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

A look back at what made news on Lilburn Patch.

Monday, Feb. 7

-Living in Lilburn columnist Pat Gabilondo profiled , a new shop in Old Town where owner Barbara Barth wants to provide local artists, musicians and authors a non-traditional place where they can feel free to express themselves and share their own talent with the community. .

-Gwinnett County Schools announced that Parkview High School in Lilburn was . Parkview was one of two Gwinett schools to earn the distinction, based on its ranking in the top 10 percent in Georgia in reading and math.

-Providence Christian Academy to its list of sports. The Stars will play varsity football by 2013.

-Randall Decarlo of Lilburn was , stemming from a December traffic stop that found several packets of the substance.

Tuesday, Feb. 8

- 61-47 in girls basketball, the final regular-season game for the Lilburn team. Brookwood entered the game undefeated.

-A drew several responses from readers who highly regard the Lawrenceville Highway coffee house. The couple who opened the business say they did so because they fell in love with Lilburn on a previous visit to the area.

Wednesday Feb. 9

-In Lawrenceville, Lilburn's neighbor to the north, in a vicious attack. Gwinnett Police , but by Saturday, after further investigation, turned its attention on the father, and .

-, a new feature designed to create a forum for local moms on various topics, saw a spirited discussion on consignment sales, thrift stores and holes in the knees.

Thursday, Feb. 10

-, with about an inch of the white stuff falling overnight. It was the third measurable snow of the season, but this time, there were few disruptions, and school was in session.

-Our Viewfinder video took a look back at highlights from the 2010-11 basketball season. .

Friday, Feb. 11

- for their performance in AP classes.

-Looking for some romantic restaurants for Valentine's Day? Take a look at our .