City of Norcross to break ground on new park dedicated to sustainable life skills
Discovery Garden Park to serve as a nature center, community garden and neighborhood gathering space for all ages and abilities
Norcross - Something big and green is coming to Norcross in the form of a new garden park dedicated to actively engaging people of all ages and abilities in their environment and community through programs, classes and events that develop creative and sustainable skills.
Teen is awarded Gates Millennium Scholarship
By Marisa Lazenby Marketing Coordinator, BGCMA
Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta is proud to announce that one of our Club teens – Jasmin Moffett – has just been awarded the Gates Millennium Scholarship.
Snellville Farmers’ Market opens June 4
SNELLVILLE – The Snellville Farmers’ Market will open for the seventh year June 4, kicking off a season event organizers say will be “better than ever.”
Geekspace Gwinnett Odyssey team to represent Georgia at the Odyssey of the Mind World Finals
Dacula – GeekSpace Gwinnett Odyssey of the Mind team won first place at the Georgia Odyssey of the Mind State Finals Tournament which was held April 9, 2016 at Columbus State University, Columbus.
Pamendis Italian Grill marries Italian and Greek foods brilliantly
By Carole Townsend
Staff Correspondent
Loganville – When cities like Chicago and New York come to mind, the city of Loganville is not one that seems to be appropriate in such company. But, a group of friends – immigrants, no less – was determined to change that perception when they opened their bold and brave new restaurant, Pamendis.
Being small has made us huge
United Community Bank is grateful for the opportunity to support the thriving communities of Gwinnett County. While United Community Bank has more than 130 locations in four states, our focus remains intensely localized and we are committed to providing our customers with a high level of service.
Not all care is created equal
Snellville - Dr. William “Butch” Mulherin founded Athens Orthopedic Clinic in a small building on South Lumpkin Street in Athens in 1966.
Gwinnett County native serving aboard nuclear-powered submarine
By U.S. Navy Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Steve Watterworth, Navy Office of Community Outreach Public Affairs
Pearl Harbor - A 2014 Central Gwinnett High School graduate and Gwinnett County, Georgia native is serving in the U.S. Navy as part of a crew working aboard one of the world’s most advanced nuclear-powered fast attack submarines, USS Santa Fe.
Buyer Beware! Business Purchase Mistakes to Avoid
By JoAnn Holmes, Esq.
Even when a business seller and purchaser are familiar with one another, they may have different understandings about their deal scope. To avoid misunderstandings, it’s critical to enter a written contract. Here are some key terms to consider.