The Great Destroyers
July 14, 2015
Bivouacked in a cove on the Italian coast we were preparing for an invasion of Southern France.
Opinion
Kids say the darndest things
July 8, 2015
Kids say the darndest things
By Carole Townsend
(Not so) Common Sense
I feel sure that I have shared this fact before, but for the record, I’ll do it again. I am a mom. My husband and I have four children, all of them now in their twenties.
Snellville’s CopCab – making a positive difference
July 7, 2015
Snellville’s CopCab – making a positive difference
By Dave Emanuel
An automotive centaur of sorts, Snellville’s “CopCab” appears to be half police car, half taxi cab. However, in spite of its seeming “dual personality”, the vehicle is intended to neither carry fare-paying passengers nor to enforce laws.
Gwinnett Animal Advocates Join Forces to Become Gwinnett Animal Alliance
July 2, 2015
Letters to the Editor: The views expresed in articles, columns and Letters to the Editor published in the Gwinnett Citizen and on gwinnettcitizen.com do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Gwinnett Citizen.
Making Gwinnett County a safer place, for animals and people, through research, education and outreach.
Dads are underrated
June 30, 2015
I hope all the dads out there had a wonderful Father’s Day last weekend. Our family certainly did; all of our children and our granddaughter spent the day with us, and we spoiled my husband absolutely rotten. He deserved it.
Almost 250 years, and still going
June 29, 2015
Almost 250 years, and still going
By Carole Townsend
Independence Day is just around the corner. The holiday means different things to different people. Some view it as a guaranteed day off of work, to be celebrated with a barbecue, a body of water and dazzling fireworks.
A day in the life of two North Georgia teenage girls
June 19, 2015
Letter to the Editor:
The views expresed in articles, columns and Letters to the Editor published in the Gwinnett Citizen and on gwinnettcitizen.com do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Gwinnett Citizen.
A day in the life of two North Georgia teenage girls
8:00 PM Early Saturday night two 19 year old girls, all dressed and perfumed up are traveling down McEver Road, Gainesville on the way to a friend’s house for some weekend socializing fun.
Tonight, we’re violating the no-fry zone
June 18, 2015
Tonight, we’re violating the no-fry zone
By Carole Townsend
The wet, stifling heat of a Georgia summer brings to mind so many things for us, doesn’t it?
Atlanta in 1950 vs 2015
June 12, 2015
When I first saw the airplane the word relic came to mind. My family had purchased me a flight around Atlanta. I had flown a tri-pacer years ago. They decided I might like to go up one more time in my waning years.
