Gwinnett first county to join metro Atlanta Business Court division
By Staff Reports
Lawrenceville – In 2014, Fulton County Superior Court Judge John Goger, who presides over the Fulton County Business Court, decided to see if the business court model, used successfully in Fulton County for over 10 years, could be expanded.
Recycle at Trip Elementary
Debbie Partrick, STEM specials teacher at Trip Elementary in Grayson, as well as the entire school family, is participating in a community recycling program that will earn money for their school.
The LONA Gallery proudly hosts a book signing event featuring local author Katie Hart Smith and her new book Aspirations of the Heart
The public is invited to attend a book signing featuring award winning local author
Home is where the heart is
By Bill Walker
They say home is where the heart is and Legacy State Bank has both its home and heart in Loganville and the surrounding areas.
Every Veteran deserves a hero’s sendoff
Famous American writer Joseph Campbell once wrote, “A hero is someone who has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself.” In my opinion, this is the perfect definition of all the veterans who have so courageously served our great nation.
$60,000 in scholarships awarded by Non-Profit and Sorority at 9th Biennial Debutante Cotillion and Scholarship Ball
By Staff Reports
Twenty-two Debutantes Dazzled in Presentation to Society…
The Gwinnett Pearls of Service Foundation, Inc. (“GPS” and the Upsilon Alpha Omega Chapter (“UAO”) hosted their 9th Debutante Cotillion and Scholarship Ball in April at the Infinite Energy Center.
Mac Stewart, rising artist
By Theresa Rice
Painter and muralist Mac Stewart is making serious headway in his chosen profession, the one he decided on at seventeen when he began to homeschool so he would have time to paint.
Duluth’s Proctor Square Coming Down; New Development Going Up
Duluth - The time is here! One of the City’s most frequently asked questions, when will something be done with Proctor Square? has been answered!
Environmental and Heritage Center looks back at the impact of the 1996 Olympic Games with special summer exhibit
By Staff Reports
In celebration of the 20th anniversary of the 1996 Olympic Games, the Environmental and Heritage Center (EHC) is hosting an exhibit highlighting the Atlanta area's elevation to international status as a result of the Olympic and Paralympic competitions.