JENKINS: Some practical advice for the class of 2013
Congratulations -- you've just graduated from high school. Now what're you going to do? Besides go to Disney World. Or Panama City. Or wherever. What about after that?
LARSON: Summer full of songs, sports, and Steampunk
With the myriad activities and events Gwinnett County Parks and Recreation and the Gwinnett Library are offering kids of all ages this summer, I don't think it would be possible to do them all.
MCLEOD: Why servant leadership is slightly off
Open door leadership takes work. It requires mastering the duality of power and service, being both confident and humble at the same time. It also means helping your people become more confident and pulling through opportunity rather than pushing through fear.
One of nation's youngest doctors graduates in Suwanee
At age 22, Serennah Harding is one of the youngest doctors in the United States, according to officials with Georgia Campus -- Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Memorial Day 2013 events in Gwinnett
This Memorial Day weekend Gwinnett has it all, from patriotic concerts to memorial services in honor our soldiers.
New Dawn Theater to host moving sale
The venue is getting rid of items to make its move easier in the future.
ART BEAT: Lionheart Theatre to offer summer camps for all ages
The Norcross theatre will host classes for singing, dancing, acting, improv and comedy.
Movie trivia contest -- May 24
Test your film knowledge with Michael Clark's weekly movie trivia contest.
MOVIE REVIEW: 'Fast & Furious 6' delivers more of the same
For those who are fond of these movies, this flick will more than deliver the goods.
Norcross to hold concert, strawberry day
The 2013 Summer Concert Series kicks off this weekend, plus there is a strawberry stroll.
DISC SPOTLIGHT: 'Side Effects'
Michael Clark spotlights "Side Effects" on Blu-ray disc.
MOVIE REVIEW: 'Love is All You Need' is a razor-sharp comedy
If there is anything to find fault with this movie, it is the title.
MOVIE REVIEW: 'The Hangover Part III' goes out with whimper
Too many of the diehard Wolf Pack faithful will exit the theater and rapidly tell their more patient friends to maybe just wait for it on video.
FILM FANS: New 'Star Trek' true to classic show
Local residents reviewed "Star Trek Into Darkness," the movie of the week.
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Living Columnists
- JENKINS: Some practical advice for the class of 2013
- LARSON: Summer full of songs, sports, and Steampunk
- RICH: Life in a small town
- MCLEOD: Why servant leadership is slightly off
- JENKINS: Saying goodbye to another year of folding chairs and ballpark hot dogs
- LARSON: Renaissance family excels at just about everything 1 comment
- MCLEOD: Why compromise never works
- RICH: A change of fortune
- JENKINS: On Mother's Day, a tribute to my step-mom
- LARSON: Senior Ms. Georgia in step with senior issues 1 comment
Health and Wellness
- One of nation's youngest doctors graduates in Suwanee 2 comments
- GMC to host EMS awards event
- One year later, Copeland looks ahead to busy summer 1 comment
- Prevalence of food, skin allergies rises with income
- Gwinnett Relay raises $1.5 million so far
- G-Braves to honor two Barrow County boys
- Journey begins with hard work, rewards for new moms 1 comment
- Thousands show up for Relay for Life
- Thousands expected for annual Relay event
- GMC announces new office of research
Home and Garden
- DALY: If given proper care, tomatoes will produce an abundant harvest
- DALY: Zoysia makes an attractive and durable lawn
- DALY: Heirloom vegetables valued for superior flavor
- DALY: Keeping carpenter bees away from your home
- DALY: If you lack space for a vegetable garden, consider using containers
- DALY: The native dogwood colors the spring landscape
- Annual spring plant sale at Gwinnett Tech
- DALY: Georgia Gold Medal plants are proven winners for the home landscape
- The Gwinnett County Master Gardener Association hosts tour of gardens
- DALY: Lawn care during early spring affects quality through the year
Blogs
- FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Is there a Post sister in the house?
- FOOD FOR THOUGHT: I’ve tried something new (and I like it)
- BUCK'S BYTES: Internet tax reform long overdue
- FOOD FOR THOUGHT: I’m now in progressives
- FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Men – 7,000; Women 20,000
- FRANK'S PLACE: Finding fortune in four leaf clovers
- FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Step outside the box every now and then 2 comments
- BUCK'S BYTES: Slow hybrid growth is better than no growth
- FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Did we always have this much pollen?
- FRANK'S PLACE: Despite our worries, nature blooms
