But what can I do?
Get educated.  Become involved.
If you made a New Year’s Resolution to become more politically aware and involved then Gwinnett is the place for you.  There are a number of excellent active …

Directly across from the historic courthouse comfortably sits the county seat’s newest seafood spot – Oyster Bay Seafood Café.  Boasting daily specials, to-go orders, delivery to local businesses and catering services, Oyster Bay serves old …

Just past the historic square in Lawrenceville, nestled comfortably next to the train tracks sits the newly renovated event space aptly named 550 Trackside.  It’s stony exterior is mimicked inside creating a rustic, warm space, …

Whether your charitable interests lean locally,  internationally or to help the troops, the Red Cross has a gift for every philanthropist. But as a citizen of Gwinnett, you might be happy to know how the …

Earlier this year, the public (correctly, in my opinion) revolted over a proposed 30% tax increase. The 2009 budget approved on March 3 (large file) contained expenditures that were unjustified in the current financial climate– …

There are now two very useful tools for tracking crime in Gwinnett County.
First, Gwinnett County just made their crime statistics available on the website Crime Mapping (www.crimemapping.com).  With this website you enter an address and …