Emanuel receives GMA Certificate of Recognition
ATLANTA – Snellville Councilmember Dave Emanuel received the prestigious Certificate of Recognition from the Georgia Municipal Training Institute at the Georgia Municipal Association’s Annual Mayors’ Day Conference in Atlanta on Jan. 25.
B & G Rising Star Kickers is a new youth coed kickball league that seeks to provide youth with an activity to get them up and off the couch.
Denny’s opens in Snellville January 29th
SNELLVILLE, Ga. (Jan. 28, 2015) – At Denny’s, America’s diner, everyone is always welcome – welcome to drop in 24/7, welcome to enjoy good food and great value, and now Denny’s welcomes local residents, guests and visitors to stop by its newest location in Snellville.
Wilkerson Receives Training Certificate
ATLANTA – Grayson Mayor Allison Wilkerson received the prestigious Certificate of Recognition from the Georgia Municipal Training Institute at the Georgia Municipal Association’s (GMA) Annual Mayors’ Day Conference in Atlanta on January 25.
Hundreds Attend Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful’s 35th Birthday & Annual Awards Dinner
Event Hosted at Gwinnett Center on January 23 to Honor Outstanding Environmental Stewards and their Achievements Over the Course of the Last Decade
Duluth – Nearly 400 people braved the rain to gather at Gwinnett Center on Friday, January 23 in celebration of three and a half decades since the launch of environmentally focused non-profit, Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful.
ARC to give technical assistance to Snellville DDA
SNELLVILLE – The Downtown Development Authority was given the Atlanta Regional Commission Community Choices Award which will give the city organization the research power of the ARC to investigate and report on best practices in public-private partnerships.
SNELLVILLE – For the second straight year, the city’s Public Works Department has brought home an award from the Keep Georgia Beautiful Foundation, this time the top prize in the Waste Reduction and Recycling Awards Category for a government agency.
Duluth, Georgia – A 3.5 million dollar transportation project is slated to begin in Duluth on January 19, 2015. This project will be three phases, beginning with Main Street Parking (phase I and II) and ending with the SR120 Realignment, Sidewalks and Gateway Improvements (phase III).
On December 9th, the Lawrenceville Lions Club and the Loganville Legacy Lions Club partnered to make a 15 month old child with special needs, have a much happier Christmas by providing him with an iPad Mini to help him in developing language, fine motor and gross motor skills.
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