Gwinnett Pulse

Lanier High School honored as an “Outstanding High Schools That Work” award winner

Lanier High School has been recognized for its learning environment and the way it teaches students. The Southern Regional Education Board (SREB) has selected Lanier High as its Outstanding High Schools That Work (HSTW) Assignments Award winner.

City Hall now has Wi-Fi for visitors

SNELLVILLE – Those who visit City Hall now have access to free internet Wi-Fi. 

Veterans gift of flag to be flown at City Hall

SNELLVILLE – Retired Navy Lt. Thomas A. Chorlton was so impressed by the city’s Veterans Memorial, he knew he wanted to do something to preserve its legacy.

Little Free Library effort honored by mayor, council

SNELLVILLE – A free book exchange program has garnered recognition from the mayor and council. 

Snellville Towne Green
Towne Green project on track, city officials calling for construction bids

SNELLVILLE – The city is accepting construction bids for the Towne Green project, a sign dirt will be moving soon on the property in upgrade in front of City Hall.

GCPS nurse named Georgia School Nurse of the Year  

Joanne Giel, a longtime county nurse with Gwinnett County Public Schoools (GCPS), has been named School Nurse of the Year by the Georgia Association of School Nurses (GASN).

Metro Water District Seeks Submissions for 2015 Photo Contest
Winners to be included in 2016 Water Reflections calendar 

The Metro North Georgia Water Planning District invites individuals to capture the beauty of our natural resources in photographs in an effort to remind residents of the important role our region’s lakes and rivers play in providing valuable water resources to the region’s water supply.

Arts commission seminar focuses on how to sell art online

SNELLVILLE – There will be a free seminar for artists looking to sell their art online.

First Human Case of West Nile Virus Confirmed In Georgia 
Georgians Urged to Protect Themselves from Mosquitoes 

ATLANTA – The Georgia Department of Public Health today confirmed the state’s first human case of West Nile virus (WNV) of the season.