What’s in a name? | “Don’t Give Up the Ship!”
December 14, 2017
Which city in Gwinnett was named after a naval war hero?
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A Look Back – 40 Years of Carlin Vision
December 14, 2017
When Dr. Richard Carlin opened his door for patients for the first time in 1977, the entire practice was two people: Richard and the receptionist, Linda. Forty years later, the Carlin Vision practice employs about 60 people, including seven doctors, and there is a surgery center as well as an impressive free-standing office building.
Life at Three Miles Per Hour
December 14, 2017
Lilburn Man Walks Across America for Addiction Awareness
Brett Bramble grew up in Lilburn in a big family full of lots of love. In middle school, he fell into the wrong crowd and started using. By 17 he was in trouble with the law and ultimately went to jail. It was there, at 20 years old, that he made the decision to get clean and not let drugs define his life anymore.
Birdhouse Treasures
December 14, 2017
With Thanksgiving on our heals, we try to hold on to that atmosphere of gratitude and be thankful for what we have in our lives. But it is not a far leap to assert that most of us do not acknowledge how good we have it on a day-to-day basis. During the holidays we try to increase our giving to those who seem to be in need.
9 Tips for Home Heating Safety & Efficiency
December 14, 2017
These nine simple tips will make sure your family’s comfort and safety is at its peak before the coldest weather arrives.
Gwinnett VIP gives veterans a helping hand
December 13, 2017
Only veterans’ first names are used in this article, to protect their privacy.
Gwinnett officials commemorate upcoming bicentennial with proclamation and launch of historic site locator
December 11, 2017
Lawrenceville – The Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners kicked off the County’s bicentennial observance Tuesday with a proclamation declaring December 15, 2017, through December 15, 2018, Gwinnett County’s Bicentennial Year of Celebration.
An Unlikely Partnership of Science and Faith – GGC’s New Strickland Research Lab
December 11, 2017
Most people find it challenging to let science and faith coexist. Science demands tangible proof, and faith only exists without it. Often those with the most sincere faith do not feel called to pursue science. Likewise, those who gravitate toward science seem to be frustrated by impalpable faith.
