Chris Starrs is a journalist based in Gwinnett County, Georgia. With a focus on local news, Chris writes for various publications including the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Rockdale Newton Citizen, Gwinnett Daily Post, and more. His articles cover a range of topics including community events, sports, human interest stories, and local achievements.
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Hebron Christian's Gerritt Kemp in action during a 66-7 win over East Jackson on Sept. 28, 2024. Colin Hubbard
By: Chris Starrs
Paige Brady made more than 4,000 bracelets that were passed out to Apalachee High School students and their friends and family.
By: Chris Starrs
On Friday at Adams Stadium in Atlanta, Salem ended a disappointing 2024 season on a high note with a 32-21 victory over Stone Mountain.
Central Gwinnett High School is on the lookout for a new head football coach after Larry Harold announced his resignation last Thursday.
There can be no argument that the metro Atlanta area — including Gwinnett County — has some of the top restaurants in the country. And to take it one step
By: Chris Starrs
For some four decades, Quinn House in Lawrenceville has provided alcohol- and drug-addicted men with the chance at a new life through its faith-based recovery and restoration program. And for
By: Chris Starrs
It was a wild Friday night with plenty of blowouts, heartstoppers and heartbreakers in the first round of the GHSA state playoffs.
By: Chris Starrs
Ken Lindahl, who along with his wife Patty led the Brookwood High School theater program to international prominence, was remembered Wednesday as someone who always kept his composure in what
By: Chris Starrs
Clay Wages describes himself as a “hoops junkie,” which is a good thing as he’s getting a double-dose of basketball this winter at Lambert High School.
A swimmer from Archer High School got her first taste of international competition in early October as she represented her parents’ home country in West Africa and returned to Lawrenceville
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