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GDP Script/ Top Stories for Feb 21st   

Publish Date:  Feb 20th

 

HENSSLER 15

From the Ingles Studio Welcome to the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast.

Today is Wednesday, February 21st and Happy heavenly Birthday to actor Alan Rickman

***02.21.24 – BIRTHDAY – ALAN RICKMAN***

I’m Bruce Jenkins and here are your top stories presented by Tom Wages Funeral Home

1. Northeast Georgia Boy Scouts Council Set to Recognize Three community stalwarts for Their Contributions in Gwinnett County
2. Gwinnett Schools Receive $10K Donation from Lidl's Give Back Campaign
3. Northside Hospital sponsors Rookie Driver Layne Riggs for Atlanta Motor Speedway Race

Plus, my conversation with Leah McGrath from Ingles Markets on food longevity.

All of this and more is coming up on the Gwinnett Daily Post podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen daily and subscribe!

Break 1: TOM WAGES

 

STORY 1: Northeast Georgia Boy Scouts Council Set to Recognize 3

The Northeast Georgia Council of the Boy Scouts of America is set to honor three community stalwarts at their 24th annual Gwinnett American Values Dinner on March 5. The event will take place at the Gas South District.

Debbie Bilbro, renowned for her contributions at Northside Hospital Gwinnett and Duluth, Brad Carr, a distinguished partner at Andersen, Tate, and Carr, P.C., and Stan Hall, the CEO of Gas South District/Gwinnett Convention and Visitors Bureau, are the honorees for this year's event. They will be conferred with the esteemed Scott Hudgens Distinguished Citizen Award.

The annual dinner, which typically sees attendance from over 400 community leaders, is an initiative to support and benefit over 5,000 Scouts and Scout leaders in Gwinnett County. For additional information or queries, interested parties can reach out to Rodney Brundidge at 706-405-9912 or via email at [email protected].

STORY 2: Gwinnett Schools Receive $10K Donation from Lidl's Give Back Campaign

Seven public schools in Gwinnett County have benefited from Lidl's Groceries That Give Back campaign, receiving a total donation of $10,000. The funds were raised through the myLidl rewards app, with participating high schools earning money based on customer spend. The donation will be used for various sports programs across the seven schools. The campaign, which ran from Sept. 13 to Dec. 12, will see Lidl donate a total of $29,000 to 18 Atlanta schools. Lidl US, which operates 16 stores in the metro area, also attended over 25 high school football games during the campaign, providing free food and completing Volunteer Time Off days at local schools.

STORY 3: Northside Hospital sponsors Layne Riggs for Atlanta Motor Speedway Race

This weekend's NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway will feature Northside Hospital as a key sponsor. The hospital system is partnering with Front Row Motorsports to sponsor Layne Riggs' No. 38 Ford F-150 for the second race of the NCTS season. This marks Northside's debut partnership in NASCAR, adding to its existing sports partnerships which include the Atlanta Braves, Georgia State University Athletics, the Atlanta Track Club, and the Gwinnett Stripers.

Northside's vice president of marketing and communications, Lee Echols, expressed excitement about joining forces with Front Row Motorsports and Layne Riggs. Echols stated that Northside Hospital is proud to support Riggs at the beginning of his career and looks forward to his future successes.

Riggs reciprocated the enthusiasm for the new partnership, stating, "Being a premier health care organization in the area, they share the same compassion for their profession as I do for racing.

The Northside Hospital Ford F-150 will make its debut with qualifying on Friday at 3 p.m., with the race scheduled for Saturday at 2 p.m.

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STORY 4: Women get same exercise benefits as men but with less effort: study

A recent study has found that women can reap the same benefits from exercise as men, but with less effort required. This research identified a "gender gap" in physical exertion, revealing that women can exercise less frequently than men and still achieve greater cardiovascular gains.

The study, published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology (JACC), utilized data from over 400,000 U.S. adults collected between 1997 and 2019 by the National Health Interview Survey. The results showed that regular physical activity reduced mortality risk by 24% in women and 15% in men.

Notably, the research indicated that men need to engage in moderate to vigorous activities like brisk walking or cycling for about five hours per week to reach their maximal survival benefit. In contrast, women can attain the same benefit with just two-and-a-half hours of similar activity per week.

When it comes to weightlifting and other muscle-strengthening exercises, men peak at three sessions per week, while women only need one. Women also reach maximal survival benefit at 140 minutes of exercise per week, whereas men require twice that amount.

STORY 5: Did religious people cope much better during the pandemic?

A University of Cambridge study found that religious individuals coped better with the Covid-19 pandemic than non-religious ones. The mental health decline was 60% worse for non-believers. The research, which analyzed data from the UK and US, showed that those with strong religious beliefs experienced less unhappiness during the pandemic. The study suggests that religion can bolster self-esteem and coping skills in times of crisis. However, the benefits of religion were not observed in areas with strict lockdowns, indicating the importance of access to places of worship. The research highlights the role of religious faith in building resilience and providing hope during challenging times.

