Gwinnett Pulse

Gwinnett County Public Schools students, teams earn top honors in state technology competition

Student teams from Parkview High School, Grayson High School, Collins Hill High School, and Gwinnett School of Mathematics, Science, and Technology have qualified to compete at the National Technology Student Association (TSA) Conference, after earning top spots in the Georgia TSA competition. Parkview’s TSA chapter also was recognized as the top chapter in the state.

Gwinnett approves construction contract for joint City Hall, Branch Library Building
 
Lawrenceville, Ga. – Construction will begin soon on a new building to house both Lilburn City Hall and a Gwinnett Public Library branch. The two governments previously agreed on cost-sharing details for the project in May of last year after signing an initial understanding in 2011.

Snellville Alumni Association Banquet

Snellville Alumni Association Banquet was held on Saturday night, April 25th at Snellville United Methodist Church (Wesley Hall). 175 classmates and guests attended the event.

Loganville’s Ride For America

LOGANVILLE, GA – Each year folks can hear a low rumble throughout the City of Loganville in GA on Memorial Day, May 25^th.  No one is alarmed; everyone’s heart is plumb full of patriotic pride and admiration. 

Fridays N Duluth offers endless entertainment
Live music, free movies, games and more on Duluth Town Green

Duluth, GA  An outdoor experience for family fun is what residents can expect at Fridays N Duluth. Fridays N Duluth offers an array of entertainment for all to enjoy.

Wilson Named 2014-15 Under Armour Athletics Director of the Year

For the second time in his career and the first time since founding the intercollegiate athletics program at Georgia Gwinnett College, Dr. Darin S. Wilson has been named Under Armour Athletics Director of the Year. 

Gwinnett County student named a U.S. Presidential Scholar

Grayson High School senior Yash Shirsath has earned one of the top academic honors in our country… recognition as a 2015 U.S. Presidential Scholar. Shirsath is one of only 141 students nationwide to receive the honor and one of only three Georgia students selected.