(Lawrenceville) – Demolition of the former Olympic tennis stadium in Stone Mountain officially began Tuesday. Officials from Gwinnett County, the Stone Mountain Memorial Association and the Evermore Community Improvement District offered a farewell and shared their excitement about a new life for the site.
(Lawrenceville) – Gwinnett Fire Chief Casey Snyder reported to commissioners in a briefing Tuesday that the county’s fire rating improved by two points and his department has achieved national accreditation.
(Lawrenceville) – The tax services manager in the Gwinnett County Tax Assessor’s Office has earned the highest certification for local government finance awarded by the Carl Vinson Institute of Government at the University of Georgia.
A new U.S. Census Bureau designation will force Georgia’s second largest county to offer ballots “en Espagnol” for its Spanish speaking voter population.
Small business has always been the backbone of our economy especially in providing positive impact locally and nationally. However, limited resources, customer or employee attraction and retention, the fluctuating economy and individual market trends can all present many challenges for business owners.
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