Snellville Spirit Fall 2023

Join us for amazing food, fun and music at the International Taste of Snellville on September 16th from 4 - 8 pm.

Experience the diverse taste of many cultures as the “Great Chefs of Snellville” and surrounding area Chefs prepare their favorite food for the annual “International Taste of Snellville”.

Restaurants will feature their favorite foods and offer samplings for purchase. This is a great way to taste the many flavors of Snellville and beyond. All tickets will be sold at the tent marked, “Purchase Food Tickets Here”. When you purchase your tickets, you will receive a card that will list each restaurant that can be marked off as you visit each restaurant. Visit half the restaurants and drop your card in the box at the information tent for a chance to win some great door prizes that will be awarded at 7:30 pm.

All tickets for food must be purchased at the International Taste of Snellville Ticket Tent. Both cash and credit cards will be accepted.

Free Caricature drawings will be available during the event.

Kids Zone Activity Band is $15 for all day play, includes: (Inflatables, Train, Rock Wall, Gaming Bus and more).

At 5:00 pm, don’t miss the Chinese Lion Dance. Photo ops will be available with the lion.

Chef David Humphrey will be having cooking demonstrations at 4:30, 5:30 and 6:30 p.m.

Bring a lawn chair to sit on or a blanket and enjoy the evening with us.

Celebrating 100 years of Snellville’s past, present and future

It is a great time to be in Snellville. We just celebrated 100 years of being a city in August and we are looking forward to the next century of being a part of making our hometown a great place to live, work and play. Thanks to everyone who came out to the Centennial Celebration.

The Grove at Towne Center is taking shape every day with new and exciting additions to our new downtown development. The new library is set to open in midSeptember and announcements have been made about the future dining and shopping opportunities that will open soon. This dream is now moving towards becoming complete.

We still have a very active fall and winter season planned. The International Taste of Snellville will be held on Sept. 16 and, of course, the Snellville Fall Festival will be held on Oct. 14 on the Snellville Towne Green. We are looking forward to some cooler fall weather and we hope to see you at the STAT events.

Great things are happening in Snellville. We are glad to be a part of our great city.

Don Britt, President, Experience Snellville

Connecting our Community to Celebrate Snellville

Publisher/Editor: Kelly McAloon

Editor: Brian Arrington

Snellville Spirit Magazine is produced by:

Snellville Tourism & Trade Association

P.O. Box 669 • Snellville, GA 30078

Website: www.ExperienceSnellville.com

Snellville Tourism and Trade Association’s mission is to promote business, tourism and events in the City of Snellville.

President

Don Britt

Vice President

Kurt Schulz

Secretary

Kathy Emanuel

Treasurer

Stephanie McDonald

Board Member

Jared Eakins

Board Member

Melvin Everson

Board Member

Alice Snipes

Board Member

Liz Jackson

Executive Director

Kelly McAloon

Administrative Assistant

Jessica Manis

City Council

Mayor Barbara Bender, Mayor Pro Tem Tod Warner

Dave Emanuel, Cristy Lenski, Gretchen Schulz, and Solange Destang

City Website: www.snellville.org

Magazine Design by Brian Arrington, Kelly McAloon and pcoxcreative

Magazine Cover Design by pcoxcreative

Contributing Writers and Photographers: Kelly McAloon, Don Britt, Brian Arrington, Gretchen Schulz, Barbara Bender, pcoxcreative, Melvin Everson, Meghan Meegan, Lisa Sperling, Franchesca Thompson and Rodney Jordan

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MAYOR’S MESSAGE

Mayor Barbara Bender urges residents to review plan.

PUBLIC WORKS

Stormwater projects identified for 11 locations.

SNELLVILLE POLICE

Officers are out and about in the community.

FALL FESTIVAL

A fall favorite returns to the Towne Green.

THE GROVE AT TOWNE CENTER

What’s new at the city’s mixed-use development?

RIBBON CUTTINGS

City officials welcomed two new businesses to Snellville.

SNELL-SAWYER STATUE

Statue in The Grove honors city’s founding fathers.

LIBRARY SET TO OPEN

The Elizabeth H. Williams Library opens mid-September.

FOOD TRUCK FRIDAY

Discover the vendors at this popular food event.

CONCERT SERIES

Michael Jackson tribute highlights last summer concert.

20 THINGS TO DO

There’s lots to see and do within a 20-mile radius of the city.

VETERANS DAY EVENT

Honor our service men and woman at this annual ceremony.

COMMUNITY GARDEN

Seedlings are ready to sell at Farmers’ Market.

PARKS AND REC.

Take a look at what’s going on at T.W. Briscoe Park.

NEWS FROM BROOKWOOD

Happenings at Brookwood High School.

GWINNETT TECH WORKS

How the local college is helping fill labor market

SOUTH GWINNETT NEWS

The latest from South Gwinnett High School.

TRANSIT NEWS

New transportation programs are debuting in Snellville.

FESTIVE EVENTS

Christmas parade, Festival of Trees and Scarecrow Contest.

FARMERS’ MARKET FOOD

Check out these recipes from the Snellville Farmers’ Market.

EVENT PICS

Fun times at events on the Towne Green.

CENTENNIAL SCENES

Snellville Celebrated its 100th birthday ... big time.

EVENT SCHEDULE

What’s coming to the Towne Green this fall?

Mayor’s Message - Mayor Barbara Bender

I hope you had an opportunity to join in the celebration of the 100th Birthday of the City of Snellville held on Aug. 18 and 19. It was a fun event and many past city councilmembers and mayors came to help us celebrate. Check out the pictures in this issue.

We are kicking off our next 100 years with a five-year update to the 2045 Comprehensive Plan. This plan update will refine our vision for city development and will guide future decisions. I cannot emphasize enough how important this plan document is in the city decisionmaking process. Please provide your thoughts and ideas as we move through this public process. Sign up for the email list at Snellville2045.org to stay informed of any meetings and surveys. The current plan is also there for your review.

The bronze statues of Thomas Snell and James Sawyer were unveiled on the promenade of The Grove in front of the new library. Snell and Sawyer founded the city and started what has been a long and prosperous road to today. The E.R. Snell Family Foundation generously donated this public art installation and we thank them for their support. Descendants from both families were on hand for the unveiling on Aug. 18.

