Golden Key awarded
As part of the top 15% of her class, Angelica Marie Pennington of Snellville, Ga, has become a Member of the Kennesaw State University Chapter of the Golden Key International Honor Society.
New Year’s Eve Extravaganza
Duluth rings in the New Year
with Chase Bryant
Duluth – Ring in the New Year with the City of Duluth and country music artist Chase Bryant. The City of Duluth & Kicks 101.5 is joining forces to ring in the New Year in style.
Stone Mountain, GA – Gilded Dragonfly Books is proud to announced the publication of our newest anthology, A Stone Mountain Christmas.
Snellville economic development manager named finalist for Annual Partnership Gwinnett award
SNELLVILLE – City Economic Development Manager Eric Van Otteren has been named a finalist for an Annual Partnership Gwinnett Award by Partnership Gwinnett.
City of Grayson names new director
GRAYSON, GA – Gail Lane has joined the city as its Community Development Director. She will begin in this new position on January 1, 2015.
GCPS holds Career Connections
By Helen Quinlan
As children poured into the great room of the Gwinnett Civic Center, 165 companies, colleges, as well as 17 Georgia Departments of Education career clusters were at the ready to talk with the kids about what their kind of business could mean to them in their future.
Happy 102nd Birthday Ivy Morgan
On December 12, Ivy Morgan, Grayson area resident, celebrates her 102nd birthday with friends and family at a big dinner party, complete with birthday cake and music, hosted by Loganville Legacy Lions Club. Ivy grew up in London with father Charles, a taxi driver, mother Ada, a waitress, and younger brother Leslie.
Trader J’s Auction is more than just an auction house, it’s a family of caring and generous people who support local charities throughout the year and especially at Christmas time. This year the auction will be open again to homeless and needy families from Lawrenceville and Jenkins Elementary schools and the Villa Lodge in Lawrenceville for Christmas shopping.
Give one last gift this holiday season with a blood donation
The American Red Cross encourages eligible blood donors to give one last gift this holiday season and discover the true meaning of giving by donating blood.
Busy holiday schedules and seasonal illnesses, like the flu, can often mean fewer donors giving blood. But for patients with cancer or other illnesses or injuries requiring blood transfusions, the need for blood is constant and doesn’t get a holiday break. The gift of a blood donation only takes about an hour and can give patients a chance to celebrate more holidays to come.
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