The Snellville Times is Back
Due to a variety of circumstances, including personal health issues, The Snellville Times hasn’t published any new articles for the past four years. However, we [more]
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Emanuel graduates from Georgia Academy for Economic Development program
“This series of classes provided excellent, useful information, much of which can be applied to Snellville,”
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City’s Digital Badge Program Offers Online Credentials, Skills to Locals
Mayor Pro Tem Dave Emanuel kicks off the city’s Digital Badge Program. The city’s Digital Badge Program kicked off Thursday with a meeting between city [more]
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Snellville Police Department wins top honor at Governor’s Office of Highway Safety Awards Banquet
PHOTO: From left are Gov. Brian Kemp, Snellville Police Department Police Chief Roy Whitehead, Lt. David Matson and Allen Poole, director of the Governor’s Office [more]
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Snellville Passes New Short Term Rental Regulations
The Snellville mayor and city council recently enacted new regulations on short-term home rentals in the city. Services like AirBnB and VRBO are frequently used [more]
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Informational Snellville Clean & Proud meeting set for Sept. 26
When Mayor Pro Tem Dave Emanuel created the Snellville Clean & Proud program, he had three goals in mind – inspiring residents to adopt a [more]
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Assisted Living Gives Family Members Peace of Mind
Pictured is Bonnie (Left) and Mother, Melba Saunders (Right) By Bonnie Herren Growing old is a fact of life, and more than half of older [more]
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EASTSIDE MEDICAL CENTER TO HOST “CRUSH THE CRISIS” OPIOID TAKE BACK DAY
On Saturday, September 7, Eastside Medical Center will host “Crush the Crisis,” an opioid take back event. Law enforcement officers from the Snellville Police Department [more]
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Move over Ole Miss…Snellville’s Getting a Grove!
No need to travel to the Ole Miss campus – Snellville is pouring $85 million into a Grove of its own. Mayor Barbara Bender says [more]
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Candidates qualify for November election of mayor, two council seats
There will be an election for City Council Nov. 5 after six candidates qualified for two seats. No one qualified against Mayor Barbara Bender. Polls [more]
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City officials still looking for input on T.W. Briscoe Park; second meeting next month
City officials are still looking for residents’ input on what they’d like to see at T.W. Briscoe Park following the first of two meetings regarding [more]
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Four Candidates Announce For November Election
Barbara Bender Today I am announcing that I will seek re-election as Snellville’s Mayor. I have been engaged and volunteering in Snellville for over 25 [more]