Snellville Public Works

As the two retail/residential buildings on Clower Street are in the final phase of construction, you will see dirt moving once more. Next up is the Market building that will house some combination of restaurant and potential retail with event space on the second floor.

I am grateful to have served you for the past five years as your Mayor and look forward to continuing as Mayor for the next term. Qualifying for city elections ended on Aug. 23, and I have no opposition. The support of the community for what the city is doing has been overwhelming and I plan to keep the momentum going. There are good candidates in the race for the council posts 1 and 5 and I hope that those of you within the city limits will take some time to get to know and support those that align with your vision for the city. Election Day is Nov. 7. Check the city website for advanced voting dates and hours.

I am grateful to have served you for the past five years as your Mayor and look forward to continuing as Mayor for the next term. Qualifying for city elections ended on Aug. 23, and I have no opposition. The support of the community for what the city is doing has been overwhelming and I plan to keep the momentum going.

Public Works identifies upcoming stormwater projects set for construction

Snellville Public Works Department has identified 11 stormwater projects in the city which will improve water runoff infrastructure.

Bids will open in September and work will begin once the annual contract is awarded.

Stormwater drainage systems construction will take place at the following addresses:

1824-1825 Chaparral Court

2925-2916 Elizabeth Lane 2478 Ellis Court

2509-2488 Ellis Court 3433 Kenilworth Court

Pondridge Trail

Residential Trash Pickup Procedures

The city provides residents a 65-gallon garbage cart at no charge. Any garbage overflowing or around the can will not be picked up unless it is in special blue garbage bags. The blue bags can be purchased at Public Works, Publix and Kroger located on Scenic Highway in Snellville. Go to the information desk at both Publix and Kroger for assistance. The blue bags are imprinted with the city seal and the cost of the bags covers the cost of the extra garbage pickup. They can be used for extra garbage bags or to attach to bulk items such as furniture and other large items. When needed, the blue bags should be placed alongside the cart on your regular scheduled day. Please call Public Works at 770-985-3527 in advance of placing bulk items at the curb for instructions and pick up scheduling. Bags are sold in a bundle of 20 bags for $30.20. Garbage outside your 65-gallon cart will not be picked up if it is not in a bag.

Snellville Police Department

SCPAAA raises $6,000 for Snellville Police Department at golf tournament

On Aug. 14, the Snellville Citizen’s Police Academy Alumni Association held its annual Blue Light Golf Tournament at the Monroe Golf & Country Club.

The Alumni are citizens who have attended one of the Snellville Police Department’s Academy classes designed to give our community members a taste of what it’s like to wear the badge. Once they successfully complete the course, they have the option to join the Alumni Association.

The Association holds several events throughout the year to raise funds that directly assist the department. In return, they receive more in depth training and camaraderie with the SPD family.

Food was provided by Chik-fil-A with the option to participate in the extensive raffle at the end of the event. The weather was fantastic and everyone enjoyed themselves. We are happy to report that the Alumni raised over $6,000! Thank you to everyone that worked so hard to make this happen, particularly Ms. Mary Fergus who worked non-stop to ensure everyone enjoyed themselves.

Sgt. Myesha Finney and the Snellville Police Department were honored by Shiloh High School and asked to throw out the first pitch of a home baseball game recently.

Officer Scott Hermel and Sgt. Scott Smith made time to interact with Snellville Citizens during a POP-UP event on Scenic Highway recently.

Officer Scott Hermel and Sgt. Scott Smith visited with the kids and staff at Kids ‘R’ Kids where they talked about safety.

Officer Scott Hermel visited with the staff and students at the Exceptional Foundation of Atlanta.

14th Annual Fall Festival

October 14 | Snellville Towne Green

Noon- 6 p.m. | 2342 Oak Road

By Kelly McAloon, ExecutiveDirector, ExperienceSnellville

There is nothing like the fall season to experience the beautiful changing of the leaves, feel the cool crisp air and of course, have fun at the ever so popular Snellville Fall Festival.

Stop by the festival and do some early Christmas shopping at the wide variety of craft vendors that will line Oak Rd. in front of City Hall and the many crafters that will be selling their hand-made items in the Senior Center. The smell of festival food will fill the air to bring you flavors that will satisfy any palate. A wide variety of food will be available for purchase throughout the day, including beer and wine.

Entertainment will include the On The Border – Ultimate Eagles Tribute that will ROCK the Green. You won’t want to miss this group as they will keep you movin’ and groovin’. Bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on and enjoy the music.

$15 ALL DAY ACTIVITY

BAND includes:

• Rock wall

• Trackless train

•MultipleInflatables

COSTUME CONTEST

Costume Contest for all ages, yes, that means Mom and Dad too (prizes for everyone). Costume contest will begin at 1:30 PM – You must register on the Towne Green no later than 1:00 PM to participate. Costume contest registration tent will be located to the left of the stage.

Age categories: (0-2), (3-5), (6-8), (9-14), (15 and older)

Dog Costume Contest will be held at 3:00 PM and you must register by 2:30 PM to participate. Register at the Costume Contest tent located to the left of the stage.

Participate in the Scarecrow Contest, all details online at: www.ExperienceSnellville.com

CRAFT VENDORS – Fill out the vendor application for the Fall Festival online. Spaces available on a first come, first serve basis.

•9-holeminigolf

•GamingBus

•Inflatableshootthehoopbasketball

Pumpkin Decorating Activity$2.00

Let your creative side show and decorate your very own pumpkin for Fall.

Any questions please email Kelly McAloon at kelmca@comcast.net or

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Eagles Tribute – 4:00 p.m.

The Grove at Towne Center

Inside new developments at The Grove

The Grove at Towne Center, one of Gwinnett county’s largest redevelopment projects promising a unique walkable downtown experience in the heart of Snellville, has had several exciting developments in the past few months.

Most notably, construction has begun on the project’s signature building, The Market, and several key retailers have been announced. Other aspects of the project are also progressing along as the highly anticipated development steadily moves towards completion.

The Market will be a place to connect, shop and play as the home of a distinctly sophisticated multi-use dining, entertainment and event space. The City of Snellville is working in a unique public private partnership with CASTO and MidCity Real Estate Partners to oversee leasing inquiries and the overall development of the space.

As the anchor of the project, The Market will provide a place for visitors and Snellville residents alike to experience this vibrant and dynamic community gathering space reflective of all that Snellville has to offer.

