June Issue 2016 by Acworth Community Magazine

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From the Chief’s Desk Coming Home Spring House Maintenance American Legion Post 304 The Age of Replacement Includes Dentistry Dough Re Mi What is 20/20 Vision? Design An Outdoor Room For All To Enjoy

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Acworth, Georgia

Message from the Mayor Make Acworth your Staycation Destination this summer! Cauble Park gives families the opportunity to visit one of Atlanta’s best playgrounds, right here in your own community, offering picnic areas, beach rentals, swimming at the beach, and much more. Lake Acworth provides perfect kayaking, paddle boarding, canoeing, and fishing opportunities for the avid outdoor lover. Lake Allatoona features Dallas Landing Park, complete with beach, picnic areas, and the “World’s Largest Inflatable Water Slide,” as well as Proctor Landing Park, with its picnic areas, a beach for swimming, and two volleyball courts! You can find both of these locations within the city limits of Acworth, providing residents and visitors a place to escape from the hustle and bustle to enjoy some much needed family time this summer.

We already are looking forward to the upcoming football season! The Acworth Football and Cheerleading Association is now registering for the 2016 season for football players and cheerleaders between the ages of four and twelve, so register early and take advantage of discounted rates. You can register online at www.AcworthWarriors.com or visit the next onsite registration date on Saturday, June 25, from 10 a.m. to noon at Halbrooks Field. Come celebrate Independence Day with us at Cauble Park on Monday, July 4. Festivities begin at 4 p.m. with fireworks at dark. As tradition holds, there will be a special tribute to all those men and women who have served in our Armed Forces at 7:45 p.m. Free parking will be available in Historic Downtown Acworth, and shuttles will be provided to take you to the event for no charge. As always, for more information on any of these projects, events and programs, you can visit www.CityOfAcworth.org, sign up for our e-news blasts on our home page, “like” Visit Acworth on Facebook, or follow us on Twitter at @VisitAcworth. God Bless, Tommy

Acworth Beach Rentals can be found beside the beach at Cauble Park! All summer, kayak and stand up paddleboard rentals are available on Saturdays from 10 a.m. – 8 p.m., Sundays from noon to 8 p.m., and weekdays by appointment only. For a minimal charge, you can spend the day exploring the lake from a different perspective and trying something new! To make an appointment or for additional information, please visit www. AcworthBeachRentals.com. New to Acworth, we also welcome Appalachian Outfitters, located on Main Street in historic downtown. They offer kayak and stand up paddleboard rentals by the day or hour on Lake Acworth. Stop in and pick up the essentials and make your reservation! They deliver your equipment to the park, making the experience a breeze for anyone who may be interested in trying out a new hobby! The Acworth Slide is now open for the season at Dallas Landing Park, Mondays through Fridays 11 a.m. – 5 p.m., and Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 11 a.m. – 6 p.m., through Labor Day Monday, September 5. Parking at Dallas Landing is $5 per car for all non-City of Acworth residents. For rates and more information, please visit www.AcworthSlide.com. 6

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CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS Mayor Allegood and the Acworth Board of Aldermen would like to invite the public to attend the regular scheduled City Council meetings that are held bi-monthly. The June meetings will be held on June 2 & 16, beginning at 7 p.m., at Acworth City Hall located at 4415 Senator Russell Ave.

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Acworth Slide Returns to Dallas Landing The City of Acworth and Shoreline Entertainment, LLC is proud to announce the return of the World’s Largest Inflatable Water Slide at Dallas Landing Park! The park is located at 5120 Allatoona Drive, Acworth.

The City of Kennesaw’s free Outdoor Movie Series at Swift-Cantrell Park continues on Saturday, June 4 with DreamWorks’ Kung Fu Panda 3 (rated PG). The movie will be projected onto a giant inflatable screen after sundown. Arrive at 6 p.m. for pre-movie entertainment, giveaways, and outdoor fun. Moviegoers should bring a blanket or low-back chairs. Pop-up tents, canopies, or beach umbrellas that can obstruct the view of others are not permitted. Concessions will be available for purchase. Swift-Cantrell Park is located at 3140 Old 41 Highway. Parking is available inside the park and at neighboring Kennesaw Elementary School. Titles are subject to change; cancellations may occur due to weather conditions. For more information, visit www.Kennesaw-Ga. Gov/Parks-And-Recreation or call (770) 422-9714.

Nautique WWA U.S. Wakeboard National Championships Let the excitement begin! The 2016 Nautique WWA U.S. Wakeboard National Championships will be held at Dallas Landing Park on July 27 – 30. Come out to for fun, sun and Wakeboarding! Watch the nation’s best wakeboarders of all ages battle it out on the water for a chance to claim a National title! More information will be available as the event approaches. Please continue to check the Acworth Parks, Recreation and Community Resource Departments website www.AcworthParksAndRec.org, as well as the WWA website www.TheWWA.com/Nationals/ for all additional details and ticket sales. Block Party: That’s only the beginning of the festivities! Riders and fans will head over to Downtown Acworth after the event for the Wakeboard Block Party. There will be plenty of activities going on including live music, great food, and fun! Be sure to arrive early and shop in the unique boutiques exclusive only on Main Street! This event is made possible by the Acworth Downtown Development Authority and the City of Acworth.

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The slide is 36 ft. tall and 175 ft. long. The slide will be open Monday – Friday, from 11 a.m. – 5 p.m., and on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 11 a.m.– 6 p.m., through Labor Day Monday, September 5. Please note there is a $5 parking fee at Dallas Landing for non-city residents. For more information, ticket prices or to make reservations, visit www. AcworthSlide.com.

Acworth Football and Cheerleading Registration has now begun! Acworth Football and Cheerleading Association provides competitive and instructional football and cheerleading opportunities for children between the ages of three and twelve. Children are divided into single age groups and within those age groups are assigned to teams with kids of similar abilities and experience level. They also provide a 3 & 4 year old Tiny-Tot Flag Football that plays in-park. Tackle football starts at age five. Registration fees, league information, and on-site registration dates can be found at www.AcworthWarriors.com.

Acworth Beach Rentals The City of Acworth is excited to partner with Acworth Beach Rentals (ABR) again this summer to offer kayak and stand up paddleboard rentals at Cauble Park! Lake Acworth is the perfect place to relax and spend the day exploring out on the water. Whether you’re with friends, family, or simply need a relaxing day by yourself at the lake, ABR strives to provide you with high quality water sport rentals and friendly service! Rentals are held beside Acworth Beach and are available to anyone age 13 and older. Rentals will be available on Saturdays from 10 a.m. – 8 p.m., and on Sundays, from 12 – 8 p.m., and weekdays by appointment only. Rental times are subject to change depending on weather. For more information or to make an appointment, please visit www. AcworthBeachRentals.com.

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July 4th Concert and Fireworks

Kennesaw’s Salute to America Event The City of Kennesaw will host its annual pre-Independence Day celebration of freedom, music and fireworks on Sunday, July 3, from 6 -10 p.m., in downtown Kennesaw. Admission to the event is FREE. This year’s event will feature two stages of live music, festive street entertainment, food vendors and kid’s activities. The evening will be capped off with fireworks at 9:30 p.m. On the Main Street stage from 7 - 9:30 p.m, The Blast Band, an Atlantabased party band, will perform tunes spanning from golden oldies to the latest Top 40 songs. From 6 - 7 p.m. on the feature stage in Depot Park, the 80ators will perform one hit wonders and chartbusters from the 1980s. From 7:30 - 9:30 p.m., TUSK – The Ultimate Fleetwood Mac Tribute will cover hits from one of the world’s top-selling bands, including “The Chain,” “Landslide,” “Rhiannon,” and “Go Your Own Way.”

Let freedom Ring! The City of Acworth and the Acworth Business Association are proud to present one of the largest fireworks extravaganzas in Metro Atlanta. On Monday, July 4, there will be live music and fireworks at Cauble Park. The live music starts at 4 p.m. The Paul Hand Band will take the stage at 5:30 p.m., leading up to headliners “FLASHBACK” at 7 p.m. Fireworks will begin at approximately 9:30 p.m. Admission to the concert is FREE; however, tables are available for the July 4 concert. Six-foot tables are $50 each for City of Acworth residents and $70 for non-residents. With the table you get six chairs and one parking pass. You can enjoy the table and chairs throughout the day and into the evening. This parking pass will allow you to park at Cauble Park as long as spots remain available. Parking at Cauble Park is by special pass only on July 4, but you are not guaranteed a parking spot at Cauble Park with this pass so please plan on arriving early. If you do not have a parking pass or if the parking is full, you will need to park downtown. Shuttles will be available FREE of charge throughout the day. With the exception of the reserved tables, all seating will be general admission, so bring a blanket or comfortable low-back chairs. There will be a wide variety of children’s activities in the Kids Zone from inflatable slides, bounces and much more. There will be food vendors on-site selling a variety of options beginning at noon. To purchase a table or for more information, call (770) 917-1234 or visit www.AcworthParksAndRecreation.org.

Boating Safety Class The Acworth Parks and Recreation Department is proud to partner with the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 22, to offer Boating Safety Classes to the Acworth community. This one day class will be held on Saturday, June 4, at the Roberts School Community Center from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. This is a NASBLA certified boating safety course and is an entry level class aimed at the inland boater. Old salts will benefit as well since the latest information on Georgia law and Coast Guard policy will be covered. This is a classroom only course and does not include on the water instruction. The fee for this course is $20. For more information or to register, please email flotilla22pe@gmail.com.

A six-foot rectangular table located in front of the Depot Stage can be reserved for $75. Each table seats six persons (chairs are included). With the exception of reserved tables near the Depot Stage, all seating will be general admission, so bring a blanket or comfortable low-back chairs. In addition to street vendor and sponsor booths, attractions will include free and pay-to-play inflatable amusements and mechanical rides. A wide selection of entrées, cold beverages and snacks will be available for purchase. Attendees may bring picnic baskets or coolers. Grills will not be allowed. Possession or consumption of any alcoholic beverages is not permitted. Kennesaw city parks are “Breathe Easy Zones”; tobacco products, smoking and e-cigarettes are prohibited in Depot Park. ATM machines will be available for convenient cash withdrawals. The event may be cancelled or postponed due to inclement weather conditions. For more information and to reserve a table, call (770) 422-9714 or visit www.KennesawJuly3.com.

Acworth Cultural Arts Center New Main Street Gallery Exhibit “Art of the Illustration,” an exhibit exploring visual storytelling by a number of highly regarded artists, opens June 4, at the Main Street Gallery with a reception beginning at 6 p.m. Artists include Jack Smith, veteran Atlanta artist and illustrator; Walter Cumming, former courtroom sketch artist for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution; Kennesaw State University Professors Geo Sipp and Craig Brasco; Hugh MacKay, Savannah School of Artand Design alumni, as well as a selection of relief prints by the late Bronislaw Bak from a book of illustrations of Chaucer’s Pardoner’s Tale. The exhibit runs through July 23. The Life of Flannery O’Connor – There will also be a screening of the first documentary about the life of Georgia author Flannery O’Connor later that evening at 8 p.m., on Saturday, June 4, at the Main Street Gallery. In “Uncommon Grace,” Director Bridget Kurt illustrates the author’s life through photos and interviews with current O’Connor scholars. The event is FREE and open to the public. For more information, please visit www.AcworthCulturalArts.org.

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Acworth Parks & Recreation Department Acworth Farmers Market – The Historic Downtown Acworth Farmer’s Market will continue each Friday morning from 8 a.m. until noon through Friday, October 28. The market is located in Historic Downtown Acworth in the First Baptist Church of Acworth parking lot on the north end of Main Street. Market customers will have a wide variety of garden ripe Georgia grown vegetables, eggs, cheese, bedding plants, fresh baked bread, pies, cakes, honey and jams to choose from each week. This year’s market will be bigger and better than previous years and shoppers won’t believe the selection of home grown goodies!

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The Acworth Farmer’s Market is proudly sponsored by the Acworth Downtown Development Authority. For more information or to become a vendor, visit their website at www.AcworthParksAndRecreation.org or call (770) 917-1234.

Summer Sports Camps – The summer is full of opportunities for your child to brush up on the fundamentals of several sports. This summer, we will be hosting a speed and agility camp and a kids football camp. Both camps are extremely affordable. Every camper will also receive a camp t-shirt and drawstring bag! The Speed & Agility Camp will be held on July 11 – 15, and the Football Camp will be held on July 19 – 21. For more information or to register, please visit www.AcworthParksAndRec.org.