STORY 6: LEAH MCGRATH

And now here is my conversation with Leah McGrath from Ingles Markets on food longevity.

 

***LEAH MCGRATH***

 

We’ll have final thoughts after this.

 

Break 4: HENRY CO SHERIFFS OFFICE

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GDP Script/ Top Stories for Feb 20th     

Publish Date:  Feb 19th      

 

HENSSLER 15

From the Ingles Studio Welcome to the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast.

Today is Tuesday, February 20th and Happy heavenly Birthday to Steely Dan co-founder Walter Becker.

***02.20.24 – BIRTHDAY – WALTER BECKER***

I’m Keith Ippolito and here are your top stories presented by Tom Wages Funeral Home

1. Search Underway for Gwinnett Teen Missing for Three Weeks Since Departing School
2. Proposed Georgia House Bill Seeks to Boost Demographic Diversity in Invest Georgia Fund Selection Process
3. Freedom to Drive Bill Introduced by Gwinnett Legislator

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Break 1: TOM WAGES

 

STORY 1: Gwinnett Police Looking For Missing Teen Last Seen Leaving School Three Weeks Ago

The Gwinnett County Police Department is actively searching for Eva Virginia Cambron, a 15-year-old student from Lilburn, who has been missing for three weeks. She was last seen departing from McClure Science High School and was spotted running down Club Drive in the direction of Shackleford Road.

Cambron's disappearance was reported through the Gwinnett County Public Schools Police Department. At the time of her disappearance, she was wearing a grey hoodie, dark pants, and light-colored shoes. She stands 5 feet 2 inches tall, weighs approximately 115 pounds, and has long, dark hair and brown eyes.

Authorities are urging anyone with information on Cambron's whereabouts to come forward. You can contact the Gwinnett County Police or provide information anonymously via Crime Stoppers of Greater Atlanta.

STORY 2: Georgia House Bill Would Add Demographic Diversity To Invest Georgia Fund Selection Criteria

State Representative Darshun Kendrick, representing Lithonia, is championing House Bill 1138 with the goal of broadening the demographic reach of the Invest Georgia Fund. The fund operates as a "fund of funds", directing state resources into venture capital firms which subsequently invest in local businesses.

The proposed legislation by Kendrick introduces a new criterion to the fund's objectives - promoting investment diversity that mirrors Georgia's demographic diversity. The objective behind this initiative is to stimulate economic growth and generate job opportunities for a wider range of Georgians.

Presently, the bill is being deliberated by the Georgia House Economic Development and Tourism Committee.

STORY 3: Gwinnett Lawmaker Files Freedom to Drive Bill

In a move geared towards inclusivity and public safety, State Senator Nabilah Islam Parkes, representing Duluth, has tabled Senate Bill 478, also known as the Freedom To Drive Act. This legislation aims to extend driver's license access to non-U.S. citizens in Georgia.

The bill proposes the provision of government-issued identification and driving authorization cards to immigrants, independent of their immigration status. The objective is to legally enable immigrants to drive, thereby enhancing public safety and fostering a more inclusive environment. This measure also seeks to allow them to contribute more effectively to Georgia's economy and societal fabric.

Currently under review by the Senate’s Public Safety Committee, the bill suggests an eight-year valid license for noncitizens and ensures non-discrimination during the application process. A variety of documents, including school IDs, employment IDs, and immigration-related papers like DACA approval letters, are deemed acceptable for this purpose.

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STORY 4: Georgia Power objections cast long shadow over state lawmakers’ efforts to expand solar energy

In Georgia, there is a growing call for the expansion of community solar initiatives, which proponents argue could lower overall energy costs and broaden access to clean energy. However, these proposals face opposition from Georgia Power, the state's largest electric utility.

The legislative measures under consideration would permit developers to construct small solar arrays within Georgia Power's jurisdiction. This would allow customers to subscribe to a share of the electricity produced by these arrays and subsequently receive credits on their utility bills. Advocates insist that this initiative would particularly benefit renters and homeowners with roof areas unsuitable for solar panels due to shading.

Georgia Power counters this argument by suggesting that such a program could result in cost shifting to other consumers and potentially lead to confusion among ratepayers. Despite these concerns, supporters stress the urgency of expanding clean energy options in light of escalating energy costs and an anticipated energy deficit.

For these bills to progress, they need to pass at least one legislative chamber by the deadline on February 29.

STORY 5: Partnership Gwinnett Recognizes Local Companies For Creating New Jobs

In a significant boost to the local economy, eight firms in Gwinnett County collectively generated over 1,500 new jobs and made an investment close to $486 million last year, according to Partnership Gwinnett. The companies, which include Leuze Electronic Inc., NEMA Inc., and Northeast Georgia Health System, were recognized for their contributions at the Gwinnett Company Reception.

This event is dedicated to honoring businesses that have chosen to expand within Gwinnett or select it as the location for their new establishments. Deven Cason of Partnership Gwinnett highlighted how these companies are vital contributors to Gwinnett County's economic growth and community development.

