More Vaccine Appointments + National Ice Cream Month

Howdy, folks!

Welcome to the Wednesday edition of Duluth Daily Digest, where you can find all you need to know about happenings and news from around town!
In this issue, you will read about

But first, the weather:

Today will be another hot one with a high of 87 and a low of 62. Rain or precipitation is not expected throughout the day.

Here's the local news:

1) Did you know July is national ice cream month? The Gwinnett Bureau of Visitors has put together a list of local businesses celebrating, one of which is The Chocolaterie in downtown Duluth! (Patch)

2) Local representative, Carolyn Bordeaux, is making "generational" changes to local infrastructure around Duluth and Sugar Hill areas. Some of these new projects can be set to take place immediately, but she said we will be taking things one step at a time. (Gwinnett Daily Post)

3) Are you ready to get back to live music? I sure am! Renowned music artist, Eric Clapton, has recently released his tour dates, and the Gas South Arena is one of the stops! Get your tickets today. (Gwinnett Daily Post)

4) Gwinnett Police are seeking witnesses of a domestic dispute that ended in the deaths of a man and a woman. If you have any information, you should contact Crime Stoppers. (AJC)

5) Have you gotten your COVID-19 vaccine yet? If not, the county is now planning on reaching the areas in need by opening up 25 appointments every hour to receive the Moderna shot. (FOX 5 Atlanta)

Looking for something to do? Look no further:

1) Stroke Support Group- Northside Gwinnett is holding a support group for those who are suffering from having a stroke at 2:30 p.m.

2) Weapons Carry License Course- This event will be held at the Hilton Garden Inn. It will cost $20, and will start at 5:30 p.m.

3) Flipping Mojitos Real Estate Networking Event- Mojitos at the Forum will be hosting a networking event at 6 p.m.

That's all for today, folks! See you back here again tomorrow for the latest news and events from around town.

Peace and love,

Lyndsay Oxley

My name is Lyndsay Oxley, and I have lived in the District at Duluth for about three years now. If you recognize my name and face, it is probably because you've seen me around Parson's Alley at Good Word Brewing. I am there every weekend serving tables, while during the week I am an ESOL teacher at Radloff Middle School. I love Duluth's everything from the diversity, great food and drinks, and the warming culture. I hope that I can continue to keep you reading every day, and if you enjoy reading it, please tell your friends!