News from the Black Community of Gwinnett County Georgia.
by Democratic Party of Georgia As Brian Kemp tries to sell Georgians his extreme and reckless agenda, it’s time to review exactly how devastating a decade of failed Republican leadership …
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Gwinnett County commissioners decided to not take action Wednesday on an ethics complaint filed against their colleague Marlene Fosque. Commissioners voted 3-0 to not uphold a county ethics board recommendation …
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In honor of Customer Appreciation Day 2020, Bruster’s Real Ice Cream is providing FREE Small Waffle Cone when you wear your pajamas to Bruster’s on PJ Day – Saturday, March …
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By Kathleen Sturgeon ATLANTA, GA — The Georgia Department of Health shared tips Wednesday for Georgians to lessen the chance that they contract the new coronavirus, also known as COVID-19. A …
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“OWN Spotlight: Black Women OWN the Conversation” features intimate conversations about important issues with honest opinions and surprising solutions that put people first. Emmy-winning presenter Carlos Watson hosts the panelists …
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The group has been advised to stay in isolation at home for 14 days. By Joseph Guzman for The Hill Nearly 200 people in Georgia are being monitored for coronavirus after returning …
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Several black businesses in Snellville, Georgia, got letters that were not about spreading cheer. These letters were offensive and racist. “To whom it may concern, we in the Snellville community …
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There Is a Real Promised Land in Georgia! by Tom Livsey, former OurTown National News Editor Gone With The Wind is still the number one novel on the planet, even …
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Some Black entrepreneurs in Gwinnett County, Georgia have challenges establishing and growing their businesses. Why? Because Gwinnett County does not embrace black business owners as a whole and the diverse …
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AJC and Democratic Party Exclude Black Candidates from GA US Senate Debate over MLK Holiday Weekend Commentary: By Maynard Eaton What would Martin Luther King Jr. say? As Georgia and …
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