In the United States, there are almost 2 million new cases of cancer every year according to the C.D.C. Cancer can be devastating, and it’s something at the heart of communities across the world. Currently, the United States promotes awareness for over thirty of the most common types of cancer. These dates and awareness colors work to...
For the seventh year in a row, Gwinnett will have runners and walkers bearing the crisp October morning. Donning vibrant pink shirts, skirts, and bands, participants will ready themselves across a starting line at Coolray field. They will chatter amongst themselves as speakers amp up the crowd. The contestants will begin to grin and cheer and a...
There's nothing as classic and American as apple pie! Although, technically, apple pie is thought to be English or Dutch in origin. From chocolate chip cookies to pound cakes, there are some desserts that we see more often than others. But if the sugar cookies and chocolate cakes are becoming a little too "plain jane" and you're...
Artists of all ages and skill levels will collaborate on a four-day project to paint a “memory” mural at The Mansions at Gwinnett Park Assisted Living & Memory Care from October 10 - 14. Open to the public, this free event is designed to bring residents, family and members of the general community together in a fun...
Cool mornings where the warm sun and chilly air wake you up. Leaves are starting to lose their green color to orange tones. Yes, folks, it’s fall in Georgia!
Well, more or less. The start of Autumn is officially on September 23rd this year. And if you’re anything like us at Gwinnett Magazine, you’re...
Seeing great potential in their son, Loic Rwagasana’s parents decided to invest in his future by sending him from Kigali, Rwanda, to Riverside Military Academy (RMA) in 2019. Although their primary goal was for their son to develop independence, they have no doubt been pleased to see him develop in other ways as well. Rising through the...
While summer isn’t technically over, the beginning of fall is creeping around the corner. In Georgia, this may not mean too much of a temperature change, but it does mean that fall foods will soon start appearing on dinner tables and restaurant menus. Southern cooking doesn’t miss a beat when it comes to making delicious food, no...
A runny nose, a sudden cough, or knowing your child is not feeling well can cause anxiety. Finding a pediatrician you can trust and your child likes, can be stressful and exhausting. At Pediatric Associates of Lawrenceville, we understand how challenging that can be.
For over twenty-four years, parents have placed their trust in...
Dr. Jann Joseph, President of Georgia Gwinnett College joins the Podcast!
Lawrenceville is officially a college town! If you don't think of the city like a "town and gown" community then you best start to change your way of thinking! President of Georgia Gwinnett College, Dr. Jann Joseph...
I think we all value self-improvement. Each year we challenge ourselves to get slimmer, stronger and smarter, and we are bombarded with programs and products that supposedly help us get out of debt, get in shape, and become better people.
Getting out of debt and getting into shape are good goals, but they don’t...