Gwinnett Rotarians Hold Polio Talk on World Polio Day The Rotary Clubs serving Gwinnett County, comprised of more than 300 Rotarians in nine clubs, will mark World Polio Day on Wednesday, October 24, with a community-wide polio discussion.
The navigation platform is designed to help motorists navigate traffic congestion
The city of Peachtree Corners is partnering with Waze, a navigation platform creating community on and off the road, to alert local motorists of traffic updates, road-construction news, street closures and more in an effort to help reduce vehicle congestion.
The Lawrenceville-Suwanee School of Music, a school that specializes in music instruction for ages 3 through adult, took the stage at the iconic music venue, Carnegie Hall, in New York City.
Time to fill up that freezer with one of the healthiest meats available! The Georgia deer firearms season opens Sat., Oct. 20 and continues through Jan. 13, 2019 statewide.
Hunting is one of the safest sports, with only a small fraction of participants ever involved in a hunting incident. Even with minor chances for issues, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division (WRD) still encourages hunters to review the ‘Four Primary Rules of Firearms Safety’ before heading to the woods.
The Lilburn Woman’s Club is delighted to announce the addition of the Lopez Home on Tom Smith Road to the Christmas Tour of Homes on December 1st. This 7800 square foot home tragically burned to the ground in November 2009, several months after its completion.
Gwinnett Animal Welfare and Enforcement is waiving all fees on adoptions through Oct. 20 in celebration of Adopt-a-Dog Month.
Four Gwinnett County Public Schools counselors and two administrators earned state recognition from the Georgia School Counselor Association, (GSCA) with Laura Ross of Five Forks Middle School earning the organization’s top honor. Gwinnett’s state honorees are as follows:
What is a flood and do you need insurance coverage for it? It is an inundation of tidal waters or overflows over normally dry land areas.
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