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Information Technology (IT), a rapidly growing field, is one of the biggest areas Melvin Everson affects.

Everson’s job at Gwinnett Tech a perfect fit

July 20, 2017

The name “Melvin Everson” is a household name to many in Gwinnett, especially to those who live in Snellville. The man who has worked his way up through the state’s political ranks as a councilman, member of the House of Representatives, Director of the Governor’s Office of Workforce Development, then Executive Director and Administrator of the Georgia Office of Equal Opportunity, has come back home to Gwinnett County.

Gwinnett Medical Center provides tourniquet kits for use at prominent locations in the county

July 20, 2017

Georgia Gwinnett College, Infinite Energy Center and Coolray Field now equipped with new life-saving tools

GECC holds ribbon cuttings several times a month for new businesses.

Greater Eastside Chamber of Commerce: a strong community, business partner

July 15, 2017

Greater Eastside Chamber of Commerce (GECC) has become a strong community partner to both businesses and residents in the Loganville, Snellville, and Grayson areas over the past decade.

Michelle Lombardo and Karen McNamara and Puppets

OrganWise guys

July 14, 2017

Every now and then, you run across somebody who loves what they do for a living. They’re passionate about it, and that passion is evident in their speech, their expressions and even in their workplace.

John Lange on Grayson Parkway with the buildings that will be renovated on the corner of Grayson Parkway and Grayson Hwy (Highway 20)

The RailYard

July 11, 2017

Grayson Parkway development moving ahead

The area of Grayson Highway (20) at Grayson Parkway (84), one of the main entrees into Grayson, has long been characterized by being the home of the old Post Office, and an unremarkable road that leads past city hall to the city park.

Pedals of Courage

July 11, 2017

Lexi Flanders, founder of “Pedals of Courage”, spoke to the Kiwanis Club of North Gwinnett on Tuesday, June 6, 2017, at the Buford Community Center.

Aurora Theatre brings Southern childhood to life in Throw Me on the Burnpile and Light Me Up, September 8 – October 1

July 11, 2017

LAWRENCEVILLE – Rife with humor and heart, Throw Me on the Burnpile and Light Me Up is set to take the stage at Aurora Theatre from September 8 – October 1.

BLES Principal Dr. Lesley Pendleton and teacher honoree, Kathy Bentley

Berkeley Lake Teacher Honored at Concert!

July 11, 2017

Each year, Duluth Cluster Schools Foundation (DCSF) honors one very deserving, over-the-top teacher with a Professional Development Award. And the 2017 winner …..Berkeley Lake Elementary Teacher Kathy Bentley!

Exploring youth observe surgery at a vet clinic

Youth Explore Career Opportunities

July 11, 2017

The Exploring/Venturing Program provides exciting, high-adventure activities and one-on-one mentorship for youth interested in discovering their future. Whether you’re a local organization looking to strengthen the community or a youth – boys and girls, 14-20 years of age – wanting to uncover potential career possibilities, Exploring is a great place to start.

Local News

Grayson Parkway development moving ahead The area of Grayson Highway (20) at Grayson Parkway (84), one of the main entrees into Grayson, has long been characterized by being the home of the old Post Office, and an unremarkable road that leads past city hall to the city park.

Grayson Parkway development moving ahead

The area of Grayson Highway (20) at Grayson Parkway (84), one of the main entrees into Grayson, has long been characterized by being the home of the old Post Office, and an unremarkable road that leads past city hall to the city park.