Loganville News & Events

What famous television series filmed scenes in Loganville at locations that became the “Hazzard County Line” and “Uncle Jesse’s Farm”?

Things Happening In Loganville

(and surrounding areas)

🎵 Music Bingo at The Patriots’ Grill 
📍 4635 Atlanta Hwy, Loganville, GA 30052
🕒 Friday, June 5, 2026 • 6:00 PM
Come listen to great music and play Bingo with a great group of people.

🤠 Line Dancing at American Legion Post 
📍 4635 Atlanta Hwy, Loganville, GA 30052
🕒 Friday, June 5, 2026 • 7:00 PM
Put on your boots and hit the dance floor for a lively night of line dancing at the American Legion. A fun way to spend your Friday evening with music, movement, and community fellowship.

🏍️ Bike Night at Jersey Peach

📍715 Loganville Hwy SW Suite 720

🕒 Monday June 8 starting at 6:00 PM

Get your motor running and head to Jersey Peach for a night of bike-themed fun and great food!

❓ Tuesday Trivia at Jersey Peach

📍715 Loganville Hwy SW Suite 720

🕒 Tuesday June 9 starting at 6:00 PM

Come test your knowledge and enjoy a night of trivia at Jersey Peach.  Enjoy the food, drinks, and friendly competition.

🎤 Thursday Night Karaoke at Jersey Peach

📍715 Loganville Hwy SW Suite 720

🕒 Thursday June 11 starting at 6:00 PM

Come sing your heart out at Jersey Peach's karaoke night.  Enjoy the food, drinks, and lively toons.  

The Loganville community is mourning the loss of 16-year-old Gunnar Redding Bible, a beloved Loganville High School football player whose strength inspired those around him.

Gunnar passed away on May 27, 2026, after bravely battling Guillain-Barré syndrome, lupus, and pneumonia.

Described as resilient and determined, Gunnar’s journey left a profound mark on classmates, coaches, and families throughout Loganville.

Support poured in as news of his condition spread, reflecting the impact he had—on and off the football field.

Over the weekend, hundreds gathered at Red Devils Stadium to honor his life with an emotional balloon release, showing love for Gunnar and his family, especially his mother, Teresa Redding.

The community continues to rally around the Bible family through a GoFundMe campaign, which has already raised nearly $10,000 for medical and funeral expenses.

Gunnar’s legacy of courage and hope will remain in Loganville’s heart.

For Loganville High School baseball, winning the state championship has become more than a milestone — it’s an ongoing tradition.

The Loganville Red Devils clinched the 2026 GHSA Class 5A State Championship, battling past Pope in a dramatic three-game series at Gwinnett Field.

Down to their final two outs, the Red Devils delivered a stunning 4-3 comeback, with tournament MVP Brantley Carter sealing the win and etching his name into local lore.

This marks Loganville’s ninth state baseball title, continuing a remarkable stretch of dominance dating back to 2008, with six championships since 2017 alone.

Head coach Bran Mills has built a culture defined by resilience, discipline, and a commitment to excellence.

The Red Devils finished with an impressive 34-4 record, carrying an undefeated regional run and uniting the Loganville community with pride every season.

In 2026, their legacy grows — and so does their legend.

“Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.” — Winston Churchill

Snellville, Ga. – Piedmont Eastside Medical Center brought together 200 community members and staff for its inaugural interactive stroke education event on May 27, marking American Stroke Month.

Led by Cierra Blank, RN, the event offered hands-on learning to help attendees recognize stroke symptoms and understand the urgency of seeking help.

Participants engaged in stations reflecting the BE FAST acronym—focusing on balance, eyes, face, arms, speech, and the importance of timely 911 calls.

Activities included simulating arm weakness by wrapping presents with weighted gloves, as well as experiencing impaired vision through special glasses.

Attendees received free blood pressure checks and could ask local physicians and nurses about stroke risks and heart health.

Residents like Shirley Johnson from Lilburn left feeling empowered, knowing how to spot stroke symptoms and act quickly.

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