On the first Sunday of every month, a group of Dunwoody bicycling enthusiasts meet in the parking lot of Dunwoody Village for a one-hour, 4.5 mile ride around the city.…
1-2 p.m. – Nia blends the fun and funk of dance, the precision and power of yoga and martial arts, the focus of T’ai Chi, and the peace and calm…
The five members of the Dunwoody Charter Commission have chosen officers. The chairman of the commission is Max Lehmann. The vice chairman is Robert Wittenstein. Both were elected unanimously during…
Penina Richards brought flowers. It just happened to be Mother’s Day, and she thought a few vases filled with little roses, colored pink or peach or red, would brighten these…
By Tamara Carrera When the Community Assistance Center (CAC) opened its doors in 1987 to help neighbors in need, it had a 2×8-foot food closet serving two to 10 families per day.…
Dunwoody Elementary School held an “Evening of the Arts” event, featuring visual, musical and literary pieces created by kindergarten through fifth grade students. Sisters Jayla, left, and Taylor Johnson, get…
5 p.m. – Martial arts instructor Michael Issa discusses the history and benefits of martial arts. He also will give a demonstration and short lesson. Free and open to all.…
Gov. Nathan Deal announced in a press conference May 22 that the Perimeter Community Improvement Districts have committed to provide $10.5 million toward improving the I-285/Ga. 400 interchange. Deal applauded…
Billy Peebles gets excited when he talks about Abraham Lincoln. Peebles’ eyes light as he warms to his subject. He speaks quickly, jumping from topic to topic, enthusiasm building, as…
The Peachtree Charter Middle School’s Red Team defeated Marist 9-3 to win the championship. Front row, from left, Eli Allen, Andrew Edwards, Kelton Southard, Evan Romeo, Jace Kacena, Ben Altman,…
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