Shop with a Cop in Alpharetta - Dec. '07 Eighty children received some holiday cheer with help from Alpharetta and Milton police officers and firefighters Dec. 12 in the annual Shop with a Cop event. Photos by Bob Pepalis
Girl Scouts at Alpharetta's The Reading Tree - Dec. '07 Girl Scout troop 23345, led by Kathy Bloom and Elena Churnik, volunteered to wrap books that have been donated by the Alpharetta community and Scholastic Books at The Reading Tree bookstore in downtown Alpharetta. These books will then be donated to Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta to children who are hospitalized during the holiday season. Photos by Bob Pepalis
Johns Creek Founders Day - Dec. '07 Johns Creek celebrated its first birthday with the first-ever Founders Day Dec. 1. From the parade in the morning to the Lights for Sight event in the evening, residents and city officials honored the city's first official year in business. Photos by Jennifer Brock & Caron Cooper
Cumming ES students participate in The Giving Tree - Dec. '07 Students from Sheryl Morriss’ third-grade class at Cumming Elementary encourage others to donate to “The Giving Tree.” The event collects stuffed animals for different community organizations.
Photos by Logan Thomas
Roswell's Georgia Ensemble Theater Gala - Nov. '07 The Georgia Ensemble Theater held an event to recognize people who have made special contributions to the theater in Marietta, GA. Photos by Hatcher Hurd
Special Pops holds tennis tourney in Atlanta - Nov. 07 Athletes from all over the United States descended upon Metro Atlanta to take part in the Special Pops tennis tournament during the first weekend in November. Photos by Logan Thomas
Face of Hope opening at Milton's Urban Art gallery - Nov. 07 Crabapple art gallery Urban Art held the opening party for the Face of Hope exhibit Nov. 3, showcasing murals painted by African children orphaned by the continent's shattering AIDS epidemic. Photos by Jason Wright
Last minute campaigning from candidates in Alpharetta - Nov. 07 Alpharetta City Council candidate Cheryl Oakes campaigns with the help of supporter Mark Schmoyer across Webb Bridge Road from Fire State No. 1, a municipal polling place. Campaigning for incumbent Debbie Gibson, Oakes' opponent in the Post 4, race, are Bonnie Steadman and Bill Hickok. Photos by Bob Pepalis
Ribbon cutting at Forsyth's 3rd recycling center - Nov. 07 Forsyth County Commission Chairman Charles Laughinghouse spoke Oct. 30 to those attending the official ribbon cutting of the county’s third recycling center at Coal Mountain. Photos by Logan Thomas
Gym Class Heroes in Johns Creek - Nov. 07 Gym Class Heroes showed up for an autograph signing at the Verizon Wireless Store in Johns Creek on November 3. Photos by Bob Pepalis
Autrey Mill Heritage Festival in Johns Creek - Oct. 07 The Autrey Mill Nature Preserve and Heritage Center held its annual Heritage Festival last weekend to raise funds to continue its mission of “providing the public with an educational resource to gain knowledge, enjoyment, appreciation and a sense of stewardship of the natural and historic environment.” The festival featured something for everyone including live reptile demonstrations, music by the Walnut Grove Bluegrass Band, historic automobiles, folk storytellers, face painting and more. For more information on programming and membership, call 678-366-3511 or visit www.autreymill.org. Photos by Caron Cooper
Falcons RB Warrick Dunn visits Vickery Creek MS in Forsyth - Oct Students at Vickery Creek M.S. had a special visitor on October 30. Students were greeted bright and early by Altanta Falcons running back, Warrick Dunn, who spent the morning at the school. Photos by Logan Thomas
Roswell MOMS club visit Freedom Pointe - Oct. 07 The MOMS Club Roswell - South chapter organized the event, which included residents and children passing out candy to one another and children making crafts for residents to hang on their doors. Photos by Jennifer Brock
