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Exploring the Past, Present, and Future of Lilburn’s 1910 Public House Restaurant By Heidi Campbell Less than a year ago, a new restaurant founded on the principles of sustainability opened its doors in downtown Lilburn. The 1910 Public House, which flawlessly juxtaposes modern décor over a historic base, offers patrons “made-from-scratch” Southern cuisine, a full bar, and a market which will soon offer growlers to go. The restaurant is housed in a building that dates back to the 1890s when Lilburn was known as McDanielsville. During renovations the owners insisted on keeping not only the old brick wall, but the original floors and ceiling of what was once a hardware store. Hoping to find a name that would have local significance, Tony Tiberia, who owns the restaurant with his wife Jennifer, recalls spending hours looking for the right name. “We knew we wanted a Public House because, back in the day, there was always one public house in town where everybody met to enjoy a family meal or a game of cards.” They decided to go with the 1910 Public House. “We realized that 1910,” Tiberia reveals, “was the year that McDanielsville was renamed Lilburn. The charm of the 1910 Public House stems, however, not only from the building’s rich history, but also from the vision of supporting local and regional farms, bakeries, and breweries. “We are unique,” Tiberia reasons, “because we make everything from scratch using fresh, local ingredients. We are a farm-to-table restaurant, offering seasonal selections.” There is something for every diet on the menu. The main
chef, Chris Kearny, always plans a vegan dish and a vegetarian option, and the owners recently started carrying gluten-free bread from a local baker. They carefully select their produce, local ingredients, and, particularly, their meats. “The twentyperson wait staff samples the food to best guide the diners. “Product knowledge is a priority for us,” insists Tiberia. “When a customer asks, ‘How’s the pork,’ we don’t want our server to just say, ‘It’s good.’ We want them to be able to describe it, to say why they like it, to tell them it is a thick cut. We want them to share that it comes from a pork producer who is thirty miles away.” Although the menu changes with the season, there are certain popular items that have found their forever home on the menu, including the crab cakes, the pimento cheese, and the fresh chicken salad. “We will always keep the same basic proteins on our menu,” assures Tiberia, “so there will always be a pork dish and a fish option. We will just rotate out the sides to include what is fresh for the season.” The Market, which adjoins the restaurant, serves a quick meal on the run. Open daily at 8:00 a.m., locals can stop in to enjoy coffee, biscuits, and bagels. “At lunchtime,” describes Tiberia, “the Market becomes more of a café. We have a handful of sandwiches that come with a bag of chips. People can eat in or take their food to go.” In the next month, the Market space will house a brand new growler station. Currently, the restaurant has four beers on tap. Customers, however, have frequently asked why their beer selection is so limited. Selection will not be a problem in
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Can you believe fall is in the air and football season has begun? As I write more of these columns, I am aware of the various seasons that have come and gone and how fast time goes. Time is precious, and where you spend it matters. I love spending time in our throw back community and seeing so many people connected in so many different ways. This month’s cover story is on the 1910 Public House, which is a must visit restaurant in Lilburn. Other feature stories include ASFC of Gwinnett, Mercer Physical Therapy, the Lilburn International Festival, Catching up with Kathy Coots, a business profile of SE Urgent Care, and many more. Thank you to the newest advertisers who have joined the Our Town family. As I always say, if you enjoy this magazine please support these and all of the Our Town family of advertisers. Some new advertisers this month include ASFC Gwinnett, Iron Accents, Nikos Wine, Auto Lube Express, Red Carpet Salon, Gentle Touch Dentistry, and Snellville Tourism and Trade. Our Town can be found in Our Town Magazine display shelves in these six strategic locations: Chick-fil-A on Hwy 78- Snellville; Chick-fil-A on Scenic Hwy 124; Graft Restaurant in Grayson; Rivals on Five in Stone Mountain; Chick-fil-A on Hwy 78 in Stone Mountain; and 1910 Public House in Lilburn. In addition, the, Chick-fil-A on Lawrenceville Hwy in Lilburn (table near restrooms), Eagles Landing Restaurant and the UPS store in Stone Mountain off Rockbridge Road are all stocked with copies. Stay tuned for more locations as we have ordered six more display shelves per your request. Please connect with us online for information that goes beyond the printed version. You can find us at Facebook.com/OurTownGwinnett and Twitter @OurTownGwinnett, and you can view the online version at ourtownmagonline.com. Our online views and readership and social media engagement (integrated communications) are growing each month. Until next time and as always: this is my town, the town, your town, Our Town!
