Articles by: GwinnettForum

NEW for 4/15: On Gwinnett history, Masters, more

NEW for 4/15: On Gwinnett history, Masters, more

Click here to read the latest edition of GwinnettForum. In this issue:
TODAY’S FOCUS: What was Gwinnett like before Europeans settled it?
EEB PERSPECTIVE: The Masters always is a classic, stimulating show
SPOTLIGHT: Howard Brothers
FEEDBACK: Why Congress needs to act now on Social Security
UPCOMING: Policing to be subject of Peachtree Corners meeting
NOTABLE: Ga. Tech Coach Brent Key to be Hall of Fame speaker
RECOMMENDED: Tales For Jung Folk, by Richard Roberts
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Richmond Hill, once small, now enjoying growth
MYSTERY PHOTO: Soaring cathedral is today’s Mystery Photo
CALENDAR: 4 sessions on writing your memories at Collins Hill Library

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by · April 15, 2025 · Full issues
Nash

FOCUS: What was Gwinnett like before Europeans settled it?

By Charlotte Nash  |  Thousands of years before Europeans came to Georgia, Native Americans lived in what is now Gwinnett. Two groups were dominant in Georgia when the colony was founded: the Cherokees in the north and the Muscogee, or Creeks, in central and south Georgia. 

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by · April 15, 2025 · Today's Focus
NEWS BRIEFS: Policing to be subject of Peachtree Corners meeting

NEWS BRIEFS: Policing to be subject of Peachtree Corners meeting

The future of law enforcement in Peachtree Corners is under discussion by city officials.  The city is planning a community meeting on policing in the city. The meeting will be on May 8 at  7 p. m at Christ the King Lutheran Church, 5775 Peachtree Parkway.  

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by · April 15, 2025 · News
MYSTERY PHOTO: Soaring cathedral

MYSTERY PHOTO: Soaring cathedral

Yes, today’s mystery is a cathedral, one of the world’s classical edifices. Your job is simply to tell us where it is located. Send your idea to ebrack2@gmail.com, including your hometown.

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by · April 15, 2025 · Mystery photos
NEW for 4/11: On housing, artificial intelligence, Middle East

NEW for 4/11: On housing, artificial intelligence, Middle East

Click here to read the latest edition of GwinnettForum. In this issue:
TODAY’S FOCUS: Housing unit buys hotel for seniors and homeless youth
EEB PERSPECTIVE:  Here’s another use of “artificial intelligence”
SPOTLIGHT: Walton Gas 
ANOTHER VIEW: Is a solution possible for the Israeli-Palestine fight?
FEEDBACK: About Victor Orban and Donald Trump 
UPCOMING: nesevo moves to Norcross and larger facilities
NOTABLE: GGC’s Career Services also guides on business attire
RECOMMENDED: A Confederacy of Dunces by John Kennedy Toole
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Elements of Agricultural Adjustment Act are continuing
MYSTERY PHOTO: Another lighthouse begs to be identified
CALENDAR: Garden Fest at Grayson Library on April 15 and 17

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by · April 10, 2025 · Full issues
Prijaca

FOCUS: Housing Corporation buys hotel for seniors and homeless youth

By Leija Prijaca |  An extended stay motel in this city is being converted into apartments by Gwinnett Housing Corporation (GHC). It is acquiring Spring Swallow Lodge at 7065 Jimmy Carter Boulevard to transform the motel into affordable housing for seniors and homeless youth ages 18-24.

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by · April 10, 2025 · Today's Focus
ANOTHER VIEW: Is a solution possible for the Israeli-Palestine fight?

ANOTHER VIEW: Is a solution possible for the Israeli-Palestine fight?

By Jack Bernard  |  If the Israeli-Palestinian peace was easily obtained, it would have been done long ago. But it’s complicated. There will be no peace until the Palestinians have a reputable, unified governing party and Israel has a moderate government.

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by · April 10, 2025 · Another View
The operations center at nesevo

NEWS BRIEFS: nesevo moves to Norcross and larger facilities

nesevo, an Austrian global company specializing in networking solutions, IT services, and logistics, recently announced plans to expand its footprint in Gwinnett County, leasing a 13,000-square-foot facility in Norcross for manufacturing and office operations.

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by · April 10, 2025 · News
MYSTERY PHOTO: Another lighthouse begs to be identified

MYSTERY PHOTO: Another lighthouse begs to be identified

Lighthouses around the world keep sending out signals and beams of light to ensure that ships are aware of treacherous ground. Can you recognize this lighthouse, and tell us where it is?  Send your idea to ebrack2@gmail.com, and also tell us where you live.

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by · April 10, 2025 · Mystery photos
NEW for 4/8: On 100 years ago, Bardi’s growth, volunteers

NEW for 4/8: On 100 years ago, Bardi’s growth, volunteers

Click here to read the new edition of GwinnettForum. In this issue:
TODAY’S FOCUS: Looking at Georgia in 1925, then again in 2025
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Colorful Bardi trucks can be seen all over Atlanta
SPOTLIGHT: Peachtree Campus
ANOTHER VIEW: Volunteers needed for disability-friendly family camp
FEEDBACK: Remembers parents worrying about Social Security
UPCOMING: April is a great time for flying a kite
NOTABLE: Braselton hospital has staff of nearly 2,000
RECOMMENDED: The Nude by C. Michelle Lindley
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Hattie Saussy of Savannah had extensive art career
MYSTERY PHOTO: Massive tower is today’s special mystery photo
CALENDAR: Suwanee Art Fest on tap this weekend

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by · April 8, 2025 · Full issues