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Man of steel: Local practices tai chi for mental, physical strength
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Last Updated: 5:00 PM 08/27/10 - As Min-Nan Sze demonstrates the first 13 motions of tai chi chuan, his body moves lithely in a slow, fluid grace, each motion blending into one. (Full Story) |
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Auburn’s O.W.L.S. visit Chattanooga for senior expo
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Last Updated: 4:57 PM 08/27/10 - A senior group from Auburn recently gleaned inspiration from none other than spry 88-year-old television phenom Betty White. (Full Story) |
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Tutus for Tatas surpasses fundraising goal of $1M
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Last Updated: 4:55 PM 08/27/10 - Six years ago a Gwinnett team participating in the Susan G. Komen 3-Day for the Cure set a lofty fundraising goal of $1 million to support the fight against breast cancer. (Full Story) |
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Teen Harvard scholar addresses Ivy Prep’s new students
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Last Updated: 4:53 PM 08/27/10 - Noni Carter — the 19-year-old author, classical pianist and Harvard scholar — recently served as the guest speaker for Ivy Preparatory Academy’s annual New Scholars Ceremony. (Full Story) |
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Lawrenceville adopts $90.6M fiscal budget
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Last Updated: 4:50 PM 08/27/10 - The Lawrenceville City Council recently adopted a fiscal year 2011 budget of $90.6 million, about $2.7 million less than the city’s fiscal year 2010 budget of $93.3 million. (Full Story) |
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GWINNETT GAB: Taekwondo artist wins gold medal in championship
Last Updated: 4:48 PM 08/27/10 - (Full Story) |
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Suwanee police asking for public input on national accreditation
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Last Updated: 4:46 PM 08/27/10 - The Suwanee Police Department is inviting comments from the general public during a Monday information session with an agency evaluating the department for national accreditation. (Full Story) |
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Duluth man promotes protective eye gear after injury
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Last Updated: 4:45 PM 08/27/10 - When you hear about sports injuries, you might think of torn ACLs or spine fractures. Not necessarily hurt eyes. (Full Story) |
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Catholic church to sponsor fall festival about Vietnamese culture
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Last Updated: 4:42 PM 08/27/10 - Vietnamese culture will be on display at a fall festival sponsored by the The Holy Martyrs of Vietnam Catholic Church. (Full Story) |
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Gainesville State College selected for student success program
Last Updated: 4:38 PM 08/27/10 - Gainesville State College has been chosen by the Association of American Colleges and Universities to take the lead in a new initiative funded by MetLife Foundation as part of its commitment to improving the success of community college students. (Full Story) |
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JENKINS: Decatur Book Festival: Remember it’s Gwinnett’s, too
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Last Updated: 4:27 PM 08/27/10 - Let’s be honest: Gwinnett County is not exactly a literary mecca. Google “Gwinnett” and “books” and you’ll mostly get stories about the nut jobs who wanted to ban Harry Potter a few years ago. (Full Story) |
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LARSON: Photographer focuses on leading others to walk in a park
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Last Updated: 4:25 PM 08/27/10 - You never know what path your life will take. Nor how many. A few weeks ago I wrote about Anna Huthmaker of Duluth who just wanted to take a hike with a group without feeling self-conscious about being a bit curvy, as she describes herself. She ended up organizing a hiking club for other curvy women. (Full Story) |
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Natural resources: Snellville man combines loves to become mineral artist
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Last Updated: 9:21 PM 08/21/10 - If you look in David Babulski’s bedroom-turned-studio, you might think he’s a painter or a mad scientist. The walls are covered in framed, detailed watercolors of colorful minerals. Three rows of little tan jars hold dozens of brushes and pencils. But on two different desks are tall microscopes with a special movable stand Babulski invented. Heavy, dusty textbooks on minerals are scattered around. (Full Story) |
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Pierogi festival to feature more than tasty treats
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Last Updated: 9:18 PM 08/21/10 - This event was so successful in its first year, vendors ran out of the signature festival item within two-and-a-half hours. (Full Story) |
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All in the family: Twins carry on tradition of becoming Eagles Scouts
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Last Updated: 9:15 PM 08/21/10 - Spencer and Trevor Bradham were just 5 years old when they watched their oldest brother become an Eagle Scout. (Full Story) |
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Library staffer gets new Mr. T ’do after surpassing reading program goal
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Last Updated: 11:35 AM 08/24/10 - Niles Gray pities the fool who goes a whole summer without reading. Well, he probably won’t call the person a fool. But keeping his end of a deal to kids who did read this summer, the Lawrenceville Library Associate shaved his hair to look like former “A-Team” star Mr. T. (Full Story) |
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Farm Bureau, GCPS partner for agriculture education
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Last Updated: 9:11 PM 08/21/10 - This summer, the Gwinnett County Farm Bureau donated copies of a video on agriculture to Gwinnett County Public Schools. (Full Story) |
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GOOD NEWS FROM SCHOOLS: Georgia PTA honors Gwinnett leaders who support schools
Last Updated: 9:10 PM 08/21/10 - As the 2010-11 school year gets under way, Gwinnett County PTA and PTSA units already are working to support the teaching and learning taking place in Gwinnett County Public Schools. (Full Story) |
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GWINNETT GAB: Gwinnett Senior Leadership names class of 2011
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Last Updated: 9:07 PM 08/21/10 - Gwinnett Senior Leadership will welcome the 2010-11 class of new members to the organization this afternoon with a reception at Garden Plaza in Lawrenceville. (Full Story) |
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Leadership Institute picks 25 rising stars for program
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Last Updated: 9:04 PM 08/21/10 - The Gwinnett Neighborhood Leadership Institute recently selected 25 rising leaders from throughout Gwinnett County to participate in an eight-month training program. (Full Story) |
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