Monthly Archives: October, 2019

Suwanee hibachi restaurant receives failing health inspection score

SUWANEE — A popular hibachi restaurant in Suwanee received an alarmingly low failing grade of 41 on their latest health inspection. Violations ranged from...

Molly Tench Floyd

Molly Tench Floyd, age 64, of Buford, GA passed away Tuesday, October 29, 2019. She was preceded in death by her husband, Oscar Lynn...

Janis Lee Pichetto

Janis Lee Pichetto (née Anderson), 69, of Flowery Branch, GA, passed away on Sunday, October 27, 2019. She was born January 25, 1950 to...

North Gwinnett Cluster Teachers of the Year: Rebecca Carlisle – North Gwinnett High School

As each generation graduates and moves on to college, they look back on their lives as growing young students. What they remember most, are...

North Gwinnett Cluster Teachers of the Year: Martha “Deanne” Manotas – Roberts Elementary

Every day, students are taught the essential subjects they need for a standardized education; Reading, Writing, Math, Science, and Social Studies. Often at times,...

Local Montessori School puts heart into early education

The Greater Atlanta Montessori School, newly located in Buford, is shaping the young minds of tomorrow.  With a focus on passion and building the foundation...

North Gwinnett Cluster Teachers of the Year: Lisa Vogel – Level Creek Elementary

Early education is vital in a child’s life. It provides the fundamentals they need in order to succeed through the rest of their lives....

North Gwinnett Cluster Teachers of the Year: Lori Tschan – Riverside Elementary

A teacher is someone who is meant to guide and direct their students through their education. In an Elementary school, a teacher’s job is...

BCS is working to prepare students for careers in an ever-changing workforce

BUFORD — In an ever-changing workforce, it’s a challenge for school systems to adapt their curriculum to properly prepare their students for life after...

Young minds are Georgia’s greatest resource

BUFORD — In 1992, Gov. Zell Miller launched Georgia’s Pre-K program and approximately 1.6 million children have since enrolled. In 2010, funding for Georgia’s...
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