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Mulberry Secession Imminent

on January 31, 2024

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Grave Matters: Ozora Missionary Bapist Church

on January 31, 2024

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Lawrenceville Arts Center Paying Homage to Picasso's Blue Period

on January 30, 2024

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One of the World's Largest Hindu Temples is Behind the Lilburn Walgreens

on January 29, 2024

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Falcons Unlikely to Win Superbowl LVIII

on January 28, 2024

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Ben Bailey Still Alive

on January 27, 2024

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Circle Road Not Even Remotely Circular

on January 26, 2024

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Mattress Giveaway on New Hope Road

on January 25, 2024

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Lawrenceville Leads Nation in UFO Sightings

on January 24, 2024

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Lost Rite Aids of Gwinnett County: Duluth Highway, Lawrenceville

on January 23, 2024

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Local Landmark: The Black Knight's Castle

on January 22, 2024

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Relleno Review: Frida's

on January 21, 2024

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What's Inside This Mysterious Trunk We Found on the Side of the Road? The Answer Will Shock You

on January 20, 2024

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Grave Matters: Shadowlawn, Lawrenceville

on January 19, 2024

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We Survived the Dacula Murder Cabin

The question isn't did someone get murdered in this cabin, the question is how many. Situated just off the railroad tracks along Winder Highway, the Dacula Murder Cabin is a stone's throw from Pleasant Hill Cemetery . Approaching the Murder Cabin, we were greeted by a fully articulated deer skeleton. Ominous to be sure, but our journalistic pursuits are undeterred by the threat of danger. The Dacula Murder Cabin poses many mysteries. Why is it so close to the railroad tracks? Who lived here? What secrets do these walls conceal, and what terrible stories can they tell? Old clothes hang on the rotting door. Inside, a chaotic mess crowned with overturned furniture hides the floor. Eventually we made it out in one piece, and that's not something we imagine everyone who has entered the cabin can say. If you know anything about the history of this frightening abode, drop it in the comments below.

Six Flags Adds Authenticity to Wild West Show

Gwinnettians looking for something exciting to do this weekend might consider a trip to nearby amusement park Six Flags to check out the popular Wild West Comedy Show, now featuring active shooters and an exciting crowd survival challenge. This is not a drill. Showtimes posted below, and check out our colleagues at WCJB for the full story .

We Found Your Bicycle

Gwinnetians, are you missing a black Hyper Havoc mountain bike? Boy have we got some good news for you. While driving down Hurricane Shoals road we caught sight of an odd-looking structure in the woods that we hadn't noticed before, so of course our irrepressible journalistic instincts kicked in. Surely there was a story here, and sure enough, there was. What we thought was an abandoned structure turned out to be the massive metal tank seen above, and peeking around the left side there you can see a bicycle tire. There's your bike on the ground at the far end of the tank in the picture above. If you'd like to retrieve it, just head to Hurricane Shoals Road and look for the 'No Dumping or Trespassing' sign across from the Gwinnett Online Campus parking lot. The tank is in the woods directly behind the sign, so proceed at your own risk, and if you have any insight on the history of the metal tank, drop it in the comments.

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