In addition to acknowledging corporate contributions, Partnership Gwinnett also uses this occasion to recognize the efforts of nonprofit partners such as the American Cancer Society and Junior Achievement. Looking ahead, Partnership Gwinnett is preparing to host the Movers and Makers Awards in May, an event designed to celebrate the manufacturing and logistics industry within Gwinnett.

STORY 6: Hooper-Renwick Speaker Series To Feature Author Victoria Christoper Murray on Feb. 22

The Hooper-Renwick School, nestled in Lawrenceville and recognized as the only Black public high school in Gwinnett County prior to its consolidation with the Gwinnett County School System, is set to be transformed into a spacious 25,000-square-foot library. The project, which is financed by the Hooper-Renwick Memorial Programming Fund & Endowment with significant backing from Peach State Credit Union, seeks to uphold and celebrate the school's rich history.

In addition to this transformative project, a speaker series has been organized to honor the experiences and stories of Hooper-Renwick attendees. This series will kick off on February 22 at the Lawrenceville Arts Center with Victoria Christoper Murray, a celebrated author known for her New York Times bestselling works. The event will feature insightful discussions led by Murray and fellow author ReShonda Tate, as well as Hooper-Renwick alumni Joyce Moore and Dr. John Maxey.

STORY 7: Georgia House votes to expand paid parental leave for state workers

In a significant move, the Georgia House of Representatives has decisively passed House Bill 1010, a measure designed to enhance paid parental leave for state workers. Under the terms of the bill, the allocation of paid leave would be increased from the current 120 hours to 240 hours, equivalent to six weeks. This provision would be applicable following the birth, adoption, or foster care placement of a child.

 

With a vote of 153-11, the bill received substantial backing. Speaker Jon Burns underscored the crucial role such legislation plays in supporting working families. Meanwhile, Speaker Pro Tempore Jan Jones stressed the importance of this expanded benefit in attracting and retaining employees.

 

Following this approval by the House, the bill will now proceed to the state Senate for further deliberation.

We’ll have final thoughts after this.

 

Break 4: HENRY CO SHERIFFS OFFICE

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Thanks again for hanging out with us on today’s Gwinnett Daily Post podcast. If you enjoy these shows, we encourage you to check out our other offerings, like the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast, the Marietta Daily Journal, the Community Podcast for Rockdale Newton and Morgan Counties, or the Paulding County News Podcast. Read more about all our stories, and get other great content at Gwinnettdailypost.com.

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Our episode begins with a devastating event in Winder - a triple shooting that claimed the lives of Susan Denise Arvold and Michael Alan Alvold. The suspect, Cody Donavan Jones, is currently under hospital care. Following this, we bring to your attention a crucial public safety alert issued after a rabid raccoon attacked a dog in Lawrenceville. On a brighter note, Cheyenne Bogle, a resident of Snellville, has successfully graduated from Georgia's Juvenile Correctional Officer Training Program.

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 GDP Script/ Top Stories for Feb 14th  

Publish Date:  Feb 13th

 

From the Drake Realty Studio Welcome to the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast.

Today is Wednesday, February 14th and Happy 51st Birthday to Matchbox 20’s Rob Thomas.

***02.14.24 – BIRTHDAY – ROB THOMAS***

I’m Bruce Jenkins and here are your top stories presented by Tom Wages Funeral Homes.

1. Double Murder Case Resolved: Kennesaw Man Found Guilty in Lawrenceville
2. Suspected Shoplifter's Aim: Selling Stolen Tools for Basic Necessities
3. Study Reveals: Bullied Teens at Higher Risk of Experiencing Psychotic Episodes

Plus, my conversation with Leah McGrath from Ingles Markets on microwave meals.

All of this and more is coming up on the Gwinnett Daily Post podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen daily and subscribe!

Break 1: TOM WAGES

 

STORY 1: Kennesaw Man Convicted In Lawrenceville Double Murder Case

Steven Tran, a 23-year-old man from Cobb County, has been handed dual life sentences plus five years without the possibility of parole. The sentencing comes after Tran was found guilty of a double murder and threatening another person during a drug transaction in 2020. The charges against him included malice murder, felony murder, aggravated assault, and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony. Tran had planned to purchase marijuana from An Ha and Julian Talbo but instead robbed them and ended their lives at a residence in Lawrenceville. He also menaced a woman with a firearm. Following the collection of substantial evidence, Tran confessed, leading to his conviction. Gwinnett County District Attorney Patsy Austin-Gatson expressed her contentment in bringing justice to the victims' families.

STORY 2: Shoplifting Suspect Wanted To Sell Stolen Tools To Make Money For Food, Lodging

Kevin Elam, a 36-year-old Indianapolis native, was caught attempting to steal DeWalt power tools from an Ace Hardware store near Loganville. His intention was to sell the stolen items to fund his food and shelter needs. Despite making a getaway in a Nissan Rouge, diligent store employees were able to provide the police with a detailed vehicle description and tag number. Surveillance camera analysts located the vehicle and relayed the information to the officers, resulting in Elam's arrest just 8.2 miles from the store. The stolen tools, valued at $1,271, were recovered. Elam admitted to the theft, attributing it to financial strain, and is currently being held in Gwinnett County Jail on a felony theft by shoplifting charge, with a bond set at $4,600.

