Ladies Workout Running Club at The Veteran’s 5k
Early on a chilly fall Sunday morning, yellow day-glow T-shirts reading “Ladies Workout Running Club” could clearly be seen all over Lenora Park.
Early on a chilly fall Sunday morning, yellow day-glow T-shirts reading “Ladies Workout Running Club” could clearly be seen all over Lenora Park.
Grayson among selected for Georgia’s Main Street Start-up Program
Statewide program encourages downtown development
Grayson, GA – The Georgia Department of Community Affairs (GDCA) announced that Grayson is one of nineteen Georgia cities selected to join the Main Street Start-up Program, which provides technical assistance to cities looking to improve their downtowns.
Snellville Kroger is decked out for the Holidays!
Mrs Anne Britt spotted these outstanding decorations.
Come visit for some Holiday cheer!
All photos by Emmett Clower
Stella Rodriguez, Snellville Kroger Manager and Assistant Manager, Meossia Roswell in the Floral Department with an assortment of Holiday arrangements.
Giveback mission
At a time of year when most children are excitedly awaiting the day they can tear into the presents beneath their tree, the children of Auriana’s Giveback Mission are preparing to sponsor 250 homeless and low-income children over the Gwinnett and Hall area.
Aysha Cooper is no ordinary business owner. For that matter, she is no ordinary mom, student or volunteer either. First and foremost, she is the best mom she knows how to be to her “almost 7” year old son. One of the most important parts of being the best mom she knows how to be is in setting a good example as a whole and well-rounded person.
Franklin “Wayne” Lisle
Franklin “Wayne” Lisle, age 78, was called to his Heavenly home 11/30/2013. Most recently, he had resided in Jefferson and Gainesville, Ga. He was born 12/16/1934 in Columbus, Ga. to the late Hubert Wayne Lisle and Wanda Estelle Horton Lisle.
New York Times Best Selling Local Author shares hope and laughter about serious women’s issues
After having lots of orthopedic problems as a child, I learned to read at a very early age as a means of escape. I loved historical novels and biographies and science fiction and almost any kind of fiction–as long as the books had happy endings. I kept reading voraciously till I graduated high school, including the entire Great Books Collection that belonged to my parents. I had no idea then that those books and the study questions in back would end up being my education in classical literature, philosophy, and science.
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Football in Gwinnett County hardly needs an introduction. Friday night lights beam bright enough to signal other galaxies and are certainly bright enough to attract the attention of the angels. One angel watches over a very special group of players who have received a scholarship in remembrance of a tiny fighter named Wyn Scott.
Honor or Remember Someone This Holiday
Lawrenceville – The Faith Community Nurses of Gwinnett Medical Center (GMC) invite you to Lights of Love and Remembrance on Thursday, December 5 from 6:00 to7:00 p.m. The event will be held in the Strickland Chapel just off the main lobby at GMC-Lawrenceville.
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