The historic Hudson-Nash farmhouse will soon be moved across the street to the county’s Yellow River Post Office historic site on Five Forks Trickum Road between Lilburn and Snellville. Gwinnett commissioners on Tuesday awarded a $162,000 contract to Complete Demolition Services, LLC to move the historic home, to set it properly at the new site, and […]
Posted inIn The News
Metro Atlanta counties have highest turnout in early voting
In the first week of early voting in Georgia, thousands of voters have either voted in person or completed absentee ballots, with metro Atlanta counties leading the charge. As of Thursday, a total of 382,662 ballots had been cast statewide. 302,831 of those votes were cast in person. Turnout in Fulton County has been the […]
Posted inIn The News
Voter registration extended in Counties hardest hit by Hurricane Michael
Voters in Georgia Counties that were hardest hit by Hurricane Michael can still register to vote in the Nov. Election until the end of the day Tuesday, Oct. 16. Gov. Nathan Deal has extended voter registration in the following counties: Clay, Grady, Randolph, and Turner. Those four counties were closed on Oct. 9, which was the […]
Posted inAnnouncements
Roswell just made it easier for residents to ask for open records
The Gist: Roswell residents can now file open records requests in an easier and more efficient manner thanks to a new web-based system the city is implementing to handle those requests. What’s New: Residents will be able to use an online form to make open records requests. What the process before: Residents who wanted to […]
Posted inAnnouncements
You can call the Georgia Insurance Department call center this weekend with questions about hurricane damage
Insurance Commissioner Ralph Hudgens has extended the Georgia Insurance Department’s telephone assistance hours to include this Saturday and Sunday to help consumers impacted by Hurricane Michael. The extended hours will be: Saturday, October 13 from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Sunday, October 14 from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm “We will be taking calls to answer any […]
Posted inAnnouncements
You don’t need cable to watch Rockdale 23 anymore
The Rockdale County Department of Public Relations and Rockdale 23, government access channel recently announced that residents can now stream Rockdale 23 live from the Rockdale County website. Since the channel’s inception, only citizens with the Comcast cable service could watch the lineup scheduled to Rockdale 23. The streaming service offers an alternative for those […]
Posted inEvergreen, In The News
Is this multi-colored spider dangerous?
If northeast Georgia yards seem a little extra spooky this Halloween season, there’s a good reason. They may have a little extra help from a new neighbor who is really into those cobweb decorations. Meet the Joro spider. Known for their golden orb-shaped webs, these little spinners were first spotted around Colbert, Georgia, in 2014. […]
Posted inIn The News
Did you get flood damage from Hurricane Michael? Here’s what to do next
Insurers are prepared to surge catastrophe teams into the affected communities that have been impacted by Hurricane Michael as soon as emergency officials give access, according to the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America (PCI). Policyholders in the impacted regions are encouraged to contact their insurance agent or company as soon as possible to get […]
Posted inIn The News
How to vote early in Gwinnett County
If you already know who you want to vote for in the Nov. election, there are plenty of opportunities to vote early in Gwinnett County. Here’s what you need to know about voting early. Voters can cast their ballots in-person on most days at the Gwinnett Voter Registrations and Elections Office at 455 Grayson Highway, […]
Posted inIn The News
Don’t be suckered by post-hurricane scams
Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr is warning consumers, particularly those in South Georgia who were hit hardest by Hurricane Michael, to be on the lookout for scams in the wake of storm. “Georgians were hit hard by Hurricane Michael, and we will not tolerate criminals who seek to exploit this natural disaster by taking advantage […]
