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Another Mattress Giveaway on Old Norcross Road

on July 31, 2025

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Destination Alert: The Statue of Liberty

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Woman Fully Committed to Painting Purchased at Buford TJ Maxx

We've all been there. Roaming the aisles of TJ Maxx, idly perusing the wares, not really planning on buying anything (disposable income? in this economy?), but secretly open to the possibility that there is something we in fact cannot live without, when like a bolt of pastel lightning, there it is! The perfect piece of kitsch! The one that would look equally at home in a La Quinta hotel lobby or an urgent care waiting room. The one that speaks to our suburban soul, but sadly does not fit in our mid-sized sedan. However, nothing as trivial as practicality has ever deterred a true connoisseur, as this happy Buford shopper can attest.

This Antenna Isn't Fooling Anybody

One of these things is not like the other. Casual passers-by on Duluth Highway in Lawrenceville may have missed it but the discerning eye will quickly find the imposter. We here at DGHQ were stumped concerning the true nature of this device, so we turned to The Man On The Street for his thoughts, and he rather sagaciously suggested that the mysteriously camouflaged antenna is a logical nesting site for the bird surveillance drones that we have previously reported on. If you happened to miss our groundbreaking avian surveillance expose, click here to learn more about the feathered eyes in the skies .

Excalibur Found in Chandler Lake

If you've been following our investigative series on the location of mythical Camelot, which we have conclusively proven is actually right in the heart of Lawrenceville, you'll know that we've been hot on the trail of legendary Excalibur. If you've not, click here before reading further. To stand any chance of obtaining the Arthurian blade, we first needed to determine the location of the Lady of the Lake. We started by analyzing the names of various bodies of water near Lawrenceville, looking for a connection to anything Arthurian, and eventually o ur research led us to Tribble Mill Park, specifically Chandler Lake. According to the Online Etymology Dictionary, the origin of the word 'chandler' is as follows: As you can see, Chandler Lake checks a lot of boxes. Its name dates back to at least the 13th century and it references candles, which feature prominently in the Arthurian mythos. Our more erudite followers will perhaps note that the fourth installment of...

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