Loganville News & Events

Things Happening In Loganville

(and surrounding areas)

🎸 Live Music With Andre Bennet
📍 A Bite To Eat, 4447 Atlanta Hwy, Loganville, GA
🕒 Friday, August 29 – 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Blues, rock, and soul on the lawn and deck. Bring a chair or blanket, enjoy the full menu and drinks, and settle in for a night of high-energy music.

🏈 Friday Night Lights – Varsity Football Game
📍 Loganville Christian Academy – 2575 SR‑81, Loganville, GA
🕒 Friday, August 29 – 7:30 PM – 10:00 PM
Catch the energy of a varsity showdown in the heart of Loganville—perfect for family and friends to cheer on local athletes.


🎟 Find Old Glory
📍 American Legion Post 233 – 4635 Highway 78, Loganville, GA
🕒 Friday, August 29 – 6:00 PM – 9:30 PM
A raffle-style evening with tickets priced at $2 each, 3 for $5, or 6 for $10. The winner is drawn at 8:30 PM. Come for fun and community spirit under one roof.

🎸 Live Music With Cafe Au Lait
📍 A Bite To Eat, 4447 Atlanta Hwy, Loganville, GA
🕒 Saturday, August 30 – 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Rock the night away on the lawn and deck. Bring a chair or blanket, enjoy the full menu and drinks, and settle in for a night of high-energy music.

Quick 7-Day Weather Forecast for Loganville, GA

Friday	84° /66°	Mostly cloudy
Saturday	74° /65°	Partly sunny with a couple of showers in the afternoon
Sunday	76° /65°	Breezy in the morning; cloudy with a couple of showers
Monday	79°/ 60°	Clouds and sun with a couple of showers possible
Tuesday	77°/ 61°	Showers in the morning; otherwise, low clouds
Wednesday	77° /62°	Mostly cloudy with occasional rain
Thursday	80° /62°	Mostly sunny

Pamendi’s Italian Grill, a local favorite in Loganville, is entering a new era with longtime resident Jay Bateman as its new owner.

Bateman, who has lived in the community for 20 years and has a deep connection to Pamendi’s since its founding in 2014, brings decades of restaurant experience to his new role.

He recognizes recent challenges but is determined to restore Pamendi’s as a spot locals can enjoy without traveling far.

With a focus on quality, consistency, and community, the restaurant is returning to its roots, serving scratch-made Italian classics—lasagna, manicotti, and chicken parmesan—alongside Greek specialties and beloved starters like fried mushrooms and calamari.

From cozy dinners to family gatherings, Bateman promises Pamendi’s will once again be a place Loganville can take pride in.

Visit Pamendi’s at 4060 Atlanta Hwy #1220, open daily for lunch and dinner.

"Explore your own backyard and you'll be surprised at the hidden gems you'll find."

Loganville business coach and community leader Jeimy Arias has achieved bestseller status with her new book, Purpose-Driven Leader: Keys to Overcoming Fear, Maximizing Success, and Creating the Life You Desire.

A Maxwell Leadership Certified Coach and active member of the Loganville Rotary Club and Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Arias shares wisdom gained from over 20 years guiding professionals toward clarity and confidence.

Through her popular 59 Seconds of Growth with Coach Jeimy podcast and leadership firm, she’s shaped many local business owners into successful, resilient leaders.

Her new book introduces the Next Right Step Framework®, a five-pillar guide to battling procrastination, imposter syndrome, and time management while teaching authentic communication and accountability.

More than a strategy manual, Arias’s book blends mindset, purpose, and faith for a holistic approach, helping leaders truly transform themselves.

Already rated five stars on Amazon, Purpose-Driven Leader is inspiring professionals across Loganville and beyond.

Walton County Chief Appraiser Tommy Knight is defending his office after a recent City of Monroe survey suggested property values are being mishandled or skewed.

Knight, who has overseen appraisals for over a decade with a record praised by state audits, criticized the survey as anecdotal and not rooted in factual data.

He stressed that commercial properties, like Walmart and chain restaurants, may seem undervalued due to a lack of sales data and because only land and buildings—not intangible business value—can be appraised.

Addressing social media rumors, Knight rejected claims of favoritism, especially towards County Chairman David Thompson, explaining that criticized properties have minimal buildable value.

Monroe Mayor John Howard and City Manager Logan Propes defended the survey, stating undervaluations cost the city tax revenues and shift burdens onto homeowners.

Both sides have agreed to meet soon to discuss concerns and find common ground.

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