Scientific Games new press inauguration in Forsyth - Oct. 07 Scientific Games and Gov. Sonny Perdue held a inauguration ceremony of the company's new printing press, which is capable of printing 8 billion instant lottery tickets per year. Photos by Bob Pepalis
Habitat for Humanity in Milton - Oct. 07 Milton's newest residents got their lives off to a great start on October 13 when the four recipient families of Habitat for Humanity homes celebrated the culmination of all their hard work. Photos by Jason Wright
Gwinnett Gladiators fan fest - Oct. 07 On Oct. 19, fans were invited to come to the arena early for a fan fest in the Gwinnett Center parking lot before their opening game. Photos by Logan Thomas
Milton Homecoming parade - Oct. 07 Milton held its homecoming parade Friday, Oct. 19 before the football game against Centennial. Starting in downtown Crabapple, the parade snaked through busy Birmingham Hwy. to Milton High School. There was plenty of candy thrown and proud parents waving at the floats and homecoming court. Photos by Jason Wright
Boy Scout Troop 200 of Parkway church in Cumming - Oct. 07 Boy Scout Troop 200 of Parkway Presbyterian Church won best overall troop of the seventeen troops that attended the Etowah District Fall Camporee Near Dawsonville on Oct. 12-14. Photos by Kristen Berry
Autrey Mill grant presentation in Johns Creek - Oct. 07 The afternoon was a hot one, but it didn’t keep the smiles from beaming and the gratitude from pouring. After years of waiting, Autrey Mill Nature Preserve and Heritage Center finally received the promised grant money from the state for historical renovations and more. The deal was further sweetened with two generous corporate gifts from Wal-Mart and AT&T. Photos by Caron Cooper
Compassion in Action weekend in Johns Creek - Oct. 07 Last weekend, more than 60 churches along with Northview High School, Hands On Atlanta and the Gwinnett Coalition joined forces to make a difference during Compassion in Action weekend. Photos by Caron Cooper
Bus Trip Across Georgia at Otwell Middle School - Oct. 07 Education officials & business leaders received a heroic welcome at Otwell Middle School during the last northern leg of the 15th annual Bus Trip Across Georgia. Photos by Logan Thomas
Alpharetta students in Scarecrow Harvest - Sept. 07 Bobby Smith's 2nd grade class at Alpharetta Elementary school make a scarecrow for this year's Scarecrow Harvest in downtown Alpharetta. Photos by Bob Pepalis
Cheer Academy Twisters in Cumming - Sept. 07 Coach Rachel Van Dyke, 11, runs the weekly practice at Cheer Academy Twisters in Cumming for a cheerleading team for special needs children. Photos by Logan Thomas
Alpharetta High School wins Governor's Cup - Sept. 07 Governor Sonny Perdue and State Superintendent of Schools Kathy Cox traveled to Alpharetta High School on Sept. 17 to award the Governor's Cup trophy honoring improvement in SAT scores. Photos by Bob Pepalis
Auto Crusade Car show in Cumming - Sept. 07 The Auto Crusade Car show took place on August 25 at the Cumming Fairgrounds. Cars were judged in 5 categories including paint and body, engine detail, undercarriage, interior and overall. Photos by Kristen Berry
Roswell's "End of Summer Celebration" - Sept. 07 Roswell’s sixth annual “End of Summer Celebration” drew residents from all over North Fulton Saturday to enjoy the carnival, live music and most importantly, the cool evening. Photos by Caron Cooper
Chattahoochee River Summer Fest in Johns Creek - Sept. 07 The fifth annual Chattahoochee River Summer Festival in Johns Creek attracted residents for an afternoon of live entertainment, wildlife programs, educational exhibits and canoeing in River Glen Pond. Photos courtesy of Johns Creek residents
Milton Council planning for more parks - August 07 Despite its nearly 25,000 acres of rustic agricultural property, Milton is short on usable green space for recreation. The city has only has two functioning parks it has inherited from Fulton County – Bell Memorial Park, known for its four baseball fields, and the 200-acre Birmingham Park, a low maintenance, passive recreation field that has no programming and little use.
