Recruit Travis Leslie and his co-recruits wanted to do a community project. Travis worked on Habitat projects in NY and did the research on how to get involved with Habitat in Gwinnett County.
As a relatively new business, opened March 2015, we are constantly looking out to the community to see how we can spread the word and contribute. We were honored that the City came to us and asked us to be a part of planning the first ever dog-centric event in Lawrenceville.
Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau reveals interesting statistics about Gwinnett County. Not only is the county’s burgeoning population increasingly diverse (a fact that is often referenced when health care services and schools are mentioned), but there is another steadily but quietly growing population.
Pinckneyville Park in Norcross is a fine example of the best that Gwinnett Parks have to offer. The 58-acre park offers baseball and softball fields, a pond, a walking trail, a dog park, a skate park with ramps, pavilions and a roller hockey/skating rink.
The City of Duluth loves a good party, great festivals, and outstanding concerts. In fact, Duluth loves to host and sponsor events with open arms, inviting any and all who wish to join in the festivities.
Gene Siller had no sooner completed one project when another arrived on his plate. He quickly scanned the requirements and formulated a rough plan on how to attack his next task.
ATLANTA – Gwinnett County added 17,300 residents between April 2015 and April 2016, according to the latest annual population estimates from the Atlanta Regional Commission.
Lawrenceville – Tax Commissioner Richard Steele announced that 2016 property tax bills have been mailed to Gwinnett County taxpayers. All bills will have a single due date of October 15.
Chances are you’ve seen him at a busy intersection in Gwinnett County, a dark red fez atop his head and a red bucket in his hand as he walks along a line of stopped cars.
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