Central Gwinnett’s Frazier signs
Central Gwinnett basketball standout, Alexandra Frazier, has committed to East Carolina University. The East Carolina Women’s Basketball Program has just completed it’s move to the American Athletic Conference, where they will annually face powerhouse teams like Connecticut and Temple.
Ms. Black and Gold
Teylor Newsome recently won the 2014 South Carolina district Ms. Black and Gold Pageant.
Stocky’s – something for everyone
The town of Grayson has an exciting new restaurant to enjoy and the people who have eaten there have not been disappointed.
The American dream lives
By Christine Martinello
Sometimes life takes unexpected twists and turns. John Byrwa, aka JB, Founder of JB’s Best Hearty Hot Sauce, is the kind of person who makes the best of those changes and creates opportunities.
Award-winning artists highlight new art display
SNELLVILLE – Artist Michael Mullins will be spotlighted in a new art display at City Hall November through December.
Grizzly Rotaract Club growing
Students in the Grizzly Rotaract Club at Georgia Gwinnett College are dedicated to serving their community. They meet every two weeks in the Student Union room 2161 and plan projects.
Dream Clean for a healthy and happy home
By Beth Volpert
Dreams are important. Taking care of yourself is important. Establishing and maintaining your dreams within the walls of your home or office is also very important. To help with the dream of a welcoming home or office, Sandra LeMay and her teams will work their magic to make your home or office is a clean dream come true.
Lights On Afterschool
On October 23, Gwinnett County Parks and Recreation, Live Healthy Gwinnett and several community partners hosted a Lights On Afterschool event at Alexander Park. The theme was Hollywood: A Walk Among the Stars. Kids and participants dressed as their favorite stars, walked the red carpet, and took part in educational and physical fitness activities.
Prince of Peace and the Gwinnett Gladiators
There are so many wonderful residents in Chateau Élan who spend endless hours volunteering, not for recognition but because they want to build a stronger community. Carrie Rebisa is one of these people and that is why she is being spotlighted.
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