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Loganville's Election Drama and Spicy Dining Scene Explodes!


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Loganville's Election Drama and Spicy Dining Scene Explodes!

Loganville News and Events
Nov 7, 2025
Trivia Question❓What is the name of Loganville’s historic landmark that was once a school, later a civic center, and now serves as a community event venue? Answer at the bottom of the newsletter |
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Branden Whitfield has been elected as Loganville’s new mayor, narrowly defeating John R. Soesbe by just 125 votes—923 to 798—in a closely watched race that highlighted the city’s desire for thoughtful leadership.
The contest drew strong neighborhood turnout and showcased two well-respected candidates with different strengths.
Whitfield, a life-long resident and local business owner, ran on his deep community ties and experience in city initiatives, promising to focus on infrastructure, parks, and transparent collaboration.
Soesbe’s campaign emphasized fiscal responsibility, transparent governance, and supporting first responders, drawing praise for its careful, balanced approach.
The close margin reflected community pride and the strength of both candidates rather than division.
As Whitfield prepares to take office in January, Loganville looks ahead to decisions on revitalization, transportation, and growth—issues that united voters and will shape the city’s future. Read More... |
Loganville, GA – Residents made their voices heard on Election Day, selecting Melanie Long, Wes Johnson, and Keith Colquitt to fill the three open seats on the City Council.
The diverse five-candidate race spotlighted community priorities, with Long focusing on transparency, Johnson on essential services and downtown renewal, and Colquitt emphasizing balanced growth and infrastructure.
Newly elected leaders will join Mayor Branden Whitfield in January, as Loganville faces important decisions on development, zoning, and city planning.
In addition to the council votes, residents also approved a key Homestead Exemption measure, providing vital property tax relief for homeowners and reinforcing Loganville’s commitment to affordability.
As Loganville heads into 2026, the strengthened leadership team is set to build on the city’s sense of community, balancing hometown values with thoughtful progress. Read More... |
Quote Of The Day |
"Supporting local businesses isn't just about making a purchase; it's about investing in your community's future." |
Loganville is celebrating a flavorful new arrival with Christopher’s Grill & Bar, a Caribbean-American fusion restaurant at 4151 Atlanta Highway.
The husband-and-wife duo, Lavern and Clinton Garibaldi, blend ambitious hospitality and seasoned culinary expertise to create an inviting, upscale, yet family-friendly atmosphere.
Their menu features authentic favorites like jerk chicken, curried goat, oxtail, and whole fried snapper, as well as American classics including burgers, wings, and a standout Philly cheesesteak with perfectly crisp fries.
Patrons can also indulge in desserts like Jamaican rum cake and sweet potato pudding.
Live weekend music and Sunday gospel brunches add vibrant local flavor, while the Garibaldis’ commitment to community gives every visit a warm, welcoming feel.
The Grand Opening is Friday, November 14th at 11:00 AM.
Christopher’s Grill & Bar is open daily and is set to become a beloved Loganville staple. Read More... |
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