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Calling All Water Sommeliers

on April 25, 2025

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'Hoofed Houdini' Crime Spree Continues Unabated

on April 23, 2025

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Travis Hunter vs. The Lawrenceville Metro Extended Stay Hotel

on April 22, 2025

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I'm Sorry, I Thought This Was America

on April 16, 2025

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Speedy Gonzalez Arrested

on April 10, 2025

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Business Spotlight: Park Avenue Thrift Outlet

It's Wednesday, my dudes, and that means it's time for a trip to the Park Avenue Thrift Outlet on Clayton Street in Lawrenceville. What is Park Avenue Thrift Outlet, you ask? It is none other than the dumping ground for everything that can't be sold ... at a Park Avenue Thrift store. That's right, my dudes, if it goes unsold at any of the Gwinnett-area Park Avenue Thrift stores or doesn't meet their rigorous pre-owned merchandise standards, it winds up at the Park Avenue Thrift Outlet. Use your imagination and think of the wares that are unfit for a Park Avenue Thrift, then go lower. But why Wednesday, you ask? That, my dudes, is because the outlet uses flat rate pricing. Everything in the store is the same price! The price varies by day, for example on Saturday everything is $1.75, but on Wednesday, every item in the store is 25 CENTS! No, I am not making this up, and here's what we bought for a quarter today (edited for those with delicate sensibilities): Not...

Happy Birthday, Aaron Brody!

On this date in 1930, Peachtree Corners' most illustrious resident, Aaron Brody, was born. During his distinguished career in the packaged food industry, Mr. Brody revolutionized the American culinary landscape by inventing the delicacy we know as fish sticks. He also developed the microwave oven and introduced both Starburst and Pop Rocks to the confectionary scene. Mr. Brody passed away in Peachtree Corners in 2021, just four months after the passing of his wife of 68 years, Carolyn. Sir, we are forever in your debt, and tonight we dine on fish sticks in your honor.

Cripple Creek Plaza Unlikely to be Renamed Disabled Creek Plaza

We live in a golden age of inclusivity, but time stands still at the (trigger warning) Cripple Creek Plaza on Buford Drive. Our more liberal readers might balk at the name, but where else can you find the convenience of a pawn shop, a vape shop, a massage parlor, and get your windows tinted?

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