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What we offer: Manual Therapy including Dry Needling, Neuromuscular Re-education, Therapeutic Exercise, Post-operative Care, Spinal Care, Amputee Rehabilitation, Upper Extremity/Hand Therapy, Gait Analysis, Balance Testing & Fall Prevention, and Vestibular Rehabilitation
Someday keeps us in neutral, unable to move in any direction. Someday may even hinder us from being responsible. Continually waiting for Someday comes with a cost. It may cost better health, realized dreams, clarity, contentment, living4ward. How can you begin to remove the Someday embedded in your vocabulary? Consider this: start and replace. Start with a different “day” word: Monday, Tuesday, today, etc. and replace Someday with that word. That simple replacement begins to put the thought, idea, or dream on the calendar to become a reality. For a long time, whenever I passed Rita’s Italian Ice, I would think, “Someday I will stop and try that.” Recently, I replaced Someday with Today and enjoyed an island fruit Italian ice! Simple pleasure! Significant lesson! Share your “start and replace” story with Jane: jane@takethenextstepcct.com or www. facebook.com/takethenextstepcct. Jane Bishop is Owner/CEO of Take The Next Step. More information at www.takethenextstepcct.com.
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ASFC Outreach: Getting Help, Getting Whole By Kate Daly See a need, fill a need – that could be the new motto for a counseling and outreach group opening its doors in Gwinnett County. The formal name of the group, founded by Angela C. Clark, is ASFC Outreach Therapeutic Counseling Services, LLC. The ASFC stands for Achieving Skills For Change, and that is the heart of what they do. ASFC Outreach started in Conyers a little more than ten years ago with a focus on children. But founder and CEO Clark says she quickly realized that to heal the child, you must treat the whole family. The practice developed a holistic philosophy and grew to encompass and offer a comprehensive range of services. When a person comes to ASFC Outreach, a team of professionals coalesces to create a plan that will best serve, support, and guide the patient onto a path to wholeness. The programs offered range from anger management to drug counseling to nutrition. The staff gets out into the community as well, holding seminars, and parenting and nutrition classes. Clarks says the team at ASFC Outreach will come to you where and when you need help, with whatever you need help in. Language is not a barrier since the staff includes bilingual professionals. The staff says they each have areas close to their hearts. For Clinical Director Coleena Brown (LPC), it’s military veterans. Brown, a licensed professional counselor, is also a proud and patriotic army vet herself. She’s earned her certification to treat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. ASFC Outreach gets referrals from schools, doctors, and even former patients. They have state and federal contracts. Clark wants her patients to know they are a nationally accredited and A-rated company. The move into Gwinnett came when they realized that more and more referrals to the Conyers office were coming from Gwinnett County. To better serve their growing clientele, ASFC Outreach expanded to include a Lawrenceville office with plans to eventually open offices in Greensboro and Decatur. Clark says their services are summed up in ASFC’s motto, “There is no problem too big or too small. Talk to us, we’re here to help.” To introduce themselves to Gwinnett County, ASFC Outreach will hold an open house on Friday, September 26, from 9:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. at the Gwinnett office located at 1755 North Brown Mill Road, suite 200, Lawrenceville. More information at www.asfcoutreach.com.
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Korean drums, consulates from several foreign countries, global food options, international dance, and a parade of flags from seventy countries are just a few of the highlights at Lilburn’s first International Festival, which hits Lilburn City Park on Saturday, September 13 from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. Diana Preston, a member of the Lilburn Community Partnership, is coordinating the event with Margot Ashley who works with SafetySmart Lilburn. Preston is excited for the free event. “This is a welcoming venue that will celebrate the diversity of Lilburn,” she says. “There will be something for everyone!” Hosted by the Lilburn Community Partnership, SafetySmart Lilburn, and the City of Lilburn, the event was planned by the Festival Committee, made up of twelve local volunteers. “We’re about getting people out and helping them get more involved in their community,” says Preston, who hopes the event will unite the diverse churches, youth organizations, government agencies, schools, and businesses in the small town of Lilburn. The Opening Ceremony promises to be spectacular: the Parkview High School ROTC will present the colors, and the Berkmar High School Patriot band and chorus will lead the National Anthem and provide music during the International Flag Parade. Volunteers from Lilburn First Baptist Church, who donated their international flag collection, will assist in carrying the flags alongside several official consulates. Local restaurants will be selling international cuisine, soccer and karate programs will host demonstrations, and rows of exhibits will be set up so that people can truly mingle with the local, diverse community. “This is for everybody,” Preston assures. “We’ll have some traditional music. We’ll have different cultures. It will be good for people who don’t get to travel as much as they like. They might get to try some different experiences in food, music, and dance!” Nam Dae Mun International Farmer’s Market, one of the Festival’s presenting sponsors (along with Vida Radio and All State Insurance), will provide a shuttle pick-up spot, along with the First Baptist Church of Lilburn. “We have a plan,” Preston says. “We’ll be putting up yard signs at subdivision entrances, and we’ll be advertising on the three digital billboards in Lilburn. We’re hoping that neighbors will talk about the event and encourage everyone to come out.” More information at www.lilburnevents.com
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