GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. - Cold weather couldn’t stop Gwinnett County from honoring those who served. The county’s annual Veterans Day ceremony was held indoors this year, followed by a special Stand Down event offering veterans access to resources and support services.

What we know:

The ceremony took place inside an auditorium due to chilly temperatures, but the message of gratitude remained front and center. Gwinnett County is home to about 30,000 veterans, and officials say the event is a meaningful way to thank them for their service and sacrifice.

Retired Army Sgt. Maj. Kerry Dyer, Deputy Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Veterans Service, served as the keynote speaker.

What they're saying:

"When we speak of veterans, we speak not only of battles fought, but lives lived in

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