Curtis and Kaiya Smith are brother and sister, and they’re both graduates of Peachtree Ridge High School. But their connection runs even deeper than family and school; as artists, both siblings are making marks on the world around them.
Path Project, a non-profit and community development organization who helps academically at-risk children in mobile home communities, will be launching their Buford addition to aid students in the mobile home of Countryside Village of Lake Lanier.
Linda Blase isn’t a “doll” person. It’s one of the reasons that she’s so very good at restoring them. Being able to look at a doll and see all its separate parts is difficult for someone who loves dolls.
As students head back to school in Gwinnett County on Monday, August 8, many of them will be learning their way around new buildings. GCPS opens two new schools this fall—Coleman Middle School and Baldwin Elementary School.
Ensures Kids in Need Kick Off the School Year with New Shoes
Duluth – On Saturday, July 30, 2016 from 8:00 a.m. to Noon at Dick’s Sporting Goods at the Mall of Georgia the Rotary Club of Gwinnett County will host an exciting event to help start kids off on the right foot this upcoming school year.
Gwinnett County Public Schools’ newest educators will gather at a districtwide event before the start of the new year to learn about their new jobs and the support they will receive during their Gwinnett careers.
Join The Hudgens Center for the Arts in Duluth on August 27th for the Maker’s Rally. Held between 9am and 5pm, this one day summit will be filled with classes led by experts and fellow makers to teach the business and marketing sides of selling handmade products.
Three Strands- the ties that bind
By Katie Hart Smith
Staff Correspondent
After a painful adoptive journey, Stacy Coleman, Three Strands Founder and President, realized there was a great need to provide assistance to the birth mothers during the adoption process.
Georgia Power monitoring weather, offering safety, preparation and outage information for customers
ATLANTA – As summer storms are expected to bring heavy rains and high winds to Georgia, Georgia Power is monitoring the changing weather around the clock and prepared to respond to any service interruptions which may occur.
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