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The Grove at Towne Center

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“We’re pleased to announce the start of construction at The Market building in The Grove at Towne Center,” said Shannon Dixon, CASTO Southeast’s Executive Vice President. “Our dedication to crafting vibrant and engaging spaces for the community is evident in this undertaking. Collaborating with MidCity to find a one-of-a-kind operator, our objective is to create an exemplary experience for all visitors. As progress unfolds with the library building, outdoor spaces, and mixed-use buildings, we’re eagerly anticipating the positive impact The Grove will have on the Snellville community.”

In addition to The Market, six mixed-use buildings are set to come online by the end of 2023. Several highly anticipated retailers have been confirmed for these spaces, including Marble Slab Creamery, Great American Cookie and a salon, with more to be announced. There is also great local interest in the restaurant confirmed for the complex, Park Side District. The announcement of these retailers further amplifies the excitement surrounding this transformative development.

Several other notable advancements are underway at The Grove. The inaugural event took place at the THRIVE | Coworking space

on July 25th, a business after hours networking event where attendees had the opportunity to tour the new space and learn what THRIVE is all about. Additionally, the Northside Hospital buildings are set to be completed this fall, with the surgery center being open for patients in November 2023. The complex will house women’s imaging, orthopedics and urgent care.

The cutting-edge kiosks that were just installed are sure to elevate the visitor experience at The Grove to the next level. The kiosks will feature the capability to take selfies, play games, and allow shoppers to view interactive maps and city information, making the experience at The Grove truly distinctive and noteworthy.

Stay tuned for more news to come!

Where Everybody’s Proud

THRIVE Coworking was the site of a recent Business After Hours Event and is now open. (Right) The staircase leading from The Grove Plaza to THRIVE Coworking.

RIBBON CUTTINGS ... in Snellville

More on Ribbon Cuttings ... If you are are opening a new business in Snellville, give us a call, we’d like to meet you and welcome you to Snellville! Call 770-985-3517 for more information.

Experience Snellville and city officials welcomed a business to Snellville July 31 at a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Miller’s Ale House, located at 1486 Scenic Highway. Attendees were treated to beverages and appetizers.

For more information visit millersalehouse.com/locations/ snellville/

City and Experience Snellville officials welcomed a new business to the city July 13. Tumble Pros, located at 2054 Main St. E., is a cheer, tumble and stunt class facility. For more information visit www.tumblepros.net

Hill Top Pawn and Gun

At Hill Top Pawn and Gun we want everyone to know we are “Large Enough to Handle your Needs and Small Enough to

Hilltop@bellsouth.net

Take advantage of our early hunting rifles, shotguns, ammo and archery deals.

WE BUY GOLD!

With over 50 years of combined experience in the Gold buying industry, we are confident that we can offer top dollar for your Gold and Silver.

Firearm Sales

In our Firearm department we have a wide variety of new and used firearms with a staff that is friendly knowledgeable and willing to help.

$Cash Loans$

At Hill Top Pawn we specialize in loaning out cash! We loan money on just about anything with amounts up to $10,000

Gold, Guns, Electronics, Tools, Instruments, Sporting Goods, Cars, Trailers, Boats, Motorcycles and more. (All loans are collateral based)

Follow us on Facebook for our New Show inventories as they become available.

Snell-Sawyer Statue Unveiling

The City of Snellville unveiled the Snell-Sawyer Statue in The Grove at Towne Center during a ceremony Aug.18. The statue features Thomas Snell and James Sawyer - the boyhood friends from England whose stores were the building blocks of the city. City Manager Butch Sanders, Mayor Barbara Bender and David Snell of the Snell Family spoke at the event. Members of both the Snell and Sawyer families were on hand to watch the unveiling. The Grove at Towne Center is a $100 million mixed-use project in the heart of Snellville.The statues were donated by the E.R. Snell Family Foundation. City officials hope the statues will be the site of many selfies - or “Snellfies” by visitors of The Grove.

Elizabeth H. Williams Library

The new Elizabeth H. Williams Library is to have a ribboncutting Sept. 18. The former branch of the Gwinnett County Library System, located on Lenora Church Road, closed in late August. The new state-ofthe-art library will be located on the first floor of a two-story building in The Grove at Towne Center with THRIVE Coworking on the second floor.

Information for Property Owners

We are glad you have chosen to make Snellville your home where, “Everybody is Proud to be Somebody.” This is a review of some of the most often asked about and commonly violated rules and regulations when it comes to housing. This is not a complete list so please contact the Planning and Development Department at 770-985-3500 if you are planning to make any changes to your property.

1. Any alternations to existing homes to create more rooms or livable spaces must be permitted with the Department of Planning and Development. The conversion of single-family homes to a multifamily home is not permitted.

2. All new construction must be permitted with the Department of Planning and Development, including but not limited to, roofed accessory structures, decks, pools, driveway additions, and any alteration of an existing structure.

3. Collective residences, such as group homes, care homes, and other non-single family living arrangements require an approved Special Use Permit from the Department of Planning and Development.

4. Please call the Snellville Public Works Department to set up your commercial or residential trash account.

5. The keeping and raising of livestock is prohibited unless the property is greater than 5 acres. Please contact the Planning and Development for more information.

6. Please be aware that small creeks, streams, ponds and lakes including dried up streambeds, may be classified as “State Waters” or otherwise have buffers that limit any kind of land disturbance. Please contact the Planning and Development Department prior to any disturbance closer than 200 feet from the water source.

7. The parking of commercial vehicles, on the street or on a driveway in residential neighborhoods is prohibited.

8. Vehicles must be parked on paved surfaces and any vehicles not enclosed in a garage must be operable and properly registered with the State and insured.

Fall

Snellville Food Truck

Atlanta Seafood

The Patty Wagon

Gyro Chef Mediterranean

Hole in the Wall

My Vietnamese Food Mobile

South of Philly

Frozen Sweets

Kona Ice

Come join us for the delicious food and DJ Lee will keep us entertained with great music throughout the evening!

Keystone Sponsors:

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SNELLVILLE SUMMER CONCERT SERIES

SEPT. 23

Who’s Bad

Michael Jackson Tribute

7:30 p.m.

