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Read the Digital Edition of Southwest Gwinnett magazine January/February 2024 Issue

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Date Nights in Norcross, Peachtree Corners and Duluth

Our latest issue features Dreamy Date Nights by Kristen Corley, where you should go in Peachtree Corners, Duluth and Norcross. Plus, Wordsmiths of Love by Patrizia Winsper profiles three Georgia romance writers.

Also, of course, much more:

  • The Forum Peachtree Upgrades Coming 28
  • Norcross Settles into Phase 1 of Greenspaces Project 32
  • Solis Peachtree Corners Broke Ground this December Next to Town Center 34
  • Aurora Theatre Presents a Look Back at an Iconic Children’s TV Show 36
  • PCBA Donates Thousands of Dollars to Community Programs 38
  • Your New Year’s Health Resolutions Just Got a New Primer 40
  • Behind the Scenes of Paul Duke STEM Students’ Award-Winning Documentary 42
  • Capital Tacos Ribbon Cutting Ceremony 44
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