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March: 704 registered sex offenders living in Gwinnett County

By North Gwinnett News | Mar 31, 2023

There were 11 more registered sex offenders living in Gwinnett County in March compared to the previous month, according to the Georgia Sex Offender Registry.

Kyle Glenn Holcombe Memorial Scholarship Awarded To South Georgia Tech’s Zavalza And Petitt

By North Gwinnett News reports | Mar 30, 2023

The South Georgia Technical College Foundation’s Kyle Glenn Holcombe Memorial Scholarship was presented to South Georgia Technical College Electrical Lineworker students Eduardo Zavalza of Covington, GA and Carter Petitt of Waynesboro, GA recently.

Lea's Story: Blessed by Her Support System and 'Amazing' Care Team

By North Gwinnett News reports | Mar 30, 2023

Lea Conway found out she had cancer in April 2021.

Wesleyan College Signs Articulation Agreement for Master's Degrees to Gmc Students

By North Gwinnett News reports | Mar 30, 2023

Wesleyan College and Georgia Military College (GMC), in the spirit of academic cooperation, signed another Articulation Agreement today that will facilitate the admission of GMC Global Online Leadership College (GOLC) Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) graduates to Wesleyan College's Master of Business Administration (MBA) and Non-Profit Management (M.S.) programs.

Northeast Georgia Medical Center Braselton Hosts Prepared Childbirth Class – Gainesville on April 8

By North Gwinnett News reports | Mar 30, 2023

Northeast Georgia Medical Center Braselton Hosts Prepared Childbirth Class – Gainesville on April 8

Wesleyan College awarded Over $1 Million for S-STEM Grant

By North Gwinnett News reports | Mar 30, 2023

Wesleyan College has been awarded the $1,018,320 S-STEM Grant by the National Science

Labor & Delivery Tour – NGMC Gainesville on April 8

By North Gwinnett News reports | Mar 29, 2023

Tours of the Women and Children — Labor & Delivery suite are offered once a month.

City Of Warner Robins & MGA Partner To Help Residents Start Small Businesses

By North Gwinnett News reports | Mar 29, 2023

Reviving the city’s traditional central business district by helping residents become entrepreneurs is among the main goals of a new partnership between Warner Robins and Middle Georgia State University (MGA).

Norcross Police Department Is Hiring!

By North Gwinnett News reports | Mar 29, 2023

The Norcross Police Department is currently seeking qualified candidates to join our team as police officers.

Faculty Blog: Morehouse In Ireland 2023

By North Gwinnett News reports | Mar 29, 2023

Famed British-Irish filmmaker Martin McDonagh’s recent masterpiece, The Banshees of Inisherin, takes place on the heels of the Irish Civil War in 1923.

Two SGTC Electrical Lineworker Students Receive Flint Energies Scholarships

By North Gwinnett News reports | Mar 29, 2023

Two South Georgia Technical College students were awarded Flint Energies Electrical Lineworker Scholarships by the South Georgia Technical College Foundation recently.

Finding Greatness: Jarvin Wright

By North Gwinnett News reports | Mar 29, 2023

An employee of the Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice, Jarvin Wright is pursuing MGA’s social work degree to prepare for a second career as a school social worker.

City of Sugar Hill Opens Gold Mine Park With A Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony

By North Gwinnett News reports | Mar 29, 2023

The City of Sugar Hill is hosting a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Gold Mine Park on Monday, March 20, 2023, from 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

RSVP to the Eggs-tra Special Needs Hunt!

By North Gwinnett News reports | Mar 29, 2023

Registration is now live, so don't miss out on the fun! Mark your calendars for Saturday, April 8 at Rossie Brundage Park for an egg-citing event just for kids with special needs.

Whataburger Ribbon Cutting

By North Gwinnett News reports | Mar 29, 2023

Whataburger Ribbon Cutting

SGTC Participates In TCSG Public Safety Assessment Pilot Program

By North Gwinnett News reports | Mar 29, 2023

South Georgia Technical College volunteered to participate in the Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) pilot program of College Public Safety Assessments recently and hosted officials from TCSG in an on-site visit. South Georgia Technical College President Dr. John Watford welcomed the group to the campus.