Lawrenceville – If you haven’t stopped by Iron Accents on the square in Lawrenceville yet, then you are missing out. The local family-owned establishment has been in business since 1999 with an online only store www.IronAccents.com.
On the eve of my retirement, a letter to my patients, physician colleagues, nurses, OR techs, paramedical staff and cafeteria staff:
October 1977 seems just the other day, yet thirty seven years have gone by since the first day I put down roots in Snellville, to embark upon a career in surgery, where none had dared before.
Crush by 124 invites you to indulge
For decades the 124 Group, consisting of Salon 124 and Genesis by 124, has been devoted to being the premier provider in the haircare industry. After proudly serving over 30,000 residents throughout Gwinnett County, the 124 Group is elated to present its newest endeavor, Crush by 124.
Snellville – There are two things Kevin Anderson knows about: the conflict in the middle-east and birds. For the past several years Kevin has been deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan as an Officer in the United States Navy Reserve, and as a Senior Advisor for the Department of State, and Department of the Army.
Grayson High School honors veterans, troops and wounded warriors
Two years ago Grayson High School started their ROTC program. On August 29th, 170 of them outlined Britt Moody field for a tribute to our servicemen and women.
FREE Fall gardening class offered
Snellville – A fall gardening class will be offered at the Community Garden in Snellville on October 5, 2014
The event will take place from 1 to 2 p.m. at the garden, located next to Briscoe Park on Lenora Church Road.
Georgia Gwinnett College‘s annual academic convocation ceremony
Outstanding students, faculty and staff were celebrated at Georgia Gwinnett College‘s annual academic convocation ceremony recently.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints to present class on Autism Awareness Sunday, September 28
Like many parents, Jessica Black was devastated when her daughter was first diagnosed with autism. “I was worried about how she would find her place in the world.” Although she was able to get help and support from the medical and even the school community, Ms. Black found it was often awkward and difficult to find that same support in the place she was accustomed to finding it the most, her church community.
SNELLVILLE – The city’s Police Department will be participating in the ninth National Prescription Drug Take Back Initiative Sept. 27.
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