Business
Spectator sports are often compared to gladiator events of ancient times. The crowd gets a rush from the sight of a good tackle and...
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Food & Drink
With a culinary school background and a successful mail-order bakery business, Khadijah Muhammad wanted to stretch her talents and find an outlet for her...
Education
Eight candidates vie for District 3 and District 5 School Board seats this May 21 If you decide to sit out the May primary...
City of Duluth
When Glenda Anglin Crissey and Nancy Corley Rich graduated from Duluth High School, they were among 59 students. “Everybody knew everyone,” said Rich, although...
Community
Grown ups have often lamented that energy and passion are wasted on the young. But a local resident has come up with a way...
Education
Mary Blalock will remain assistant principal and teacher at the Christian school Although she was a pretty good athlete, Mary Blalock considers herself a...
Business
As an eight-year-old girl growing up in the South American country of Guyana, Audrey Boyce had an epiphany of sorts. “I helped this blind...
Food & Drink
You’ve been hitting the gym, getting in your 10,000 steps every day and staying away from the Friday office donuts. Doesn’t all that willpower...
Economic Development
According to the Atlanta Regional Commission, forecasts have long predicted that by 2050, metro Atlanta’s population will swell by nearly 3 million people, boosting...
Business
At the Southwest Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce’s First Friday Breakfast, Keith Jennings, vice president of community impact at Jackson Healthcare, noticed a commonality among...