STORY 3: Bullied teens more at risk of suffering psychotic episodes

Recent research has unveiled that teenagers who are victims of bullying are more prone to experiencing early psychotic episodes. This is attributed to reduced glutamate levels, a neurotransmitter that controls emotions in the brain's anterior cingulate cortex (ACC). The study, published in Molecular Psychiatry, suggests that focusing on glutamate could decrease the likelihood of psychotic disorders in bullied teens. Psychosis, defined by a disconnection from reality and hallucinations, is linked with altered glutamate levels. Researchers from the University of Tokyo used magnetic resonance spectroscopy to evaluate glutamate levels in adolescents, establishing a correlation between bullying experiences and subclinical psychotic symptoms. The lead author, Dr. Naohiro Okada, advocates for anti-bullying initiatives and mental health support as preventative strategies. Non-drug interventions like cognitive behavioral therapy could rectify neurotransmitter imbalances in bullied adolescents.

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STORY 4: Ex-beauty queen inspiring other women experiencing hair loss

Dr. Bhasha Mukherjee, a former Miss England winner, has come forward about her own struggles with female-pattern baldness during her reign. Mukherjee, who resorted to using eye shadow and hair extensions to cover up thinning hair, is now dedicated to breaking down stigmas associated with the topic. She stresses the unrealistic beauty expectations placed on women and advocates for open conversations about hair loss, challenging the prevalent notion that femininity is tied to voluminous hair. Mukherjee also shines a light on how modern lifestyle factors can affect hair health and welcomes the idea of a hair loss brand sponsoring the Miss England pageant, marking a progressive step towards addressing the issue.

STORY 5: These kids are first in world to get special Marvel superhero bionic arms

Kaden Taylor and Safiyyah Uddin, two British children born with partial limbs, have become the world's first recipients of Spider-Man-themed bionic prosthetics. The innovative prosthetics, a result of a collaboration between Marvel and Disney and manufactured by Open Bionics, are 3D-printed and equipped with myoelectric sensors that respond to muscle contractions. Safiyyah is delighted with her pink Hero Arm, which mirrors Spider-Woman, and is now able to perform tasks using both hands. Kaden, who was initially reluctant about prosthetics, has enthusiastically adopted his Spider-Man Hero Arm, significantly boosting his confidence and enabling him to participate in activities such as bike riding. Open Bionics has plans to develop more superhero-themed prosthetics and is currently searching for a candidate with a limb difference to represent "Miles Morales" in their upcoming project.

 

We’ll be back in a moment.

 

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STORY 6: LEAH MCGRATH

And now here is my conversation with Leah McGrath from Ingles Markets on microwave meals.

 

STORY 7: LEAH MCGRATH

***LEAH MCGRATH INERVIEW***

 

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GDP Script/ Top Stories for Feb 13th     

Publish Date:  Feb 12th      

 

HENSSLER 15

From the Ingles Studio Welcome to the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast.

Today is Tuesday, February 13th and Happy 73rd Birthday to musician to Peter Gabriel.

***02.13.24 – BIRTHDAY – PETER GABRIEL***

I’m Bruce Jenkins and here are your top stories presented by Credit Union of Geogia.

1. Georgia Voter Registration Closes; Early Voting Begins Soon for Key Presidential Primary Election
2. Gwinnett Police Arrest Four, Recover $1 Million Worth of Stolen Construction Materials
3. Gwinnett Schools Receive Honor with Grant for Cancer Research

All of this and more is coming up on the Gwinnett Daily Post podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen daily and subscribe!

Break 1: HENRY COUNTY

 

STORY 1: Monday Is the Voter Registration Deadline For Georgia's Presidential Primary

The registration deadline for Georgia citizens to participate in the March 12 presidential primary election was on February 121. In the Republican primary, notable contenders include former President Donald Trump and former U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley2. On the Democratic side, the competition is between President Joe Biden and Dean Phillips.

Early voting begins on February 19 and runs until March4. For the Presidential Preference Primary on March 12, ten designated polling stations will be open from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm, including weekends, starting from Monday, February 19, through Friday, March.

However, it's worth noting that not all polling locations are equipped with ballot drop boxes6. These boxes are now situated within specific advance voting locations and are accessible only during the advanced voting period's operating hours and days7. Unlike before, they are no longer available around the clock, seven days a week.