Who’s Bad - Michael Jackson Tribute has entertained hundreds of thousands of fans around the world since 2004. Dedicated to recreating authentic live experiences, Who’s Bad was originally founded by Vamsi Tadepalli in 2003 as a tribute to Michael Jackson’s musical legacy. Each show is designed and constructed through unparalleled study of the artists’ original performances, and infused with new energy, so that they can be brought to life for fans by some of the finest entertainment professionals on the planet.

Reserve a table for eight people for $140. Tables are limited and available on a first come, first serve basis. Register online at www.ExperienceSnellville.com.

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Stone Mountain Park - 8.4 mi

One of Atlanta’s favorite destinations for the entire family. Nestled in 3200 acres of natural beauty, Stone Mountain Park features family-friendly attractions and outdoor recreational activities. Seasonal events are offered throughout the year that will definitely delight every member of the family.

T.W. Briscoe Park - 1.6 mi

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Visit beautiful Briscoe Park and check out all the things it has to offer including two softball fields, two indoor rental rooms, four outdoor open-air pavilions, outdoor pool, 1.2 mile paved walking trail, 6-acre lake, tennis courts, basketball courts, and much more!

Creekwater Alpaca Farm - 5.6 mi

The unique farm in Snellville, Ga. has been home to over 50 alpacas since 1993. We offer a safe, close up, hands-on experience unlike any other. Bring the family and enjoy petting the alpacas in their pen and seeing the bunnies and goats too! Guinea Fowl and Tolouse Geese also call Creekwater home. Enjoy it all with public or private tours. Visit our gift shop!

Saltville Grotto & Spa - 0.2 mi

Saltville Grotto & Spa

will be your salty oasis in Snellville. We offer both wet and dry salt therapies such as floatation and a salt cave. In addition, you can get a massage, foot massage or ionic foot detox. Or maybe a session in our infrared sauna is more your style.

Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament - 11 mi

Welcome to our castles! It is our honor to provide you with an unforgettable experience of rivalry, feasting and fun!

Epic battles of steel and steed, beyond the strength lies the power of charm.

NETHERWORLD - 7.3 mi

NETHERWORLD Haunted House is a walkthrough dark attraction filled with terrifying live actors, amazing special effects, and incredible monsters.

NETHERWORLD offers a Laser Adventure at this attraction. Open September, October and November.

Yellow River Wildlife Sanctuary - 5 mi

Explore one of Georgia’s most iconic landmarks. Located in central Gwinnett alongside Yellow River, just minutes from Snellville. We are home to the original Bison herd, beautiful peacocks, albino wallabies, babydoll sheep, alpacas, fallow deer, spider monkeys, and much more.

Snellville Veterans Memorial - 0.1 mi

The Snellville Veterans Memorial is a state-of-the-art Memorial where locals and visitors stop by to reflect and pay homage to those who fought so selflessly for our freedom. “FREEDOM IS NEVER FREE.”

Urban Air Adventure Park - 3.7 mi

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If you are looking for the best yearround indoor amusement park in the Snellville and Gwinnett County area, Urban Air Adventure Park is the perfect place. Come have some fun with us on the Go-Karts, Trampolines, Wipeout, and zip line. An absolute must – check out the Skydiving attraction!

Stone Mountain Park’s Pumpkin Festival - 8.4 mi

Sep. 16 - Oct. 29

Play by Day during Pumpkin Festival featuring all your favorite attractions and entertainment, then Glow by Night during our not-so-spooky nighttime experience for the whole family! NEW - Pumpkin Drone Show, World’s Largest Pumpkin Light Show.

Lincoln Fill Station - 0.9 mi

Based in Snellville, we are north Georgia’s prime destination for craft beer and fine cigars. Whatever the weather, our covered patio and indoor lounge is the best place to enjoy delicious craft beers 7 days a week, 365 days a year. We have food trucks on site Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights and Sunday afternoons.

Niko’s Wine Corner - .9 mi

Dragon Queen Winery - 1 mi

Veteran owned and operated. Has a large selection of wines that can be shipped to Georgia customers only. Stop in and try our new wines and the delicious wine slushies. Wine tastings end 30 minutes prior to closing.

Come visit Niko’s Wine Corner in Snellville and meet new owners Regina Koranteng and Seth Wiredu. They carry exotic beers that are not available in many package and grocery stores. In addition to the very extensive selection of great wines and craft beers, they have Gwinnett County’s first wine bar. Three Enomatic wine tasting machines provide an extensive and changing array of 32 amazing white and red wines. Weekly wine tasting events available.

Ironshield Brewing - 7.8 mi

Slow Pour Brewing - 7.8 mi

Gwinnett County’s first brewery features the beautifully inviting tasting room and beer garden beckoning friends to sit and chat, in a family friendly atmosphere. Slow Pour offers delicious, innovative and original beers. Several nights a week there will be live music with food trucks on site. Dog friendly brewery.

Tucker Brewing - 13 mi

Proud to be named #4 Best Beer Garden in America by USA Today! Tucker Brewing Company is Georgia’s premium lager brewery, dedicated to making easy-todrink, flavorful lager beers. This is a family owned lager brewery inspired by German brewing traditions and honors the Southern roots of its owners. We strive every day to create a warm environment where family and friends can come together to appreciate beer, food and life.

Stars and Strikes

Entertainment Center/Bowling - 5.4 mi

This family entertainment center boasts over 30,000 sq. ft. of fun! Guests are greeted at Stars and Strikes with upgraded bowling, an exciting arcade and a full-service restaurant and bar.

Proudly brewing authentic European ales and lagers... no passport required!

Octoberfest - September 17, 2022. Live Music - German Food, Oktoberfest Beer and more…

Monkey Wrench Brewing - 17 mi

Monkey Wrench is a local neighborhood brewery! Stop by and enjoy craft beers, rum and vodka slushies, food trucks, live music and more!

We are a dog friendly brewery and have access to The Suwanee Greenway. Nothing but positive vibes at Monkey Wrench!

The Complex Sports & Entertainment - approx 20 mi

The Complex offers over 30 different sports games and activities all under one roof. From cricket to baseball, experience numerous sports like never before and new ones for the very first time.

Andretti Indoor Karting & Games - 16 mi

Excitement at every turn, Andretti’s offers Karting, Andretti 7D Experience, Duckpin Bowling, Arcade, Racing Simulators, Two-level Laser Tag, Hologate and a dining bar. Join our E-club and be on the inside track for exclusive specials, promotions and just general awesomeness tailored to what you want to do!

