In Prime Lunchtime with the City Manager, we're talking about city charter amendments, "opening up", concerts, job fairs, Town Green improvements, trails, hotel conversion to apartment ordinance, and more. There is a lot on the agenda, let's get to it.

Jada Richardson, a senior golfer at Wesleyan School was recently named one of Gwinnett Daily Post’s “Super Six”. Listen in to this episode of Peachtree Corners Life to hear all about her incredible journey, the impact of COVID19, family, and where she draws her inspiration.

Resources:
Instagram: @jadarichardson1

Timestamp:
[00:00:30​] - Intro
[00:00:42​] - How Jada got into Golf
[00:03:36​] - Becoming a Successful Golfer
[00:04:42​] - The Impact of COVID on Golfing
[00:05:38​] - Family and Golfing
[00:06:52​] - Drawing Inspiration
[00:08:40​] - Jada’s Hobbies and Interests
[00:11:00​] - Closing

It’s a brand new month and that means more exciting news about the city. In this episode of Prime Lunchtime with the City Manager, Brian and Rico discuss the American Rescue Plan Act, success stories of the LPR Cameras, exciting developments, and much more.

Long Tran, owner of Peachy Corners Cafe, and an advocate of the Asian community joins Rico Figliolini to discuss hate crimes against Asian Americans, what it means to be Asian in America, how businesses are affected, and where we go from here.

In this episode of Peachtree Corners Life, Rico Figliolini is joined by two young and inspiring student artists, Kate Adent and Dane Scott. Kate and Dane are two of many young artists that are involved in the upcoming Virtual Wesleyan Artist’s Market. Dane and Kate share their artistic journey, inspirations, and experience with the upcoming artist’s market.

Resources:
Kate’s Website: KatePrints.com
Kate’s Social Media: @KatePrints
Dane’s Social Media: @Dane_Scott19
Virtual Artist’s Market www.ArtistsMarket.WesleyanSchool.org

The Nesbits, the Medlocks, and the Neelys were part of the rich history of the Peachtree Corners area, along with other well-known families, native American Indians and European settlers that came here. Author Carole Townsend talks about her new book - The History of an Innovative and Remarkable City.
Rico Figliolini hosts a talk with Townsend about her two-year journey in researching and writing the book that lays out this area's history from 1770 to 2020.

Learn about the new proposed 9.2 acre Peachtree Parkway multi-use development, new townhome application for at Peachtree Corners Circle and Jay Bird Alley, and Cornerstone Academy's expansion plans.

All from my talk with Peachtree Corners City Manager Brian Johnson.

Join Rico Figliolini and Brian Johnson on this episode of Prime Lunchtime with the City Manager to hear about all of the exciting things coming to Peachtree Corners. Get updates on new restaurants coming to town, expansions, redevelopment, and details on the multi-use ordinance.

How are Gwinnett Schools handling COVD19, distance, and in-person learning, and what is the future direction they should be taking. We interview current school board member Mary Kay Murphy (District 3

As always, every month we talk with Peachtree Corners City Manager Brian Johnson to discuss current topics and the future plans for the city. This episode includes more discussion on the East Jones Bridge project, the Governors Lake Multi-Use rezoning application, the refunding revenue bond, the pedestrian bridge, and Curiosity Lab at Peachtree Corners Recorded socially safe from the City of Peachtree Corners, Georgia