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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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PSA: How to Navigate Parking Lots in Gwinnett County

1. The Speed Limit Some parking lots in Gwinnett have posted speed limits, usually 5 to 10 miles per hour, while others misguidedly rely solely on common sense. Regardless, most Gwinnetians, long known for their independent mindset, tend to ignore any and all speed recommendations. 2. Direction of Travel Parking lots often have arrows and/or angled parking spaces to indicate which direction you should be driving. Gwinnetians are famous for thinking outside the box, so they usually ignore these and will often travel in the opposite direction of what is expected. 3. Parking Your Automobile Reverse parking is both time-consuming and inefficient, which probably explains why it is so popular among Gwinnetians. It's not uncommon to see someone attempt to reverse park two or three times and still miss the spot. Take as long as you need when parking, and consider the lines more of a suggestion than a rule. 4. Crosswalks You may have noticed something similar to the pathway shown abo...

Gwinnett's Most Misunderstood Street Sign

Long-time DG subscribers have no doubt read our PSA about driving in Gwinnett, but we felt the need to highlight one particular street sign for emphasis as it seems to be almost completely misunderstood. If you have driven in Gwinnett for more than about fifteen minutes, you are likely aware that Gwinnetians have almost no concept of what a stop sign means, but somewhat ironically, they almost always interpret a 'keep moving' sign as a stop sign. *editor's note: yes, we are aware of what 'ironic' means. That's why we said 'somewhat ironically'. It's not like we're Alanis Morissette, who wrote an entire song about irony, in which nothing ironic happened, and then named the song "Ironic", which is in fact the only ironic thing about the song. But we digress, and we're not entirely sure what it is about a 'keep moving' sign that inspires such trepidation in Gwinnetian hearts, but it's not uncommon to be behind a line of ca...

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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