Happy Memorial Day to you, your family and all who have served our country. For most of us, this weekend marks the official start of summer—and I can’t wait!
Gwinnett County Sheriff's Deputy Charity Fundraiser for Deputy Oscar Batista. Hosted by Project LEO, American Angel Works and Georgia Ethics.
Republicans need to find a new electoral strategy or modernize their platform if they hope to keep winning national races.
A 10 Point Plan for Just Immigration
Ever wish your family could just go to sleep and wake up a little bit healthier? You can! Dr. Walsh shares her secrets for overnight success.
Farmers Markets offer an opportunity for residents to have access to fresh, locally grown foods. Gwinnett County Health Department offers a list of local farmers markets.
The battle between deficit spending versus debt austerity economics has been at the forefront of the last 2 elections...
No one ever said that being a mom is easy! As a matter of fact, kids sometimes think we're mean just because we don't let them do what they want or make them do things they don't want to do.
Ask Consumer Ed provides answers to consumer questions and is brought to you by the Governor's Office of Consumer Protection. Today's question explains the new car tax.
As the school year comes to a close, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on some of the strides we made improving school nutrition this year.
It’s not surprising you didn’t hear much about the internet “security” Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA) dying in the Senate last week...
It might seem easy to spot the signs of childhood obesity, but it’s not. In fact, our biggest problem in Georgia is that parents don’t notice obesity in their own home.
We’ve all been there. And by “there,” I’m talking about being on the verge of pulling your hair out (assuming you have any left) because everything is imploding—or exploding—at home.
Join us at Rare Purls, the fabulous little yarn shop on the square in Duluth, this Saturday, April 20 from 11–1:30 for a free yarn bombing workshop.
Later this week, many expect us to see the first detailed proposition for immigration reform from the “gang of 8” committee...
It's prom season and I know that teenagers want to be pretty/handsome for their prom. It's important for children to make healthy changes to their life and not try a quick fix to achieve weight-loss.
A recent survey shows that nearly a third of Georgians have no savings designated for emergencies, such as job loss, significant medical expense or urgent car repair.
While I enjoy watching the tournament as both a fan and sports trainer, what I love about March Madness is the opportunity it provides to inspire kids to get moving.
The Gwinnett County Transit system costs $15.23 million per year, $10 million of which comes from taxpayers. But to shut it down would end up costing the County 2 or 3 times that much.
I want to help parents make the sidelines as important as the playing field so I worked with our Strong4Life experts to create an easy strategy for after game snacks.
We are excited to announce our first annual Strong4Life Superhero Sprint! We want your family to put on their capes and help us fight childhood obesity on Saturday, June 8 at Piedmont Park!
I moved to Gwinnett County in 1994. What a difference a few miles made. I appreciate great leadership and decisive, caring people, I started Gwinnett Ethics Inc to spotlight the good and bad.
It's National School Breakfast Week! One of our Registered Dietitian's is giving you the inside scoop on the importance of breakfast and why school breakfast is not what you remember.
Nathan Horton is a person that writes political commentary, and the treasurer of the Libertarian Party in my area, and I am a delegate with the GOP. I am pro the current plan, he is not. Compromise...
John Dunn dissects sequestration hysteria in Gwinnett, and lays out the real facts regarding locally provided government services
Should marijuana be legal? Should marijuana be allowed for medical use?
A new study by Georgia Credit Union Affiliates found that new vehicle loans in Georgia rose significantly last year. Used vehicle loans and first mortgage portfolios also increased.
John Dunn interviews Gwinnett County Commission Chairman Charlotte Nash, on her transition to elected politician, the new Board of Commissioners, and Gwinnett's water issues.
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta knows that keeping your family healthy is a priority. That’s why our team of doctors, psychologists, exercise experts and dietitians created Camp Strong4Life.
I remember some really cool cops when I was growing up. Will my children ever experience that? What happened to the friendly neighborhood cops?
John Dunn discusses the coming reorganization of the Georgia Republican Party, 2012, and how the GOP moves forward with veteran party stalwart B.J. Van Gundy, candidate for Chairman, Georgia GOP.
The week of February 4-8, 2013, has been declared Severe Weather Awareness Week in Georgia.
John Dunn calls on Gwinnett conservatives to participating in the coming GOP Mass Meetings.
Super Bowl Sunday is the second largest day for food consumption! Let Children's Healthcare of Atlanta's Strong4Life give you delicious and healthy food options for Super Bowl Sunday.
Part 2 of John Dunn's interview with State Rep. BJ Pak (R. Lilburn): Asian-Americans and Gwinnett's Political Future.
John Dunn interviews Rep. BJ Pak (R-Lilburn) in Part I of a two-part interview. In this installment: The coming session of the Georgia General Assembly
It’s agreed that today’s youth have too much time on their hands and not enough responsibility. Quick fixes are not always too good to be true. Here’s one that works.
No matter how you slice it, there is more than one way to prepare your toast!
Meet the amazing Jail Dogs In 1C who were saved from death row by Operation Second Chance.
John Dunn explains why the Connecticut school shooting stands out among mass-shootings, and how this massacre will be used to weaken the Second Amendment.