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GWINNETT MAGAZINE'S NEW FALL/WINTER ISSUE IS HERE!
The newest issue of Gwinnett Magazine is here! The Fall/Winter release is packed with Lawrenceville highlights, legal profiles and advice, plus some interesting yet yummy food...
All these restaurants are inside of gas stations! Normally, gas station food is questionable. How long has that hotdog been spinning? No one knows. Maybe 3 months. Sometimes, there's a mostly processed kitchen in the big chains, but 9 times out of 10 those chicken wings are...
Visitors have a variety of choice when
it comes to eating well in Gwinnett’s county seat. In addition to the city’s
second brewery opening soon, Lawrenceville has welcomed five new eateries to
its downtown area with more slated as redevelopment efforts continue to unfold.
Newcomers include Sweet...
Happy Halloween! We've got all the fun, festive events lined up today for you to check out and enjoy the holiday!
Trunk or Treat
Trunk-or-Treats are a fun twist on the classic Trick-or-Treats and seem to be all the rage right...
Give a dramatic pause to Aurora Theatre's Katie Pelkey and David Koté, who were recently appointed to the roles of General Manager and Director of Education/Artistic Associate, respectively.
Pelkey is a long-time veteran at Aurora, spending the last 12 years there as Company Manager,...
Lawrenceville City Councilman David Still’s bid to become the next mayor
An easy-going humor and humility are the
first things one notices about the fourth-generation Lawrenceville native who
has announced his bid to be the city’s next mayor. At 58, current...
The Lawrenceville restaurateurs who own
Oyster Bay are keeping it in the family. Steve and Jo Green
have partnered with Steve’s daughter, Taylor Ray
Green, to open T-Ray’s Fire Grill on W. Crogan Street in
downtown Lawrenceville.
But steak isn’t the only thing...
Lawrenceville city leaders voted
unanimously to move forward with plans for a $31 million expansion of
its downtown arts and education facility.
Though the city is fronting the
investment, 50% of the total is planned to come from the city’s
arts and educational partners.
by J. Alvin Wilbanks, CEO/Superintendent // Gwinnett County Public Schools
Gwinnett County Public Schools is focused on two important, related issues this fall— a General Obligation (G.O.) bond referendum to benefit all schools and the update of the school district’s “Strategic Priorities for 2010–2020.” Both initiatives will have a significant...
by Charlotte J. Nash, Chairman // Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners
It was a proud moment to read earlier this year what the three major credit rating agencies had to say about Gwinnett County in their financial reports. Here are highlights from what they said about our county government:
“…very strong...
Click here and check out the full Gwinnett Magazine Flipbook!
GWINNETT MAGAZINE'S NEW FALL/WINTER ISSUE IS HERE!
The newest issue of Gwinnett Magazine is here! The Fall/Winter release is packed with Lawrenceville highlights, legal profiles and advice, plus some interesting yet yummy food...
All these restaurants are inside of gas stations! Normally, gas station food is questionable. How long has that hotdog been spinning? No one knows. Maybe 3 months. Sometimes, there's a mostly processed kitchen in the big chains, but 9 times out of 10 those chicken wings are...
Visitors have a variety of choice when
it comes to eating well in Gwinnett’s county seat. In addition to the city’s
second brewery opening soon, Lawrenceville has welcomed five new eateries to
its downtown area with more slated as redevelopment efforts continue to unfold.
Newcomers include Sweet...
Happy Halloween! We've got all the fun, festive events lined up today for you to check out and enjoy the holiday!
Trunk or Treat
Trunk-or-Treats are a fun twist on the classic Trick-or-Treats and seem to be all the rage right...
Give a dramatic pause to Aurora Theatre's Katie Pelkey and David Koté, who were recently appointed to the roles of General Manager and Director of Education/Artistic Associate, respectively.
Pelkey is a long-time veteran at Aurora, spending the last 12 years there as Company Manager,...
Lawrenceville City Councilman David Still’s bid to become the next mayor
An easy-going humor and humility are the
first things one notices about the fourth-generation Lawrenceville native who
has announced his bid to be the city’s next mayor. At 58, current...
The Lawrenceville restaurateurs who own
Oyster Bay are keeping it in the family. Steve and Jo Green
have partnered with Steve’s daughter, Taylor Ray
Green, to open T-Ray’s Fire Grill on W. Crogan Street in
downtown Lawrenceville.
But steak isn’t the only thing...
Lawrenceville city leaders voted
unanimously to move forward with plans for a $31 million expansion of
its downtown arts and education facility.
Though the city is fronting the
investment, 50% of the total is planned to come from the city’s
arts and educational partners.
by J. Alvin Wilbanks, CEO/Superintendent // Gwinnett County Public Schools
Gwinnett County Public Schools is focused on two important, related issues this fall— a General Obligation (G.O.) bond referendum to benefit all schools and the update of the school district’s “Strategic Priorities for 2010–2020.” Both initiatives will have a significant...
by Charlotte J. Nash, Chairman // Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners
It was a proud moment to read earlier this year what the three major credit rating agencies had to say about Gwinnett County in their financial reports. Here are highlights from what they said about our county government:
“…very strong...