Senior News: Senior Luncheon – The Senior Luncheon will be held on Tuesday, June 21, at noon. Come join in for lunch, bingo and other special activities. The luncheon is held at Roberts School Community and Education Center located at 4681 School Street in Acworth. Lunch is served at noon. After lunch there will be several rounds of bingo with prizes. This program is FREE for all seniors!!! Senior Cardio Combo – Elevate your metabolism by moving rhythmically to music. Strengthen and tighten muscles using free weights. The 12 week spring session will continue on Thursdays through June 23, from 10 – 10:45 a.m. and again from 11 – 11:45 p.m. Classes will be held at Roberts School Community Education Center located at 4681 School Street in Acworth. Cost of the class is FREE for Acworth Residents and $15/non-residents. Senior Chair Yoga – Learn stretching and strengthening exercises, breathing techniques and much more during this class. Classes will be held at Roberts School Community Education Center located at 4681 School Street in Acworth. The 12 week spring session will continue on Mondays through June 27, from 10 – 10:45 a.m. and again from 11 – 11:45 p.m. Cost of the class is FREE for Acworth Residents and $15/non-residents.

July “Senior’s Got Groove” Day Trip – Join us on Monday, July 11, as we participate in the Chickfil-a Deluxe Backstage Walking Tour! Experience Truett Cathy’s office and take a quick shuttle ride to see new product development in “The Kitchen” and visit the “Hatch” innovation center. Lunch will be before the tour begins at Truett’s Pizza Café and is not included in the cost of the trip. This trip does include walking. Please wear comfortable shoes. 3459 Acworth Due West Rd Suite 305 • Acworth

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Kennesaw Farmers Market The Kennesaw Farmers Market is now open and will operate each Monday through the end of October, at Depot Park in downtown Kennesaw. It will be open from 3:30 – 7:30 p.m., rain or shine. It features a variety of vegetables, fruits, and herbs grown by local farmers, as well as fresh baked breads, cakes and cookies, landscape plants and flowers, and other assorted goods. For more information, check out the Kennesaw Farmers Market Facebook page. For vendor information or support, call Julia McPherson at (770) 794-7075 or email jmcpherson@ kennesaw-ga.gov.

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The food trucks will gather again this year in Depot Park in downtown Kennesaw each Monday evening through September, from 5:30 – 8:30 pm, weather permitting. Patrons will be able to purchase food to graband-go or to enjoy while picnicking in the park. Additional activities will also be offered to entertain diners. The slate of food trucks will vary during the course of the season. For more information, visit the KDDA Facebook page for details about the slate and number of trucks.

afternoon. A FREE beginners’ skate clinic hosted by Kennesaw Skate Shop will be offered, followed by an amateur contest giving local talent the opportunity to shine and impress. The day will conclude with an 80s-themed Legends skate jam, featuring top new talent as well as some of the most famous names in skateboarding—Tony Hawk, Mike McGill, Aaron “Jaws” Homoki, Ben Raybourn, Brighton Zuener, Brad McClain and Lizzie Armanto among them. “This is an incredible collection of skate talent,” said Hawk. “Top names from the 70s, 80s and today – all skating together in one event. If I weren’t joining them in the session, I’d definitely want to be there to see it!” Skaters wishing to participate in the FREE morning skate clinic must register at Kennesaw Skate Shop, 3115 Old 41 Hwy (across the street from the skatepark) or call (404) 323-3666. Space is limited for the clinic, and parents must be present to register minors. Skaters wishing to compete in the amateur skate contest must register at www.TheBoardr. com/GR4R. The amateur clinic will have a $35 entry fee. For sponsorship opportunities, contact Steven Perelman via email at steven@tonyhawkfoundation.org or call (916) 955-4391. For more information about the event, visit www.SkateKennesaw.com.

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The second 5K in the Kennesaw Grand Prix Series, the Dream Dash 5K, held annually on Father’s Day weekend, will take place on Saturday, June 18, in downtown Kennesaw. The race for adults and children benefits the Dream Foundation which supports the Bill Thrash Kennesaw Teen Center, whose mission is to engage students, empower leaders, and enrich the community. Same-day registration and packet pickup at Kennesaw First Baptist Church opens at 6:30 a.m.; a one-mile fun run for children starts at 7:30 a.m. and the 5K race begins at 8 a.m. Registration is open now at www.Active.com. All registered 5K participants receive an official race shirt, runner/walker number, and goodie bag. Registration available at www.Active.com and at Kennesaw Big Peach Running Company. For more infomation and this year’s race schedule, visit www.SwiftCantrellClassic.com.

Kennesaw Parks & Recreation and Ambush Board Company are partnering to host a skateboarding event Tuesday, June 21, 10 a.m. – 1 p.m., at Kennesaw Skatepark. Local rippers, veteran shredders, and spectators are invited to help celebrate ‘Go Skateboarding Day’ — the official holiday of skateboarding. The event will feature open skate sessions, best trick contests with cool prizes, giveaways, games, music and food vending. The FREE, public event is hosted by Kennesaw Parks & Recreation in partnership with Ambush Board Co. Pre-registration is not required to enter the contests. Kennesaw Skatepark is located inside Swift-Cantrell Park, 3140 Old 41 Highway in Kennesaw. For more information, visit www.Kennesaw-ga.gov or call Kennesaw Parks & Recreation at (770) 422-9714.

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Tony Hawk and friends are hosting a Get Rad for Ray charity event at Kennesaw Skatepark on Sunday, June 19, to celebrate the life and legacy of one of skateboarding’s all-time greats, Ray Underhill, a member of the infamous Bones Brigade squad of the 1980s and a teammate of Hawk’s. In 2008, Underhill lost his battle with Chordoma, a rare spinal cancer, and although the event is FREE, organizers hope to raise funds for the foundation which supports families affected by Chordoma via donations and raffles throughout the day.

Kennesaw Parks & Recreation is offering a series of free outdoor workouts at Swift-Cantrell Park in support of its Fit City initiative aimed at promoting healthy lifestyles. Workouts will be led by professional instructors on Saturday, June 11 – Taekwon-Do with Mario Manera and on Saturday, June 25 – Power Walking with Balanced Running.

Dream Dash 5K Benefits the Dream Foundation

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Workouts will begin at 9 a.m., near the main plaza, and last about one hour. All ages are welcome; however, children must be accompanied by an adult. Registration is not required. Participants should wear comfortable clothing, athletic shoes and sunscreen. Bring an exercise mat, towel, water bottle or sports drink to keep hydrated. Cancellations may occur due to weather conditions. Swift-Cantrell Park is located at 3140 Old 41 Highway in Kennesaw. For more information, call Kennesaw Parks & Recreation at (770) 422-9714.

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Harold Dempsey Turns 100! Mayor Tommy Allegood, along with Alderman Butch Price acknowledged Harold Dempsey in recognition of his 100th birthday on April 22, 2016. Mr. Dempsey advised that he is glad to have lived in this century, seeing hard and good times and further advised that “hard work doesn’t hurt.” Alderman Price presented Mr. Dempsey with a proclamation in recognition of his 100th birthday. Happy 100th Birthday!!!

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National Safe Boating Week Mayor Tommy Allegood and Alderman Gene Pugliese acknowledged a member of the Coast Guard Auxiliary for National Safe Boating Week to be recognized May 21 - 27, 2016. The representative from the Auxiliary advised that he was impressed with the partnership from the Board, DNR and Parks and Recreation for their support with safe boating, which allows the Auxiliary the opportunity to provide education, patrolling and safe checks. Alderman Pugliese presented the proclamation in recognition of National Safe Boating Week.

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Mayor Tommy Allegood acknowledged Dr. Missy Bradley-Johnson, McCall Primary Counselor. Dr. Johnson acknowledged Principal Thomas Farrell and Assistant Principal Wendy Embry who were in attendance to recognize 28 McCall Ambassador students who made good grades and choices and excelled in leadership and scholarship during the current school year. The Ambassadors were presented metals and certificates for their accomplishment. Ms. Johnson thanked the Mayor and Board of Aldermen for their support in recognition of the students.

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Boarding, Daycare, Training and More! With your summer vacation right around the corner, there are a lot of details to work out. There are hotels to book, rental car or airline tickets to purchase as well as suitcases to pack. If you’re leaving town and not planning on bringing your four-legged family member, it is also the time of year to be thinking about who will care for him/her. While you are enjoying your summer get-away, shouldn’t they be having a fun time too? There are many options to contemplate when deciding about your dog’s care while you are gone. You could board your companion at a local veterinary office where most of their time will be spent in a small kennel and a lack of supervision at night. You could leave him alone at home and have a pet sitter check in a few times a day. This option leads to a lot of lonely hours when pets get bored, anxious, and possibly destructive. The best option would be to bring him to an enrichment facility that focuses on your canine’s well being 24 hours a day, with plenty of stimulation, love and round the clock care. Pet Play Place offers complete dog care from boarding (affectionately named “sleepovers”) and doggie daycare to comprehensive training and full service grooming. Pet Play Place is a premier pet care facility serving the Acworth/Kennesaw community since opening its doors in 2006, and it has successfully created an environment for dogs that has become their vacation destination and one they look forward to visiting. If you’ve ever taken your dog to another kennel, you will immediately notice the difference Pet Play Place has brought to the industry.

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“Pet of the Day” – (See your pets name and picture in lights!)

Pet Play Place recognizes its “Pet of the Day” each and every day of the week (Monday – Friday). The “Pet of the Day” is displayed with his/her picture and name on our digital billboard which is located directly in front of Pike Nurseries on Cobb Parkway in Acworth for the entire day! “This is a fun and unique way to thank our customers for providing us with the opportunity to care for their pets, while also sharing their dogs’ beautiful faces with the Acworth community for all to see. Our customers have enjoyed the recognition and some have even brought their dogs out to the billboard to see for themselves. It has been a lot of fun,” stated Pet Play Place owner Susan Godfrey.

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Boarding your dog can be stressful on everyone and can be especially difficult for your dog who is use to a certain routine and comfort at home. Pet Play Place is truly a unique pet care facility. At Pet Play Place, Sleepovers are filled with plenty of time to play and exercise both inside and outside, including lots of human and other animal friend interaction. Pet Play Place is an “openplay” facility, which means the guests are continually participating in a bounty of free play in a supervised, safe and open environment; they are not confined to dog runs for their exercise and play time as is the case with most boarding facilities. Adding to the unique boarding experience for your dog are services such as doggy massages, swim time, hot dog “yappy” hour, afternoon biscuits, night-night story time and doggy ice cream. Honestly, your dog may never want to leave. Each animal guest is given a temperament evaluation prior to becoming a member at Pet Play Place. This ensures the safety not only for your dog, but others as well. Other safety precautions include having a staff member on premises 24/7. “Whether it’s 3 o’clock in the afternoon or 3 o’clock in the morning, there is always someone here with your pet,” noted Facility Director, Mark Graziano. “We have our professional staff overseeing the facility

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Acworth resident Linda Price brings her dachshund, Gunner, to Pet Play Place. “In addition to the Open Play environment, I have a special respect for the Pet Care Providers. My Gunner recently spent a week at Pet Play Place and from the stories that were shared with me, I knew that he was given a lot of individual time with the staff. It makes going on vacation easier when I know he is not sitting alone in a cage.”

As anyone with a new puppy knows, training can be a tough obstacle to overcome, especially if you work full time and/ or travel. Pet Play Place has the ideal solution for families with training needs. Customers can board their dog for a twoweek period where they will experience the same privileges and fun that any sleepover guest has, but also receive comprehensive, individualized training sessions with a private trainer. Upon pick-up, you will be greeted by your happy, well-trained and family-ready dog. The board and train program also includes follow up lessons and, best of all, is fully guaranteed.

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Pet Play Place also provides doggie daycare in a caring, innovative and safe environment. Assistant Facility Director, Sheri Ray, noted that doggie daycare is very organized and scheduled. Once your pet is initially registered and temperament tested, the check in process is easy and quick, and your dog is free to participate in “Open Play” with his “friends.”

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Being part of the community is very important to Pet Play Place, which is why they provide the local “Be a Tree” child dog safety program in this area. The program, which is primarily for Pre-K through fifth grade, instructs children on how to avoid dog bites. “We offer this program for free to all local schools as part of our continuing community outreach,” mentioned Mark.

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Playtime includes wading pools, bubbles and lots of human interaction. There is even a mandatory quiet or “nap” time, just like in child daycares. Whatever your dog enjoys doing, he’ll be able to do it, make new friends and return to you happy. Krista Torpey has been bringing her dog, Darby, to Pet Play Place since 2007. Darby is a whirlwind of energy who needs the playtime and socialization that Pet Play Place delivers. “I feel totally safe leaving Darby here,” noted Krista. “She comes home exhausted and happy,” she continued.

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Now is the time to give your furry family member a Spa Day at Pet Play Place. Our in house grooming services are a Spa Bath, which includes bath, blow dry, nail trim, and file. A Mini Groom, which includes everything from the Spa Bath plus trimming of the face, feet, tail, and sanitary areas or outline trim.

