Built for women who are bold in business, the Gwinnett Chamber honored more than 70 finalists and seven winners at the second annual Moxie Awards on Thursday, Aug. 29, at the Infinite Energy Center.
The 2019 Awards began with a panel comprised of successful women in various fields,...
Can you believe it? According to an estimate by the Atlanta Regional Commission, the county's population totals 925,800, which is 15,100 more than the previous year.
The county has added more than 120,000 people since 2010. That makes Gwinnett County the second-most populated county...
No need to travel to the Ole Miss campus – Snellville is pouring $85 million into a Grove of its own. Mayor Barbara Bender says an agreement has been reached with a development team to build the first phase of the city’s The Grove at Towne Center....
The moment event attendees walked in the doors to the Infinite Energy Forum’s Grand Ballroom, they were surrounded by organizations doing good. From Hans Solo, Darth Vader, Storm Troopers and more from the Georgia Garrison of the 501st Legion to the talented dancers from the Gwinnett Ballet,...
Who doesn't want to party with dinosaurs?
Live Healthy Gwinnett and Gwinnett Parks and Recreation are hosting a Prehistoric Pandemonium Extinction Party, Saturday, August 24, starting at 5 p.m.
Guests can touch real dinosaur fossils and reconstructed nests, experience hands-on exploration stations, take a...
It's here — Best of Gwinnett season is underway! Businesses across the county are asking for your vote — vying to earn the coveted Best of Gwinnett ribbon as one of your favorites. Vote, share, talk among...
The Gwinnett Chamber, one of the largest suburban Chambers of Commerce in the nation, recently announced Nick Masino as its new president and CEO, effective July 1.
Following a four-month search process, members of the Gwinnett Chamber board of directors voted in...
Gorgeous, glimmering, supple skin? Yes please. Wouldn't it be nice if there was some way to capture summertime radiance without baking in the sun for hours or spending a small fortune on assorted lotions, creams and serums? Oh wait, there is. And the best part is you can enjoy...
In today’s society, the extremist political ideology of the media consists of constant racism, gender inequality, Islamophobia, and homophobia. We like to believe that we live in a society void of racism. Instead, we have made the topic so taboo that it adapts and is embedded in the very...
On August 12, 2017, a white supremacist, Neo-Nazi rally broke out in Charlottesville, Virginia, a small college town home to the University of Virginia. This rally was a counter-protest to the current black rallies occurring in other cities throughout the United States.
Since the rally occurred, it seems to me...
Built for women who are bold in business, the Gwinnett Chamber honored more than 70 finalists and seven winners at the second annual Moxie Awards on Thursday, Aug. 29, at the Infinite Energy Center.
The 2019 Awards began with a panel comprised of successful women in various fields,...
Can you believe it? According to an estimate by the Atlanta Regional Commission, the county's population totals 925,800, which is 15,100 more than the previous year.
The county has added more than 120,000 people since 2010. That makes Gwinnett County the second-most populated county...
No need to travel to the Ole Miss campus – Snellville is pouring $85 million into a Grove of its own. Mayor Barbara Bender says an agreement has been reached with a development team to build the first phase of the city’s The Grove at Towne Center....
The moment event attendees walked in the doors to the Infinite Energy Forum’s Grand Ballroom, they were surrounded by organizations doing good. From Hans Solo, Darth Vader, Storm Troopers and more from the Georgia Garrison of the 501st Legion to the talented dancers from the Gwinnett Ballet,...
Who doesn't want to party with dinosaurs?
Live Healthy Gwinnett and Gwinnett Parks and Recreation are hosting a Prehistoric Pandemonium Extinction Party, Saturday, August 24, starting at 5 p.m.
Guests can touch real dinosaur fossils and reconstructed nests, experience hands-on exploration stations, take a...
It's here — Best of Gwinnett season is underway! Businesses across the county are asking for your vote — vying to earn the coveted Best of Gwinnett ribbon as one of your favorites. Vote, share, talk among...
The Gwinnett Chamber, one of the largest suburban Chambers of Commerce in the nation, recently announced Nick Masino as its new president and CEO, effective July 1.
Following a four-month search process, members of the Gwinnett Chamber board of directors voted in...
Gorgeous, glimmering, supple skin? Yes please. Wouldn't it be nice if there was some way to capture summertime radiance without baking in the sun for hours or spending a small fortune on assorted lotions, creams and serums? Oh wait, there is. And the best part is you can enjoy...
In today’s society, the extremist political ideology of the media consists of constant racism, gender inequality, Islamophobia, and homophobia. We like to believe that we live in a society void of racism. Instead, we have made the topic so taboo that it adapts and is embedded in the very...
On August 12, 2017, a white supremacist, Neo-Nazi rally broke out in Charlottesville, Virginia, a small college town home to the University of Virginia. This rally was a counter-protest to the current black rallies occurring in other cities throughout the United States.
Since the rally occurred, it seems to me...
