This episode explores the tensions between development and conservation in Gwinnett, as a proposed 280-unit residential project threatens a beloved wildlife sanctuary. We also dive into a shocking conviction related to a school shooting, the reopening of a decades-old cold case, a high-stakes Congressional race, and the growing success of a former baseball player's podcast.

Join us as we explore the latest political developments in Georgia, from a Gwinnett lawmaker's surprising move to the state's efforts to address insurance costs. We'll also dive into Gwinnett Tech's innovative approach to AI education and the Duluth community's chance to host a prestigious basketball tournament.

Join us as we explore the contentious debate around a new bill that links student privileges to school attendance, the innovative approach to affordable housing through hotel conversions in Gwinnett, the multi-agency crackdown on fentanyl, the ongoing legislative battles surrounding craft beer sales in Georgia, and the excitement of Gwinnett natives returning to the ACC Basketball Tournament.

In this episode, we report on the latest developments in Gwinnett County, Georgia, including a new round of construction for the Gas South District, a political challenge to a county commissioner, the passage of education bills in the state legislature, the construction of a new public safety building in Norcross, and an upcoming preseason event for the Gwinnett Stripers baseball team.

In this episode, we explore the latest developments and initiatives happening across Gwinnett County, Georgia. From an education campaign for a planned annexation to the opening of a new hospital tower, and from a pedestrian bridge project to a college grant, we'll dive into the progress and growth taking place in this dynamic community.

In this episode, we'll cover changes to sex education in Gwinnett schools, a police-involved shooting and online threats by a juvenile.

Explore the latest news and developments from Gwinnett, Georgia, including the increasing enrollment at Georgia Gwinnett College, a hit-and-run incident, a former Congresswoman's new career focus, efforts to limit corporate home ownership, and the groundbreaking of a new athletic facility at Greater Atlanta Christian School.

This episode of our podcast provides in-depth coverage of the key news stories impacting Gwinnett County. We'll report on Simmons' bid for a second term on the school board, Parkes' proposal to overhaul the local insurance industry, and the conviction of a man involved in a multi-million dollar electronics fencing ring. Additionally, we'll highlight the impressive performances of Gwinnett athletes, including a national championship win for the GGC men's tennis team.

Hear about the potential changes to speed limits on Georgia highways, the enduring artistry of Heart's Nancy Wilson, the sad story of a teen's passing in Gwinnett, a former local official's bid for state office, and the impressive accomplishments of Gwinnett high school graduates making waves in the NFL.

In this episode, we'll discuss the latest tax cut plan in Georgia that makes the first $100,000 of a family's income tax-free, as well as the potential $15,000 homestead exemption in Suwanee. We'll also explore the efforts of Georgia craft beer makers to increase sales outside of their breweries, and take a look at the new Suwanee location of a popular burger chain. Plus, we'll get the scoop on the 2026 Mitsubishi Electric Classic golf tournament in Gwinnett.