Snellville Revamps Arts Commission, Seeks Applicants
SNELLVILLE – After a brief hiatus, the Snellville Arts Commission is back with a new focus. Created in 2012, the Snellville Arts Commission was designed [more]
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More Nomination Shenanigans- Council Meeting, 27 July 2015
Well, another Snellville Council meeting, and more of the same in my opinion. The mayor nominated the same two people who were both rejected at [more]
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All About Gwinnett- BlogTalkRadio Show
I would like to give a shout out to a very good informative blog radio program I never miss, “All About Gwinnett” hosted by [more]
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Let’s Bring an End to Public Shaming
While reading through the July 6/July 13th 2015 issue of Time magazine, I was taken aback by an article that I came across. [more]
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Lawsuit: Alleges Gwinnett developer Wayne Mason hid millions from creditors
This is a repost from The Gwinnett Daily Post and I’m posting because from conversations with a few people there seems to be concern if [more]
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Memorial brick to be placed for Marine killed in Chattanooga attacks Wednesday, July 22, 2015
A brick will be placed on the city’s Veterans Memorial in honor of Staff Sgt. David Allen Wyatt, one of the five service members killed [more]
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City Council Meeting- Nominee Questions
Good Day Snellville. I went to the Snellville City Council meeting on Monday, 13 July 2015. In addition to normal city business, the meeting agenda [more]
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Life Lessons for Kids and Teens..
By Laurie Jay on Thursday, January 12, 2012 at 7:54pm The other day while shopping at my local Publix store with my six year old, [more]
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Snellville Named Tree City
For the 14th consecutive year, Snellville has been named a “Tree City” by the National Arbor Day foundation. According to a city news release, “Being [more]