The public got to see for the first time the clay maquette sculpture of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., unveiled at the studio of Stan Mullins in Athens, GA on Thursday night, June 30.
Clyde Strickland of Lawrenceville, Ga. has done a lot of things in his life, but none is more important than the World Peace Revival he’s involved in now.
Lilburn’s Jenny Payne-Simpkins recently was sworn in as one of the first female city managers in Gwinnett County, officially taking over the position on May 27 upon the retirement of Bill Johnsa.
For the Blight Busters of Gwinnett Litter Cleanup & Quality of Life Volunteer Group, its business is picking up…one piece of litter at a time.
The Outside the Box (OTB) Ministries is coming back to Gwinnett County Saturday, June 25 in an effort “to provide an opportunity in a setting not restricted by four walls to reach a large audience who don’t know Jesus Christ,” according to Daniel Flagg, group founder and event organizer.
Government exists to serve the people. And people have both a right and a duty to keep an eye on what their governments are doing.
Seven Gwinnett County Public Schools (GCPS) seniors have been awarded four-year, full-tuition scholarships by the Posse Foundation.
Micah Petit-Bois, a Dacula High School senior, recently learned that hard work during her K-12 academic career has earned her a prestigious scholarship for her undergraduate studies.
If you are reading this, thank a teacher. That used to be a very popular phrase, but it is true.
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