Pet Play Place is excited to provide franchising opportunities as well. “As a result of significant interest in the Pet Play Place business model, we have begun accepting franchise applications,” noted Robert Godfrey, owner of Pet Play Place. “We hope to expand into not only Cobb and Cherokee Counties, but Metro Atlanta as well,” he continued. If you are interested in Pet Play Place franchising opportunities, please email info@petplayplace.com or call (770) 919-8738 and ask for Robert or Mark. The summer is just around the corner, and now is the perfect time to visit Pet Play Place for your boarding, training and doggie daycare needs. You may contact the facility and see for yourself the difference that makes Pet Play Place the ONLY premier facility for your dog’s needs.

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Kennesaw Native Chad Corley Supports the Future of Naval Aviation A 2004 Harrison High School graduate and Kennesaw, Georgia native is serving “Where the future of naval aviation begins” at Naval Air Station (NAS) Patuxent River, located in Patuxent River, Maryland. Petty Officer 1st Class Chad Corley is an air traffic controller at NAS Patuxent River, responsible for ensuring flight safety. Located at the mouth of the Patuxent River, the 14,500-acre complex is host to Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division (NAWCAD) headquarters and Headquarters, Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR). These two entities provide the full spectrum of acquisition management, research and development capabilities, air and ground test and evaluation, aircraft logistics and maintenance management. “I like that my job is fulfilling and rewarding,” said Corley. “I have been able to build analytical skills that can be used anywhere.” NAS Patuxent River is home to the U.S. Naval Test Pilot School and the Atlantic Test Range and 50 other

tenant commands. The facilities at Patuxent River are utilized by foreign governments, academic institutions and private industry for similar projects and deliver effective and efficient installation management enabling tenants to achieve integrated warfare systems and life cycle sustainment. Corley said he and other sailors are proud to be serving at a command that readily defends America at at all times. “I like the diversity of this command,” said Corley. “I like the fact that we can work hand-in hand with civilians to help assess potential job opportunities. We come together to reach a common goal.” With more than 800 employees assigned to the host naval air station staff, the civilian and military “Pax Pros” work hard to ensure the continued security, safety and first-class services are provided to all 20,000+ employees working aboard the installation, according to Navy officials. “The work our Sailors and civilians do every day is extremely important to both the current health and future of Naval Aviation, and it directly impacts the Fleet,” said Capt. Scott Starkey, Naval Air Station Patuxent River commanding officer. ”From our Naval

Why Being There Matters On our planet, more than 70 percent of which is covered by water, being there means having the ability to act from the sea. The Navy is uniquely positioned to be there; the world’s oceans give the Navy the power to protect America’s interests anywhere, and at any time. Your Navy protects and defends America on the world’s oceans. Navy ships, submarines, aircraft and, most importantly, tens of thousands of America’s finest young men and women are deployed around the world doing just that. They are there now. They will be there when we are sleeping tonight. They will be there every Saturday, Sunday and holiday this year. They are there around the clock, far from our shores, defending America at all times.

Security Force that keep us secure, to our Fire and Emergency Services, child care professionals and morale welfare and recreation personnel, and our Air and Port Operations Team, and everything in-between, our PAX TEAM enables our tenants’ missions and positively impacts research, development, testing and evaluation. We are extremely proud of our personnel and the important work they do every day.” Serving in the Navy, Corley is learning about being more of a leader through handling numerous responsibilities. “I grew the most when in Afghanistan,” said Corley. “I was able see the world differently and gained more wisdom. I have learned to rely on other people and have gained a ton of respect from higher ups who give you motivation to improve.”

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Mars Hill Presbyterian Church Presents Cave Quest

Hillcrest Baptist Church Presents Ocean Commotion VBS will be held June 5 – 9. Every day, our kids are challenged to stand for God in their schools, among their friends, in our culture . . . no matter what. And they’re bombarded with the lie that God’s Word isn’t true when it talks about earthly things (rocks, fossils), so it can’t be trusted to tell the truth about spiritual things. Prepare for a boatload of excitement at Ocean Commotion, VBS for 2016! The church is located at 6069 Woodstock Road. For more information, call (770) 917-9100 or visit www.HBCAcworth.org.

Kennesaw First Baptist Church Presents Submerged VBS will be held on June 6 – 10, from 9 a.m. – 12:15 p.m., for children who are 4 by August 31 through completed 5th grade. Join us for a fantastic week of fun and learning as we Dive Deep Into God’s Word to discover truth! Our kickoff event, Submerge Into Summer will be held on June 4, from 12 – 2 p.m. Join us for a Wet & Wild afternoon of FUN as we prepare to Dive Deep Into God’s Word during VBS! Make sure you wear your water clothes and bring a towel. We’ll enjoy wet inflatables, Slip & Slide, many other ‘water’ fun items, and lunch (for a very small cost). VBS is FREE. The church is located at 2958 North Main Street, Kennesaw. For more information contact Debbie Rivera at (770) 427-3109 or drivera@kfbc.org, or visit www.KFBC.org.

Acworth United Methodist Church Presents Cave Quest VBS will be held June 13 – 17, from 9:15 a.m. – 12 p.m., for ages 4 (by September 1) through rising 6th grade (school year 2016 – 2017). Cost is $15 (includes one music CD per family). Optional VBS t-shirts available. The church is located at 4340 Collins Circle. For more information or to register, please call (770) 974-3312 or visit their website at www.AcworthUMC.org.

Kennesaw United Methodist Church Presents Surf Shack! VBS will be held June 13 – 17, from 9 a.m. — 12:30 p.m. Open to rising K – 6th grade students. Students will discover an interactive, energizing, Bible-based program that will give them an opportunity to ride the waves with God. During VBS students will become Surfers and explore how to serve God and experience God’s amazing presence in their lives. There will be art projects at the Craft Hut, singing new music at Tidal Tunes, participating in recreational activities at the Recreation Station, exploring science activities at Discovery Dunes, and enjoying tasty Shack Snacks. VBS is FREE. The church is located at 1801 Ben King Road, Kennesaw. For more information and to register, visit www.KennesawUMC.org. 26

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VBS will be held June 13 – 17, from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. All children from 3 yrs. – 4th grade are invited! (Children must be potty-trained to attend.) Children will experience loads of fun with science experiments, story-telling, music, snacks, games and more. We work hard to provide a fun and safe environment for all participants. It’s going to be a great week! VBS is FREE, but you can also make a $10 contribution to help cover the cost of supplies. The church is located at 3385 Mars Hill Road. For more information, to register or to volunteer, call (770) 974-4395 or visit www.MHChurch.com.

Piney Grove Baptist Church Presents Cave Quest VBS will be held June 5 – 9, from 6 – 8:30 p.m. for children who have completed K5 – 5th grade. Gear up for an adventure! Ground kids in the rock-solid foundation of God’s love, a love that takes us through life’s dark times. The church is located at 1605 Mars Hill Road. For more information, call (770) 428-5122 or visit www.PineyGrove.net.

Lost Mountain Baptist Church Presents MEGA Sports Camp VBS will be held June 26 – 30, from 5 – 8 p.m. MEGA Sports Camp sports ministry outreach gets elementary kids out of their chairs and into the Word of God. Bible teachings interwoven with sports training make an unforgettable, life-changing outreach event. For kids who have completed K – 5th Grade. Lost Mountain Baptist Church is located at 5400 Old Dallas Road, Powder Springs. For more information, call (770) 428-5335 or visit www.Camps.LMBC.us.

Cedarcrest Church Presents Adrenaline: MEGA Sports Camp Join Cedarcrest Kids for another FREE fun-filled week of sports camp and biblical learning scheduled for June 13 – 16, from 6 – 8:30 p.m., rain or shine. Students who have completed kindergarten through fifth grades are welcome to register for one of the following sports: Soccer, Baseball, Cheerleading, Flag Football or Drama. The church is located at 4600 Cobb Parkway, Acworth. For more information or to register, visit www.CedarcrestChurch.com or call (678) 460-3500.

First United Lutheran Church Presents Cave Quest VBS will be held June 12 – 16, from 6:30 – 9:15 p.m. Gear up for an adventure! Ground kids in the rock-solid foundation of God’s love, a love that takes us through life’s dark times. For children age 3 through (completed) 5th grade. The church is located at 3481 Campus Loop Road, Kennesaw. For more information, call (770) 427-0325 or visit www.FULC.org.

Bascomb United Methodist Church Presents Cave Quest VBS will be held July 11 – 15 from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Bascomb United Methodist Church is located at 2295 Bascomb Carmel Road, Woodstock. For more information, visit www.BascombChurch.org.

Summit Baptist Church Presents Submerged Finding Truth Below the Surface – Kids submerge themselves in God’s Word and discover that Jesus didn’t just see what’s on the outside of people. He looked deep down on the inside. So get ready to dive in and find the truth below the surface! VBS will be held July 18 – 22, from 9 a.m. – 12:15 p.m., for 4 year olds (MUST be 4 on or before July 13) thru completed 5th grade are welcome to attend. Classes for under the age of 4 are only open for children of VBS Volunteers. Students who have completed 6th grade and up may register to volunteer. It is FREE to attend and the church is located at 4310 Moon Station Lane, Acworth. For more information, visit www.SummitChurch.org or call (770) 975-4595.

Living Hope Lutheran Church Presents Cave Quest Go spelunking through dark caves with Jesus as your light. Kids learn Jesus is the one who lights our way and gives us hope for each new day. His love illuminates when the path is dark. Cave Quest VBS encourages kids to follow Jesus where ever he will lead them! VBS will be held June 6 – 10, at 6:30 p.m., for children ages 3 through completed 5th grade and there is a $10 registration fee. Each night before VBS, there will be a family dinner provided at 5:45 p.m. The church is located at 3450 Stilesboro Road, Kennesaw. For more information, visit www.LivingHopeVision.com or call (770) 425-6726.

Northwest Christian Church Presents Minion Factory We invite your kids (from 4 years old through 5th grade) to join for our summer VBS, “Minion Factory: Who(m) Do You Serve?” being held Monday – Thursday, June 27– 30, from 6 – 8 p.m. At the Minion Factory, through games, crafts, Bible stories, music & more, your kids will have fun learning about the love of God and how we can all serve Him with all our hearts. This fantastic program is FREE. Northwest Christian Church is located at 3737 Dallas Acworth Hwy., Acworth. For more information or to register, call (770) 425-2525 or visit www.NWCC.net/vbs.

Kirkwood Presbyterian Church Presents Egypt Joseph’s Journey from Prison to Palace – Your kids can take an exciting journey back to ancient Egypt! Explore an Egyptian marketplace, play ancient Egyptian games and find out what happened to Joseph as he went from Pharaoh’s prison to the palace! VBS will be held June 13 – 16, from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. The church is located at 618 Acworth Due West Road, Kennesaw. For more information or to register, call (770) 427-3545 or visit www.KirkwoodPC.org.

County Line UMC Presents Surf Shack Catch the Wave of God’s Amazing Love – VBS will be held June 20 – 24, from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m., serving children pre-K through 5th grade. Surfers and Lifeguards glide

through surfer–themed music, crafts, science projects, recreation, Bible stories and more! Watch as they get stoked about God’s mission in their lives. The church is located at 1183 County Line Road, Acworth. For more information or to register, call (770) 428-0511 or visit www.CountyLineUMC.org.

New Beginnings UMC Presents Egypt Joseph’s Journey from Prison to Palace – Experience the Thrill of Visiting Ancient Egypt! Join Joseph as he swats away scorpions in a dark prison cell…stroll through the golden splendor of Pharaoh’s palace… experience exotic sights and smells in an Egyptian bazaar…be carried away by music wafting through enticing desert air. What a week of fun and lasting Bible learning! VBS will be held July 11 – 15, from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. The church is located at 2925 Mack Dobbs Road, Kennesaw. All rising pre-K through 6th graders are invited to attend. For more information, call (770) 421-9980 or visit www.NBUMC.org.

Acworth Church of God of Prophecy Ministry Presents Cave Quest Go spelunking through dark caves with Jesus as your light. Kids learn Jesus is the one who lights our way and gives us hope for each new day. His love illuminates when the path is dark. Cave Quest VBS encourages kids to follow Jesus where ever he will lead them! VBS will be held July 18 – 22, from 6:30 – 9:30 p.m. The church is located at 3891 Nance Road, Acworth. For more information, visit www.AcworthChurch. com or call (770) 975-1124.

Branches of Christ Presents Barnyard Roundup Jesus Gathers Us Together – Come to a “farm-tastic” VBS and learn that Jesus gathers us together to be with Him with His abundant provision and saving protection, now and forever! At Barnyard Roundup, kids will learn about Jesus our Savior through five Bible stories, meet new friends, do fun activities, sing great songs, make crafts, play games, eat snacks and more! And, there’s no cost to attend! For grades K–6 for the 2016-2017 school year. VBS will be held June 6 – 10, from 6 – 8:30 p.m. The church is located at 5946 Jacobs Road, Acworth. For more information or to register, call (770) 917-4964 or visit www.BranchesOfChrist.com.