Photos by Jason Wright
Clay Fetish Pottery studio in Milton - August 07 Milton resident Stacey Stanhope and partner Chris Baumann create masterful works of clay at their Clay Fetish Pottery studio, which is located in an old horse barn off Hopewell Road in Milton. Photos by Jason Wright
Next Generation Power Force in Cumming - August 07 Shawn King and George Milam of the Next Generation Power Force came to Parkway Presbyterian Church in Cumming on Aug. 26 to show just how strong faith in God can be. Feats of strength were performed by driving nails into boards with their bare hands or bending rebar into the image of the Christian fish. Photos by Kristen Berry
Bowl for Kids’ Sake in Cumming - August 07 Bowlers raised approximately $25,000 Aug. 18 at the annual Bowl for Kids’ Sake for the Big Brothers Big Sisters held at Stars and Strikes in Cumming. Photos by Logan Thomas
Arts & Crafts at First Redeemer in Cumming Artistic talents were showcased on Aug. 18 at the Student Family Center at First Redeemer Baptist Church in Cumming. The annual event donates all proceeds from entrance fees and they are divided between the There’s Hope for the Hungry Ministry (a ministry that has already fed more than 22,000 individuals this year in north Georgia, and donated 239,739 pounds of food in 2007), and our Worldview Missions Ministry. Photos by Scott Sowers
Forsyth school superintendent meet and greet - August 07 Buster Evans, the current deputy superintendent and future superintendent of schools, speaks with Forsyth County residents at the meet and greet event that took place on Aug. 23. Photos by Logan Thomas
Drum Corps Associates in Johns Creek - August 07 Johns Creek welcomed the Drum Corps Associates’ southern division teams last weekend as they competed in the Peach State Invitational. Despite the brutal heat, all drum and bugle corps entertained spectators with their intricate routines and dedication to the craft. Photos by Caron Cooper
The McGinnis Ferry Road project groundbreaking - August 07 Representatives from the city of Johns Creek, Fulton County, Forsyth County, Gwinnett County, and the Georgia Department of Transportation break ground on the expansion of the McGinnis Ferry Road project. Photos by Scott Sowers
Johns Creek's National Night Out - August 07 Rivermont hosted this event designed to "take the streets back" and nearly 400 Johns Creek resident showed up to meet with their local law enforcement personnel. Photos by Jason Wright
Back to school in Johns Creek - August 07 Johns Creek went back to school this week to start the 2007-2008 school year. Students couldn’t wait to put on their new school clothes, but the best part was they were wearing smiles on their faces. Photos by Caron Cooper
Georgia 400 dedicated as "Hospitality Highway" - August 07 Elected officials and other leaders from communities along Ga. 400 gathered July 30 to celebrate the corridor's designation as the "Hospitality Highway." Photos by Logan Thomas.
Forsyth school secretaries annual luncheon - August 07 All of the secretaries and bookkeepers for Forsyth County schools were treated to a delicious start to the school year with the annual secretaries lunch August 7. Almost 180 of these hardworking people piled into the new West Forsyth High School cafeteria for a lunch courtesy of Sheffield Office Products, the school system’s provider of office supplies. Photos by Scott Sowers.
Tailgaiting at Life Point church in Johns Creek - August 07 LifePoint Church Pastor Chris Stovall recently said in a sermon that there is a difference between the people who just show up to church every Sunday and the people who are tailgating at eight in the morning because they can’t wait to get in and start service. So his congregation did just that. For full story, see “Tailgating at church OK on Sunday.” Photos by Shari Perkins.
Forsyth Central High School football camp - August 07 The Forsyth Central High School Bulldogs hit the field on July 31 for a Wing-T camp. The season kicks off for the Bulldogs on August 31 at 7:30 p.m. with an away game against Milton. Photos by Logan Thomas.
Johns Creek Kiwanis Club Wine tasting & auction - August 07 The Johns Creek Kiwanis Club held a wine tasting and silent auction fundraiser at The Village Market July 31. The club welcomed wine guru, Anita LaRaia, author of “Pick a Perfect Wine in No Time.” See story in the Aug. 9 edition of the Johns Creek Herald. Photos by Caron Cooper.
Ticket to Ride horse show in Alpharetta - August 07 The 3rd annual Ticket to Ride horse show was held at the Wills Park Equestrian Center in Alpharetta July 27 - 29. It was hosted by Jeff Foxworthy and included a silent auction and social. Photos by Bob Pepalis.
6th Annual Youth Fishing Derby in Alpharetta - July 07 On July 28, children ages 5 - 12 came out in wet weather to showcase their fishing skills battling for prizes for the longest fish and most fish caught. Photos by Mike DeHart.
Dizzy Dean U7 World Series in Forsyth County - July 07 It was the Kennesaw Rangers versus the Paulding County Lugnuts in the Dizzy Dean U7 World Series, held July 20-22 at Central Park in Forsyth County. Photos by Scott Sowers.
