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“If opioid addiction in the United States is the worst manmade epidemic in the history of American medicine, then fentanyl is the worst mass-murder campaign in American history.” (from the...
Hey Y’all: A New Year—A New Me?
Once again we have sung Auld Lang Syne and made our plans for an exciting new year.
Manners Still Matter: Let’s get back to basics
There was a time when a discussion about manners and etiquette included using the proper fork and writing thank-you notes in a timely manner.
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Gwinnett DA on fentanyl: “This has gotten very bad.”
• More cartels are represented in Atlanta than in any other city in the country.
• Number one killer of people ages 18 – 49
• Why kill their customers?
• Fentanyl is in everything, even weed
Gwinnett County: ‘Tis Always the Season to Give Back
Sharing our good fortune with others is an important part of what defines us as Americans.
The deadly game-changer, fentanyl in Gwinnett
Fentanyl, a common agent found in illicit drugs, is killing people at a steadily rising rate.
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Duluth’s William Day Chapter, NSDAR, held first Wreaths Across America ceremony at the Duluth Cemetery
On Saturday, December 17, Duluth’s William Day Chapter, NSDAR (National Society Daughters of the American Revolution), held the first Wreaths Across America ceremony at the Duluth Cemetery.
Greater Atlanta Christian School raises over 22,500 cans for Can-A-Thon
Supporting the 11Alive/Salvation Army Can-A-Thon has been an annual school-wide tradition at Greater Atlanta Christian School for the past 10 years.
Manners Still Matter: Holiday party dos and don’ts
‘Tis the season, isn’t it?
Earnestine Jones receives City of Snellville’s Park & Rec Active Adult Award
On Monday, Dec 12th at the Snellville city council meeting, Mayor Barbara Bender and Lisa Platt, Director of Parks and Recreation presented Earnestine Jones of Snellville with the 2022 Volunteer of the Year Award.
Street Photos: Merry Little Christmas in Lawrenceville
The City of Lawrenceville hosted ‘Merry Little Christmas Experience’ at the Lawrenceville Lawn and historic square on December 10, 2022.
Manners Still Matter: Turn it down, please
I was waiting in line the other day for my turn to pay for some groceries.
Your Green 2022: A harvesting plan for retirement assets
Retirement planning does not end at retirement. The need to continue to grow assets to produce more cash flow remains important for most.
Piedmont Eastside welcomes Cardiologist, Don Rowe, MD
Piedmont Eastside Medical Center is excited to welcome Don Rowe, M.D., to the Piedmont Heart Institute at Eastside.
Give the gift of experiences inspired by nature and history from Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites
Are you wondering what to get someone this holiday season? For the person who has everything?
