Lawrenceville First Baptist Church (LFBC) – First Book Club 165 is calling for volunteers to sort and organize 15,000 children’s books on Saturday 9/24/16 and Saturday, 10/1/16 at Lawrenceville’s Hooper Renwick School cafeteria between the hours of 9am – 4pm.
Duluth – The 1941 death of little 6-year-old Olin Burnette, while tragically painful for his parents, was certainly not in vain. His passing stirred a small group of people to action, their goal to build a much-needed hospital in the heart of Duluth.
Since 1988, Exterior Fence Builders, Inc. has served homeowners and businesses throughout northeast Georgia.
Georgia native Stan Deaton had no idea that as he grew up in Snellville, riding his bike through the woods, attending the First Baptist Church with his family, and creating life-long friends attending South Gwinnett High School, that he would later play a key role in teaching Georgia’s history.
Lawrenceville – Georgia Gwinnett College was recently named the most diverse college – public or private – in the Southern region for two consecutive years.
When Pat Swan’s name is mentioned in Gwinnett County and in many places across Georgia and the country, two words come to mind: volunteer extraordinaire.
A few friends gathered around an old keepsake at Bethany Baptist Church the other day. A touch of years gone by and recollections of baptisms and preachers and old friends was shared freely among the group as they looked at the quilt that was donated to the church in April of 2016.
Event to Commemorate School’s History & Legacy before Building Reconstruction
The City of Lawrenceville invites alumni, family, friends and community members to a celebration of the historic Hooper Renwick School on September 10 from 4-8pm.
The Gwinnett Historical Society meeting on Monday evening, Sept 19th at 7pm will feature the author Carole Townsend!
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