As the 13th annual Flag Day celebration draws near on Saturday, June 15th, 10: 00 AM, Gwinnett Flag Day committee is gearing up for a momentous occasion in honor of the revered symbol of the United States of America.
We're talking about electives! We're talking about career pathways! We're talking about opportunity! On this edition of the Lawrenceville Bicentennial Podcast, we take a deep dive into the ocean of education. Principal Marci Sledge and Vice Principal Brent Cruce share their experiences and discuss the approach that...
On this edition of the Lawrenceville Bicentennial Podcast, we sit down with some of the brightest young minds in Gwinnett. Michael Abraham (Central Gwinnett) and Mehek Saha (GSMST) are both members of the Lawrenceville Legacy Leaders (L3), a youth leadership program that works to develop and promote...
Like a scene from the Wild West, the parking lot that surrounds Coolray Field will soon be filled with cowboys, townspeople, traveling musicians, artisans selling their wares, beer merchants, axe throwers, gem miners, a mechanical bull, and more. At the heart of the 9th Annual Sip &...
In the latest episode of the Lawrenceville Bicentennial podcast, we take a deep dive into where water goes with Stormwater Coordinator Madison Smith.
With new programs and education opportunities on the rise, Lawrenceville is focusing on opportunities for cleaner...
In the heart of Lawrenceville thrives a restaurant that transcends mere dining—it stands as a pillar of community spirit and familial warmth. Under the hand of managing partner Bruce Kennedy, this lively establishment is celebrated for its delectable burgers and inviting atmosphere that encourages patrons to unwind...
In the latest episode of the Lawrenceville Bicentennial podcast, Central Gwinnett Lawrenceville High School Principal Shane Orr and Assistant Principal Megan Rose Houchins dive into the story behind the Central Gwinnett High School's School of the Arts (SOTA).
Gwinnett County Public Schools and Lawrenceville...
Tucked away in the heart of Lawrenceville, a unique educational experience is thriving. The Oak Meadow Montessori School, with its peaceful, natural surroundings, stands as a testament to the vision of two families who dared to redefine the educational landscape for their children and their community. In...
Lawrenceville’s Mayor and Council adopted the City’s 2045 Comprehensive Plan Update and Transportation Master Plan at a public hearing on Wednesday evening, December 13, at 7 pm. The 2045 Plan Update is a revision of the 2040 Comprehensive Plan, adopted in 2018. It outlines the City's strategic...
Local Republic’s Jay Ledbetter has secured a coveted spot as one of the two finalists in the prestigious Bar and Restaurant News’ Best Holiday Cocktail Contest. Going head-to-head against the formidable national restaurant chain, Eureka, Jay has crafted a holiday masterpiece – the Tijuana Brass – that...
As the 13th annual Flag Day celebration draws near on Saturday, June 15th, 10: 00 AM, Gwinnett Flag Day committee is gearing up for a momentous occasion in honor of the revered symbol of the United States of America.
We're talking about electives! We're talking about career pathways! We're talking about opportunity! On this edition of the Lawrenceville Bicentennial Podcast, we take a deep dive into the ocean of education. Principal Marci Sledge and Vice Principal Brent Cruce share their experiences and discuss the approach that...
On this edition of the Lawrenceville Bicentennial Podcast, we sit down with some of the brightest young minds in Gwinnett. Michael Abraham (Central Gwinnett) and Mehek Saha (GSMST) are both members of the Lawrenceville Legacy Leaders (L3), a youth leadership program that works to develop and promote...
Like a scene from the Wild West, the parking lot that surrounds Coolray Field will soon be filled with cowboys, townspeople, traveling musicians, artisans selling their wares, beer merchants, axe throwers, gem miners, a mechanical bull, and more. At the heart of the 9th Annual Sip &...
In the latest episode of the Lawrenceville Bicentennial podcast, we take a deep dive into where water goes with Stormwater Coordinator Madison Smith.
With new programs and education opportunities on the rise, Lawrenceville is focusing on opportunities for cleaner...
In the heart of Lawrenceville thrives a restaurant that transcends mere dining—it stands as a pillar of community spirit and familial warmth. Under the hand of managing partner Bruce Kennedy, this lively establishment is celebrated for its delectable burgers and inviting atmosphere that encourages patrons to unwind...
In the latest episode of the Lawrenceville Bicentennial podcast, Central Gwinnett Lawrenceville High School Principal Shane Orr and Assistant Principal Megan Rose Houchins dive into the story behind the Central Gwinnett High School's School of the Arts (SOTA).
Gwinnett County Public Schools and Lawrenceville...
Tucked away in the heart of Lawrenceville, a unique educational experience is thriving. The Oak Meadow Montessori School, with its peaceful, natural surroundings, stands as a testament to the vision of two families who dared to redefine the educational landscape for their children and their community. In...
Lawrenceville’s Mayor and Council adopted the City’s 2045 Comprehensive Plan Update and Transportation Master Plan at a public hearing on Wednesday evening, December 13, at 7 pm. The 2045 Plan Update is a revision of the 2040 Comprehensive Plan, adopted in 2018. It outlines the City's strategic...
Local Republic’s Jay Ledbetter has secured a coveted spot as one of the two finalists in the prestigious Bar and Restaurant News’ Best Holiday Cocktail Contest. Going head-to-head against the formidable national restaurant chain, Eureka, Jay has crafted a holiday masterpiece – the Tijuana Brass – that...