STORY 2: Four People Arrested As Gwinnett Police Recover $1 Million In Stolen Construction Materials

Gwinnett County Police unearthed stolen construction materials valued at $1 million and a substantial quantity of pills suspected to be illicit narcotics during the execution of a search warrant at a residence located at 4260 Tuggle Road. Four individuals, identified as Bobby Mosley, Charles Mosley, Estuesta Fortuna Rogelio Jr., and Regina Crane, are facing charges related to the possession of controlled substances with the intent to distribute3. The stolen materials, consisting of items such as flooring, doors, and appliances, were discovered in garages on the property. Investigators are currently in collaboration with retail companies like Home Depot and Lowes to identify the stolen items5. As the investigation advances, additional charges may be filed6. The process of inventorying the recovered items is ongoing and is expected to take more than a week to complete.

STORY 3: Gwinnett Schools Honored with Cancer Research Grant

Gwinnett County Public Schools (GCPS) has been honored with the American Cancer Society's Hero of Research Award1. This recognition is due to the district's significant participation in the Relay For Life campaign, where 53 teams amassed over $382,000 last year. As part of the award, a research grant will be named after GCPS4. The grant will fund research into the role of BLM in alternative lengthening of telomeres, a process linked to several types of cancer. The research, scheduled to run from January 1 to December 31, 2026, will focus on brain tumors, breast cancer, neuroblastoma, sarcoma, and bone cancer. GCPS Superintendent Calvin J. Watts expressed pride in the partnership with the American Cancer Society and highlighted their shared commitment to community well-being and saving lives. The Gwinnett Relay For Life event, an integral part of these fundraising efforts, is set for April 27 at the Suwanee Town Center.

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STORY 4: Two Georgia Principal Of The Year Finalists Are From Gwinnett Schools

Gwinnett County Public Schools (GCPS) is proud to have two of its principals among the finalists for Georgia's 2024 Principal of the Year Award1. Dr. Brett Savage of Brookwood High School and Ryan Queen of Trickum Middle School make up one-third of the six total finalists for this prestigious award. The winner will go on to compete in the 2025 National Association of Secondary School Principal of the Year Competition. Both Savage and Queen expressed their gratitude for this recognition, attributing their success to their hardworking staff, supportive communities, and unwavering commitment to education. GCPS has a strong track record of producing statewide principal winners, with at least four winners in the past 12 years5. The selection process for the 2024 award involves interviews with the finalists, and the winner will be announced later in the year.

STORY 5: Weather Makes For Great Day For Run The Reagan Road Race

The 29th annual Run the Reagan road race in Snellville saw participation from 1,500 individuals, offering a variety of race options such as a 5K, 10K, half marathon, and a one-mile "Fun Run". The event benefits local charities such as the Brookwood Schools Foundation, South Gwinnett Cluster Foundation, and Lilburn Co-op. Despite past weather challenges, runners this year enjoyed a pleasant 60-degree day. The event encourages community involvement and supports education, with over 300 students and Brookwood High School principal Brett Savage participating4. Former Brookwood students Christopher and Patrick Smith won the 10K and half marathon, respectively, underlining the event's strong local ties and beneficial impact on both participants and charities.

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STORY 6: Study explores how employed Americans handle sickness

A study of 2,000 employed adults found that 40% of Americans believe their mother cares for them better than their partner when they fall ill. Men are more likely to agree with this sentiment than women. While most people prefer to keep their illness private, some share about it on social media, with men more likely to do so than women. Despite feeling unwell, many still attempt to remain productive, with some even working while sick. Concerns about falling behind at work and financial worries contribute to the reluctance to take sick days, particularly among women who worry more about reduced or lost wages. Many respondents favor telehealth visits over in-person doctor's appointments due to convenience.

STORY 7: A fungal plague is killing Georgia’s bats. Scientists are fighting back

Wildlife biologists in northeast Georgia are monitoring the devastating impact of white-nose syndrome on tricolored bats, a species once prevalent in the area. The fungal disease causes dehydration and starvation in hibernating bats, leading to a significant population decline across North America. The fungus, which thrives in cold, damp environments, has now reached Georgia, posing a threat to various bat species. Strategies to combat the syndrome include treatment trials using airborne compounds to inhibit fungal growth in bat habitats, with promising results seen in the recovery of bat populations in treated areas. Conservationists stress the importance of human intervention in reducing the impact of human-induced threats to wildlife species like bats.

 

We’ll have final thoughts after this.

 

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Thanks again for hanging out with us on today’s Gwinnett Daily Post podcast. If you enjoy these shows, we encourage you to check out our other offerings, like the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast, the Marietta Daily Journal, the Community Podcast for Rockdale Newton and Morgan Counties, or the Paulding County News Podcast. Read more about all our stories and get other great content at Gwinnettdailypost.com.

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From the BG AD GROUP Studio this is your news minute on the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast presented by Credit Union of Georgia. Today is Monday, February 12th, and I'm Keith Ippolito.

How road conditions in Georgia have deteriorated since 2000

Road conditions in Georgia have seen a significant decline since 2000. Data from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics reveals that the share of roads in "acceptable condition" in Georgia has dropped from 99.86% in 2000 to just under 93% in 2020. This decrease has financial implications for Georgia motorists, who spend an average of $410 per year on vehicle maintenance costs and increased fuel consumption due to poorly maintained roads. The condition of roads is measured by the International Roughness Index (IRI), with roads having IRI values below 170 considered in acceptable condition and those above 170 classified as poor. These figures are part of a larger trend across the U.S, where the state of road infrastructure has deteriorated, leading to an estimated $130 billion in extra vehicle repairs and fuel costs annually.

