News from Black Communities of Gwinnett County Georgia.
Meadowcreek released a statement Thursday that head boys basketball coach Curtis Gilleylen resigned earlier this week. Gilleylen led the Mustangs to the historic 2018 state championship. According to Meadowcreek, Gilleylen …
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As consumers across the U.S. gear up for holiday deals on sales merchandise, this Black Friday, a coalition urges buyers to make it a Shop Black Week. More than 100 …
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We are excited to announce the 18th Urban Mediamakers Film Festival (UMFF), running October 10-16, 2019 throughout Gwinnett County, GA — Duluth, Lilburn, Lawrenceville — and metro-Atlanta. Congratulations to the …
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The National Black Chamber of Commerce (NBCC) is coming to Georgia! Entrepreneurs and business experts are converging on the city with four days of Black excellence. Founded in Washington, DC …
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Gwinnett County Black Chamber of Commerce is proud and excited to present the inaugural Gwinnett County Black Business Week, July 21-27, 2019. The week includes black business tours, product/service specials, …
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What customers say about a business is all that matters. Staff of Black Gwinnett Magazine only use Shampoochies in Lawrenceville, GA and rave about the pet grooming, boarding and daycare. …
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Allan Boomer and Tiffany Hawkins announced plans to open 20 ZIPS Dry Cleaners between Interstate 20 and Gwinnett County. We first met Allan and Tiffany on Sirius XM Radio and …
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Gov. Brian Kemp of Georgia signed one of the most restrictive abortion laws in the nation. The law effectively bans abortions after six weeks of pregnancy, the time when a …
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“It is true that there are monuments in our history that do not reflect our values,” he said, during a ceremony in front of Gordon Lee High School. “We cannot …
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Tiffany Moss is facing the death penalty in Georgia for the murder of her 10-year-old stepdaughter, Emani. (WXIA) A Georgia woman was convicted and sentenced to death for fatally starving …
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