Community Garden @ Snellville

Seedlings ready for sale at Farmers’ Market

By Gretchen Schulz Councilmember Garden Organizer

The day that many Snellville gardeners eagerly await is almost here!

The Community Garden greenhouse team will soon have their fall seedlings available for sale at the Snellville Farmers Market. The exact date, which is dependent on the growth rate of the seedlings, was yet to be determined at the time of the Snellville Spirit deadline, but is expected to be in mid-September. Watch the Snellville Farmers Market or Community Garden Facebook pages for the date announcement. The market is held on Saturday mornings, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on the Towne Green, 2342 Oak Road.

Plants to be offered will include arugula, bok choy, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, cilantro, collard greens, kale, kohlrabi, lettuce, mustard greens, snapdragons, spinach and Swiss chard. In many cases several varieties of each will be available.

Members of the greenhouse team include Wes and Lucy Nettleton, Brian and Ellen Hughes, Kathy Keyes, Maggie Van Buren, Karen Hanley, Kathy Pittman, Sharon Noy and Kate Foxwell. These team members have worked countless hours throughout the summer to carefully nurture the seedlings. Team members will be available at the sale to provide tips on selecting plants.

All plants will be sold for $2 for a 4-pack, CASH ONLY. All proceeds are used to support the Community Garden, located in Briscoe Park across the street from the Snellville Recycling Center.

(Above) Seedlings in the Community Garden @ Snellville months before they were mature enough for sale. (Left and right) The seedlings are ready for sale.

NY Style Pizza and Italian Restaurant With a Full Bar

Fratelli’s NY Style Pizza & Restaurant has got it all – full bar, 50-person private party room, live piano on the weekends and the freshest NY style pizzas, pastas and steaks you’ll find anywhere in Gwinnett. Check out our new vegan and gluten-free lunch and dinner menus. And, yes, we cater!

By Brian Arrington, Public Information Officer

A five-story, 102-room Hampton Inn & Suites will be built in the city following a unanimous vote by the Mayor and Council earlier this year.

The 64,400-square-foot building will be located in Park Place, a development located at the corner of Pharrs Road and Scenic Highway which recently saw the grand opening of Cracker Barrel, Freddie’s, Zaxby’s and Aspen Dental.

There had been concerns the hotel would cause traffic issues at the busy intersection, but, according to the developers, daily trips would be reduced by nearly two thirds of what was previously approved for a 12,000-square-foot restaurant.

“There is a need in the city for a quality limited-service hotel in the Scenic Highway Commercial Corridor as there are very few options for travelers to utilize while staying in the area,” said Planning and Development Director Jason Thompson. “Eastside Medical Center, adjacent restaurants, retail businesses and neighboring residents could all benefit from having a nice Hampton

Inn & Suites by Hilton within the city. Finally, Hampton Inn & Suites, under the Hilton (Hotels) umbrella, has a reputation for being a high-quality brand and product that would be an asset to the city for many years to come.”

And just this month, paperwork was filed to bring an Outback Steakhouse to Park Place.

■ Affordable nightly, weekly and monthly rates

■ Average suite features over 300 square feet of comfortable living area

■ Each room includes a separate living area, ample work space with desk, remote control cable tv with HBO or Showtime, iron and ironing board, and in-room hi-speed Internet access

■ Apartment size kitchen with refrigerator, two-burner stovetop, full size microwave, in-room coffee maker, in-room toaster, dishes, cookware & utensils, and a well-lit kitchen table/work area

■ Interior corridors with key

access for added security and always clean & friendly service

■ Clean, well-lit property with beautiful grounds and plenty of free parking

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Snellville Parks and Recreation

Park office is open Monday - Friday from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. (closed 12-1 p.m.). For more information on registration and classes, check out the Parks and Recreation Department on Snellville’s website at www.snellville.org/parks-recreation.

Registration for programs, leagues and rentals is now online at www.snellville.recdesk.com

Please “like” our Facebook page for more information on our upcoming events and happenings: www.facebook.com/SnellvilleParks.

Tennis instruction, clinics, camps, and leagues by certified tennis instructors at Briscoe Park visit www.aetennis.com or call 470-4174547.

Generals Athletic Club, offers sport programs and mentorship to the Snellville and Shiloh community. Information: www.gac-sports.org

All-In FC offers recreational and academy/select youth soccer programs at Briscoe Park. Information: www.allinfcsnellville.com

National Youth Flag Football offers youth flag football at Briscoe Park. Practices and games will take place on Sundays. For more information visit www.falconsflagfootball.com.

Adult sports information visit www.quickscores.com/snellville.

Jazzercise is held Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from 5-6 p.m. at Briscoe Park. For more details email: jazzercisesnellville@gmail.com.

Martial Arts is held at Briscoe Park on Tuesdays from 6-7 p.m. Call 770-354-1510 for more information

Outdoor tennis courts are available on a first-come-first-served basis without lights daily from 8 a.m. – 9 p.m. Not all of the courts may be available at all times if tennis Instructor or ALTA teams are utilizing the courts.

Snellville Parks and Recreation - Active Adult Center

The Snellville Active Adult Center is for adults 50 and older and is located next to Snellville City Hall. Membership is $25 for Gwinnett County Residents, $15 for City Limit Residents and $30 for those outside of Gwinnett County. The Center is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. For class times, dates and fees, call 770985-3580. Check out our Facebook page at facebook.com/snellvillescactiveadults.

Aerobics

Free with membership

Mondays and Thursdays 9:15 a.m. and 10:15 a.m.

Yoga

$5 per class Tuesdays 10 a.m.

Crochet and knitting

Free with membership 12 p.m., Tuesdays

Spanish classes

Offered for beginners, Spanish Level 1 All week, call 770-985-3580 for times and days

Also:

FYI ... Annual Membership Totals at the Active Adult Center

2015 - 308

2016 - 396

2017 - 347

2018 - 390

2019 - 453

2020 - 362

2021 - 456

2022 – 470

2023 – 602 (through Aug. 1)

An increase of almost 300 members since 2015!

Daytrips and Overnight Trips

Pinochle

Devotional Study

Bowling

Card-making classes

Piano Lessons

Quilting Classes

Beginning computer, smartphone and tablet classes.

