Knowing that Gwinnett County Public Schools is pausing their food delivery program to students during Spring Break, Gwinnett’s Cooperative Food Ministries (Co-Ops), in collaboration with GwinnettCares.org partners, are providing extra support to families with children this week.
While turkey and stuffing begin their annual tug on American taste buds, many families cannot afford to consider these holiday staples.
Feeding America reports that 17.7 percent of Georgia’s population is categorized as food insecure.
DULUTH – Love to Cook? Then don’t miss the 12th annual Taste of Home Cooking School at Infinite Energy Forum on Thursday, October 20 from 4pm-9pm, hosted by the Gwinnett Daily Post.
Opening day celebration included farm fresh produce, wine and local craft beer, live entertainment, children’s activities and more
Norcross – Marked with a ribbon cutting ceremony, the Norcross Community Market began bringing farm fresh produce and much more to the greater Norcross area on June 4.
A night of dancing, food and entertainment
Duluth – The band known for blurring the lines between a tribute and original act will bring down the house with their smooth sounds on June 11th. Yacht Rock Revue will have you dancing the night away!
Loganville – When cities like Chicago and New York come to mind, the city of Loganville is not one that seems to be appropriate in such company. But, a group of friends – immigrants, no less – was determined to change that perception when they opened their bold and brave new restaurant, Pamendis.
Food. Is there another word in the Southern English Dictionary that stirs as much emotion in us? I doubt it. Here in Dixie, we console our loved ones with it. We console ourselves with it. We celebrate with food. We entertain with food. We eat when we’re bored, and we eat when we’re excited. Food, and its skillful preparation, are as much an art form to us Southerners as are painting and music.
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