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We Won The Lottery

on August 17, 2024

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We Found Peking Man's Yearbook Photo

on August 14, 2024

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Petition: Rename Five Forks Trickum Road

on August 13, 2024

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Cemetery Conveniently Located in Outfield

on August 12, 2024

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12Stone Entrance Definitely Has 13 Stones

on August 11, 2024

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Lost Rite Aids of Gwinnett County: Pleasant Hill, Duluth

on August 10, 2024

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After-School Program Has Students Gasping for More

on August 09, 2024

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Black and White Houses Surely the 2020s Version of Popcorn Ceilings

on August 08, 2024

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Airplanes Not Welcome at QT on Buford Drive

on August 07, 2024

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Grayson Clock Tower More Like a Clock Turret

on August 06, 2024

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Business Spotlight: Bird Watcher

on August 05, 2024

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PSA: The Definitive Guide to Modern Teenage Vernacular

on August 04, 2024

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Gwinnett County Myth Busters: Beaver Ruin Road

on August 03, 2024

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Apartment Complex Has Absolutely Ludicrous Name

on August 02, 2024

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It's About Time We Reclaimed Carl

on August 01, 2024

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This Day in Gwinnett History: Jennifer Wilbanks Kidnaps Herself

What Gwinnetian could forget the runaway bride from Duluth, Jennifer Wilbanks, whose case of cold feet led to a full-blown media circus back in 2005 . Wilbanks disappeared on an evening jog in Duluth on April 26th, only to resurface in Albuquerque on the 29th, claiming she had been kidnapped, though her story quickly fell apart as nothing more than a ruse to avoid getting married. "If you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into you." - Friedrich Nietzsche Wilbanks wound up with a couple of years probation, 120 hours of community service, and fines, but she was able to successfully avoid the worst punishment of them all, marriage.

The Government Said Something That Sounds Exactly Like Something the Government Would Say

As seen in the headline above from our friends over at The Guardian , 'there's nothing to see here' according to the US Government, though as we have previously reported, our very own Lawrenceville in fact leads the nation in UFO sightings . As Hamlet once famously said, "the lady doth protest too much, methinks," or as our editor put it, "where there's smoke, there's UFOs." Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain, Gwinnetians, because ...

Gwinnett County Rebrand Still Confusing Some Gwinnetians

Although Gwinnett County's rebrand is now five years strong, many Gwinnetians remain oblivious to its meaning, or even to the fact that Gwinnett has a brand, despite the fact that countless tax dollars and labor hours have gone into designing the new Gwinnett logo and replacing all county signage with the colorful emblem. We asked The Man On The Street for his thoughts on the matter, and he responded, "To be honest, the first time I saw one of those signs, I thought it was the Google headquarters or maybe we were getting the Olympics or something." Shown above, a typical county sign post-rebrand showing the vibrant color wheel logo that continues to befuddle some locals. We went to the 'Our Brand' section of the Gwinnett County website for some clarification and found the following: We were unable to get a further statement from The Man On The Street because, upon showing him the website, he began laughing uncontrol lably, though it is unclear which part he found

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