SNELLVILLE – Mayor Pro Tem Barbara Bender and Councilman Dave Emanuel both received the prestigious Certificate of Achievement from the Harold F. Holtz Municipal Training Institute at the Georgia
SNELLVILLE – On Friday, the City of Snellville rolled out several new online portals to keep citizens up-to-date on the progress being made on the city's planned Towne Center and to encourage public
SNELLVILLE – The final step of planning for Oak Road Passive Park was completed Monday as the mayor and council approved $281,000 in Special Local Option Sales Tax funds for its construction. The park
SNELLVILLE – Several city services will be affected due to the winter storm projected for this weekend. There will not be front load service for commercial waste customers Saturday, Jan. 7. The city's
SNELLVILLE – On Thursday, the Snellville City Council unanimously approved modifications to the city's development code that removes inconsistencies, simplifies content, increases flexibility and
SNELLVILLE – Cathy Rickman has been named Senior Center Senior Center Volunteer of the Year. The more than 30-year Snellville resident accepted the honor from Mayor and Council at Monday's council
SNELLVILLE – City officials took part in a strategic planning retreat Wednesday, continuing the effort to make the city's Towne Center project a reality. The joint strategic planning board retreat
SNELLVILLE – The Mayor and Council approved a 201-unit senior housing development to be located behind Eastside Medical Center last week. The project by Senior Lifestyle Corporation and Griffin Fine
SNELLVILLE – City officials welcomed new City Planner Genevieve Bigner earlier this month. Bigner, who graduated with a Bachelor's degree in landscape architecture and a Master's degree in
SNELLVILLE – The basketball courts at T.W. Briscoe Park are now named after Amanda Riley, the 17-year old Brookwood High School teen who succumbed to cancer in April of 2010. Riley, an avid basketball