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It is Harder Than You Would Think to Get Mugged in Gwinnett County

on October 31, 2025

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Chick-fil-A Really Struggling with America's Most Common Name

on October 27, 2025

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Jesus Seen at Northside Hospital

on October 16, 2025

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Banana Bandit Peeling Away

on October 08, 2025

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Cemetery Conveniently Located in Outfield

on October 03, 2025

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Gwinnett's Most Misunderstood Street Sign

on October 02, 2025

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Woman Fully Committed to Painting Purchased at Buford TJ Maxx

on October 01, 2025

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Grave Matters: Pleasant Hill, Dacula

Today's Grave Matters column features Pleasant Hill, a wonderful mid-sized cemetery tucked in between Fence Road and Winder Highway. The entrance is on Fence, and the sign indicates that the graveyard is open for burials, though they do ask that you phone ahead before interring anyone. Pleasant Hill offers many older graves and an interesting rock wall, likely 19th century, that wraps around much of the border. There is also a stretch of abandoned road next to the graveyard, beyond which you can see the abandoned Waffle House across the train tracks next to the Winder Highway/316 QT. Below, a couple of benches next to the parking area. In the background are the abandoned road, with the abandoned Waffle House on the left of the bush, and QT on the right. Seen above, the mysterious road to nowhere. It dead ends on either side of the cemetery. Dead ends, you get it?

Chick-fil-A Really Struggling with America's Most Common Name

Like many Gwinnetians, your friendly neighborhood DG editor frequents Chick-fil-A more than I probably should. Also like many Gwinnetians, I happen to have America's most common first name. Just how common is it, you ask? According to the Social Security Administration, there are roughly 3.83 million Michaels in the US, and for 44 of the last 70 years, Michael has been the number 1 name for boys born in America, so it stands to reason that most people have encountered a Michael or two along the way. Even if you haven't run into a Michael in person, you've probably heard of Michael Jackson, Michael Jordan, or maybe even Michael the Archangel who famously battled none other than Satan in the Book of Revelation, famously included in no less than the Holy Bible, which just happens to be the best-selling book of all time. You'd think that would be enough to get your name spelled right, but the struggle continues.

Jesus Seen at Northside Hospital

We are pleased to report that none other than Jesus Himself has been making the rounds in Gwinnett of late. Longtime DG readers will recall that He made an appearance at the McDonalds on Swanson Drive , and He has most recently been spotted in Lawrenceville in the Northside Hospital lobby .

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