Snellville – Snow is in the forecast for Saturday night, November 29, 2014.
No, not real snow. Just some synthetic white stuff that will fill the air and sprinkle the ground at the first Lighted Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting.
SNELLVILLE – On Wednesday, Britt Elementary School third graders gathered in the media center for a lesson on the jobs and branches of local government from a local expert – Snellville Mayor Kelly Kautz.
SNELLVILLE – The Snellville Arts Commission is inviting residents to get some Christmas Cheer at a special presentation of “A Christmas Carol” in December.
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.
Snellville – There are two things Kevin Anderson knows about: the conflict in the middle-east and birds. For the past several years Kevin has been deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan as an Officer in the United States Navy Reserve, and as a Senior Advisor for the Department of State, and Department of the Army.
What: Live on the Lawn! Music performance by Electric Avenue (electricavenuemusic.com) sponsored by About Face Skin Care and About Mind & Body. Beer and wine available. Food trucks will also be onsite. The concert is free.
The city’s police department ready for a challenge. Snellville Police Department officers will take part in the “Ice Bucket Challenge,” the social media sensation that raises money for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) or Lou Gehrig’s Disease.
Want to scare someone?
If so, the Snellville Arts Commission has a job for you.
Mayor Kelly Kautz has declared Aug. 16 as Chef Appreciation Day in the City of Snellville.
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