In Case You Missed It: A Look Back at the Week of News in Lilburn

These stories had Lilburn talking last week.

Sunday, March 27

-In an event that defines community, around 200 parents, kids and teachers showed up despite the cool, blustery weather to participate in the annual . There was some serious running, for sure, but the event was mostly about the kids, who ran, walked and played in the fund-raiser for the school's PTA.

-Strong storms overnight brought high winds and heavy rain to Lilburn. by trees that were toppled the storms.

Monday, March 28

-Charlotte Nash, who won the special election to fill the open chairperson's position on the Gwinnett County Board of Commsisioners, .

-Parkview jumper in the first day of the Gwinnett County track and field meet at Mill Creek. Later in the week, .

Tuesday, March 29

-In high school soccer, to stay undefeated in conference play and get one win away from winning the 8-AAAAA title. The Patriots haven't made the state playoffs in two decades.

Wednesday, March 30

-Our weekly column discussed parents' concerns over their teens going to the beach with friends for spring break. The discussion is always open.

-Gwinnett Police at a Norcross restaurant. Ten other men, who had been playing poker for seven days with $10,000 on the line, were also arrested.

Thursday, March 31

-In sports news, with an 8-0 win over Shiloh, and Parkview boys and girls track teams finished third and at the county meet.

Friday, April 1

- to be considered by the Atlanta Regional Commission and the state transportation director. The projects have an estimated cost of around $37 million and would be paid for by TSPLOST funds if approved.