Tiny Stitches visits the Rotary Club in Alpharetta - July 07 Cathy Temple and Gloria Bantekas of Tiny Stitches visited the Rotary Club of Windward at its July 24 meeting at the Golf Club of Georgia. Tiny Stitches is a non-profit based in Gwinnett County. Among other things, they provide clothing and other items to disadvantaged newborns and preemies in north Georgia. Photos by Bob Pepalis.
Jr. golfers from Milton & Suwanee compete in Florida - July 07 Michael Motz, 16 and Sloan Shanahan, 12 qualified to compete in the 2007 13th annual Optimist International Junior Golf Championships at the PGA National Resort and Spa in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida in July. Photos by Logan Thomas.
Harry Potter book release party in Cumming - July 07 On July 20, Humpus Bumpus bookstore in Cumming held a Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows book release party. Children and adults alike came dressed as their favorite characters. Photos by Scott Sowers.
Michelle Izmaylov booksigning in Alpharetta - July 07 16 year old, Michelle Izlmaylov, who attends Alpharetta High School, held a booksigning for her recently released young adult fantasy novel, "Dream Saver" at Costco in Alpharetta. Photos by Kanya Manoj.
Shakespeare Studio prepares for "Macbeth" - July 07 The Shakespeare Studio theater group is preparing for its next production of “Macbeth” that starts Aug. 3 at 8 p.m. at the South Forsyth High School Performing Arts Center. The studio is comprised of approximately 35 local actors age 11 to 27 from many places including Forsyth County, Milton, and Johns Creek. Photos by Logan Thomas.
Vacation Bible School @ Cumming's First Redeemer - July 07 Over 2000 kids ages three to eleven from Forsyth County packed into First Redeemer Church 10th annual Vacation Bible School July 16 - 20. This year's theme was “Game Day Central.” Photos by Scott Sowers.
Storytime at The Reading Tree in Alpharetta - July 07 Kids enjoy "Where the Wild Things are" at The Reading Tree's weekly storytime. The Reading Tree is located at 18 Cumming St. in Alpharetta. Photos by Bob Pepalis.
Farmer's Market in Cumming - July 07 The Cumming Farmer’s Market has been offering locals a diverse selection of locally-grown produce straight from the source for nearly twenty years. Starting with four farmers, the market has expanded over the years to now have between 15 and 20 farmers showing up every Wednesday and Saturday morning to sell the fruits (and vegetables) of their labor to patrons. The Cumming Farmers Market takes place in the parking lot across the street from the fair grounds every Wednesday and Saturday morning from 7:00 to noon, but it is best to arrive early—many farmers leave once they sell out their stock. Photos by Scott Sowers.
2nd annual Embracing Life event in Johns Creek - July 07 The second annual Embracing Life event raised more than $125,000 for Mercy Flight Southeast and the Georgia Transplant Association. Larry and Sandy Dean hosted the event at Dean Gardens. Sandy, the current Mrs. Georgia, selected the two beneficiaries as her platform during the pageant, and she continues to help raise money and awareness for both organizations. Photos by Caron Cooper
Forsyth County deputy given a Medal of Valor - July 07 Cpl. Richard Thompson of the Forsyth County Sheriff's Office was honored by the Sheriff's Office July 11 with a Medal of Valor. The accolade commemorated Thompson's strident efforts to save William “Bob” Duncan, 66, of Jasper April 19. Though he was resuscitated by Thompson at the scene, Duncan died from injuries sustained while drowning in Lake Lanier. Photos by Jason Wright.
Alpharetta & Roswell vets protest city of Roswell - July 07 Veterans from the Alpharetta and Roswell posts of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars gathered at the Carl Black dealership on Ga. 9 July 13 to protest Roswell’s warning the memorial truck must be moved. Photos by Jason Wright.
Boy Scouts help Keep Milton Beautiful - July 07 Milton's Boy Scout Troop 3000 volunteered to participate in the city's inaugural “Keep Milton Beautiful” adopt-a-road program. Photos by Jason Wright.
Kids from Cumming and Roswell raise money for orphan - July 07 Fiona Matthews, 12, and Katie Baker, 9, are trying to raise money with their juice/cookie stand for a 13-year-old orphan in India named Brahmaiah that Katie’s grandparents, Jim and Carol Lambert from Grace Chapel Church of Christ in Cumming, have sponsored for two years. Photos by Logan Thomas.
