Lawson Smith

Here are our top five stories from the weekend you may have missed.

After the final day of the summer market on September 28th, the market will be permanently relocated to the Cumming City Center, where it will now be open year-round.

Recently, the City of Wider invested $1 million in resurfacing projects around the city.

The Hall County Landfill has announced that starting September 1, they will no longer be accepting waste in the form of boats, mobile homes, shingles, bulk Styrofoam or propane tanks.

During the month of August, Gwinnett Animal Welfare and Enforcement is joining shelters and rescues across the nation to find homes for sheltered pets during the fifth annual Clear the Shelters adoption drive.

Here are our top five stories from over the weekend that you may have missed.

At its regularly scheduled meeting on August 18th, The Gwinnett County Board of Education approved the appointment of the district's new Chief Equity Officer and new principals at Crews Middle School and Mountain View High School.

United Way of Hall County announced that they have a new volunteer website.

Here are our top five stories from the weekend you may have missed.

The Lawrenceville Police Department reported a successful first year with new co-responder program.