Atlanta, GA--  The Bradham family has the unique distinction of having a complete family of Eagle Scouts. There are 6 boys in the family which have all enthusiastically gone through the necessary steps to attain the elite honor of Eagle Scout.  According to the father, they were never pushed into service but fell into it.  Though, it is not hard to imagine why, due to the tradition of service that has been in their family for more than 80 years.

Both the father of 6, and their 84 year old grandfather are both accomplished Eagle Scouts as well, which means this Suwanee family has a record of service spanning more than 1 generation.  The youngest sons Spencer and Trevor, who are both sophomores at Gwinnett High, spent the last year contributing over 300 hours each to community service projects throughout Georgia.

The boys' scout leader is quoted as saying, "Ultimately it's about honesty, integrity and service.

Atlanta, GA-- The Gwinnett County Police Department and the Gwinnett County Department of Fire and Emergency Services are pleased to announce the first annual Public Safety Fall Festival (formerly the C.O.P.S. Festival) to  be held on October 2, 2010. This year the festival will take place between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at Cool Ray Field (Gwinnett Braves Stadium) in Buford.

“The Fall Festival really celebrates the partnership between GCPD, GCFES, and the community as a whole. We encourage all Gwinnett County residents to join us for this fun, free event,” said Officer Jeffery Richter. The event will include a best two out of three friendly game of softball and will feature firefighters competing against police officers. 

This year’s festival has a lot to offer the community, various units from police and fire and Emergency Services will set up displays and give demonstrations.