Lilburn-Mountain Park Area Unemployment Decreases: Feds

Gwinnett County's unemployment rate is lower than the Georgia average.

The Digital Divide: How Lilburn-Mountain Park Area Compares In Internet Usage

More than 150 million Americans don’t use the internet at broadband speeds. See how the Lilburn-Mountain Park area compares.

Federal Tax Refunds In Gwinnett County: How Do Yours Compare?

IRS figures allow you to compare what you’re paying in taxes with that of your Gwinnett County neighbors.

Waste Management Acquisition Of Advanced Disposal Services

News relevant to waste management acquisition, transaction

Lilburn Public Works Closed Until Further Notice

Until further notice, Lilburn Public Works will be closed due to COVID exposure.

Lilburn Police Department Closed To Public Until Tuesday, Dec 15th

Due to Covid Exposure, the Lilburn Police Department will be closed to public until Tuesday, December 15th.

City Hall Closed Pending Further Notice In Lilburn

Lilburn City Hall is currently closed to the public. All other City facilities are open normal business hours.

Free Virtual Town Hall May 27 Featuring Gwinnett Candidate

Jodi Lott is running for the Georgia House of Representatives in District 122, which includes Lawrenceville, Lilburn and Suwanee.

Democracy Is Stuck In Traffic

Why Gwinnett County Needs an Election Day Holiday

The Future of Our Census

We must do all that we can to ensure representation of all Americans.

Lessons from Notre Dame

How we should change our responses to tragedies

What a Session

A recap of the craziest session in recent history by a former state senator

Lessons from Christchurch

What we can learn from New Zealand's response

The Future of Our Elections

We must protect against both election fraud and voter suppression.

Our Campaign

Let's Build a Bridge to Gwinnett's Future

Lessons in Voter Fraud

What Georgia can learn from the North Carolina voter fraud case

Vote for a Connected Gwinnett

Voter turnout is key for transit in Gwinnett

Lessons From Virginia

Blackface has always been racist.

A Shutdown Isn't Governing. Neither Is Taking the Economy Hostage

Trump's dangerous shutdown hurt the economy and our country.

Gwinnett Needs Transit

Vote March 19 to Approve the Gwinnett Transit Referendum

Brian Burchik Resigns From Lilburn City Council To Work For DDA

Burchik's resignation comes with the announcement that he has accepted the position of Main Street Manager for the Lilburn DDA.

Get Out and Vote…Again

We must make one final push

Congratulations, Condolences, and Keep Moving

What We Do Now That The Election Is (Sort Of) Over

Reforming Our Marijuana Laws

It Requires Your Vote

Stand Your Ground

​Despite Efforts to Suppress Our Vote, We Must Stand Strong​

Improvements Coming on Five Forks Trickum Road

A center turn lane and sidewalks are among the upgrades the road will see.

Lilburn Budget Could Add Police K-9 Unit

The city's proposed $12.3 million budget for 2016-17 is a 4.2 decrease from the current year's budget.

Election Results 2015: Lilburn Says Yes to E-SPLOST; 1 Council Seat Decided

The tax is expected to bring $950 million to the Gwinnett and Buford school districts.

A National Black Lives Matter Platform and the Lessons from Occupy

Without concrete and achievable goals, a movement cannot make the necessary transition from changing hearts and minds to changing policy.

What You Should Know About the Hillary Clinton Situation

This so-called scandal is just more of the same mudslinging the American right has been using to attack the Clintons for years.

The cat is out of the bag and his name is Trump

The GOP may be long overdue for some chemo

How did this monster get created?

The decades of GOP lies that brought us Donald Trump, Republican front-runner

Gwinnett County BOC Adopts 2015 Millage Rate

Tax bills will be mailed by Aug. 15 with a payment due date of Oct. 15.

Obama's Iran Deal: Where do Georgia Representatives Stand?

Georgia lawmakers took to social media to share their opinions.

The Evolving Court, Justice Kennedy's Paradigm Shift

We explore Justice Kennedy's evolving jurisprudence with respect to the LGBT community

Marriage a Right for Same-Sex Couples in U.S. Supreme Court Decision

Gov. Deal: State will comply. Georgia’s local governments constitutionally required to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples.