The City of Norcross, in partnership with Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs (ACE), has launched the ARPA Small Business Grant Program.
Paul Duke STEM High School’s Halie Waddell Rios received the Marcella E. Oberle Award for Outstanding Teaching in Grades K-12 at the National Communication Association’s (NCA) 108th Annual Convention in New Orleans.
Gwinnett commissioners on Tuesday cut the ribbon for the relocated Norcross branch of the Gwinnett County Public Library alongside officials from the library and the city of Norcross.
Purchased in 1972, Crooked Creek is Gwinnett’s oldest wastewater facility. The latest enhancements bring the plant to a higher treatment standard while improving safety, efficiency and reliability.
The highly anticipated Hunter-Walker Trail connects Residents and Highlights Public Art
Muralist Yehimi Cambron is coming to the Norcross Community Market on August 10!
On Saturday, August 10, the City of Norcross and Norcross Public Arts Commission (NPAC) will host famed Atlanta artist and muralist, Yehimi Cambron. Ms. Cambron will be doing “demonstration art” for both children and adults at the Norcross Community Market at Lillian Webb Park, which is a project of the Sustainable Norcross Commission every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. during the summer months.
City’s annual Festival for Blues, Blueberries and Blue Beer is back again this summer
Norcross has got the blues…and that’s a good thing! On June 15, the Bluesberry and Beer Festival will be held in Norcross’ Betty Mauldin Park from 3 – 10 p.m. This year’s exciting lineup of blues musicians is set to entertain into the evening and will feature the coolest bands from the local blues scene.
One of only 20 Georgia cities to be recognized with the distinction
The City of Norcross was one of 20 Georgia cities recognized recently as a Tree City USA during the state Arbor Day celebration in Duluth on February 7th.
In honor of Georgia’s Arbor Day on February 15, the city of Norcross is planting trees all week long!
The City of Norcross plans to celebrate Arbor Day this year by planting trees all week long. With both a community planting event
planned for Discovery Garden Park on February 14th and a tree replacement project scheduled for North Peachtree Street, the City invites residents and neighbors alike to embrace the spirit of “green” living.
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