On September 30, 2016, Lovin Elementary celebrated its ten-year anniversary of being one of the best Gwinnett County elementary schools!
During these 10 years, Lovin has done amazing things throughout the school year and even during the summers.
Fall and winter are the best times of the year to install new plant material. Though the weather is cold, the roots continue to grow.
Pets have the remarkable ability to make us happy just watching them be themselves. They provide unconditional love and can make a crummy day seem just a little less crummy. So it’s no surprise that like many other alternative therapies, – such as music, for instance – pet therapy is being embraced in today’s medical community growing in popularity in recent years.
Top of the mornin’ Gwinnett Citizen readers!
Millennials are a generation that embrace technology, but the truth is millennials enjoy a vast array of activities that do not include scrolling through their phones for hours.
With the start of the school year over effectively a cool ease settles in at Archer High School.
The Parkview Cluster Foundation recently delivered over $5,500 in grants to teachers at the schools in the Parkview Cluster.
My father, James E. Ratledge would be 100 years old this November 21. After he died, Mama said he never left. He was still sitting in his recliner, waiting for her. I believe it. I think Mama is sitting on my right shoulder and Daddy is on left one. Both are whispering in my ear.
In October of 2004 Graystone Church began in a rented warehouse space on Grayson Industrial Parkway. On that first Sunday, approximately 160 people were in attendance, and Grayson High School Head Football Coach Mickey Conn shared his testimony.
Wow. Where to start? How to tread lightly yet dig deeper than any column I’ve ever written, or maybe even read, in a newspaper? Here goes.
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