Local News

Covenant Counseling holds first annual golf tournament

For over 20 years Covenant Counseling Institute has been providing fee-assisted counseling for individuals, couples and families in Gwinnett and surrounding counties.

$250 Million in Development Coming to Sugarloaf Corridor 
Economic development breakfast focuses on future projects and development

Partnership Gwinnett hosted its Economic Development Breakfast on the Future of the Sugarloaf Corridor at Gwinnett Center last week.

GA-PCOM Celebrates Ten Years of Impact

Ten years ago in August, 2005, Georgia Campus – Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (GA-PCOM) welcomed its first class of 75 osteopathic medical students.

Gwinnett Chamber to Offer Opportunities for All at August 20 Business Expo and Job Fair 
150+ Organizations seek prospects and qualified workforce

The 2015 Gwinnett Chamber Business Expo & Job Fair, presented by Gwinnett Medical Center, will deliver opportunities for more than 150 exhibitors to cultivate new business while giving job seekers a platform to get in front of organizations looking to hire qualified talent. 

Summer Stage Concert Series featuring Yacht Rock Schooner
A night of dancing, food and entertainment

Duluth, GA – Enjoy the smooth sounds of the late ’70s and early ’80s with Yacht Rock Schooner!  If you’re a big fan of Hall & Oates, Steely Dan, Kenny Loggins, and Michael McDonald, this is the band for you. 

Lanier High School honored as an “Outstanding High Schools That Work” award winner

Lanier High School has been recognized for its learning environment and the way it teaches students. The Southern Regional Education Board (SREB) has selected Lanier High as its Outstanding High Schools That Work (HSTW) Assignments Award winner.

City Hall now has Wi-Fi for visitors

SNELLVILLE – Those who visit City Hall now have access to free internet Wi-Fi. 

Veterans gift of flag to be flown at City Hall

SNELLVILLE – Retired Navy Lt. Thomas A. Chorlton was so impressed by the city’s Veterans Memorial, he knew he wanted to do something to preserve its legacy.

Little Free Library effort honored by mayor, council

SNELLVILLE – A free book exchange program has garnered recognition from the mayor and council.