The Kids Directory is a good resource for kid activities in Gwinnett. Check them out! Your children…read morewill love you for it.

I was fortunate enough to attend the Business RadioX ribbon cutting today. This new studio is…read morelocated in the pristine luxury hotel Sonesta Gwinnett Place Atlanta. I LOVE SONESTA! They make me feel like royalty every time I visit. I have worked with Business RadioX in the past and their work ethic is always professional. If you're in the North Atlanta area and need a recording studio be sure to contact Mike Sammond - mike@businessradiox.com Tell him ASH SAID IT sent ya! Here are a few highlights you may not know about: Business RadioX Celebrates New Studio Inside Sonesta Gwinnett Place Atlanta Business RadioX, the fastest-growing B2B radio network in the country, has moved its Gwinnett studio inside the beautiful Sonesta Gwinnett Place Atlanta hotel.

UPDATE: The Marietta Daily Journal team has contacted me and issued the full refund. Thank you to…read moreeveryone who looked into this. Issue resolved. ----- Marietta Daily Journal My Request for Services - I contracted with The Henry Herald Online newspaper for newspaper services. Marietta Daily Journal owns the Henry Herald Newspaper. I paid a total of $54.38 between July 2025 and March 2026. The Issue - The services were never delivered. Response - I have contacted management repeatedly over a three-month period between March 4, 2026 and June 10, 2026. On March 24th, Marietta Daily Journal representatives explicitly acknowledged the error via telephone and requested me to send a detailed list of transactions in question. They promised a full reimbursement. Status - Despite these explicit admissions of fault and multiple promises to pay, the business has failed to issue the refund and continues to delay resolution.

The address for this beloved hometown newspaper was originally listed incorrectly on Yelp. I hope…read moreyelp fixed it. Like many of these hometown newspaper these days MDJ has thinned out over the years. But still its great for local news and if you are looking for things to do on the weekend these guys have you covered. I remember growing up they would cover our high school football events (they still are the go to for all the local high school games coverage) and from time to time I like to check out the highly anticipated Hillgrove vs. McEachern games or Walton vs. Lassiter, etc. If you grew up in the area...high school football is sacred and McEachern was the team to beat..and still is...by the way McEachern played Hillgrove a few days ago people are still talking about it...https://www.mdjonline.com/cobb_football_friday/mceachern-outlasts-hillgrove-in-controversial-finish-to-rivalry-game/article_589d1694-eca0-11e9-b24f-bb656d6b02d6.html Although on a side note the most intense high school football game I've ever been to is the Milton vs. Roswell...those people are serious....Anyway very glad this newspaper is still around...keep up the good work guys!

Our own local little comic book publisher that could really deserves its own Yelp review. I mean,…read morethese guys are the Indies' Indie. From Ed Brubaker to Craig Thompson (who created one of my fav. graphic novels "Blankets") to James Kolchalka to Alan Moore (yes, nerds THAT Alan Moore), these guys have it covered. And to think, they're in MARIETTA of all places. Not to mention publisher Chris Staros not only heads the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund, he's an Elvis fan. That's all right in my 4-color funny book.

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The Creative Loafing of Atlanta sports, but without ads for massage services and call girls on the…read moreback page. This free publication focuses on sports of all types and levels in the Atlanta area. If you're looking for an alternative to the AJC sports section, than here's your move. It's got high school, amateur, college, and pro sports all under one roof. There are articles by lots of the sports talk radio and television personalities as well as the staff writers. Good coverage of local sports, and it's available at tons of places all over the metro area. The website is pretty spare, basically just information on where you can pick up the print copy and some pdf's of older issues. But you can't argue with free...