The mission of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution is to promote historic preservation, education and patriotism, according to Lynn Baxter Jacques, first vice regent of the Philadelphia Winn Chapter in Lawrenceville.
The Philadelphia Winn Chapter DAR was proud to present the National DAR Conservation Award to Sarah Carter Roberts.
Snellville Christian Church will be hosting a small business fair featuring over 25 local business owners.
Creekland Middle School won the Middle School Golf League Fall Season team competition. Members of the winning team included Ava and Mya Ali, Benjamin Stier, Thomas Teffner and Brandon Williams. Loganville Middle School was second and Five Forks third.
Many of Georgia’s State Parks and Historic Sites are home to remnants of forts and earthworks dating back to the 17th century. At these special places, history doesn’t just live on plaques and markers; it literally comes alive during re-enactments held occasionally during the year.
Austin Thompson elected to Post 3 Council seat; Marlene Taylor-Crawford elected to Post 4 Council seat
Clad in pink and wearing masks, 26 students, faculty and staff members walked a mile on the PCOM Georgia walking trail to help raise money to enhance mammography services in Gwinnett County.
The City of Lawrenceville is now offering a brand new option for recycling. A drop-off Glass Recycling Station is now available at Lawrenceville Public Works located at 435 W. Pike Street in Lawrenceville.
On Wednesday, October 27, representatives of the City of Peachtree Corners officially welcomed CrabsRUs to the city’s offerings of locally owned and operated restaurants.
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