The clear star of the summer of 2017 for us was the rain. There was no safe time to organize a photo shoot because it rained day and night. Eventually, we gave in and started just conducting our shoots in the rain under umbrellas- frizzy, wet hair and all.
You need your medical records but learned your doctor’s office closed down. What do you do now? Aren’t these records supposed to be kept on file for several years?
Solomon’s position as king and his reign are the high water mark of man’s influence over the world as a righteous sovereign. 1 Kings 3:12b states from the LORD God Himself: “Behold, I have given you a wise and discerning heart, so that there has been no one like you before you, nor shall one like you arise after you.
I could not believe how fast cars were passing me and I was driving the speed limit. Officials scratch their heads wondering why deadly crashes happen so frequently; it’s obvious; too many cars on the roads and too many speeders.
Back to school – three words that used to make my heart sing. When I was a kid, going back to school was a big deal in my house. I’m not sure whether my siblings felt the same way, but to me it was everything.
Lawrenceville resident, Farrar Atkinson, a former Peace Corps volunteer and biology teacher at Manila High School in the Philippines, celebrated her eightieth birthday with former students from the classes of 1962-1964 on Thursday, 6/15/2017 in the Fellowship Hall at Rock Springs United Methodist Church.
Corban Johnson, 15, of Lawrenceville, Georgia, has been accepted and will attend Interlochen Arts Camp, the world’s premier summer arts program for aspiring artists grades 3 through 12.
Loganville’s new City Hall was open for business July 17.
Duluth, GA – Known for their upbeat sound characterized by highly melodic tunes and prominent harmonies, Sister Hazel will hit the stage at Duluth’s next Summer Stage Concert Series on August 19th.
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