Kid Chinese camp in Milton - July 07 Held at Milton's Birmingham United Methodist church, Kid Chinese is a week-long camp where children are exposed to Chinese language, writing, art and dance. Photos by Jason Wright.
Rivermont's 4th of July celebration in Johns Creek - July 07 The Rivermont neighbors got back to their roots with the subdivisions’ Picnic in the Park to celebrate Independence Day. The picnic was held at the Rivermont Park, about 27 acres on the Chattahoochee River.
Master Gardeners parade green thumbs in Roswell - July 07 The North Fulton Master Gardeners recently held their annual Garden Faire at Historic Bulloch Hall to raise money for the organization’s five main projects, including the wild flower garden at Big Trees Preserve, and designing, installing and maintaining gardens at Bulloch Hall, Autrey Mill, Archibald Smith Plantation and the Williams-Payne House. For more information about the club, visit www.griffin.uga.edu/fultonmastergarden.
Forsyth storm damage - July 07 On June 30, high winds mixed with rain caused damage to 25 homes in Forsyth County. Photos submitted by Captain Jason Shivers of the Forsyth County Fire Dept.
Summer art class in Cumming - July 07 Students of the art class at Cumming First United Methodist had the chance to show their talents in numerous mediums. Photos by Logan Thomas.
Alpharetta's Friendship ring sculptures - July 07 On July 2, the city of Alpharetta dedicated its Friendship Ring, a series of sculptured children around a tree at the corner of Old Milton and Roswell streets. Photos by Bob Pepalis.
Balloons Over Georgia arrives at Cumming VBS - June 07 Cumming First United Methodist Church finished another successful Vacation Bible School by teaching the children to "Soar to New Heights With God." One of the major highlights of the week was a surprise visit by a hot air balloon from Balloons Over Georgia. Photos by Logan Thomas.
Hanson Farms in Cumming - June 07 Paula Guilbeau works as manager of Hanson Farms located at 4701 Piney Grove in Cumming as well as running their booth every Saturday at the Alpharetta Farmer's Market. Photos by Logan Thomas.
Lake Lanier Sailing club - June 07 The Lake Lanier Sailing club summer camp for kids ages 6 - 17 began on May 29, 2007. Photos by Kristen Berry.
ASO's new Alpharetta amphitheatre - June 07 The groundbreaking for the new Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre at Encore Park. The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra expects the amphitheatre to be open on May 10, 2008. Photos by Bob Pepalis.
Abbotts Hill Elementary tree planting - June 07 The fifth-graders at Abbotts Hill Elementary wore their green thumbs recently. When they noticed a tree was dying, the students asked for a new tree to be donated and replanted. The tree was donated by CH2M Hill, contractor to the city of Johns Creek. For full story, search the archives for “roots” and look for the article entitled “It’s easy being green.” Photos by Caron Cooper.
Back to the Hooch river race & festival - June 07 The 5th annual Back to the Chattahoochee Race and Festival presented by the Upper Chattahoochee Riverkeeper, National Park Service and the city of Roswell. Photos by Bob Pepalis.
Miracle League groundbreaking in Forsyth - June 07 Forsyth county officials and other community leaders gathered on June 11 for the official groundbreaking of a new playing field located at Coal Mountain Park. The expected completion date is April 2008.
Johns Creek celebrates new home - June 07 The new Johns Creek City Hall was filled with residents for the grand opening celebration. Johns Creek mayor, council members and city staff welcomed guests into their new home for a dedication and ribbon cutting. Photos by Caron Cooper.
Microsoft Across America hits Roswell - June 07 Dynasis, a Roswell-based IT solutions provider, recently hosted Microsoft Across America at its office. The nationwide road show gives business people hands-on experience with the latest technology in free half-day seminars. Photos by Bob Pepalis.
Chef Prudhomme at Apron Cooking School - June 07 Chef Paul Prudhomme was invited to introduce Publix's latest cooking school at the State Bridge Road Publix in Alpharetta/Johns Creek. Photos by Caron Cooper.
Milton Firefighters' BBQ - June 07 Milton Firefighters held a BBQ at Hickory Flat in Milton. It was attended by their families as well as members of City Council. Photos by Jason Wright.
Field trip to the Art Barn - June 07 Members of the Longstreet Baptist Church preschool class take a field trip to the Art Barn at Morning Glory farm.
