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Gwinnett seeks artists for new Nicole Love Hendrickson Artway

Applications are open through Nov. 17 for public art installation connecting the Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce and Gas South District. Local artists are invited to submit qualifications for a new public art installation honoring Gwinnett County Chairwoman Nicole Love Hendrickson. The Nicole Love Hendrickson Artway will transform the stairway and surrounding area connecting the Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce to Gas South District into a public space celebrating business, art and entertainment. The project was announced during the Sugarloaf Community Improvement District’s 10th anniversary celebration. It recognizes Hendrickson’s leadership and contributions to Gwinnett County’s arts and creative community. Create Gwinnett, a nonprofit organization focused on connecting people, resources and ideas throughout the county, is accepting applications from artists with experience in murals, sculptural elements, interactive installations and other placemaking features. The project brings together Sugarloaf CID, Gas South District, the Hudgens Center for Art and Learning and Create Gwinnett. “Public art breathes life into our public spaces and has the power to connect us all,” Hendrickson said. “To have this installation named in my honor is humbling and truly special, especially given my personal love for creating art.” Hendrickson encouraged artists to submit their ideas for the space, which is intended

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Snellville Walmart Neighborhood Market set to close for four-week remodel

The Walmart Neighborhood Market at 2912 W. Main St. in Snellville will temporarily close beginning Oct. 26, 2026, for a planned four-week remodel aimed at improving convenience, expanding fresh food offerings and enhancing the overall shopping experience. The project is part of Walmart’s effort to update its Neighborhood Market stores with refreshed layouts, expanded services and improvements designed to make shopping faster and easier for customers. “We’re excited to bring the next generation of our Neighborhood Market experience to Snellville,” said Store Manager Ramona Blackwell. “When our store reopens, customers will enjoy an updated store with more fresh food options, expanded services and an even easier shopping experience whether they choose to shop in-store, through pickup or with delivery.” The store’s pharmacy will remain open throughout the renovation, allowing customers to continue accessing essential pharmacy services. Fresh food, upgraded services planned When the remodeled store reopens, customers can expect a redesigned interior featuring wider aisles, updated fixtures, refreshed signage, new paint and improved lighting. The store also plans to expand its fresh food selection with fresh tortillas, sushi prepared in-store, fresh-cut fruit, grab-and-go meals and enhanced deli offerings. Online shopping services will receive upgrades as well, including improvements to grocery