Loganville News & Events

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Things Happening In Loganville

(and surrounding areas)

👑 Daddy Daughter Date Night (Princess Night)
📍 Truett’s Chick-fil-A Grayson – 2880 Loganville Hwy SW, Loganville, GA
🕒 Friday, Feb 6, 2026 • 5:00 PM – 7:45 PM (
Includes build-your-own flower bouquet, balloon artist, treats, goody bag, and the full “princess night” experience. Tickets start at $30 (one ticket per dad + all daughters).

💌 Valentine Making
📍 The Loganville Makers Studio – 255 Main St, Loganville
🕒 Saturday, Feb 7, 2026 • 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Drop in to craft custom Valentine’s cards for everyone on your list.

🍽️ Super Bowl Party  at A Bite To Eat
📍 A Bite To Eat – 4447 Atlanta Hwy, Loganville, GA 30052
🕒 FSunday 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM, 

Come enjoy the Big Game and a great meal at ABite To Eat!  Full food and drink menus will be available, as you watch the Patriots beat the Seahawks.

🗝️ Super Bowl Party at The Patriots’ Grill (American Legion)
📍 The Patriots’ Grill – 4635 Atlanta Hwy, Loganville, GA 30052
🕒 Sunday, February 8
Get ready for the biggest game of the year with friends and neighbors at The Patriots’ Grill. Enjoy $1 wings, $3 appetizers, and $12 buckets of beer while watching the Super Bowl in a fun, welcoming community atmosphere. A perfect place to cheer, eat well, and spend Sunday evening right here in Loganville.

🔮 Mystic Winter Night (Makers Studio)
📍 The Loganville Makers Studio – 255 Main St, Loganville, 
🕒 Sunday, Feb 8, 2026 • 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
A “souls + winter goals” vibe night featuring energy + art (the listing mentions artisan crystals and color-your-own tarot cards).

A vehicle fire broke out in the parking lot during the Walton Chamber of Commerce’s “Coffee & Connections” event, held at Myers Floor Covering early this morning.

Attendees quickly grabbed fire extinguishers to battle the blaze, but the flames reignited, prompting an urgent call for professional help.

The Walton County Fire Department arrived within minutes and swiftly brought the situation under control, preventing serious damage or injury.

Their rapid, decisive action ensured everyone’s safety and minimized risk to nearby vehicles and property.

The incident highlighted the skill and dedication of local firefighters, reassuring the community of their readiness in emergencies.

Thanks to first responders, what could have been a dangerous crisis ended calmly, reinforcing community trust in Walton County’s fire department.

Local families have an opportunity this weekend to make a direct impact on youth sports by participating in Sports Giveback 2026, a community sports equipment drive aimed at helping children get in the game.

The event will take place Saturday, February 7, 2026, beginning at 9 a.m., at West Walton Park. Organizers will be set up near the cages at the picnic table heading toward the larger fields. Look for balloons and posted signs to easily spot the drop-off location.

Sports Giveback 2026 encourages residents to donate new or gently used athletic equipment they no longer need. Items such as balls, bats, gloves, protective gear, and other sports essentials will be redistributed to children who may not otherwise have access to the equipment required to participate in organized sports.

The drive reflects the spirit of “playing it forward” — giving sports gear another season and another purpose. By clearing out garages and closets, families can help ensure that more kids in the community have the chance to stay active, build confidence, and experience the teamwork and discipline that sports provide.

Organizers stress that even small donations can make a big difference. Every piece of equipment collected helps remove barriers to participation and supports healthier, more inclusive youth athletics.

Residents with questions or who need additional information are encouraged to contact Michelle Schuler at 678-414-1668.

Community members are invited to stop by, donate, and be part of an effort that turns unused gear into new opportunities for local youth.

“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.”
— Margaret Mead, cultural anthropologist

Snellville, Ga. — Piedmont Eastside Medical Center honored Gwinnett County Fire & Emergency Services personnel as February’s First Friday Heroes for saving 17-year-old Elias Roberts’ life.

On September 4, responders Banan, Olds, and Rolader found Elias in cardiac arrest, with his mother performing CPR.

The crew immediately began advanced lifesaving protocols, delivering two defibrillations before Chupp and Parker arrived to transport Elias to Piedmont Eastside.

Elias recovered after a two-week hospital stay and, now a high school senior, is set to graduate this May.

Piedmont Eastside celebrated the team during a ceremony led by Dr. Neha Verma, who praised their swift actions and highlighted February as American Heart Month.

Officers from Gwinnett County Police were also recognized for their vital support at the scene.

Elias and his family attended, expressing deep gratitude and encouraging community CPR training.

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