The shoreline of Lake Lanier off Laurel Park in 2001 showing the top rows of the old concrete grandstand of Looper Speedway. Special Photo

From out of Habersham it comes, stretching between the cracks and crevices of the North Georgia mountains like an uneven pane of mirrored glass, some twenty-six miles long and covering almost 47 miles of original riverbed, reflecting back the sky and hiding its precious secrets from all who try to pry.

Published: 2004-07-30 19:49

Gwinnie Awards given at The Hudgens

(May 2013) The Hudgens Center for the Arts in Duluth recently held its annual Appreciation Evening recently, at which Volunteer of the Year awards were given, as well as ‘Gwinnie Awards,’ in recognition to those who have made outstanding contributions to The Hudgens and the arts community in general over the last year.

City of Snellville Staff Gloria Crosswell, Gaby Downs, and Candace Pulliam in their gold t-shirts in recognition of Amanda Riley and Childhood Cancer

City of Snellville has Gone Gold for Childhood Cancer & Amanda Riley Day

Snellville Mayor Kelly D. Kautz and the City of Snellville have painted the City or at least City Hall gold in support of childhood cancer and the Amanda Riley Foundation. In Monday's Council meeting Mayor Kautz declared September to be Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and specifically declared September 12 of every year to be Amanda Riley Day in the City of Snellville.

snellvilleart190Summer Art Exhibit at Snellville City Hall

The City of Snellville, Mayor Kelly D. Kautz and the Snellville Art Jurors are proud to announce artist Raphael Sagage as the next visual artist exhibiting artwork at City Hall as a continuation of the Art on the Wall at City Hall program. The public is invited to view original works of art by Raphael Sagage during the months of June and July in the community room at city hall during normal business hours.

505 GCPS retirees to begin another chapter in 2013

As 10,556 Gwinnett high school seniors receive their diplomas this week, 506 Gwinnett employees who supported them through their academic career also start a new chapter in their lives. The educators and support staff members are retiring after teaching students in the classroom, driving them to and from school, serving them their meals, guiding and counseling them, and proving support and resources to them.

  1. Amolo named Media Specialist of the Year
  2. Reflections of love at Vecoma
  3. Gwinnett Girls Scouts Gold Awards
  4. Federation Day in Lilburn