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Cripple Creek Plaza Unlikely to be Renamed Disabled Creek Plaza

on May 13, 2025

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I Pledge Allegiance to the Flag ... of the City of Grayson, Georgia

on May 07, 2025

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I'm Pretty Sure John Travolta was Replaced by an Alien Clone in 1996

on May 06, 2025

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Gwinnett's Most Misunderstood Street Sign

on May 02, 2025

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Petition: Rename Five Forks Trickum Road

It's existential crisis day here at DGHQ and we're asking all the big questions. Is there a God? What is the meaning of life? Where is the fifth fork of Five Forks Trickum? We don't claim to have all the answers, and in this case, we have none. According to various sources, Five Forks Trickum road gets part of its name from the now vanished community of Trickum, which was near Five Forks (shown above). Trickum was the site of a cavalry raid in the Civil War. Unfortunately, all local records were apparently destroyed in an 1871 fire. But what exactly are the five forks of Five Forks Trickum Road, you ask? According to the Gwinnett Historical Society, the name derives from the intersection of Five Forks Trickum Road, Oak Road, Dogwood Road, River Drive, and a fifth road whose identity has been lost to time. Even that theory proposes its own conundrums. First, this is what a road fork looks like: A fork is when the road splits. It's not an intersection of two or more roa...

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...

Is the CDC Housing Radioactive Goats on Webb Gin House Road?

Gwinnetians traveling along Webb Gin House Road have likely noticed the facility shown above and perhaps wondered just what exactly is on the other side of that fence. Adding to the mystery, large numbers of goats are often visible in the lush green pasture that blankets the site. We did some digging and learned that the unmarked yet fortified and double-gated goat facility is none other than a CDC outpost, right here in sleepy Lawrenceville. What on earth is the CDC up to here in Gwinnett, you ask? Our crack team of investigative journalists uncovered the following bombshell document: As shown above, the site is not only a CDC lab but also a radioactive waste dump, a fact perhaps unknown to the residents whose houses back right up to the security fence. Radiation might explain that unnaturally green field, not normally seen in the winter months, but that's also the same grass that is being consumed by the inexplicable horde of goats. We can only hope that the primate army from th...

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