Billiards

Bingo (First Fridays)

Aerobic Exercise and weight room

Line Dancing

Twist & Tone

Brookwood High School

Brookwood clubs closing in on 100 strong

Beyond Brookwood High School’s solid academic course offerings and awardwinning sports programs, is its wide range of club options to help students feel a sense of belonging, nurture their interests, and develop skills beyond the classroom.

There are 10 academic honor societies, all of which carry clout with college admission offices. The more than 10 cultural and ethnic clubs include the International Club, HOPE (Hispanic Organization Promoting Education), Asian American Student Association and African and Caribbean Student Association. Brookwood Science Olympiad, a 10-time state championship program, consistently boasts a roster of more than 60 students each year to compete at local, state and national events. It also hosts the Southeast’s largest Science Olympiad high school tournament, BISOT.

Leadership and service-oriented clubs include Beta Club, SGA (Student Government Association), Key Club, and many of the honor societies. And if nature and conservation is what a student longs to explore, there’s Future Farmers of America (FFA), ECOS Environmental Club, and Outdoors Club. Outdoors Club recently

took a kayaking trip on Broad River in Athens; it also schedules camping trips, hiking, and zipline outings throughout the school year. Club sponsor and teacher Carrie Settles-Livers says that she has had club members go on to careers in conservation, environmental engineering, environmental law, and environmental chemistry, because of their experiences in

the club.

Sports makes the lineup, too. Brookwood Ice Hockey and Brookwood Fencing are clubs that compete across the state in divisions separate from Georgia High School Association (GHSA). Brookwood Esports started out as a club, and once Gwinnett County Public Schools and GHSA accepted it to their official varsity lineups, Brookwood joined the ranks. In fact, in its first two years as an official GHSA sport, Brookwood Esports won state titles. Ice hockey and fencing have also earned top rankings throughout the years within their organizations.

The arts are a big part of Brookwood, and the club offerings reflect this interest and commitment. Drama Club, Film Society, Art Club, Marching Band, and Tri-M Music Honor Society are among the most popular.

On the lighter side of the spectrum, but just as important to tap students’ interests and desire for a group to join, are the likes of Brookwood’s new Crochet Club, Baking Club, and Taylor Swift Club, all initiated by students. All clubs have a teacher sponsor.

Economic Development

TCGS helping feed local labor market

opportunities. One creative way to accomplish that is with our thriving Registered Apprenticeship Program.

What is a Registered Apprenticeship Program?

Registered Apprenticeship is an industry-driven, high-quality career pathway where employers can develop and prepare their future workforce, and individuals can obtain paid work experience, receive progressive wage increases, classroom instruction, and a portable, nationally-recognized credential. Registered Apprenticeships are industry-vetted and approved and validated by the U.S. Department of Labor or a State Apprenticeship Agency.

RAPs enable and energize more employers to participate and provide them access to larger talent pools that have been trained for entry-level to management positions, thereby meeting industry demands and reducing unemployment rates across the country.

Key elements of all Registered Apprenticeship programs include the following:

•Industry Led - Programs are industry-vetted and approved to ensure alignment with industry standards and that apprentices are trained for highly skilled, high-demand occupations.

•Paid Job - Apprenticeships are jobs! Apprentices earn progressive wage as their skills and productivity increase.

By Melvin Everson Vice President of Economic Development Gwinnett Technical College

As far as the eye can see, economic development is occurring all around us. With so much happening, one has to wonder, where’s all the labor coming from to support this unprecedented development?

The Technical College System of Georgia better known as TCSG has one prominent player strategically located in Gwinnett and North Fulton County. Gwinnett Technical College (GTC) and its Economic Development Team are working nonstop to ensure the skilled trade talent pipeline is filled with a qualified certified workforce to meet the demand.

From health care, construction, welding, Excel, forklift operation, phlebotomy, building operation certification, to its customized and tailored leadership academy classes, Gwinnett Tech’s Continuing Education and Economic Development team is prepared. This team spends countless hours speaking and meeting with business owners and leaders about the resources available at Gwinnett Technical College that will help make their business thrive, survive and reach new economic heights. In addition, the main goal for GTC is to educate and prepare an educated, trained and well-equipped workforce for existing and future job

•Structured On-the-Job Learning/Mentorship - Programs provide structured on-the-job training to prepare for a successful career, which includes instruction from an experienced mentor.

•Supplemental Education - Apprentices are provided supplemental classroom education based on the employer’s unique training needs to ensure quality and success.

•Diversity - Programs are designed to reflect the communities in which they operate through strong non-discrimination, antiharassment, and recruitment practices to ensure access, equity, and inclusion.

•Quality & Safety - Apprentices are afforded worker protections while receiving rigorous training to equip them with the skills they need to succeed and the proper training and supervision they need to be safe.

•Credentials - Apprentices earn a portable, nationally-recognized credential within their industry.

Manuel Bueno a graduate of Gwinnett Tech’s Adult Education Program was an Apprentice with Porter Steel in Lilburn, Georgia. Bueno was such a success that TCSG produced a video highlighting him as a proud successful product of TCSG.

Around Towne

Snell’s Pharmacy Owner Michael Briscoe and his team celebrated 20 years of Snell’s ownership of the Oak Road business. Briscoe says the pharmacy is the oldest and only original business in the city at 67 years.

Candidates qualified for two council posts, mayor is unopposed

The slate is set for Snellville’s municipal elections.

The following people have qualified for the November 7, 2023 General Election:

Mayor Barbara Bender qualified for re-election but will run unopposed. Three newcomers will vie for Post 1 - Norman A. Carter, Catherine Hardrick and Elizdine Heathington. Incumbent Post 2 Councilwoman Solange Destang will face Kerry Hetherington.

Advance Voting for the Nov. 7 election will be Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at City Hall starting Oct. 16 and

Jamey and Meghan Toney has breathed new life into the oldest house in Snellville. Toney Financial Services is now the occupant of the Mason Todd House, located at 2154 North Road. The house was built in the mid-19th century. Toney and team have renovated the home while maintaining its historical aesthetics.

running through, Nov. 3, with Saturday voting on Oct. 21, and Oct. 28. The hours of voting on Election Day are 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Comprehensive Plan update under way, public urged to get involved

The City of Snellville is imagining what we want our city to be like in 2045 and is putting a strategy in place to get there.