Sanctuary Church Walk This Way Join Sanctuary Church for games, service projects, crafts, God’s Word, and new friendships as kids explore God’s Word, and how they can transform in response to experiencing Jesus. VBS will be held June 20 – 23, from 9 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. On Thursday, June 23, there will be a family gathering from 6 – 8 p.m. to celebrate! There will be dinner, activities, fellowship, and a chance for you to see what the kids have done at VBS all week! Rising K5 through rising 5th graders are welcome. The church is located at 700 Mars Hill Road, Acworth. For more information or to register, visit www.SanctuaryInHim. org.

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Acworth Police Department Watching the news can sometimes be upsetting. Many reports are negative in nature and any positive news is highlighted at the end of the broadcast, so that viewers finish watching on a positive note. As a department, we have been blessed to have had a few of our officers recently highlighted on some of the local news stations’ Facebook pages for simple things that good officers do every day. It’s not only their lifesaving efforts, it’s the little things that make a difference. Spontaneous encounters between officers and citizens, sometimes as simple as allowing children to climb around in a patrol car, or taking the time for a photo with a child, or getting out of the car to play a quick game of hoops, are all examples of old fashioned community policing. I am proud of our officers; they have compassion for the Acworth community and always go above and beyond to make time for our citizens. Chief Wayne Dennard A positive recognition that unfortunately didn’t receive much news coverage happened last month when the Acworth Police Department received an award from the Cobb County Community Relations Council. The purpose of this organization is to promote better community relations between all residents, to promote greater acceptance of and respect for cultural diversity and to promote and ensure a high quality of life for all residents through community initiatives and by fostering open dialogue within the community and among neighbors, leaders and elected officials. The department was presented with this award for our proactive actions taken to ensure that our diverse Acworth community and the police department continue to work together to foster a high quality of life for all of our citizens.

While we were proud to receive this prestigious award, it is important to me that we constantly evaluate and question ourselves. I never want to become complacent or too self-assured that we are doing the right thing. I believe that we are, but quantitative data is a necessity. We should always strive to improve and the first step in problem solving is problem identification. To that end, I ordered my staff to evaluate our citation and arrest data to determine whether any racial disparity was present in our enforcement efforts. What we found was encouraging. The racial make-up of our city is nearly perfectly mirrored in our arrest and citation data. For example, according to the 2010 US Census, 62% of the population of the city of Acworth is white and 70% of citations were issued to individuals who are white. According to the census data, 25% of the population is black and 21.8% of citations were issued to individuals who are black. Our arrest data looks nearly identical. What this means is that there is no racial disparity in our enforcement actions. Once we determined that there was no racial disparity in our enforcement efforts, we evaluated our community policing and outreach efforts. We have a number of programs in place that are specific to adults, including our Citizens’ Police Academy, but we felt that reaching out to the youth of Acworth, especially those who might be experiencing a sense of disconnectedness, needed to be more of a priority. In an attempt to meet that need, we developed a teen version of the Citizens’ Police Academy called STARS (Smart Teens Are Responsible and Safe). The first class met in March 2016 and was attended by students from the Acworth Achievers, a program whose mission is to provide middle and high school students with educational assistance, consistent recreational activities, adult guidance and encouragement through mentorship to develop positive and more advantageous habits. The class was a success and we have two more classes scheduled for August 27th and December 3rd. Registration will be available on our website at www.AcworthPolice.org or you can contact Officer Leverette at (770) 974-1232. If you know anyone who would benefit from attending this class, please reach out to us or encourage them to attend. Congratulations to Chief Dennard for being honored with the District One Creating Community Award! Thank you for helping promote equality in our community. Presented by Commissioner Bob Weatherford (left).

The STARS program gives students an opportunity to speak to police officers and ask questions that they might not otherwise have the opportunity to ask. During the class, teens are able to tour the city jail and experience some police training with our use of force simulator. The students are able to benefit from the program, but in many ways, the police department is able to benefit even more. By speaking directly with teens in their own community, we are able to learn the students’ perspective and have a better understanding of how we can serve this vital group in our community. I am proud of everything that we have accomplished so far, and I am protective of the good name of our department. It is easy to become distressed by news reports and social media comments sections that would have us believe police officers are anything other than what I know we are: dedicated, caring individuals who are willing to put our lives on the line to protect the community that we share. Acworth stands out as a progressive city and our department is a leader among departments in this state. We have a community that supports us and most importantly, one that trusts us to do what’s right. That trust has been earned through years of transparency and hard work, and we will continue to work to ensure that we are always deserving of it. 32

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by Malinda Howe, Anchor Realty Partners Broker / Owner In the summer of 2015, The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation announced that Cobb County was chosen for their Spring Ramble of 2016. This was exciting news. The Georgia Trust hosts two rambles a year: one in the fall and one in the spring, where they will choose a county or a city to host their ramble. Rambles typically feature exclusive tours and social events in historic properties that are not usually open to the public. The Trust ramble has not been to Cobb County for almost 20 years and has never been to Acworth. This was going to be our city’s time to shine and at last share some of our historic homes and buildings. We know that we have a great history, but did anyone else know? In the lead-up, Cobb Landmarks hosted a fundraiser in October of 2015 called “The Preamble to the Ramble.” Tours of The McMillian House (4671 Collins Avenue – circa 1879), a two story new south cottage with folk Victorian elements and The Louden House (4662 Collins Avenue – circa 1928), a craftsman bungalow designed by Leila Ross Wilburn from her book of plans entitled Ideal Homes of Today, along with a walk on the grounds of The Kienel House (5609 Main Street – circa 1928), a craftsman bungalow, followed by a southern dinner and presentation by a well-known speaker on Leila Ross Wilburn. She was an Atlanta-based architect and was one of the only two women architects practicing in Atlanta from 1895-1920. Wilburn’s designs are typically found in Atlanta, Decatur and other in-town neighborhoods. Here in Acworth, two of her designs are located on historic Collins Avenue. The preparation for preamble was truly a process for me. Endless hours in the yard fine tuning my fall garden and having all cosmetic items on the home fixed. It was crazy, but I knew that it would be worth it for the actual spring ramble. It turned out to be a gorgeous fall day and the tour was to begin. The Kienel House is nestled on five wooded acres and as guests would arrive, they were offered a glass of wine and 34

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some of Johnnie Gabriel’s amazing cheese sticks. Our guest speaker then briefly shared with our guests the architectural elements of the Kienel House. Next, they would follow a stone pathway (that I never knew existed until one week prior) that led them to my back gate: it was show time. We welcomed all of our guests and gave a little history on the home, including architectural modifications that had taken place, such as the side porch being enclosed and the attic expansion in the 1990s. We shared the story of a previous homeowner’s labor of love by taking seven years to remove all paint from the gorgeous wood trim and crown molding. The original floorplan featured three bedrooms and one bath, but was now five bedrooms and three baths. At the time, I was not aware that two of our guests had a long history tied to my home: two of the grandsons of the original builder of our home, Mr. Frederick J Kienel. This, to me, is a famous name. Yes, I am a history geek and this is about our city and the story behind it. In 1926, Frederick J. Kienel of Philadelphia came to Georgia looking for a site to relocate his father’s knitting and hosiery business. According to family history, the Kienel family wanted to relocate the Unique Knitting Company because of labor problems in the north. Apparently, our city was not Mr. Kienel’s first choice for a new location, but it was the deal that the Acworth Board of Trade offered him that helped bring him here. They offered him land to build his new factory on for “one dollar and other considerations.” At last, The Unique Knitting Company was established in Acworth in 1927. It was a great boost to our city’s economy and was a main employer here. The opening of the mill helped our city during the Great Depression, employing men and women so that food could be kept on the table of our residents. It closed in 1982, but just think, over 50 years in business in such a small, small city – WOW! And, four craftsman bungalow homes were built in 1928 on behalf of Mr. Kienel.

Just like a star-struck teenager, I was at a loss for words, which truly is rare for me. A thousand questions were running through my brain, but not once did I ask Bob Jr. or Rick Kienel any questions about their grandfather. What was he like or what was it like living in these homes as children? In the months that followed the preamble, I would see Rick Kienel walking down our street. My curiosity was peaked knowing that he did not live in the downtown area anymore.

4640 Collins Avenue – The Wendholtz House – Mr. Mike Wendholtz was the Vice President of the Unique Knitting Mill and was Mr. Kienel’s brother in-law.

It all became clear the day of the spring ramble: as I was welcoming guests in to our home, I recognized Rick and Becca Kienel and they shared with me that they were purchasing The Wendholtz House and would be moving back home. Coming home, full circle! What a wonderful story. Rick spent the first eight years of his life in that home and now in 2016, this was going to be their forever home. Rick said that Acworth and the downtown area has always felt like home. The friends that they knew as children are still nearby and their unique friendships that have lasted from either elementary or high school are truly unreplaceable. The house has changed over the years, but in a good way. Rick mentioned that the front of the house faced The Kienel House property and eventually the bungalow columns and door were moved to face Collins Avenue. The back of the home has been extended and a master bath and bedroom on the main have been added. These additions are flawless and unrecognizable to the present eye. Such renovations were tastefully done by inserting oak hardwood flooring planks, matching craftsman style windows and custom woodwork around each window.

4652 Collins Avenue – The Ehlert House – Mr. Arthur Ehlert was one of the Managers of the mill and he was from South Georgia.

4662 Collins Avenue – The Louden House – Mr. George Louden was the Department Head for the Unique Knitting Mill and he relocated here with his wife Lilian from Philadelphia to help open up the new mill. 5069 N Main Street – The Kienel House – Mr. Kienel’s personal home. (not pictured)

I am so thankful to have Becca and Rick Kienel as new neighbors and I am looking forward to hearing stories of Old Acworth and his family history. As Dorothy says, there is TRULY NO PLACE LIKE HOME.

S pring H ome M aintenance This is my favorite time of the year with the weather slowly changing from cold to warm, flowers starting to bud, and the grass turning green. However, how did your house do during the fall and winter months? I start my inspection by walking around my home and using a key to poke around the bottom of garage door surrounds, entrance doors and window trim. If they are soft or appear discolored, these could be signs of water damage or even TERMITES. Next, I look at my gutters to see if they are overflowing with leaves and debris. If so, I take the time to clean them out properly. Clogged gutters will cause rain water to run underneath shingles and behind the soffit and facia boards, causing them to rot prematurely and spur some nasty roof leaks. If you have plantings around the perimeter of your home, make sure that they have been trimmed to leave about 18” of distance from your foundation. This will allow air to circulate and prevent mold and mildew from accumulating on your home’s exterior. It also will prevent roots and limbs from infiltrating your home’s exterior treatment and will keep the bugs and other critters away. I also look at my home’s trim and siding. I check to see if the caulking has pulled apart or even fallen out. If so, I re-caulk those areas to prevent bugs and air infiltration. Remember that keeping your home sealed and caulked tightly will save you money on your heating and cooling bills, so be thorough. If your home’s siding is chalky, cracked or even peeling, it is probably time for a paint job. Unfortunately, Georgia’s climate is hard on our homes’ exteriors, and if it has been more than five years since your home’s last paint job, it is probably time to do it again. If you want to attempt this job as a homeowner, do your research and buy good quality paint. However, if you choose to hire a contractor, make sure that the company you use is properly licensed and insured with plenty of quality references. Just remember that cheaper does not mean better, especially when you are painting. The time that is spent on cleaning the exterior, removing loose paint, replacing damaged or rotten wood, caulking and priming are just as important as the paint itself. Do it right, take your time. You will get many more years out of your paint job and you will know that you have spent your money wisely. So, get outside, love on your home and make it an annual event. Remember, in these turbulent times, your home is your most important investment. If you decide to purchase a new home or if you have to sell it for financial reasons, it will be in tip top saleable condition and should lead to a quick and hopefully a profitable sale. Jeff Glover is a licensed and insured General Contractor. He is a lifelong resident of Cobb County and has lived the last 17 years in the Acworth community. He has been in construction for 19 years and is married to Melissa and they have two children, Brendan and Abigail. Contact him at (404) 694-0550 or visit www.Bren-Abby.com.

