News from Black Communities of Gwinnett County Georgia.
Gwinnett County Sheriff Department arrested Brittany Hall, 27 and her domestic partner after finding Hall’s 8-year-old daughter dead. Hall initially lied and reported her daughter missing. Read the full story below.
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Supporting All Black Businesses in Gwinnett County, Georgia – Storefront and Online We are celebrating the resilience of Black business owners throughout Gwinnett county with Shop Black Week Gwinnett 2021 …
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Recently Brian Whiteside, Gwinnett County Solicitor, filed a motion against several county judges to force them to transfer drunken driving cases to another court. According to the Atlanta Journal & …
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We took a random poll of people on the streets of Gwinnett County with one question, “Who is the majority minority of the county?” Most responses were Hispanic, followed by …
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Live Attendees and Virtual Guests Came Out in Droves in Support of Nonprofit Devoted to Ending Homelessness – One Family at a Time – During 30th Anniversary Celebration Duluth, Ga., …
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By Mary Elliott, Curator of American Slavery at the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture This year the Fourth of July takes on even greater meaning than usual, …
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By By Arielle Kass, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution For the first time in living memory, Gwinnett County commissioners this week acknowledged the lynching of Charles Hale 110 years ago in Lawrenceville’s downtown …
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By Arielle Kass, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Gwinnett County will distribute more than $12 million in coronavirus relief funding to nonprofits for help with housing and other pandemic needs. And federal money …
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Richard Garcia and Dominique Horton are opening Reyna’s Espresso and Sweets on West Crogan Street in downtown Lawrenceville. The new business will start serving coffee, espresso-based drinks, smoothies, tea and desserts before the …
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Gwinnett high school students can catch up or get ahead with summer classes. Gwinnett County Public Schools (GCPS) offers high school students, including rising 9th graders, four ways to learn for credit …
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