The Comprehensive Planning process kicked off last month. This is an opportunity for the community to learn more about the process and to provide any public comment or initial thoughts. For more information visit Snellville2045.org and join the mailing list to receive updates, public meeting notices and participate in surveys

South Gwinnett High School

Meet new South Gwinnett High School Principal Rodney Jordan

As a native of Detroit, Michigan, Principal Rodney D. Jordan is a dynamic and enthusiastic educator who has dedicated his career to empowering students through exploration and fostering a seamless transition into post-secondary and career planning. With a strong passion for education and an unwavering commitment to student success, Rodney’s journey in the field of education has been nothing short of inspiring.

Having honed his leadership skills in various capacities at ‘turnaround’ school locations, Rodney brings a wealth of experience to the realm of education. His veteran status as a principal is a testament to his ability to drive positive change and achieve remarkable outcomes. A pivotal moment in Rodney’s professional trajectory was the realization that he wanted to impact young people to prevent them from experiencing life setbacks due to having ‘run ins’ with the law. This pivotal moment led him to the field of education, where he embarked on a transformative second career in education after serving in the field of law enforcement.

Rodney’s teaching journey was marked by an immediate and profound connection to the classroom. His innate passion for teaching, coupled with his zest for inspiring students, learning and leadership, quickly propelled him to the forefront of education. His

upbringing as the child of two career educational leaders further solidified his deep-rooted commitment to the field.

The opportunity to join the South Gwinnett High School family in Snellville, Georgia, was a serendipitous match that seamlessly aligned with Rodney’s passions, experiences, and skill sets. His dedication to creating a long-lasting impact and his enthusiasm for the educational journey fueled his strong desire to become an addition to the South Gwinnett community. His heartwarming embrace of the city and the school district as his newfound home speaks volumes about his genuine dedication to his role.

Proudly donning the title of a Comet at SGHS, Rodney champions the ‘South Gwinnett Way’: a philosophy centered around being On TASK, On TIME, On TRACK, and On TOP. With an unwavering commitment to student achievement and a clear vision for excellence, Rodney Jordan and the South Gwinnett High School community are primed and ready for an exceptional year ahead. As a beacon of inspiration and a driving force for positive change, Rodney’s presence continues to elevate the educational experience for both students and colleagues alike.

South Gwinnett hosted a Rising Freshman camp this summer to give students a head start with their high school experience. This camp offered a unique projectbased learning to enrich students’ education and encourage them to think more deeply about career pathways. In addition, the activities also helped our rising 9th-grade students to build self-confidence and leadership skills. Students took a tour of Georgia Technical College.

RODNEY JORDAN

MICROTRANSIT

Whether you’re going to the doctor’s office, school, park, store, or your favorite restaurant, our microtransit service can get you there.

Ride Gwinnett microtransit is an on-demand shared-ride service that you can order from your phone. All microtransit trips cost $3 per trip and must begin and end within the microtransit zone. It’s a convenient, flexible, and affordable way to get to more places.

How does it work?

Request your ride: Use the Ride Gwinnett app. Go to your virtual stop pickup: Head to your designated virtual stop Hop on board: Step into one of Ride Gwinnett’s small shuttles or vans.

Pay your fare: Link your credit or debit card in the Ride Gwinnett app or use exact change.

Weekday Service Only

Arrive to your destination: Anywhere within the designated zones of Snellville and Lawrenceville.

Your ride doesn’t have to stop there!

Ride Gwinnett microtransit also connects to our local fixed routes 40, 45, and 70 so you can travel beyond the microtransit zones.

Please note that Breeze Card and Breeze Mobile are not currently supported and there are no free transfers for microtransit when using a Breeze Card.

ROUTE 70

Gwinnett is implementing new transit services that will provide additional mobility options, relieve congestion, and increase employment and economic opportunities for residents. The new services allow for better connectivity and accessibility to medical resources, education, and points of interest. They also provide brand new connections to areas of the county that are not currently served by transit, which opens the service to new customers and increases the transit destination options for residents by 41 percent.

The expansion includes three new local bus routes that service new areas in Snellville, Stone Mountain, Buford, and Suwanee. The services also provide extended transit coverage in Lawrenceville, Lilburn, and Duluth.

Source: www.gwinnettcounty.com/web/gwinnett/departments/ transportation

Weekday Service Only

POINTS

It will be easier to get from Snellville to there and back thanks to two new transit services available in Gwinnett County and the city.

November 25, 2023 | 5:30 PM

The Snellville Lighted Christmas Parade is part of the Snellville Christmas Tree lighting and is held the first Saturday evening after Thanksgiving. This is a festive holiday parade that will go through the Grove this year. Show off your school, organization or business in a big way by creating a float that lights up as you ride down Wisteria and Oak Road in front of thousands of people. Who will be tapped as having the best float in the parade this year? Parade applications are online at ExperienceSnellville.com.

8th Annual Snellville Festival of Trees

Snellville City Hall will host the 8th Annual Snellville Festival of Trees from November 21st through December 16th. This is a great way for local businesses, churches, schools or residents to showcase their creative side by decorating a tree to be displayed at Snellville City Hall while helping their community during the holidays.

Stop by City Hall, enjoy the trees and vote for your favorite by donating money, canned or dried food or toys. Each item placed under the tree of your choice will register as a vote for your favorite tree. To make a monetary vote, go to the ExperienceSnellville.com website and vote. The tree with the most donated items and monetary donations will be awarded BEST CHRISTMAS TREE. Help us embrace the true meaning of the Christmas season and make a difference in the lives of others by decorating a tree and/or voting for your favorite. Trees may be viewed at Snellville City Hall from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

All money, canned goods and dried food will be donated to the Southeast Gwinnett Co-op through “Give Hunger the Boot” and all toys will be donated to the “Toys for Tots” program.

For additional information contact Kelly McAloon at kelmcacomcast.net

SCARECROWS ARE COMING TO SNELLVILLE!

11th Annual Scarecrow Contest

Calling all business owners, schools, churches, and ·residents to join in the fun! Gr eat advertising for businesses;too! Entrance fee i s $20.

How will·this w ork? You create a scarecrow and put it on display outside your business, school, church, home or club We'll make sure that there is a map of all locatiuns where Scarecrows are on display for voting. Patrons will be encouraged to visit your location and vote on who has the BEST SCARECROW in Snellville. Contest is available to eve1yone in ,",'nellville.