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GDP Script/ Top Stories for Feb 11th      

Publish Date:  Feb 9th      

 

From the Drake Realty Studio Welcome to the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast.

Today is Sunday, February 11th, and Happy 62nd Birthday to singer Sherly Crow.

 

I’m Bruce Jenkins and here are your top stories presented by Credit Union of Georgia.

1. Gwinnett Police Confirm Dacula Resident's Death Due to Wheelchair Fall
2. Mulberry Cityhood Legislation Reaches Governor Kemp: What Are the Next Steps?
3. Veteran Completes Global Marathons in Fruit Costumes

All of this and more is coming up on the Gwinnett Daily Post podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen daily and subscribe!

Break 1: HENRY CO SHERIFFS OFFICE

 

STORY 1: UPDATE: Gwinnett Police Say Dacula Man Died After Falling From Wheelchair

An elderly man was found dead in a Dacula parking lot, believed to have fallen out of his wheelchair. Police responded to a medical call and discovered the man's body between two cars, wearing only undergarments with blood on him. Initially treated as suspicious, investigation concluded it was not a crime. Surveillance footage indicated he collided with a guardrail, fell from his wheelchair, and succumbed to his injuries. The cold weather likely exacerbated the situation. The Medical Examiner's Office will determine the cause of death.

STORY 2: Mulberry Cityhood Bill Heads To Gov. Kemp's Desk. What Happens Now?

The state House passed Senate Bill 333, sending it to Gov. Brian Kemp for approval. The bill would allow residents in northeastern Gwinnett County to vote on creating the city of Mulberry in May. Proposed without property taxes, Mulberry would be Gwinnett's 17th municipality, potentially becoming its largest by area and second largest by population. The city would have a five-member council, electing a mayor internally. Funding would come from fees rather than property taxes. While supported by House Majority Leader Chuck Efstration, Democrats argued for further review before sending it to voters.

STORY 3: Ex-vet completes marathons around the world dressed as fruit

Sally Orange, an ex-army major, gained fame by completing marathons on every continent dressed as various fruits. Her unique attire has garnered attention, including meeting members of the Royal family. Sally, 49, raised over £800k for charity through these marathons since 2009. Her challenges included running on all continents in just seven days in 2023. Despite grueling conditions and emotional challenges, she persevered to spread awareness about mental health. Sally, discharged from the army due to depression and anxiety, uses her outfits to tackle this "dark topic." Next, she plans to tackle the Everest marathon, taking her message to new heights.

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STORY 4: Miller's Youth Sports Offers Plethora Of Services For Duluth Area Kids

Meghan and Ryan Miller have launched Miller’s Youth Sports in Duluth, offering a range of programs for families. Combining their passion for sports and youth development, they provide after-school programs, summer camps, dance, and martial arts classes. Meghan, with a background in child development and athletics, and Ryan, with experience in entrepreneurship and community engagement, aim to create positive experiences for young people. Serving various elementary schools and offering diverse activities, they focus on personal development and skill-building. Positive feedback has driven their ambition to expand and impact more families in the community.

STORY 5: New spiral-shaped lens could revolutionize eyewear technology

A revolutionary new spiral-shaped lens promises significant advancements in eyewear technology, offering clear vision across various distances and lighting conditions. Developed by a French research team led by Professor Bertrand Simon, the lens, dubbed the "spiral diopter," functions similarly to progressive lenses but without typical distortions. Its spiral design creates multiple points of focus, providing clear vision at various depths. This innovation could benefit individuals with cataracts or age-related vision issues. Additionally, the lens's potential applications extend to contact lenses, intraocular implants, and miniaturized imaging systems. The lens's creation involved combining intuitive design with advanced fabrication techniques, and ongoing research aims to further understand its optical properties and real-world performance.

 

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STORY 6: Georgia lawmakers, environmentalists blast tax break plan to expand crypto-mining in state

A proposed bill in Georgia, dubbed the "Blockchain Basics Act," aimed at supporting the state's burgeoning Bitcoin-mining industry, has sparked controversy due to concerns over noise pollution, energy, and water usage. Sponsored by Rep. Scott Hilton, the bill would grant tax breaks to crypto mining companies and prevent local officials from imposing noise regulations on mining centers. While proponents argue for rural economic development and job creation, opponents, including lawmakers from both parties and environmentalists, raise concerns about the impact on local communities and the environment. Additionally, the bill's provision to bar treating cryptocurrency as securities raises concerns about investor protection and fraud investigation. The bill is undergoing debate, with stakeholders urging careful consideration of its implications.

