www.GoodMorningGwinnett.com As Still takes over as Lawrenceville’s new mayor, he inherits a city whose downtown is in the midst of a major transition. There is the SouthLawn development, the college corridor project, the Lawrence hotel and construction on the Lawrenceville Performing Arts Center.


Still said the efforts that inspired those projects — the idea of revitalizing downtown Lawrenceville — will remain a top priority during his administration.

“I guess what I’m looking forward to is trying to finish the business we’ve been working on and building community, you know building Lawrenceville back to a healthy community,” Still said. “I’m looking forward to being able to continue that process so that people actually know each other, that they have relationships because that’s what community really is, everybody knowing everybody, working together (and) playing together.”

The first day of 2020 is not only the first day of a new year, but also the first day of Still’s tenure as Lawrenceville’s new mayor. He ran unopposed in 2019 to succeed outgoing Mayor Judy Jordan Johnson, who chose to retire at the end of her final term rather than seek re-election.
SOURCE: www.GwinnettDailyPost.com
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