To ensure that your scarecrow is on the map, the deadline to receive the ;egistration form is September 15, 2023.

Voting will run online from October 2 through October 13 at l0 p.m. You will bring your scarecrow to the Snellville FALL FESTIVAL on the Towne Green on October 14 for display. Contest winners will be announced at 3:45 p.m. during the Fall Festival and then your scarecrows will be auctioned off t o the highest bidder with bids starting at $10.00. Scarecrows need to be a ble t o stand o n their own; delivery is to be made to the designated spot left of t he stage on the Towne Green on Saturday, October 14 by 10:00 a.m. Please include a 3.x 5 card clearly marked with the scarecrow's name, your name and business infonnation.

The winning scarecrows (lst, 2nd & 3rd Place) will be presented a trophy and cash prizes (lst-$_100, 2nd- $75 and 3rd- $50) and also receive recognition in our W i nter Snellville Spirit Magazine, ExperienceSnellville.com and our Facebook page. The winning scarecrow will be judged on creativity, overall presentation. BE CREATIVE AND HAVE FUN!

All proceeds from the a uction will benefit the Southeast Gwinnett Food Co-op. Your money will go to a worthy cause!

For more infom1ation, rules, tips and applications, visit www.ExperienceSnellville.com. Any questions can be sent to kelmca@comcast.net or call Kelly McAloon at 770-310-0429.

Snellville Farmers’ Market

Farmers’ Market vendors offer up tantalizing recipes

By Gretchen Schulz Councilwoman Market Organizer

Thankfully we are saying goodbye to the heat of the summer and the trees will soon be ablaze with fall color.

As the calendar moves forward into the fall, we’ll soon be thinking about special meals to be shared with family and friends. Some of our menu items for those meals may be tried and true recipes we’ve used for years. But in some cases, we may want to think about a new twist to those recipes.

We talked with some of our Snellville Farmers’ Market vendors and asked for recipes that our customers might want to try this year.

David Humphrey, who owns A & H Provisions and has worked in the culinary industry for 30 years after training at Le Cordon Bleu in Chicago, sells a large variety of dried spices and herbs. David suggests using a brine to prepare your holiday turkey this year. The process of brining involves making a salt-water solution and submerging the turkey in the brine before roasting. This “spa treatment” helps the turkey retain moisture and seasons the turkey. See Humphrey’s recipe on the next page.

We also spoke with The Horti-Culture, our vendor at the market for gourmet mushrooms. The Horti-Culture grew out of a friendship among Bill Corcoran, Austin Taylor and Branden Taylor. They have built a climate-controlled growing barn on a 19acre site just south of the Snellville city limits. They provide high quality organically grown specialty mushrooms, including a large variety of oyster mushrooms as well as Bears Head, Chestnut, Lion’s Mane, Mother of Pearl, Shitake and other varieties.

They provided a recipe for their version of the tried-and-true green bean casserole that is a staple of so many holiday meals.

See the Horti-Culture’s recipes on the next page.

Finally, we spoke with Lorena and Younus Aziz of Lorena’s Kitchen. Lorena is originally from Chile and Younus is from Afghanistan. They offer several items that would add a unique cultural touch to a meal.

In addition to her signature empanadas, Lorena bakes roht, a sweet bread that features the flavors of almond extract and cardamon and is served to accompany coffee or tea in Younus’ native Afghanistan. Lorena also offers a variety of salsas that are typical of South American meals, including pebre, a mild Chilean salsa; salsa verde, a creamy non-spicy Peruvian salsa; and chimichurri, an Argentinian accompaniment for grilled chicken or beef. Any of Lorena’s salsas would also make a nice gift for a friend or neighbor.

The Snellville Farmers Market will soon begin its “extended season,” which begins in October and runs through May with markets held on the first and third Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon in the City Hall parking lot, 2342 Oak Road.

A list of vendors expected at each market will be published in our newsletter and on our Snellville Farmers Market Facebook page prior to each market. To subscribe to our newsletter email snellvillefarmersmarket@gmail.com.

Fall Recipes

Turkey Brine

Ingredients

3 gallons water

21 ounces (by weight) Kosher salt

1 pound brown sugar

8 bay leaves

3 cinnamon sticks

6 pieces of star anise

2 tablespoons coriander seeds

2 oranges, cut in half

2 lemons, cut in half

You will need a container large enough to hold the turkey that will fit in the refrigerator. The turkey will need to be submerged in the brine in the container.

Add all ingredients to a large stock pot and bring to a boil. Turn off the heat and allow the brine to cool to room temperature. Submerge the turkey in the brine for 48 to 72 hours. Take out, pat dry, and then roast until done.

Ingredients

1-2 pounds of green beans, trimmed

2 tablespoons unsalted butter or oil of choice

¾ pound oyster mushrooms, cut into ½-inch pieces

2 garlic cloves, minced Salt and pepper

Dash of cayenne

2 tablespoons flour

1 cup chicken broth

¾ cup sour cream

½ cup half and half

½ cup Parmesan cheese

½ onion or 1 shallot, sliced thin

¼ cup flour or cornmeal or a combination of both Oil for frying

Preheat oven to 450 degrees. Cook green beans in a large pot of salted water for 2-3 minutes. Drain. Heat a skillet over mediumhigh heat. Add butter or oil to pan. Swirl butter until melted. Add mushrooms and toss to coat. Season with salt, pepper and cayenne. Cook mushrooms 3-5 minutes until golden brown. Add minced garlic 1 minute before mushrooms are done. Pull out ¼ cup and set aside. Sprinkle flour over mushrooms and stir until flour is saturated with butter or oil. Slowly add chicken broth and bring to a simmer. Once simmering, reduce heat to low and add sour cream and half and half. Stir to combine and bring back to a simmer. Cook 5-7 minutes until thickened. Turn off heat. Add green beans and toss to coat. Pour mixture into a baking dish and top with reserved mushrooms and Parmesan cheese. Bake until bubbly and cheese is melted, about 10-15 minutes. Heat oil in a skillet. Toss sliced onions with flour or cornmeal. Once oil is hot, fry onions in batches until golden brown. Remove from the pan and place on paper towels on a plate. Top casserole with the fried onions.

-The Horti-Culture, Snellville Farmers’ Market Vendor

-David Humphrey, owner, A & H Provisions Snellville Farmers’ Market vendor

Green Bean Casserole

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