Loganville News & Events

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Things Happening In Loganville

(and surrounding areas)

🎶 Timeless Tributes Candlelight Concert
📍 A Bite To Eat 4447 Atlanta Highway, Loganville, GA
🕒 Friday, September 26 – 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Live concert featuring the music of Sade, Anita Baker, Whitney Houston, Erykah Badu under candlelight.

🍴 Bowling With The Loganville Rotary
📍 Stars & Strikes at 479 Brightwell Ct, Loganville, GA
🕒 Friday, September 26 – 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Get ready for a night of strikes and spares at Stars and Strikes bowling center!  All are welcome!

🎶 Powerhouse Vocalist Sarah Hopkins
📍 A Bite To Eat 4447 Atlanta Highway, Loganville, GA
🕒 Saturday, September 27 – 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Join us for a night of amazing music and food, featuring a full menu and drinks.

🍴 Techmazing Grand Opening Bash!
📍 Techmazing Offices at 4931 Hwy 81, Loganville, GA
🕒 Saturday, October 4 – 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Come an celebrate the grand opening celebration for Techmazing Heating & Cooling (Formerly Trust Heating and Air).  There will be kids games, conests, food and more!

Quick 7-Day Weather Forecast for Loganville, GA

Loganville, GA — Registration is now open for the eagerly awaited 22nd Annual Loganville Rotary Golf Tournament, set for Friday, October 31, 2025, at The Providence Club in Monroe.

This cherished fall event blends friendly golf competition, festive costumes, and a local mission of service.

Proceeds support Special Kneads & Treats—a nonprofit bakery uplifting families and adults with disabilities—and benefit other vital Rotary projects both locally and internationally.

Golfers will enjoy a morning shotgun start, fun contests with big prizes, and included breakfast and lunch.

Sponsorships range from $100 to $10,000, offering businesses broad visibility and the chance to make a real impact.

Spots are limited. Gather a team or sign up as an individual for a day that promises competition, camaraderie, and community service—Loganville style.

"Explore your own backyard and discover the hidden gems right in your own community."

Loganville City Council voted 4-1 to formally censure Councilwoman Patti Wolfe after she posted confidential details from an executive session on social media.

The resolution, led by Councilwoman Anne Huntsinger, accused Wolfe of disclosing sensitive city business and sharing inaccurate information about a possible lawsuit challenging Walton County’s property valuations.

Wolfe did not attend the meeting and cited legal advice to stay silent.

Her social media post referenced a council discussion about potential legal action stemming from concerns that large local properties were undervalued, which may unfairly increase taxes for homeowners and small businesses.

Mayor Skip Baliles and others said Wolfe’s disclosure upset leaders from neighboring cities and misrepresented city intentions, while Councilwoman Melanie Long, the only dissenting vote, argued the council was inconsistent and risked setting a dangerous precedent.

The censure, though symbolic, highlights mounting tensions over Loganville’s response to local tax equity concerns.

Georgia State University College of Law celebrates the election of its 2025-2026 officers for the Ronald J. Freeman Chapter of the Black Law Students Association (BLSA).

Founded in 1983 and named for one of the law school’s pioneering Black graduates, BLSA is dedicated to supporting and advancing Black law students through programs like mentorship, networking events, legal forums, and community outreach.

Rachel Lindsay, recognized among the newly elected board members, will help guide BLSA’s vital mission within Georgia State’s vibrant legal community.

University leaders commend Lindsay and her peers for their dedication to advocacy, service, and education, underscoring their role in fostering leadership and positive change both on campus and beyond.

With more than 52,000 students across metro Atlanta, Georgia State relies on leaders like those in BLSA to sustain its commitment to diversity and student success.

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