News from Black Communities of Gwinnett County Georgia.
ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia takes center stage in Tuesday’s primary elections as Gov. Brian Kemp and Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger try to fight back challengers endorsed by former President …
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Congratulations to Asia Thomas, an entrepreneur and a single mother of three, who owns and operates the first Subway franchise in Duluth, Ga. that is owned by a Black woman. Thomas graduated …
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The things politicians will do for political gain. Our Georgia State Governor Brian Kemp signed a bill into law Tuesday that makes it legal for most residents to carry a concealed …
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By Sam Gringlas, WABE | NPR News Duluth, Georgia | In 2018, Democrat Marlene Fosque made history by becoming the first Black Gwinnett County Commissioner. Two years later, voters turned …
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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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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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“We cannot in good conscience provide economic support to a government that enacts regressive voting laws,” the producers write of upcoming feature film. Director/producer Antoine Fuqua and actor/producer Will Smith …
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Interview with Cheryle Renee Moses, founder of Come Meet A Black Person & publisher of Black Gwinnett Magazine, conducted by Scott Harris for Between the Lines on April 7, 2021. …
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Georgia’s GOP are moving fast to suppress the vote in the state with sweeping laws that make it much harder to cast your vote. On Monday, Georgia Republicans showed their …
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The Atlanta Journal and Constitution (AJC) reports the Gwinnett County Board of Education voted 3-2 on Thursday to buy out the contract of Superintendent J. Alvin Wilbanks almost a year …
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