There is a serious misconception about not buying life insurance for a stay-at-home spouse that is all too common. Many people feel that because a spouse doesn’t work outside the home, life insurance is not necessary because there’s no salary to replace.
A treasure trove for the die-hard curio collector
Walls of hand-painted ceramic plates. Unique lamps, figurines, tapestries, vintage jewelry —you name it. Fond Memories has it all — gadgets and gizmos of plenty, packed like sardines in a quaint antique shop.
For decades, lifetime Snellville resident and mayor for 26 years, Emmett Clower, has donated his photography services to the ACS – whether it was the annual gala the ACS held for more than three decades, a Relay For Life event, the ACS Ladies’ Auxiliary Fashion Show, golf tournaments or awards ceremonies – if it was an ACS activity, he was likely to be there, camera in hand, ready to shoot memories to be preserved for history.
The first cleanup day for Snellville Clean and Proud collected 31 bags of litter on a mile stretch of Oak Road Saturday, March 29th.
The Gwinnett County Department of Corrections will hold its 2019 Job Fair Saturday, April 13 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 750 Hi Hope Road in Lawrenceville.
Electric department recognized for dedicated service to the City
The City of Lawrenceville celebrated National Lineman Appreciation Day on April 8, 2019, in recognition of the Electric Department staff and their dedicated service to the community. The program included lunch and key recognition for the linemen and their support crews who manage, maintain, repair and expand the City’s robust electric infrastructure.
The Gwinnett County Board of Assessors mailed approximately 283,000 annual Notices of Assessment to residential and commercial property owners on April 5.
When asked why she entered as a contestant for the Miss Central Gwinnett program, Emily Creed, 15, said, “I’d never done it.”
An avid volunteer, vocational chef, and frequent traveler, Emily has done a lot of things — but winning Miss Freshman at the annual Miss Central Gwinnett Scholarship Pageant was something she had never done until now.
Upsilon Alpha Omega (UAO) has a lot to be excited about this year. They are celebrating their Silver Star year by serving Gwinnett County for 25 years and 111 years of service as an International Organization with Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
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