October 16, 2014

Weekend Construction will close Jimmy Carter Boulevard Bridge Nov 14

Weekend Construction will close Jimmy Carter Boulevard Bridge Nov 14

(Lawrenceville, Ga., Oct. 16, 2014) – The Gwinnett County Department of Transportation will close the I-85 at Jimmy Carter Boulevard bridge for the diverging diamond interchange crossover. The project involves shifting traffic to the opposite side of the bridge, which will make left turns onto the interstate more efficient and improve the flow of traffic across the bridge. The closure will begin at 9 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 14, weather and conditions permitting.

Paige Havens

Reckless Drivers Should Share the Cost of Their Reckless Driving & Give Back to Those They Harm Most

Tens of thousands of Georgians live with life-long disabilities due to brain and spinal cord injury. As medical technology, safety and trauma care have improved more people survive traumatic injury, but many then face a lifetime of physical, behavioral and cognitive impairments requiring ongoing support services. On any given day in communities all across Georgia, survivors of brain and spinal cord injury and their caregivers gather together in support groups to share the struggles they face living with these lifelong impairments.

Margaret Moseley with Yuletide Camellia Sasanqua.

Margaret Moseley’s Garden to be Featured at MSGC November 10

Margaret Moseley’s Garden to be Featured at MSGC November 10

The November 10 meeting of Mountain Shadow Garden Club (MSGC) promises to be a special evening. Martha Tate, well known Atlanta area author, communicator, and gardening expert, will present a program centered on her book, titled Margaret Moseley’s A Garden to Remember.

Shiloh HS principal selected as PDK Emerging Leader

Shiloh HS principal selected as PDK Emerging Leader

Dr. Eric Parker, the principal at Shiloh High School, has been recognized as an Emerging Leader by PDK International, a global association of education professionals.

Gwinnett AKA Chapter Members Tapped to Serve

Gwinnett AKA Chapter Members Tapped to Serve
Alpha Kappa Alpha, Sorority Incorporated’s South Atlantic Region
Chapter Members Receive Regional Appointments in Strides to Serve All Mankind

Lawrenceville, GA – Nestled in the heart of  what is affectionately called Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated’s significant South Atlantic Region (“SAR”), members of the Upsilon Alpha Omega Chapter (“UAO”) of Alpha Kappa Alpha, Sorority Incorporated have been bestowed regional appointments by South Atlantic Regional Director Sharon Brown Harriott.

Mary Frazier Long

The Gwinnett Roadrunner – On The Run October 2014

The Gwinnett Roadrunner –
On The Run October 2014
By Mary Frazier LongKidstuff
 
Halloween is on October 31. The name Halloween means hallowed or holy evening because it takes place the day before All Saints’ Day. Jack-O’-Lanterns are seen all around during this season and the Irish have a tale about the origin of jack-o’-lanterns — they say that a man named Jack was unable to enter heaven because of his miserliness. He could not enter hell because he had played practical jokes on the devil so he had to walk the earth with his lantern until Judgement Day.

Jennifer Rose Omstead and Andrew Vincent Pampalon

Omstead – Pampalon

Omstead – Pampalon

Jennifer Rose Omstead and Andrew Vincent Pampalon are pleased to  announce their engagement.

Jennifer is a graduate of Georgia Health Sciences University and is employed as a dental hygienist at Pedantic Services of Augusta.

Charity Lynn Phelps and Dominique Levy

Phelps – Levy

Phelps – Levy

Charity Lynn Phelps and Dominique Levy of Lawrenceville are pleased to announce their engagement.

Charity is a student at Georgia Gwinnett College with a major in Marketing and is employed at CineBistro.