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October 15, 2015

Julie Rizzo - Archer HS

Cell phones are taking a toll on our self-confidence

Cell phones are taking a toll on our self-confidence

It’s a nice Saturday afternoon and you think about heading towards the Mall of Georgia. You go to your room, pick out the nicest outfit next to your church outfit and put on the expensive makeup (for guys you put on your latest hat).

Charlotte Nash, Chairman Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners

Gwinnett fire shares safety messages

One of the best parts of my job is getting to recognize county employees for doing terrific work. Last month, I had the pleasure of presenting our Department of Fire and Emergency Services with the American Red Cross Good Neighbor Award, which is given to organizations that build strong, safe, and vibrant neighborhoods and promote volunteerism.

Channeling Matisse… art at the Bethesda Senior Center

Channeling Matisse… art at the Bethesda Senior Center
By Beth Volpert Johansen

During the weekly art class at Bethesda Senior Center local artist Shirley Shepherd is surrounded by a group of enthusiastic women eager to start the newest project.

Grayson Blues & Brews 6th Annual Craft Beer Festival & Concert

Grayson Blues & Brews 6th Annual Craft Beer Festival & Concert October 24th, 2015

GRAYSON – Main Street Grayson hosts the 6th Annual Grayson Blues & Brews Craft Beer Festival in Grayson City Park on Saturday, October 24, 2015 from 2:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m.

Lawrenceville Lions Club present 4th Annual Public Service Award

Lawrenceville Lions Club present 4th Annual Public Service Award

On Tuesday, September 22, 2015, the Lawrenceville Club presented their 4th Annual Public Service Award to Magdala “Maggie” Prophete.  “Maggie” is a Communications Officer III with the Gwinnett County Police Department, Support Operations Division, Communications Section, or simply the 911 Call Center.

Franco’s Best Pizza expands to DINE IN

Franco’s Best Pizza expands to DINE IN
By Beth Volpert Johansen

When demand for a delicious pizza and the pleasure of your company collide, you do what any business owner would do…open a dining room next to your take-out and delivery restaurant.

To protect and serve

To protect and serve
By Dave Emanuel

The recent spate of attacks on police officers around the nation should give everyone reason for concern. And what’s even more troubling is the lack of compassion shown by some government officials and private citizens alike.

30039 – Vibrant, Generals and Pride

30039 – Vibrant, Generals and Pride
By Beth Volpert Johansen

SNELLVILLE –  Technically speaking, the 30039 zip code is officially considered Snellville, but most people identify the area as Centerville.