STORY 7: Georgia Senate approves bill that aims to restrict the ways workers can form unions

The Georgia Senate passed Senate Bill 362, supported by Gov. Brian Kemp, requiring businesses to hold secret ballot elections before recognizing labor unions if they want to receive state incentives. The bill, sponsored by Sen. Mike Hodges, aims to prevent unions from using less formal methods like card checks for unionization. Proponents argue that secret ballots protect workers from intimidation and pressure, while opponents, including Democratic senators, argue that such ballots delay negotiations and allow employers to use intimidation tactics. Republicans maintain that the bill aligns with Arizona's precedent and does not violate national labor law, while Democrats fear it could lead to costly legal battles.

 

We’ll have final thoughts after this.

 

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From the BG AD GROUP Studio this is your news minute on the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast presented by Credit Union of Georgia. Today is Saturday, February 10th, and I'm Keith Ippolito.

Run The Reagan Road Race Set For Saturday

The 29th annual Run The Reagan Road race is set to take place at 9 a.m. today, with a large number of participants expected to compete in various races on Ronald Reagan Parkway. The event features a half marathon, 10K, 5K, and a fun run, providing entertainment for the whole family including music by DJ Lee, a Kids Fun Zone, characters and free face painting from Snellville Performing Arts, as well as food from Chick-fil-A and Ms. Jay’s Funnel Cakes. Run The Reagan President, Amanda Soesbe, described the event as a way to support the local community and three charities: the Brookwood Schools Foundation, the South Gwinnett Cluster Foundation, and the Lilburn Cooperative Ministry. The event, sponsored by Piedmont Eastside Medical Center, raises nearly $50,000 each year, which is equally split among the charities.

Also, remember to say 'yes' to GCPS today! Be there on at 8am at the Gas South Convention Center. Don't miss this golden opportunity to be a part of Georgia's largest school district and a top employer recognized by Forbes. Say 'yes' to GCPS, where passion meets opportunity!

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GDP Script/ Top Stories for Feb 9th      

Publish Date:  Feb 8th      

 

From the Drake Realty Studio Welcome to the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast.

Today is Friday, February 9th, and Happy 81st Birthday to singer Carole King.

***02.09.24 – BIRTHDAY – CAROLE KING***

I’m Bruce Jenkins and here are your top stories presented by Credit Union of Georgia.

1. Bill for Mulberry Cityhood Gets Green Light from Georgia House Committee
2. Black Gwinnett Event to Spotlight County's African-American Businesses
3. Want to Showcase Your Voice at a Gwinnett Stripers Game? Here's Your Guide to Applying for National Anthem Performance

All of this and more is coming up on the Gwinnett Daily Post podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen daily and subscribe!

Break 1: GCPS LIVE READ

***GCPS READ***

Hey, Gwinnett County! Don't forget to mark your calendar for the GCPS Teacher Job Fair tomorrow! Join us on February 10th at 8am at the Gas South Convention Center. This is a golden opportunity to be a part of Gwinnett County Public Schools - Georgia's largest school district and a top employer recognized by Forbes. Whether you're kick-starting your career or seeking a change, your passion for education could find its perfect home with us. Say 'yes' to GCPS, where passion meets opportunity!

STORY 1: Georgia House Committee OKs Mulberry Cityhood Bill. Here's What's Next

A proposal for Mulberry cityhood in Gwinnett County advances in the Georgia House of Representatives, with the Intragovernmental Coordination Committee approving Senate Bill 333 for a referendum on the May 21 general election primary ballot. Despite Democratic opposition, Mulberry's creation, following a "city lite" model, aims to provide limited services such as planning and zoning without implementing city property taxes. Concerns over the proposal's constitutionality and its impact on Gwinnett County's service delivery agreement arise during legislative debate. Proponents argue for local control and address potential impacts on the county budget, while Democrats express reservations about taxation and legal implications.

STORY 2: Taste of Black Gwinnett Will Highlight County's African-American Businesses

The Gwinnett County Black Chamber of Commerce is organizing the Taste of Black Gwinnett event in Norcross on Feb. 16, showcasing Black-owned restaurants and businesses. The event, held at the Norcross Cultural Arts and Community Center, offers free registration for attendees, with vendors selling food samples from the Black/African diaspora at varying prices. Meals range from $6 to $12, covering entrees, sides, soups, salads, and desserts. Vendor booth prices vary for chamber members, nonmembers, and Black "Youthpreners." Activities include Black History Month facts, games, a documentary screening, music, and a tribute to journalist Joe Madison. Registration is available online.

STORY 3: Here's How You Can Apply To Sing The National Anthem At A Gwinnett Stripers Game

The Gwinnett Stripers are seeking National Anthem performers through a virtual audition process. Interested singers and vocal groups can submit digital performances to [email protected] by Feb. 23. Submissions will be judged based on tone, pace (90 seconds or less), and clarity. Top candidates will participate in virtual auditions starting in March, with no in-person auditions planned. Selected performers will be contacted to schedule a performance during the 2024 season. The Gwinnett Stripers' Opening Night at Coolray Field is scheduled for Tuesday, April 2, against Louisville.

