Elliott Brack

1 week ago | gwinnettforum.com | Elliott Brack

“You can tell a lot about a town by the way it keeps up its courthouse and its cemeteries.”— the late South Georgia attorney and Marine lieutenant colonel and World War II veteran John Mattox (1917-1993). By Elliott BrackEditor and publisher, GwinnettForumMAY 30, 2025  |  If you take the words above, it is obvious that the City of Norcross has a handsome City Hall, which is well kept up. However, you can’t say that about its city cemetery.

1 week ago | gwinnettforum.com | Elliott Brack |Jack Bernard |Katie Holten

· A HISTORICAL MARKER tells part of the history of the Norcross City Cemetery. It is located east of Buford Highway, with Cemetery Street starts where Holcomb Bridge Road ends. Norcross resident Gene Ramsey often gives historical tours of the cemetery. For a pictorial view of the current conditions of the cemetery, see Elliott Brack’s perspective below.

1 week ago | gwinnettforum.com | Elliott Brack

By Elliott BrackEditor and Publisher, GwinnettForumMAY 27, 2025  |  The continual refusal of Gwinnett County government to recognize and work with the new City of Mulberry is foolish and uncalled for. It might even be dangerous for Mulberry citizens if Gwinnett County departments fail to respond to certain activities in Mulberry. So far this standoff seems to be nearly one-sided with the county dragging its feet.

1 week ago | gwinnettforum.com | Mike Wood |Elliott Brack |Randy Brunson

· OPENING OF A GWINNETT-BASED OFFICE for Georgia Tech’s Manufacturing Extension Partnership (GaMEP) took place last week. Strategically located within the Gwinnett Chamber building and adjacent to Partnership Gwinnett’s offices, the new space enhances local access to GaMEP’s extensive services for manufacturers and supply chain companies across the region.

2 weeks ago | gwinnettforum.com | Elliott Brack

By Elliott BrackEditor and Publisher, GwinnettForumMAY 23, 2025  |  None of us will ever live to realize what our legacy is going to be. Most of us will be known by our children and their accomplishments. Some of us will be known by our nature, others by business acumen, others by constant smiles and friendliness, and still many by their constant giving to others. One guy we remember fondly is also known today for erecting a well-used party house  on his property, among his many other endeavors.