Good Morning Gwinnett

03/24/2026

At 59, Audrey Belle Kearney is proving age is just a number. After 29 years as an entrepreneur, she's launched a new venture from her kitchen, creating dehydrated food. It's never too late to chase your dreams.

03/11/2026

In this episode of Good Morning Gwinnett I'm joined by Michelle Wilson. Many small business owners unknowingly overpay thousands of dollars in taxes every year simply because they don’t understand the strategies available to them. In this conversation, accountant Michelle Wilson shares practical insights on how entrepreneurs can organize their finances, use smart tax planning strategies, and legally reduce their tax burden. www.GoodMorningGwinnett.com

� New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! �

� New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! �

03/04/2026

Two small businesses asked for help, but unfortunately, they closed their doors three months later. If there's a surplus of money, why not create a small business venture fund? People can turn to this fund when they need support. How can one advocate for that?

03/02/2026

What are you prioritizing? It depends on what you want to create with the school system, and what kind of society you want. The US can improve upon the variety of education systems that it has focused on in the past. There is lots of room for improvement.

03/01/2026

State representatives focus on voter engagement and turnout. Passing the state budget is the only constitutional obligation. Federal funding makes up 20-30% of the state budget. Small businesses need to know how to access allocated funds.

02/28/2026

Government can seem like a monolith, but it's actually a layered structure. From city councils to state legislatures and the federal level, each layer has unique budgets and duties. Navigating this bureaucracy can be tough, but understanding it is key.

02/27/2026

Business development and entrepreneurship have always been important. It's a necessary source of growth and generational wealth, especially for those uninterested in traditional professional paths. Some people are simply entrepreneurs at heart, regardless of their background.

02/26/2026

Learning APIs helped her get promoted this month. It's the little things that make the difference. Are we kicking people out of the education system because of these tiny details? Should the education system change?

02/25/2026

https://goodmorninggwinnett.com/the-hidden-cost-of-gwinnett-living-4-surprising-takeaways-from-gwinnetts-2026-fiscal-reports/

Is great Gwinnett Living a myth? While the drone of city council meetings often lulls the public to sleep, the ledgers from February 23 and 24, 2026, reveal a

02/25/2026

It wasn't a solo journey to becoming an attorney. Early responsibility, advice, guidance, and support from unexpected corners—teachers, counselors, and even brief encounters—shaped the path. Now, giving back with gratitude and a deep understanding of how much help matters.

02/24/2026

Looking back, so much of my journey was shaped by the amazing people I met along the way. Life circumstances played a role, but the support and guidance of others made all the difference. I'm incredibly grateful for those connections.

02/23/2026

Is more education the only path to higher income? Not necessarily. While external factors impact wages, statistics show a correlation between education and earning potential. Individual success stories vary, proving there are multiple paths to financial well-being.