Milton Girls Lacrosse Team - May 07 Milton High School Girls Lacrosse Team practicing and playing Lovett High. Practice photos: Jason Wright; Game photos: Jim Kallos
CNC's "A Night Out with Nature" - May 07 Chattahoochee Nature Center’s sixth annual black-tie gala, “A Night Out with Nature" showcased the nature center and its programs to local community, business and civic leaders. Photos by Christine Braden.
Johns Creek Mayor's Ball - May 07 The sold-out, first-ever Johns Creek Mayor’s Ball was a success. Not only did the newly-formed Johns Creek Foundation raise a considerable amount of money for two of its most cherished organizations, the Ocee Arts Center and the Autrey Mill Nature Preserve and Heritage Center, but it also had the chance to honor a few of its beloved contributors. Click here to read the article. Photos by Hatcher Hurd.
Titanic: The Artifact Exhibit - April 07 This weekend, April 14-15, marks the 95th anniversary of the sinking of the great White Star Line ship, the Titanic. Some 5,500 artifacts have been recovered from the sunken ship, including a 17-ton section of the hull, called “The Big Piece”
These artifacts have been put together into four exhibits that travel the world. And Atlanta is lucky to host “The Big Piece” and other fascinating artifacts during this anniversary weekend. See full story. Photos by Caron Cooper.
Kiwanis Art & Talent Competition - April 07 Area students recently competed in the Division 19 Kiwanis Art and Talent Show hosted by the Kiwanis Club of Alpharetta. Winners will go on to compete in the Georgia District Talent show in Carrollton April 28. See full story. Photos by Caron Cooper.
Storms damage North Fulton - April 07 Storms brought high winds and hail to North Fulton and Forsyth Counties late Tuesday, April 3 and early Wednesday, April 4.
Children's Easter Egg hunt - March 07 Alpharetta Recreation & Parks hosted their annual Children's Easter Egg hunt on March 31. Thousands of eggs and candy were hidden. The event was co-sponsored by the Alpharetta Golden Age club.
Autrey Mill Nature Preserve & Heritage Center - April 07 The residents of Johns Creek have something in their own backyard unlike anything in the Atlanta area –- a historic natural park and center.
The Autrey Mill Nature Center and Heritage Preserve sits on 46 acres and includes an assortment of old buildings, all of which where originally within five miles of the park, as well as nature trails and camps/activities for young people. Click here to read the article. Photos and story by Caron Cooper.
Milton Cluster Band Concert - March 07 Milton Cluster Band Concert: Alpharetta Elementary, Cogburn Woods, Crabapple Crossing, Summit Hill, Hopewell Middle School, Milton High School
Ocee Library Children's Program The children's department accounts for more than 60 percent of the library's total circulation each month - and Ocee Library consistently ranks in the top three for cirulation in the entire Atlanta-Fulton Public Library system. For full story, search the archives for "Kids rule at Ocee." Photos by Caron Cooper and the Ocee Library.
2007 Roswell Showcase Home - March 07 The Roswell Woman's Club opened its 2007 Showcase Home, Lochstone Manor, March 4. The home will be open through March 27. For full story, search the archives for "showcase home." Photos by Caron Cooper.
JC Mayor throws first pitch Johns Creek Mayor Mike Bodker threw the first pitch for the Johns Creek Jaguars inaugural baseball game. For full story, search the archives for "first team." Photos by Terri Dinardo.
Mr. NHS 007 Junior Aaron Ruffin was chosen as the 2007 Mr. Northview High School. Check back soon for full story. Photos by Caron Cooper.
Johns Creek Kiwanis Charter Night The Johns Creek Kiwanis Club was chartered with over 40 members. For the full story, search the Archives for "Johns Creek Kiwanis." Photos by Caron Cooper.
Dads dine with kids for Valentine breakfast Hearts were big and smiles were wide during the Valentine’s Day Breakfast for Dads at the North River Baptist Church Center for Early Child Education.
Dads joined their kids for a delicious breakfast prepared by Jane Schwendenman, a member of the school committee.
After breakfast, dads joined their child in their preschool class where they made Valentines for mom.
The father/child Valentine breakfast has been a regular event for about nine years, according to Beverly Weaver, director of the preschool.
North River Baptist focuses on hands-on activities to provide the best learning experiences.
