April 6, 2014 - Gwinnett Citizen

“Don’t waste your life suffering needlessly. You don’t have to put up with it.”

The Season for Sneezin’: Allergy Answers from Gwinnett Medical Center

April 6, 2014

Nothing is quite as delightful this time of year as a field of wildflowers in bloom unless of course, you have allergies. If that’s the case, you’re probably one of the 36 million Americans who wake up each spring morning with a runny nose, itchy eyes and a scratchy throat, all symptoms of seasonal allergies. But, Michael Pickford, MD, an otolaryngologist with Gwinnett ENT says there is relief.

Georgia Cup – Duluth twilight criterium to debut in 2014

April 6, 2014

New bike race for 2014 that will pit the top professional and amateur riders against each other for a $15,000 prize purse. The inaugural Georgia Cup-Duluth Criterium will debut on August 2nd, 2014 in the streets of Downtown Duluth.

Jack and Dorothy Dillard celebrate 70th Wedding Anniversary

Snellville’s Dillard’s celebrate 70th Anniversary

April 6, 2014

Snellville’s Dillard’s celebrate 70th Anniversary
By Beth Volpert

Snellville (April 2014) – While everybody is somebody in Snellville, some folks have been one of those somebody’s longer than others. That would be the case for Jack and Dorothy Dillard who have been Snellville residents since 1949.

Cousins, best friends, good friends

April 6, 2014

Cousins, best friends, good friends
By Mandy Snell

“As life goes on, they become more and more important to your existence.” The word ‘they’ in this quote is referring to friends, and it couldn’t be more true. We are blessed in our lives with cousins, best friends and good friends. How lucky was I to have had them rolled into one?

Archer's 2014 Star Student Odemi Pessu, 2014 Valedictorian Matthew McNeeley, 2014 Salutatorian Amber Fleeman, Representative Chuck Efstration, and Representative Joyce Chandler

Archer Outstanding seniors

April 6, 2014

Archer Outstanding seniors

Lawrenceville (April 2014) Outstanding seniors from Archer High School were recently recognized by the Georgia House of Representatives and were presented resolutions acknowledging their academic achievements.