American Legion Post 304 Have you ever been asked, or wondered, “What is a veteran?” Most people simply say “someone who served in the military.” That is the correct answer on the surface, but there is more to it than that. I read the following definition sometime around 15 years ago and have been using it on my email signature block ever since. “A veteran is someone who wrote a check to the United States of America for the sum of Up To And Including My Life.” I can assure you that at 19 years of age, when I was sworn in to the U.S. Navy in April of 1967, that thought never crossed my mind. A more difficult question to answer is “Why do people serve in the military?” Every veteran most likely will respond with a myriad of answers...Patriotism, defending my country and our freedoms, giving back to the country, looking for adventure, no other options, learning a trade, back in the olden days “I was drafted”...and the list goes on and on. It is a very personal thing for all who have served. Did you know that in 2014, there were 1.4 million people serving on active duty in the U.S. Military (according to the Defense Manpower Data Center)? That was only 0.4% of the U.S. population. The U.S. population was 317 million in 2014. Also in 2014, the Department of Veterans Affairs estimated there were 22 million veterans in the U.S. population. Interestingly, 1.4 percent of all women and 13.4 percent of all men have served in the military. Guess you could say veterans are a very small minority of the entire population. We are truly the 1%-ers. Veterans are around you every day. We are your neighbors, co-workers, friends, mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, aunts, uncles, cousins and of course, grandparents. This may surprise you, but the following celebrities served in the U.S. Military. U.S. Army: Elvis Presley, Ice-T, Mr. T, James Earl Jones, Kris Kristofferson, Mel Brooks, Leonard Nimoy, Mickey Rooney, Clint Eastwood and Hugh Hefner. U.S. Navy: Paul Newman, Humphrey Bogart and Johnny Carson. U.S. Air Force: Chuck Norris, Morgan Freeman, Johnny Cash, Charlton Heston and Willie Nelson. U.S. Marine Corps: Montel Williams, Rob Riggle, Drew Carey, Shaggy (AKA Orville Burrell), Bea Arthur and Gene Hackman. Veterans have sacrificed part of their lives and yes, some have sacrificed their lives for you and America. Veterans ask for little recognition but do appreciate it when it comes from the heart. Thank a veteran for doing what most Americans have never done. God Bless America! Commander Ron Asby 678-217-5738 Donations can be mailed to: North Cobb Post 304 4220 S. Main Street, Acworth, GA 30101 or via the “Donate Tab” on the Post website www.Post304.org

The Age of Replacement Includes Dentistry We have entered an entirely new era from the days of my childhood. During my youth, if a television stopped working, Sammy the TV repairman came to our house to repair it. Gus, the washer & dryer repairman, was a phone call away when either of these units stopped functioning properly. Today, in direct contrast, if a TV or household item malfunctions, it is more common to replace it rather than repair it. Almost everyone today owns a cell phone and computer which end up typically being replaced by a newer model every few years rather than being updated. We, as a society, have become quite comfortable with this premise and although it all seems contrary to logic, we discard things regularly. It only makes sense that this replacement mentality would extend into the field of medicine and healthcare in general. The Bionic Man, starring Steve Austin, was a surreal weekly television program during my childhood that introduced the concept of a surgically reconstructed man with superhuman qualities. His bionic legs allowed him to run 60 miles per hour, his bionic arm created superhuman strength and his bionic eye allowed him to see incredible distances. This show stretched the imagination of what surgery could accomplish and while fascinating, was seemingly impossible. Modern day medicine has shown the impossible to become a modern reality. Laser eye surgery, corneal transplants, robotic arms and legs recently developed in Japan, organ transplants routinely performed, breast implants, chin implants, skin transplants using placental tissue, artificial joints, cochlear implants â&#x20AC;&#x201C; are all modern day surgical realities that would have boggled the mind just a generation ago. Many parts of our body are now commonly substituted during this modern age of replacement. What started out slowly and received much skepticism, has blossomed into a billion dollar industry in just a few decades, thanks to advanced technology and surgical skills. Dentistry has paralleled the advancements associated with plastic surgery, general surgery and orthopedics, also having adapted an Age of Replacement philosophy. Historically, teeth lost were not replaced or only replaced with removable partial dentures (replacing some missing teeth in an arch while anchored to remaining natural teeth by clasps) or removable complete dentures (replacing all missing teeth in an arch and resting only on the skin). Dental implants now can replace one or more teeth and are topped with a crown or bridge that look and feel like a natural tooth. This innovative technology is such a liberating break-through for patients because it allows them the privilege of regaining a very lifelike substitution for their missing natural teeth instead of the age-old standard of removable dentures. People do not consider the consequences of missing teeth that are extracted, but there is a large increase in bite force on remaining teeth to carry the load of the jaw muscles that remains the same whether you have all your teeth or only a remaining few. Missing teeth additionally allow remaining teeth to shift. The result of mal-positioned teeth, coupled with increase bite forces, leads to fractures in teeth that can escalate to extraction in many chronic scenarios. Dental implants replace missing teeth to avoid shifting of teeth and elevated bite forces on remaining teeth, thus keeping your mouth as God intended it to be. Dental implants are now an integral part of modern dentistry and a daily occurrence in many dental offices. Dental implants offer many advantages for patients. Dental implants integrate into the jawbone and actually preserve the bone, similar to a natural root, so the bone does not atrophy or shrink away over time. Implants transfer bite forces down into the bone similar to natural roots and produce a relatively natural feel when eating. Dental implants, being made of titanium, do not suffer from bacterial decay of natural teeth. The surgical placement of implants into the jawbone is fairly simple and does not cause much discomfort or interruption in peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s busy schedules. Implants will typically last a lifetime, which is a tremendous value. People are very fortunate to have dental implants available to replace missing teeth. Dental implants are a little more expensive up front than other dental treatment options, but when distributing the value over time, they are very economical. People who are missing teeth should consider dental implants as a good solution to correct their dental needs and should realize their investment in their dental health is a long-term solution, which will also avoid other unexpected problems from arising in the future. If youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re currently missing teeth, or possibly wearing a denture that is not comfortable, contact a dentist and have a thorough dental exam to discuss your options for innovative solutions with dental implants. Dental Implant

Dr. Scott Harden is a dentist at Fountian View Family Dentistry. He is a resident of Acworth and has practiced in Southwest Cherokee County for over 21 years. He is a Dental Advisor for two nationally renowned dental research companies. Office: (770) 926-0000 Website: FountianViewSmiles.com

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Daddy’s Country Kitchen

The Daddy’s Country Kitchen Family – Jeanie Jones with Andy & Donna Johnson Though the Daddy’s Country Kitchen family is not originally from Acworth, they are proud to own and operate a business here and now consider our great city their home, through and through! Jeanie Jones, originally from Marietta, along with her husband at the time, Thurmond Miller, decided to open Daddy’s Country Kitchen in Acworth in 1981. Why Acworth? Well, that was where there was an open building for them to occupy! However, in retrospect, Jeanie is thankful that this is the town that had that open space for the restaurant.

The good news was, Jeanie did not have to run the restaurant without the help of her family. Jeanie’s son, Andy Johnson, attended The School of Culinary Arts at the Art Institute of Atlanta and began cooking at Daddy’s in 1987. Then, when Andy married Donna (who is also a Marietta native), she quickly became instrumental in the business as well. With a hospitality background, Donna has been managing the restaurant with Andy and Jeanie for over 20 years now. For a short time, Jeanie’s other son, Marty, worked at Daddy’s as well. Actually, Daddy’s Country Kitchen has always been a family affair as the restaurant is named for Jeanie’s dad, Gene McClure. He worked in the restaurant as much as he could up until the time he passed away and many of the recipes still served come from him. A moment Jeanie will never forget was when her dad knew he was going to pass away, he told her to grab a piece of paper and had her write down the secret hushpuppy recipe – the very same recipe that Daddy’s is proud to use still today!

The restaurant’s first location was all the way uptown at North Main Street and Lakewood Drive, where Millwood Plumbing Contractors used to be located, and across from where Robby’s Propane Gas is. After five years, in 1986, Daddy’s Jeanie Jones (seated) pictured with her family, moved to their location on South Main (l-r) Morgan, Nick, Donna & Andy Johnson. Another fun memory Jeanie has of her Street, where the restaurant remained dad is how he would bring fresh green for 29 years and most people know them tomatoes in from the big tomato patch at to be! This year, in January, Daddy’s his house and fry them up at the restaurant. He would then walk moved to it’s new home at 3485 Acworth Due West Road, near NCG around from table to table, offering everyone one of his delicious Movie Theatre and just behind Kroger at Butler Creek. fried green tomatoes – a true southern staple! Not only did Daddy’s Country Kitchen move locations in 1986, this was also the same year that Thurmond and Jeanie separated. But – that did not stop Jeanie from continuing on with the restaurant! In fact, to make sure that people knew the restaurant was going to continue to stay open, Jeanie rode on the back on Ray Tapp’s car, up and down Main Street, holding signs that read “Daddy’s gone, but momma’s still cooking!” Yes, it’s true that Jeanie paraded around town with this announcement and it is also true that as long as momma was still cooking, people kept on coming!

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To add, Jeanie’s mother, Ruby, was a big fan of the restaurant as well. When she was in a nursing home before she passed away, Gene would bring her to Daddy’s. Jeanie will never forget the image of her mother sitting with a special Acworth resident, Esteen Jones, rolling silverware for the restaurant. This was a huge help as Jeanie remembers being so consistently busy that they did not have time to do this!

Speaking of special Acworth residents, one of the Daddy’s family’s favorite things about continuing to serve our community is the amount of relationships they have built because of it. Over the years, they have had the pleasure of serving families and their children, and now, they are serving those children’s children! The restaurant also has many people who come in regularly for a good meal, and some who come once – or even twice – a day! The family sees this as a true testament to not only their food, but the kind of community they live and run a business in – one that is truly home! One other Acworth resident that will always have a special place in the hearts of the Daddy’s family is June Brewer. She was an artist who would paint beautiful pictures and then bring them to the restaurant to be hung on the walls. Each painting hung would have a price tag and customers loved to purchase them! It was a win-win situation – the perfect place for June to sell her artwork, while providing beautiful décor for the restaurant! Jeanie still has one of the paintings on her mantle at her home and a painting by June that depicts the restaurant location they were in for 29 years hangs proudly in the new location.

grandchildren, Nick and Morgan. Nick is the Assistant Manager at Daddy’s and works daily at the restaurant. Morgan is a student at Kennesaw State University, but during the summer, she can often be found helping out around the restaurant. Donna and Andy can be found at the restaurant on any given day, but Friday nights remain Jeanie’s time. Go into Daddy’s on a Friday night and you will see her – even among the crowd of people who gather for their infamous Friday night seafood buffet. Jeanie jokes as she says that her Friday night plans have not changed since 1981!

One of Jeanie’s favorite paintings by June Brewer that hangs proudly in the restaurant at the new location.

Ever since opening Daddy’s Country Kitchen, Acworth became Jeanie’s true home – and the same is true for Donna and Andy now, too. So, though all three are originally from Marietta, they each reside in our area today. Donna and Andy have found that not only is Acworth a great place to own a business, it is also an excellent place to have a family. The couple has two children, Jeanie’s

When she is not at the restaurant, however, Jeanie can be found spending time with her husband of 25 years, Jerry Jones, (whom she met because he came into Daddy’s!), golfing, enjoying Main Street and all the cute shops, sitting on her porch enjoying the view of Acworth Beach, waiting for the fireworks shows at the lake during the summer, or at her church, Kennesaw First Baptist. She absolutely loves her life in Acworth and remains a happy resident, just the same as Donna and Andy.

Now, in 2016, celebrating 35 years in business, Daddy’s Country Kitchen is more honored than ever to be a staple in the Acworth community and in the hearts of so many people who reside here. The way that this town, that was supposed to simply be a place for their restaurant, became a genuine home to the Daddy’s family is proof once again that .... There’s No Place Like Acworth.

Dough Re Mi Did you know pie dough is like the Swiss army knife of the pastry world? Not only can it be used for pies, it also makes delectable pockets for a variety of foods. For instance, make cheeseburger pockets by browning ½ pound of ground beef with chopped onion, then stir in salt, pepper and a little mustard. Place a small amount (about a tablespoon) on top of your pie dough, lay a piece of sliced cheese on top, then either fold the dough in half or place a second piece on top. Seal the edges with a fork dipped in water, then lay on a cookie sheet with parchment paper. Bake at 350° for approximately 30 minutes or until the pockets are golden. Spray with butter spray as soon as they are taken out of the oven. Make Mexican pockets, or empanadas, by adding taco seasoning and a little salsa to the ground beef. Shredded chicken makes a great filling for the pie dough. Bake or boil two to three chicken breasts, shred the meat, then place in a skillet with 8 oz. of cream cheese, a tablespoon or two of your favorite sauce (BBQ, salsa verde, salad dressing, etc) and cook over medium low until the cream cheese is melted. Prepare the pockets as listed above. Don’t have cream cheese? Not to worry, you can get the creamy factor by using mayonnaise, Greek yogurt or even a creamy dressing. The mixture wouldn’t even need to be heated to combine the flavors. The best part? Any leftover filling you have makes a fantastic dip! Breakfast pockets are also easy to make. Scramble eggs with your favorite mix-in’s (veggies, bacon, sausage, etc), place on the dough, top with a small amount of cheese and bake as above. These are great to make ahead and freeze. It’s easy to throw a couple in the microwave and POOF! You’ve got a hearty breakfast ready in a flash. One point to note about the filling is that you can add most anything you want to cream cheese (veggies, meat, fruit or jam) to put in pockets for anything from appetizers to late night snacks. The key to remember is to keep the filling moist, so always add a sauce or creamy component (such as cheese) to ensure that the meat doesn’t dry out during cooking. The best part is that the filling goes a long way so it’s budget friendly. So, stock up on pie dough and amaze your friends and family with your dough creations. They’ll sing your praises. Happy cooking!

