Friday, September 1, 2017

Dunwoody / Chamblee Football Game tonight to play for bragging rights & Golden Spike

Local rivalry & great community turnout to watch the game, cheerleaders, & half time show.


9/1 Friday 
  • 2:30ish - Student Pep Rally (Beach the Bulldogs!)
  • 7:10 - Get in the stands early to pump up our Wildcats during pre-game!
  • 7:30 - Kickoff: Varsity vs Chamblee @ North DeKalb Stadium
    3688 Chamblee Dunwoody Rd, Chamblee, GA 30341
  • During the game listen to the play by play via  Wildcat Radio on MIXLR
  • After the game: FCA Presents The 5th Quarter at DUMC 

Tuesday, August 29, 2017

Scoutmaster Barry Deutsch honored for life saving good deed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TtJBSz0KeY

I can not say with certainty that my friend Mr. Barry Deutsch actually saved a man's life but I can tell you that Barry routinely goes beyond call of duty serving his community as a leader with Boy Scout Troop 477 where he has taught leadership & service to hundreds of young men within our community.  Barry and his wife Councilwoman Lynn Deutsch took it upon themselves to search for the missing man and Barry acting on a hunch, climbed down a deep ravine where he found the man injured by the fall seven hours previously.

Though the Dunwoody Police Department and the Boy Scouts of America honored Mr. Deutsch for this specific act, in my book Mr. Barry Deutsch is an everyday hero who unselfishly gives of his time and talents to make this a better community. 

Thank you Barry for saving this man's life and thank you for all you do in our community!!

PS:    Lynn - you rock too!

Georgia Power addresses numerous power outages in the Dunwoody North Subdivision.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AySqO5meIDM

Georgia Power representatives explain the circumstances of power outages and the improvements coming to the system to reduce the number incidents in the future.

Monday, August 28, 2017

Rep Karen Handel addresses Dunwoody City Council & announces town hall opportunity.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFpK9RrLOfE

Congresswoman Karen Handel stopped by the Dunwoody City Council for a very brief introduction on Monday evening where she set the tone of cooperation, she introduced her staff, offered constitute services & announced her committee assignments (Judiciary & Education).  There was no question or answer session available at the meeting but there is an oppertunity to raise issues with the Congresswoman on Wednesday as per the information below as found on her website.
Roswell, GA -- Congresswoman Karen Handel announces that she will hold her first town hall meeting on Wednesday, August 30, at 7 pm EST.  During this 60-minute teleconference, Congresswoman Handel will give a brief update on her first months representing Georgia's 6th District and answer questions from her constituents.

"It is an incredible honor to represent the citizens of the 6th District, and I look forward to their input and questions," said Congresswoman Handel.

Participants must be residents of the 6th Congressional District and complete the form at https://tthm.wufoo.com/forms/rep-karen-handel-telephone-town-hall-signup/ for instructions to participate.

Karen Handel was sworn in as the 6th District representative on June 26th, becoming Georgia's first Republican woman ever elected to the United States Congress. Handel serves on the Judiciary and the Education and Workforce Committees. Representing East Cobb, North Fulton, and parts of DeKalb Counties. Karen and her husband Steve live in Roswell.

Friday, August 18, 2017

24th Annual Butterfly Festival at the Dunwoody Nature Center is Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm


Dunwoody Nature Center is located at:

5343 Roberts Drive
Dunwoody, GA 30338
Telephone: (770) 394-3322

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Please note: there is no parking at the Dunwoody Nature Center except for handicapped access.
We highly recommend that you take advantage of the complimentary shuttle service running continuously during the day thanks to the volunteers at North Atlanta Church of Christ. Parking is located at 5676 Roberts Drive.

Parking is also available on a limited basis at the Dunwoody Park ballfields, nearby New Hope Church (located at 5477 Roberts Drive), and Austin Elementary School.