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In the latest episode of the Lawrenceville Bicentennial podcast, we take a deep dive into where water goes with Stormwater Coordinator Madison Smith. From precipitation to evaporation, we learn all about the water cycle in elementary school, but the ebbs and tides of how a city water system works are a lot more complicated! It’s not as go-with-flow as you might think, especially when it comes to stormwater (drinking water’s lesser known cousin). In this episode we discuss what you can and can’t do with stormwater, the differences between your sewers and storm drains, and how runoff works back into the water supply. With new programs and education opportunities on the rise, Lawrenceville is focusing on opportunities for cleaner water and better usage.

In the latest episode of the Lawrenceville Bicentennial podcast, Central Gwinnett Lawrenceville High School Principal Shane Orr and Assistant Principal Megan Rose Houchins dive into the story behind the Central Gwinnett High School’s School of the Arts (SOTA).

Tune in to the NEW episode of the Lawrenceville Bicentennial Podcast, hosted by Gwinnett Magazine! Nate McGill sits down to talk with the City Manager of Lawrenceville, Chuck Warbington. In this episode, Warbington talks about the positive transformations happening within the city. He reveals news about the City of Lawrenceville receiving the Regional Excellence Award for Livable Center, the City’s continued partnership with Aurora Theatre this holiday season, the construction of tabletops around the Downtown area, and his favorite type of biscuit at Little Barn. Tap https://lville.city/podcast-12/1 to watch!

The Lawrenceville Bicentennial Podcast is a fun-filled show that brings you up-to-date on the latest events happening in the city of Lawrenceville, Georgia. Hosted by Nate McGill from Gwinnett Magazine, the podcast is all about celebrating the bicentennial anniversary of this charming southern town. In a recent episode, Nate and his guests, Lindsay and Milo, discussed two exciting events coming up in Lawrenceville: a car show in the Depot district and Free Comic Book Day on the city square. The car show is not just for motorheads, but for anyone who appreciates the diverse culture of automobiles. There will be classic American muscle cars, tuner cars, European cars, and even low riders. The event is in partnership with Beyond the Ribbon, a nonprofit that provides resources for families experiencing cancer. The car show will be a mini-cultural festival with food from around the world, different music genres, and activities for kids. Free Comic Book Day is another event to look forward to, especially for fans of comic book culture. It's a mini Comic-Con with interactive workshops, performances, podcast recordings, and tons of comics to choose from. This year, the event will feature a cosplay contest with prizes for novice, journeymen, and master level cosplayers. Both events are designed to be multi-generational and welcoming to everyone. Whether you are a family with kids, a group of friends, or just looking for a stress break, the events promise to have something for everyone. The Lawrenceville Bicentennial Podcast is a great way to keep up-to-date on the latest happenings in this charming southern town. So be sure to tune in and don't miss out on the fun!

With Guests Chuck Warbington, City of Lawrenceville City Manager and Jay Dennard, Chief Operating Officer, Northside Hospital Duluth - Vice President of Physician Services, Northside Gwinnett System