Stephanie Gargiulo, a native from Snellville, is honored and humbled that her proclamation request for Governor John Nathan Deal declaring the month of October as Bullying Prevention month has been approved. During the month of October, the C.B.A Foundation, I have Capabilities NOT Disabilities and other organizations will join together to raise awareness about this issue.
Want to scare someone?
If so, the Snellville Arts Commission has a job for you.
First LIVE Lobster Bar in Georgia is in Snellville!
Hokkaido is turning into one of Snellville’s hottest dining locations.
Hey everyone… Glad you’re here! Since my last article, I had a incident happen.
My precious yellow lab, Sophie, decided to take a long walk. It was July 4th around 1:00, we got her back home on Saturday afternoon. The reason for me telling you this is: 1) I was a mess for 30 + hours, 2) she has never done this before in her 12 years, and 3) Facebook is awesome when it comes to something like this. I had 60 to 70 friends all commenting and giving me encouragement. 20 or so posting her pictures on their page and sharing it and 5 friends actually got in their cars and drove around. WOW! As if I wasn’t crying enough. I want to thank all of you again, you know who you are.
SNELLVILLE – Three new quality of life officers will hit city streets to make sure residents maintain their property and are not in violation of city codes.
SNELLVILLE – New City Clerk Phyllis Richardson says she wants to help make Snellville a better place by offering her experience in both the fields of government and business.
SNELLVILLE – Join your friends and neighbors for a day-long Fourth of July celebration on the Towne Green.
More than a dozen quilts, which will eventually find themselves comforting U.S. soldiers, will be on display at City Hall beginning July 1.
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