Tiffany Hughes is an Acworth resident who is an Educator at Tellus Science Museum. She also enjoys spending time with her family and furbabies. She will gladly provide additional recipes/tips if you email her at creativecook11@yahoo.com.

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What is 20/20 Vision? Most of us are familiar with the term “20/20 vision” and know it means our eyesight is pretty good. But, what exactly does “20/20” mean? Is it possible to have vision that’s better than 20/20? Is it safe to drive if you don’t have 20/20 vision? And, what does it mean if your vision is 20/40? Further, can you have 20/20 eyesight and still have vision problems? In 1862, an eye doctor named Hermann Snellen devised an eye chart that became the standardized way eye care professionals determine a person’s distance visual acuity. The traditional Snellen chart has a large letter (usually an “E”) on the top of the chart and subsequent lines of progressively smaller letters. Snellen determined the smallest letters a person with “normal” vision could consistently identify correctly. This became the 20/20 line. In other words, if you can correctly identify letters of this size on the eye chart (but none smaller) from a testing distance of 20 feet, you have normal (“20/20”) vision. Since the standard testing distance for the Snellen chart is 20 feet, the top number in the Snellen fraction is always “20.” The bottom number varies, depending on the size of the letters on each row of the chart.

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On the 20/40 line, the 5 20/40 letters are twice as 6 20/30 large as those on the 7 20/25 20/20 line. A person with normal visual 8 20/20 acuity therefore can be 9 20/15 expected to correctly 10 20/12 identify these larger 11 20/10 letters from a viewing distance that is roughly twice that of the normal testing distance of 20 feet (so, 40 feet). If this line is the smallest line of letters a person can correctly identify at the normal testing distance, he or she has “20/40” vision. It is possible to have better-than-normal visual acuity. The letters on the bottom line (20/10) are half the size of “20/20” letters. If you are able to identify the letters on this line, your distance visual acuity is twice as good as that of a person with “normal” vision. By the way, to be granted an unrestricted driver’s license in most of the United States, your best-corrected visual acuity must be 20/40 or better. Good vision is more than visual acuity. Having 20/20 eyesight does not mean you have perfect vision. Other important components of clear, comfortable vision include the ability to change focus and maintain focus on near objects, depth perception, peripheral vision, accurate eye movement and alignment and more. To see the world as clearly as possible and enjoy a lifetime of good vision, be sure to see your eye doctor for regularly scheduled comprehensive eye exams. Dr. Dylan Reach is in practice at Acworth Family Eyecare. For more information, you may contact him at (770) 974-3153 or visit their website at www.AcworthEyes.com.

Dr. Dylan Reach

3459 Acworth Due West, Suite 101 Acworth, (Behind Kroger)

(770) 974-3153

www.acwortheyes.com

“Get Involved, Give Back and Tell the ABA Story”

May Luncheon The guest speaker at the ABA luncheon was Liam Banks, VP of the new Atlanta Blaze Lacrosse team. The Sponsor of the Month was Bay Equity Home Loans. Pictured L-R: Jay White of Bay Equity Home Loans, Liam Banks and ABA President Andrew Windham.

Catered Southern Events catered the May luncheon with a Cinco de Mayo flair! L-R: Owner Sandra Cook and Christy Durbrow

Acworth is the greatest city in the country to live, work and play. May left no doubt as our community’s best people and organizations teamed up to make a difference. Celebrating the future of Acworth, we recognized six incredible seniors with college scholarships at our luncheon. Fun and excitement continued as the ABA joined the North Cobb Rotary to present the 7th Annual “Smoke on the Lake.” Andrew Windham Gorgeous weather paired with exceptional ABA President BBQ created the perfect atmosphere for our community to come together at Cauble Park for a charitable weekend of fun and generosity. Next, we hosted our friends from the West Cobb Business Association at Mellow Mushroom for the Alive After Five and rounded out our month with the Morning Jolt. Special thanks to our monthly sponsor, Bay Equity Mortgage. Expect a jumpstart to June – Shark Tank and Fear Factor celebrity, Aaron Marino, will join us to share how digital media and marketing will explode your business. Food will be provided by LuLu’s Firewater Grill and our monthly sponsor will be TCPicsOnline. Plan to join us for the Alive After Five at Fusco’s Via Roma. It’s sure to be a night filled with eccellente’ food and friends. Finally, plug in to the Morning Jolt as we host our friends from the Kennesaw Business Association and business heats up. Want to Get Involved, Give Back & create your ABA Story? Visit www. AcworthBusiness.org today to get started & experience why Acworth is America’s best place to live, work and play. Success is simple: • Connect with the 300+ members at our monthly luncheon and Alive After Five events. • Inform our members and community about your business and how to get involved in great events like our annual golf tournament and Taste of Acworth. • Promote and grow your business with the Morning Jolt, Member Spotlights and Event Sponsorship. • Give as we partner with our schools, kick off student mentor programs and host appreciation events for teachers. Connecting and Sharing, Andrew Windham ABA Chief Storyteller

J une E vents : Please join us for the upcoming June 2016 Events and mark your calendar for the future events:

2016 Acworth Business Association Scholarship Winners (Pictured L-R with ABA President Andrew Windham)

• Olivia Norris, 4.16 GPA, Cornestone Prep, will attend Kennesaw State University - Nursing • Laura Allen, 4.375 GPA, Allatoona High, will attend UGA - Marketing & International Business • Emily Bontrager, 4.679 GPA, Kennesaw Mountain High, will attend Johns Hopkins - PreMed • Caroline Pepper, 4.3 GPA, Harrison High, will attend Covenant College - Sociology • Riley O’Neill, 4.59 GPA, North Cobb High, will attend Alabama - Communication Sciences & Disorders • Amanda Walters, 104 Average, North Paulding High, will attend Georgia Tech - Engineering (Not Pictured) 44

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• June 5: ABA Monthly Luncheon, 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m., at NorthStar Church, 3413 Blue Springs Road, Kennesaw. The speaker will be Liam Banks, Vice President of the Atlanta Blaze of Major League Lacrosse (MLL). Sponsored by Bay Equity Mortgage and catered by Catered Southern Events. Cost: $15/members and $25/non-members. • June 9: ABA Alive After Five, 5:30 – 7:30 p.m., at Fusco’s Via Roma, 4815 South Main Street, Acworth FREE/members and $5/non-members. • June 14 & 28: ABA Morning Jolt, 7:30 – 9 a.m., at the American Legion North Cobb Post 304, 4220 Main Street, Acworth. FREE/members and $5/non-members.

Mark Your Calendars: • July 4: Concert & Fireworks • October 15: Taste of Acworth

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A special thank you to Todd Rakestraw (right), owner of Mellow Mushroom for hosting the Alive After Five. Pictured with ABA President Andrew Windham.

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Turn To – Not From Thank you for all the great feedback from the article last month entitled “3 Things Your Kids Must Know.” I want to continue that theme with something I believe will make a HUGE difference in the lives of your kids (and in your own life as well)! There is a story in the Bible where Jesus is speaking to a generation of people living in a culture consumed with outward conformity while harboring inward rebellion. Jesus wanted to show them a better way, so He launched into one of His classic stories about a father with a son who asked for his inheritance and leaves the family home. He had a blast for a season but partying, fake friends and dumb financial decisions cost him everything. Finally, the son woke up and came to his senses. Luke 15 20So he got up and went to his father. (Here we go! How would the Father respond?), “But while he was still a long way off, his father saw him and was filled with compassion for him; he ran to his son, …threw his arms around him and kissed him. 21 The son said to him, ‘Father, I have sinned against heaven and against you. I am no longer worthy to be called your son.’ 22But the father said… (I love that phrase), ‘Quick! Bring the best robe and put it on him. Put a ring on his finger and sandals on his feet. 23Bring the fattened calf and kill it. Let’s have a feast and celebrate. 24For this son of mine was dead and is alive again; he was lost and is found.’ So they began to celebrate.

It sounds crazy, but that is God’s response toward you and I! It doesn’t matter how far you’ve gone, how long it’s been or how defeated you feel. If you’re still breathing, God is still working! The question is this: Who are you turning to? Almost everyone concentrates on what they are trying to turn from, but it should actually be the opposite. The most important thing about you is not what you’re turning FROM but Who you’re turning TO. I have many friends that have tried to walk away from alcoholism or addiction and never gained ANY traction until they made this transition! Because the son turned TO the right person, he was able to turn FROM his mistakes and never go back! It works the same way in our lives! Don’t concentrate so much on what you are turning from. Concentrate on who you are turning to. That shift makes all the difference. I know it feels risky. After all, what will the Father say upon our return? The Father could have said “I told you so,” or shook his head in disgust. He did neither. Instead, He welcomed the boy home, celebrated his return and threw him a party! He desires to do the same for you.

J.R. Lee is the Lead Pastor of Freedom Church, with locations in Acworth and Kennesaw. You can get all the information you need by calling the church at (770) 529-6006 or visit www.FreedomChurch.tv. Also, check out his blog at www.JRLee.tv.

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mojito, harvesting fresh greens from a Salad Garden Bar and dressing up the meal with a few pesticide-free edible flowers like nasturtiums, calendula and daylilies. Busy gardeners and those that travel may want to try self-watering pots. These containers have built-in water reservoirs to provide a constant flow of water to the plants. This means you need to water less often, while still enjoying healthy and productive plants. Add some height and focal points with topiaries. Purchase a sculpted evergreen or train vines up a twist topiary frame to create a bit of living art. And don’t forget to add some garden art and statuary. Extend your enjoyment with outdoor lighting. A few votive candles in old punch cups are perfect for intimate gatherings in small spaces. Add a bit more illumination with the help of solar illuminated planters, solar deck lights, post caps, and solar cubes and spheres. No buried electric lines or extension cords needed. Use these lights to lead you down the path to your garden space or brighten the space for an evening of fun. Creating an outdoor garden room can be accomplished even with limited space and budget. No matter your budget, space or gardening experience, you can design an outdoor entertainment area for you, your family and friends to enjoy. Start by gathering ideas from magazines, the internet and websites like Gardener’s Supply Company for examples of outdoor garden spaces. Next, select an area that is convenient and suitable for your outdoor entertaining. Define the space using outdoor rugs and furniture or tall planters (gardeners.com) to serve as the walls for your garden room. A bistro

set and a couple of chairs makes for an intimate space on a balcony. Those with more room may want to include an outdoor wicker and teak dining set. Fill the planters with ornamental grasses, papyrus, cannas and other flowering plants to create a living screen. Add a splash of color and flavor to the space by growing herbs and vegetables combined with flowers in these and additional planters in your garden space. Include ingredients for your favorite drinks, appetizers and meals. Your guests will enjoy plucking a few mint leaves for their iced tea or

So get busy creating the garden room of your dreams. Once you get started, you will be looking for more opportunities for that quiet getaway, outdoor kitchen and more ways to enjoy your garden. Gardening expert, TV/radio host, author & columnist Melinda Myers has more than 30 years of horticulture experience and has written over 20 gardening books, including Small Space Gardening and the Midwest Gardener’s Handbook. She hosts The Great Courses “How to Grow Anything: Food Gardening For Everyone” DVD set and the nationally syndicated Melinda’s Garden Moment TV & radio segments. Myers is a columnist and contributing editor for Birds & Blooms magazine and was commissioned by Gardener’s Supply Company for her expertise to write this article. Myers’ web site, www. melindamyers.com, offers gardening videos and tips. Photo © Gardener’s Supply Company

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BAPTIST Antioch Baptist Bible Church 5871 Glade Road, (770) 529-1546 Pastor: Dr. Edward Kirsche, Sr.

