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Small businesses hurt by the pandemic have until 5 p.m. on July 24 to apply for Gwinnett's federal CARES Act grants and loans.
Small businesses hurt by the pandemic have until 5 p.m. on July 24 to apply for Gwinnett's federal CARES Act grants and loans.
There stands a tall oak tree at the intersection of Herring Road, Brannen Boulevard and Gray Industrial Parkway in Grayson. Behind it is a large warehouse on a gravel parking lot that houses the Southeast Gwinnett Cooperative Ministry, one of six non-profit food co-ops in Gwinnett County.
Standing in line at the ATM machine at Bank of America on the corner of Oak Road and Highway 78 in Snellville, one can hear the chimes playing hymns from the belfry of the United Methodist Church across the street. But
Today, June 30th, Gwinnett County Small Business Assistance Program has begun accepting applications for $20 million in federal CARES Act grants and loans from for-profit businesses hurt by the pandemic.
Women's Specialists of Northside Gwinnett, a Northside Network Provider is pleased to announce its new office location. The office is now located at 601A Professional Drive Suite 310 in Lawrenceville, Georgia.