Kimberly Goodloe -
American Heart Ambassador
2013 Metro Atlanta Heart Walk

Kimberly Goodloe underwent open heart surgery and placement of a pacemaker in 2009.

Q: Why were these experiences instrumental in your work as an American Heart Ambassador?

South Gwinnett HS class of ‘63
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South Gwinnett HS class of ‘63
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Snellville leaders come together to celebrate 90 years Photo L - R : Front row: Emmett Clower (Former Mayor), Jack Dillard (Former City Clerk) Bruce Garroway, Mayor Kelly Kautz, Barbara Bender, Judy Waters, Debbie Rich, Kurt Shultz. 2nd row: Warren Auld, Wayne Odum, Melvin Everson, Nelson Williams, Jr. Mike Staley, Jim Brooks (Former City Manager). 3rd row: Dave Emanuel, Diane Krause, Bobby Howard, Joe Anderson, Melissa Arnold (City Clerk),Tom Witts (Mayor Pro Tem), Mike Sabbagh. Not pictured is Chad Smith.

Snellville celebrated 90 years with Snellville leaders and lots of Jazz!

There has been a whole lot of celebrating going on in Snellville. The City of Snellville officially became 90 years old on August 20, 2013. On August 20, 1923, a charter was signed and Snellville, Ga became an official town. Two events were held to celebrate its rich history.

A Committed Community Partners
Franco’s Pizza celebrates 3 years
By Beth Volpert

Franco’s has given away more than 120,000 gift certificates as reward incentives to local schools!

Flying dough, warm, gooey cheese and homemade ingredients set Franco’s pizza apart from most pizzerias. What makes them rise to the top isn’t found just in the superior toppings, but in the constant commitment to their community.

Lilburn Woman's Club Celebrates 40th Anniversary

By Patty Gabilondo
President, Lilburn Woman's Club

Members of the GFWC Lilburn Woman's Club (LWC) celebrate their 40th Anniversary being chartered under the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs.

City of Snellville to celebrate 90 years
By Beth Volpert

More than ninety years ago, at a crossroads, a community was created. The British-born Snell and Sawyer families established homes and commerce. The late 1870’s brought the wood-built general stores built by the founding fathers that began a growing trend. Churches, doctors and eventually phone service followed.