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Awtrey-Westwood Baptist Church 5855 Awtrey Church Road NW, (770) 974-0023 Sunday Services: 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Wed. Svc: 7 p.m. Pastor: Rev. Loy Frix Calvary Baptist Church of Acworth 4361 Westside Drive, (770) 974-4965 Sunday Services: 11 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Wed. Svc: 6:30 p.m. www.CalvaryBaptistAcworth.org Cedarcrest Church 4600 Cobb Pkwy NW, (678) 460-3500 Sunday Service: 8:30, 10 & 11:30 a.m. Pastor: George Wright www.CedarcrestChurch.com First Baptist Church of Acworth 4583 Church Street, (770) 974-3021 Sunday Services: 10:45 a.m. & 5:30 p.m. Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Wed. Svc: 6 p.m. Pastor: Dr. David M. Joyner www.FBCAcworth.com Glade Road Baptist Church 6570 Glade Road, (770) 975-1143 Sunday Services: 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Wed. Svc: 7 p.m. Pastor: Chuck Smith www.GladeRoadBaptist.com Harvest Baptist Church 3460 Kellogg Creek Road, (770) 974-9091 Sunday Services: 11 a.m. & 5 p.m. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Wed. Svc: 7 p.m. Pastor: Dr. Reed www.HBCGA.org Hickory Grove Baptist Church 2862 Hickory Grove Road Sunday School: 10 a.m. Sunday Service: 11 a.m. Pastor: Wendell King

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Hickory Heights Baptist Church 221 Dabbs Bridge Road, (404) 488-3667 Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Sunday Service: 11 a.m. Wed. Svc: 7 p.m. Pastor: Phil Miller www.HickoryHeights.org Hillcrest Baptist Church 6069 Woodstock Road, (770) 917-9100 Sunday Services: 10:45 a.m. & 6 p.m. Sunday Alive Groups: 9:30 a.m. Wed. Services: Youth/6:30 p.m. & Adults/7 p.m. Pastor: Mike Maxwell www.HBCAcworth.org Iron Hill Baptist Church 5172 Groovers Landing Road, (770) 974-2951 Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. (Child.) 10 a.m. (Adult) Sunday Svcs: 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. Wed. Svc: 7 p.m. Pastor: Dan Guider w ww.IronhillBaptist.org Keystone Baptist Church Meets at Allatoona High School 3300 Dallas Acworth Highway, (678) 230-5317 Sunday Service: 11 a.m. Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Pastor: Terry Nelson www.KeystoneOnline.org

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Morning View Baptist Church 3750 Dallas Acworth Hwy. (770) 443-5600 Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Sunday Service: 10:30 a.m. Wed. Svc: 7:15 p.m. Pastor: Sammy Burgess

Wildwood Baptist Church 4801 Wade Green Road NW, (770) 428-2100 Sunday Services: 9:30 & 11 a.m. Sunday Sch: 9:30 & 11 a.m. Wed. Svc: 6:30 p.m. Pastor: Ric Cadle www.WildwoodBaptist.org

Mount Olivet Baptist Church 2385 Acworth Due West Road, (770) 974-8335 Sunday Services: 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Wed. Svc: 6 p.m. Pastor: Michael A. Smith

Zion Hill Missionary Baptist Church 4255 Taylor St., (770) 974-8221 Sunday Service: 11 a.m. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Wed. Svc: 7:30 p.m. Pastor: Dr. Frank Johnson, Jr. www.ZionHillAcworth.com

New Hope Baptist Church 3814 New Hope Church Road, (770) 974-7612 Sunday Services: 11 a.m & 6 p.m. Sunday School: 10 a.m. Wed. Svc: 6:30 p.m. Pastor: Brad Dewberry Pickett’s Mill Baptist Church 7147 Hiram Acworth Hwy. (770) 423-0955 Sunday Services: 10:45 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Wed. Svc: 6:45 p.m. www.PMBChurch.net Piney Grove Baptist Church 1605 Mars Hill Road, (770) 428-5122 Sunday Services: 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Wed. Svc: 7 p.m. Pastor: Scotty Davis www.PineyGrove.net Redemption Baptist Church 4160 New Hope Church Road, (770) 529-0509 Sunday Services: 9, 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. Sunday School: 10 a.m. Wed. Svc: 7 p.m. Pastor: Jody Harrison Sardis Missionary Baptist Church 2741 S. Main St., Kennesaw, (770) 428-4031 Sunday Worship: 11 a.m. Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Wed. Svc: 7 p.m. Pastor: Dr. Brien E. Martin www.SardisMBCKennesawGA.org Summit Baptist Church 4310 Moon Station Lane, (770) 975-4595 Sunday Bible Study: 9:30 a.m. Sunday Services: 11 a.m. Pastor: Dr. Scott Miller www.SummitChurch.org Thankful Baptist Church 928 Kennesaw Due West, Kenn. (678) 797-0611 Sunday Service: 10 a.m. Pastor: John Harris www.ThankfulBaptistKennesaw.org The Entire Bible Baptist Church 4980 North Cobb Parkway (770) 926-1464 Sunday Services: 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Sunday School: 10 a.m. Wed. Svc: 7:30 p.m. Pastor: Dane Gentry Three Taverns Church 3575 Acworth Due West Road, (678) 856-8002 Sunday Services: 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Wed. Svc: 7 p.m. Pastor: Doug Burrier www.ThreeTavernsChurch.org Victory Baptist Church 5717 Priest Road, Sunday Services: 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. Sunday School: 10 a.m. Wed. Svc: 7 p.m. Pastor: Bro. Donald E. Lewis West Ridge Church 3522 Hiram Acworth Hwy., (770) 222-2125 Sunday Services: 9, 10:45 a.m. & 12:30 p.m. Pastor: Brian Bloye www.Westridge.com Western Hills Baptist Church 700 Mars Hill Road, Kennesaw, (770) 425-7118 Sunday Service: 10:30 a.m. & 6:00 p.m. Pastor: Steve Baskin www.WesternHillsBaptist.net

EPISCOPAL Christ Episcopal Church 1210 Wooten Lake Road, (770) 422-9114 Sunday Services: 8 & 10 a.m. Christian Ed: 10 a.m. Wed. Svc: 7 p.m. www.ChristChurch.EpiscopalAtlanta.org St. Teresa's Episcopal Church 5725 Fords Road, (770) 590-9040 (Summer) Sunday Services: 10 a.m. Wednesday Service: 6:30 p.m. www.SaintTeresaAcworth.com

JEHOVAH’S WITNESS Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witness 2515 Old Highway 92 (770) 672-6838

JUDAISM Chabad Jewish Center of Acworth www.JewishWestCobb.com (678) 460-7702 Shabbat Svcs: 1st Saturday each month at 10 a.m., Last Friday of each month at 7 p.m. Rabbi: Zalman Charytan Congregation Ner Tamid Reform Jewish Synagogue www.MyNerTamid.org (678) 264-8575 Weekly Friday night services (see website for times), Monthly Saturday services & Sunday School (ISJL curriculum) 9 a.m.

LUTHERAN Living Hope Lutheran Church 3450 Stilesboro Road, (770) 425-6726 Sunday Services: 9 & 11:15 a.m. Pastor: John Schubert www.LivingHopeVision.com First United Lutheran Church 3481 Campus Loop Rd., Kennesaw, (770) 427-0325 Sunday Services: 9 & 11:15 a.m. Pastor: Tony Prinsen www.FULC.org

PRESBYTERIAN Acworth Presbyterian Church 4561 Church Street, (770) 974-6552 Sunday Service: 11 a.m. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Pastor: Rev. Greg Moore www.AcworthPresbyterianChurch.org Christ Community Church Meets at Kennesaw Comm. Ctr., (770) 529-2600 Sunday Service: 10:30 a.m. Pastor: Mike Glass www.ChristCommunityCobb.org Heritage Presbyterian Church 5323 Bells Ferry Road, (770) 926-3558 Sunday Services: 8:30 & 11 a.m. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Interim Pastor: Elizabeth Lovell Milford www.HeritagePres.com Kirkwood Presbyterian Church USA 618 Acworth Due West Road, (770) 427-3545 Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Sunday Services: 10:30 a.m. Pastor: Rev. Catherine Renken www.KirkwoodPC.org Mars Hill Presbyterian Church 3385 Mars Hill Road NW, (770) 974-4395 Sunday Services: 9 & 10:30 a.m. Pastor: Dr. Bryant C. Harris www.MHChurch.com

ROMAN CATHOLIC St. Catherine of Siena Roman Catholic Church 1618 Ben King Road, NW, (770) 428-7139 Saturday: 8:30 a.m. & 4:30 p.m. (Vigil) Sunday Masses: 7:30 & 10:30 a.m., 12:30 & 5 p.m., Pastor: Rev. John M. Matejek www.StCatherineRCC.org (See website for more svcs.) St. Clare of Assisi Roman Catholic Church (770) 485-0825 Saturday Vigil Mass: 4:30 & 6 p.m. Meets at St. Teresa’s Episcopal, 5725 Fords Road, Sunday Mass: English Svc.: 8:15 & 10:30 a.m.; Spanish Svc.: 12 p.m. Meets at Barber Middle School, 4222 Cantrell Road, Rev. Mark Starr www.StClareCC.org

UNITED METHODIST Acworth United Methodist Church 4340 Collins Circle, (770) 974-3312 Sunday Services: 8:30, 9:30 & 11 a.m. Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Pastor: James Gwin www.AcworthUMC.org County Line United Methodist Church 1183 County Line Road, NW, (770) 428-0511 Sunday Services: 8:45 & 11 a.m. Sunday School: 10 a.m. Pastor: Rev. Scott Pickering www.CountyLineUMC.org Due West United Methodist Church 3956 Due West Road, (770) 427-3835 Sunday Services: 8:30, 9:39 & 11:05 a.m. Sunday School: 9:39 & 11:05 a.m. Pastor: Dr. Tom Davis www.DueWest.org Kennesaw United Methodist Church 1801 Ben King Road, (770) 428-1543 Sunday Service: 8:30, 9:39, 9:45 & 11 a.m. Sunday School: 9:39 & 11 a.m. Tuesday: 7 p.m. REVIVE Pastor: Wallace Wheeles www.KennesawUMC.org New Beginnings United Methodist Church 2925 Mack Dobbs Road, (770) 421-9980 Sunday Service: 9:30 & 10:45 a.m. Pastor: Scott Brown www.NBUMC.org

OTHER CHURCHES

Abiding Church Meets at Chalker Elementary, (678) 888-1515 Sunday Service: 10:30 a.m. Pastor: Craig Jones www.Abiding.church Activation Church 3415 Old Highway 41, Suite 720, Kennesaw Sunday Service: 11 a.m. Pastor: Aram Mushegan Acworth Christian Church 4476 Northside Drive, (770) 974-1358 Acworth Church of God of Prophecy Ministry 3891 Nance Road NW, (770) 975-1124 Sunday Services: 10:30 a.m. & 6 p.m. Wed. Svc: 7 p.m. www.AcworthChurch.com Pastor: Rev. John Paul Benning Branches of Christ 5946 Jacobs Road, (770) 917-4964 Pastor: Steve Pettit www.BranchesOfChrist.com Bethel A.M.E. Church 4826 School Street, (770) 905-9539 Sunday Service: 11 a.m. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Wed. Svc: 7 p.m. Pastor: Rev. Leela Brown Waller www.BethelAcworth.net

Christ the King Church of Greater Atlanta 6464 Highway 92, (770) 924-9161 Sunday Service: 10:30 a.m.; Prayer Thursday: 7:30 p.m. Pastor: Jason Tomczak www.CTKAtlanta.com Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints Sunday Services: 9 & 11:30 a.m. 5095 Holt Road NW, (770) 975-1788 Cobb Vineyard Church 3206 Old Highway 41, (678) 574-0005 Sunday Services: 10 & 11:30 a.m. Pastor: Thomas Cooley www.CobbVineyard.com Dayspring Church 6835 Victory Drive, (770) 516-5733 Sunday Service: 10 a.m. Wed. Svc: 7 p.m. Pastor: Tony Crawford www.DayspringChurch-Online.com Eagle Pointe Church 5100 Old Stilesboro Road, (770) 421-1643 Sunday Services: 10 & 11:30 a.m. Pastor: Howard Koepka www.EaglePointe.org Empowerment Worship Center 2012 Hickory Grove Road, (770) 609-9062 Sunday Celebration: 10 a.m. Pastor: Rev. Deanna Fountain-Breeden www.EmpowermentWC.org Faith Family Church 5744 Bells Ferry Road, (770) 926-4560 Sunday Service: 10 a.m. Wednesday Service: 7 p.m. Pastor: J. Tommy White, Jr. www.FFCAcworth.com

Love Community Church 5598 Bells Ferry Road, (404) 663-1828 Sunday Service: 10 a.m. Pastor: Donna Lucas Mission For Life Church Meets at Pitner Elementary School, (678) 613-9256 4575 Wade Green Rd. Bible Study: 10 a.m. Sunday Service: 11 a.m. Pastor: Kim C. Moore www.MissionForLife.org Mount Olives Church of God 5065 Cherokee Street, (678) 651-9042 Sunday Service: 11 a.m. Tuesday Bible Study: 7:30 p.m. Pastor: Reneau Luzincourt reneauluzincourt@yahoo.com New Covenant Full Gospel Inc 5653 Priest Road, (770) 974-0685 NorthStar Church 3413 Blue Springs Road, (770) 420-9808 Sunday Services: 9:30 & 11 a.m. Pastor: Mike Linch www.NorthStarChurch.org Northwest Christian Church 3737 Dallas-Acworth Hwy, (770) 425-2525 Sunday School: 9:30 & 11 a.m. Sunday Services: 9:30 & 11 a.m. Pastor: Jay Rice www.NWCC.net Open Doors Church 2011 Hickory Grove Road Sunday Services: 10 & 11 a.m. Pastor: Mike Loner OpenDoorsAtShiloh@gmail.com

