Fred Cephas Will Be The First Black Person To Become Fire Chief
Fred Cephas, the new fire chief of Gwinnett County, Georgia, spent 22 years with the Gwinnett County Fire and Emergency Services before taking on his...
Gwinnett County Won’t Take The Promise Land By Eminent Domain
Lake Sheryl In a surprising turn of events, Gwinnett County said that they have decided not to take the land affectionately known as "The Promise...
Will Gwinnett County Take The Promise Land By Eminent Domain?
Gwinnett County officials are planning to use eminent domain to acquire two adjacent pieces of property next to the Maguire-Livsey House, also known as "The...
5 Part Small Business Initiative To Boost The Economy
Audrey Bell-Kearney & Congresswoman Lucy McBath Audrey Bell-Kearney & Isabella Casillas Guzman Congresswoman Lucy McBath hosted a forum featuring SBA Administrator Isabella Casillas Guzman. The...
Save The Date For The Atlanta Economic Mobility Forum
Atlanta Economic Mobility Forum | MAY 2023 On May 12 to May 13, 2023, in partnership with Truist Foundation and powered by Watson Institute, Georgia...
Teachers In Gwinnett County Will Get A $3,000 Pay Raise
The district’s proposed fiscal year 2024 budget includes a $1,000 raise for teachers, which will be in addition to the $2,000 raise that legislators approved...
Will The Gwinnett County School Superintendent Be Fired?
There have been rumors circulating on social media in recent weeks that the board might vote to fire Watts this spring, prompting supporters and opponents...
Congratulations Lieutenant Bryant Harris On Your Accomplishments
Lieutenant Harris The Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office is proud to recognize and congratulate Lieutenant Bryant Harris on his recent graduation from the FBI National Academy's...
Gas South Donates To Strap-Inc. To Support Youth
On February 2, 2023, Gas South District hosted its second Speaker Series event centered around the topic of "A Conversation on Crime," where attendees had...
Housing Cost Are Too Much For Police, Nurses & Teachers
It is becoming harder for frontline workers — such as police officers, firefighters, nurses and school teachers — who work in Gwinnett County to also...