Pests, whether they are insects, weeds, or plant diseases, are a fact of life in the home and garden. One of the most efficient ways to control them is to practice “integrated pest management” or IPM, which anticipates problems and uses preventative measures.
Sean Bartlett Herrin, M.D went to be with the Lord on August 10, 2017. Sean was a wonderful Husband, Father, Son, Uncle, Nephew and most of all FRIEND. No matter what part of your life Sean was in, whether personally or professionally, you were more than likely….” his friend”.
Peachtree Corners – Gwinnett’s largest city is now home to the headquarters of Assistance League of Atlanta, a philanthropic group managed and operated by 270 volunteers that serve a network of community partners throughout the metro area. The charitable organization serves children and adults in need through its numerous humanitarianism programs.
Snellville – Centerville OneStop Community Center and Eagle Scout Ayden Abercrombie recently collaborated to produce drop boxes to honorably retire U.S. flags at three OneStop centers in Gwinnett County.
Atlanta — Representing diverse roles and backgrounds, eleven scholarships were awarded during DeKalb Medical Foundation’s annual scholarship awards reception held on July 18.
The City of Lawrenceville has hired Barry Mock to assume the role of Public Works Director. Mock comes with extensive background and experience in both public and private sector engineering, construction and logistics management disciplines.
Georgia Gwinnett College (GGC) generated more than $451 million into the local economy of Gwinnett County during fiscal year 2016, an increase of nearly $35 million from the previous year, according to a recent economic impact study commissioned by the University System of Georgia (USG).
Lawrenceville – The Gwinnett County Voter Registrations and Elections Division mailed its first official bilingual mass mailing Friday, Aug. 18, sending approximately 12,000 bilingual letters to Lilburn and Snellville voters advising them of city polling location changes.
SOCIAL CIRCLE – Each year, the fourth Saturday of September brings National Hunting and Fishing Day. On this day, celebrated Sept. 23 this year, everyone can enjoy any of eight FREE scheduled celebratory events, according to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division.
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