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Prayer & Praise Christian Fellowship Church 6409 Bells Ferry Road, (770) 928-2795 Sunday Service: 10:30 a.m. Christian Living Class: 10 a.m. Wednesday Prayer Meeting: 7:30 p.m. Pastor: Larry Baker www.PrayerAndPraise.org

Four Points Church Meets at Picketts Mill Elementary River’s Edge Church 6400 Old Stilesboro Road, (678) 402-6632 3891 Nance Road NW, (678) 318-1918 Sunday Service: 10 a.m. Sunday Services: 5 p.m. Pastor: Brent Stephens www.FourPointsChurch.tv Mid Week & Student Worship: 7 p.m. Pastor: David Moore www.RiversEdgeAtl.com Freedom Church 3611 Cobb Parkway (770) 529-6006 RiverStone Church Pastor: J.R. Lee www.FreedomChurch.tv 2005 Stilesboro Road, (678) 384-5200 Sunday Services: 9 & 11 a.m. Gateway Church Pastor: Tom Tanner www.RiverStoneOnline.org 1455 Ben King Road, (770) 423-0982 Sunday Service: 11 a.m. Sanctuary Church Pastor: Andy Smith www.GatewayKennesaw.org 700 Mars Hill Road, (770) 884-1963 Sunday Services: 9:30 & 11:30 a.m. Grace Church of Acworth Georgia Pastor: Craig Bowler www.SanctuaryInHim.org 96 Blazing Ridge Way, (678) 447-2400 Sunday Service: 11 a.m. Wed. Svc: 7 p.m. Elder: Mark Namirr

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Household of Faith Bible Church Meets at North Cobb Christian School, (770) 365-6723 4500 Lakeview Drive Sunday Service: 10 a.m. Pastor: L. Keith Lewis www.HOFBC.org Joshua Gospel Tabernacle 4161 Southside Drive, Sunday Bible Study: 9:45 a.m.; Sunday Service: 11 a.m., Wed. Service: 7:30 p.m. Pastor: Tim Houston www.JoshuaGospelTabernacle.com Kellogg Creek Church of Christ 3510 Kellogg Creek Road, (770) 974-2814 Sunday Services: 10:30 a.m. Sunday School: 9:30 a.m., Wed. Service: 7:30 p.m. www.KelloggCreekChurchOfChrist.org LifeBridge Church 3102 Loring Road, (770) 422-3010 Sunday Service: 9:30 & 11:15 a.m. Pastor: Aaron Gable www.MyLifeBridgeChurch.com

Unity of Kennesaw Meets at Big Shanty Elementary, (770) 422-9552 Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Sunday Service & Youth Ministry: 11 a.m. Rev. Kelly Thomas www.UnityOfKennesaw.org Victory Church 4625 Highway 92, (770) 794-7366 Sunday Service: 9 &10:45 a.m. Pastor: Jeff Hidden www.VictoryGA.com Vintage 242 Church 8492 Hiram Acworth Highway, (678) 383-2299 Sunday Services: 9 & 10:45 a.m. Pastor: Steve Hambrick www.Vintage242.com Wholistic Life Ministry 1719 Nemours Dr. NW, Kennesaw 678-836-9586 Sunday Service: 11 a.m. Pastor: Jay Jones www.WLMinistry.org Word of God Word of Truth Church Sunday Services being held at The Scout Hut-Adams Park (770) 428-8279 Sunday Service: 10:30 a.m. Pastor: Galen Bias www.WOGWOTC.com

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St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church 680 West Memorial Drive, (770) 443-0566 Saturday Vigil: 4 & 6 p.m. (6 p.m. En Espanol) Sunday: 8 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. & 5 p.m. Rev. Adrian Pleus www.SaintVincentDePaulChurch.org

Calvary Chapel River Oaks Meets at Brookwood Christian Academy 4728 Wood Street, (770) 881-4862 or (678) 977-0087 Sunday Service: 10:30 a.m. Pastor: Grady Clark www.CalvaryChapelRiverOaks.org

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Chiropractors

Education/Instruction/Counseling

Acworth Community Magazine (770) 529-1516 www.acworthcm.com

The Joint Chiropractic (678) 574-5959 3384 Cobb Parkway NW, Suite 450

Celebration Village of Acworth (678) 594-3570

connect 2 success™, soft skills coaching & training (404) 955-1055 www.connect2successgroup.com

Assisted/senior Living

Coaching/Training

Dogwood Forest Assisted Living Community (678) 831-4999 4461 S. Main Street, Acworth

Computer Services/Repair GhostNet, Inc (770) 852-2292 www.ghostnetinc.com

Attorneys/Legal Services James D. Haley (770) 974-1494 4807 S. Main Street, Acworth

The Tech Doctors (770) 575-0155

Counseling

Automotive AutoBuffs Express Carwash (678) 213-1313 3530 Cobb Parkway, Acworth

Christian Brothers Automotive (770) 966-1599 3408 Cobb Parkway, NW www.ChristianBrothersAuto.com/Acworth Revolution Auto Service of Kennesaw (770) 212-3762 www.Revolutionautokennesaw.com 3620 Kennesaw North Industrial Pkwy,

Kids Day Care (678) 208-7608 www.taatt.org

Liberty Taxes (678) 567-9936 Treasure Tax (678) 888-4829

Business Consulting ADVOCOS (678) 213-0649 www.advocos.com

Chiropractors

Acworth Family Dentistry (770) 974-8211 www.acworthfamilydentistry.com 3104 Creekside Village Drive, # 301, Kennesaw Children’s Dental Ceter (770) 422-9375 www.greatstartgreatsmiles.com 1825 Mars Hill Road NW, Acworth Dr. Daniel Lee DMD, PC (770) 974-4146 www.acworthdental.com 4427 Carnes Street, Acworth Eisenstein Orthodontics (770) 928-9227 295 Molly Lane, Suite 140, Woodstock Fountain View Dentistry (770) 926-0000 www.fountainviewsmiles.com 1816 Eagle Drive, Woodstock Northwest Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Associates (770) 429-2326 www.nworalmax.com

Discover Chiropractic & Rehabilitation (770) 423-9010 www.discoverrehab.com 3940 Cherokee Street, Kennesaw

Park Pediatric Dentistry (770) 926-9260 www.pediatricwoodstockdentist.com 1816 Eagle Drive, Woodstock

Lake Point Chiropractic (770) 974-5215 3950 Cobb Pkwy, Suite 401 , Acworth

Williams Orthodontics (770) 592-5554 145 Towne Lake Parkway, #201, Woodstock

Brookwood Christian Academy (678) 401-5855 www.brookwoodchristian.com 4728 Wood Street, Acworth Dabel School (404) 810-1253 www.dabelschool.com DeRiche Agency, Inc. (678) 490-3761 3175 Cherokee Street, Kennesaw Omega Learning Center (770) 792-7431 5330 Brookstone Drive, Suite 320 North Cobb Christian School (770) 975-0252 www.ncchristian.org

Funeral Home/cemetery Georgia Funeral Care & Cremation (678) 574-3016 www.georgiafuneralcare.com

Dentists/Orthodontists

Edward Jones – Dennis Cepress (770) 975-1597 3105 Creekside Village Drive, # 703, Kennesaw

Carpet Dry-Tech (678) 368-5991

Thrive Counseling Center (678) 986-1816 www.thrivecounselingcenter.com 6095 Pine Mountain Road, Ste 105, Kennesaw

Daycare

Banking/Financial Services

Carpet & Upholstery Cleaners

Bascomb United Methodist Preschool (770) 926-0397 www.bascombpreschool.com 2295 Bascomb Carmel Road, Woodstock

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Winkenhofer Pine Ridge Funeral Home and Cemetery (770) 422-7299 www.winkenhoferpineridgefuneralhome.com 2950 Cobb Parkway, Kennesaw

Health & Beauty Cloud 9 Nail & Spa (678) 653-9675 3969 South Main Street, Suite 130 jSpa Massage (678) 574-3810 3450 Cobb Parkway Massage Envy (770) 974-0880 3384 Cobb Parkway Massage Therapy at Brookstone (770) 317-3040 angelawhite.massageplanet.com Signature Salon and Spa (678) 403-1949 UpperCuts (770) 974-9000 3330 Cobb Parkway NW

Heating & Air Conditioning Polar Express Heating & Air (770) 313-0253 www.polarexpresshvac.com

Pet Services

Home Improvement/Repair & Service

Happy Trails Pet Center (678) 402-5025 4451 Acworth Industrial Drive www.happytrailspetcenter.com

AnderMay Home Solutions (770) 861-9900 Dr. Fixit, Ph.D. (770) 974-2390 www.drfixitphd.com

Pet Play Place (770) 919-8738 www.petplayplace.com 2687-C McCollum Parkway, Kennesaw

Jeffrey C. Glover (404) 694-0550 www.bren-abby.com

The Barking Barber (770) 966-2100 5327 N. Main Street, Acworth

Mancilla Roofing & Construction (678) 855-1919 Trinity Reconstruction (404) 250-2707

Physicians and Medical Services Acworth Dermatology (678) 505-8030 www.acworthderm.com

Insurance American Family Insurance (770) 627-3493 www.amfam.com 4344 Southside Drive, Suite A, Acworth

Advanced Dermatology (770) 739-7546 www.skinangel.com

D Ward Insurance (770) 974-0670 www.DWardInsurance.com

Cartersville Medical Center (770) 382-1530 www.cartersvillemedical.com

Farmers Insurance (678) 483-6600

East Cobb Pediatrics (770) 795-4553 www.eastcobbpeds.com

Jewelry/Apparel Glitz & Glamour (770) 529-4993 www.glitzandglamourinc.com 4857 N. Main Street, #210, Acworth

Northside Hospital (770) 720-5100 201 Hospital Road, Canton www.northside.com

Lawn Maintenance/Landscaping

Skin Cancer Specialist (770) 422-5557

Evergreen Grounds (770) 262-2190 www.EvergreenGroundsInc.com

Towne Lake Primary Care (678) 445-0819 900 Towne Lake Parkway, Ste 410, Woodstock www.townelakepc.com

PG5 Tree Service & Landscaping (404) 587-8140 (678) 988-8568

Epic Martial Arts (770) 592-0088 www.trytonchu.com

Optometrist/Eyewear Acworth Family Eyecare (770) 974-3153 www.acwortheyes.com 3459 Acworth Due West Road, #101, Acworth

Photographer

Lauren Lopez Lifestyle & Portrait Photography (770) 876-9689 www.laurenlopezportrait.com

Pest Control Hole-In-One Pest Solutions (770) 445-2215 www.holeinonepest.com

Matt Riedemann (770) 423-7494, (678) 231-4579 www.RelocalHome.com Panama City Beach Condo Rental (770) 356-1059, (770) 592-1070 Seas The Day Vacation Rentals (678) 521-4399 www.SeasTheDay.Rentals

ReCycling Acworth Recycling (770) 966-9751 www.acworthrecycling.com 5497 N. Main Street, Acworth

ReCREATION Acworth Parks and Recreation (770) 917-1234 4762 Logan Road, Acworth The YMCA (770) 423-9622 1700 Dennis Kemp Ln, Kennesaw

Retail stores Foot Solutions (770) 575-2238 3450 Cobb Parkway New American Ovens (678) 532-9883 www.NewAmericanOvens.com

Restaurants/Food Services Cookies by Design (770) 578-0200

Bar-B-Cutie WellStar (770) 917-8436 (770) 956-STAR (7827) 3466 Cobb Parkway, NW www.wellstar.org JD’s Bar-B-Que (770) 974-8434 Plumbers 4424 South Main Street, Acworth AquaDoc Plumbing Rico’s Mex Mex Grill (770) 516-9000 (770) 917-9791 www.plumbdr.com 3770 Southside Drive, Acworth TK & Sons Plumbing (770) 529-0799 www.tkandsonsplumbing.com

Martial Arts

Bill Kettering Photography (770) 509-9280 www.billketteringphotography.com

Real Estate

Anchor Realty Partners (770) 917-0322 4989 N. Main Street www.AnchorRealtyPartners.new Debi Smith (770) 240-2004 www.DebiSmithProperties.com Lilly Cichon (770) 912-4743 www.greatcobbhomes.com Se habla español

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