 

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STORY 4: ECI Group Breaks Ground On The Averly Collins Hill Apartments In Lawrenceville

ECI Group has commenced construction on The Averly Collins Hill, a $76 million apartment development spanning 22 acres on Collins Rd. in Lawrenceville. The project, in collaboration with The Griffin Fund, will feature 300 units of Class A apartments across eight buildings. Synovus provided construction financing for the three-story garden-style residences, which will complement planned 55+ active adult housing and commercial components in the Lawrenceville Gateway development. The project aligns with the nearby 15-story Northside Hospital Gwinnett tower, expected to bring 3,000-5,000 jobs. Amenities at The Averly Collins Hill include a clubhouse, fitness center, pool, dog play area, and coffee bar. The apartments boast upscale features like wood-style flooring, quartz countertops, and stainless steel appliances. The development, located at 700 Collins Hill Rd., aims to offer convenient and quality housing in a mixed-use neighborhood.

STORY 5: Georgia senators debate state pullout from accrediting American Library Association

Conservative state senators in Georgia are proposing Senate Bill 390 to sever ties with the American Library Association (ALA), citing objections to the ALA's support for library materials on LGBTQ topics. The bill would prohibit state and local entities from spending on the ALA and remove requirements for public library directors to hold degrees accredited by the ALA. Despite concerns about potential impacts on library programs, the bill has garnered support in light of recent controversies. Another bill, SB 394, seeks restrictions on materials in school libraries, while SB 154 could hold librarians accountable for distributing materials deemed harmful to minors. Discussions are ongoing, balancing concerns about funding and accreditation with objections to certain library content.

 

STORY 6: Georgia state Supreme Court chief tells lawmakers justice system needs better pay to move cases

Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Michael P. Boggs addressed state legislators, highlighting the staffing shortages and financial challenges facing Georgia's judicial system. Despite progress in reducing case backlogs, staffing shortages of court reporters, prosecutors, public defenders, and other court personnel hinder efficient case processing. Boggs emphasized the need for competitive pay to attract and retain experienced professionals. High turnover rates and unfilled vacancies across all levels of the judicial system were cited, along with shortages of court reporters and interpreters. Innovative use of grant funds helped reduce backlogs, but additional state funding is required to address staffing needs adequately. Public defender and prosecutor officials also discussed budgetary concerns, with proposals to increase salaries to attract more attorneys. Boggs underscored the importance of competitive compensation to prevent further depletion of legal talent and maintain efficient judicial operations.

 

STORY 7: Jono Davis Excited For Opportunity With Aurora Theatre, Lawrenceville Arts Center

Jono Davis, with extensive experience in theater, has been appointed as the Lawrenceville-based Aurora Theatre's complex general manager, transitioning from his role at Cobb PARKS' Jennie T. Anderson Theatre. Davis, a seasoned professional in various theater roles, including actor, director, and artistic director, brings a wealth of expertise to his new position. He aims to leverage his background to oversee the Lawrenceville Arts Center, collaborate with Aurora Theatre leadership, and enhance community engagement. Excited about the opportunity, Davis looks forward to contributing to Aurora Theatre's mission and potentially returning to the stage himself, while remaining committed to his new responsibilities.

 

We’ll have final thoughts after this.

 

Break 4: INGLES 6

 

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Thanks again for hanging out with us on today’s Gwinnett Daily Post podcast. If you enjoy these shows, we encourage you to check out our other offerings, like the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast, the Marietta Daily Journal, the Community Podcast for Rockdale Newton and Morgan Counties, or the Paulding County News Podcast. Read more about all our stories and get other great content at Gwinnettdailypost.com.

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From the BG AD GROUP Studio this is your news minute on the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast presented by Credit Union of Georgia. Today is Thursday, February 8th, and I'm Keith Ippolito.

Northeast Georgia Medical Center Braselton First in North Georgia to Offer NanoKnife Treatment for Prostate Cancer

Northeast Georgia Medical Center Braselton has marked a significant milestone by becoming the first hospital in north Georgia to offer the NanoKnife System for prostate cancer treatment. This cutting-edge technology provides a minimally invasive surgical option, allowing surgeons to precisely target and treat hard-to-reach tumors using small probes that deliver electrical currents, thereby sparing surrounding tissues from damage.

Dr. Ron Lewis, the medical director for perioperative services at NGMC, expressed enthusiasm for the introduction of the NanoKnife treatment, highlighting its potential to minimize damage to healthy tissue, reduce side effects, and facilitate a faster recovery compared to conventional methods involving freezing or burning the tumor.

Also, remember to say 'yes' to GCPS and mark your calendar for the Teacher Job Fair happening in just 2 days! Be there on February 10th at 8am at the Gas South Convention Center. Don't miss this golden opportunity to be a part of Georgia's largest school district and a top employer recognized by Forbes. Say 'yes' to GCPS, where passion meets opportunity!

For more news about our community, visit gwinnettdailypost.com. For the Gwinnett Daily Post Podcast, I'm Keith Ippolito.

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