COVID-19, Jail Rescue: Top Loganville, Grayson Stories For 2020

LOGANVILLE-GRAYSON, GA — It won't be long now until 2020 rolls over to the New Year, and quite a bit has happened in Loganville, Grayson and Gwinnett County.

It was an amazing variety: everything from a story about Gwinnett inmates who save a guard's life to a warning about a giant Asian spider on the loose. And then there was the coronavirus, with stories about how many of us handled it (and how a few of us didn't).

So which stories did Patch readers find the most interesting for Loganville, Grayson and Gwinnett County? Patch has rounded up the top stories from 2020 as listed below. As always, thank you for being loyal readers.

• Inmates In Georgia Jail Save Life Of Deputy With Heart Trouble
• Giant Spiders Imported From Asia Spotted In North Georgia
• Georgia Teen Jailed In Caymans For Breaking COVID Quarantine
• No, We're Good: Grayson Mayor Declines Public-Transit Money
• Grayson Salon Is 'Safer Than A Grocery Store': Coronavirus
• Gwinnett Says Stay Home Or Face Fine, Jail Time: Coronavirus
• Teacher Cuts Through Coronavirus With Messages On Kids' Driveways
• Eyes Covered, He Can Still Make Pizza For Coronavirus Relief
• 77-Year-Old Punched In Face At Gwinnett County Kroger: Police
• Gwinnett Parents Protest 2nd Day, Demand In-Person Instruction
• Kids Create Cards For Coronavirus Shut-Ins At Nursing Home
• Georgia Teen Faces Long Recovery After Horrific Pit Bull Attack
• Dozens Of Cats Rescued From NE Georgia Couple Need Foster Homes