Anna Young, Ellie Franciscus, and Stella Briggs started a business called “Dunwoofy Pets”. On Dunwoofy Pets, we sell dog bandanas, that you can get tie dyed to your favorite color (for example your favorite college colors), and even get their name written on it. We also sell dog treats. For a bandana, it is 8 dollars, and for dog treats, it is 6 dollars for 8 treats.… Read More »
Anna Young
(770) 570-9090
abyoung0707@gmail.com
We are selling jewelry cases that are completely customizable to your liking. We have two different designs and tons of color options. They are perfect for traveling and make great gifts.… Read More »
Brinkely Parrish
(678) 848-2063
brinkleyparrish2@gmail.com
Have your trash and recycling cans pressure washed to support the DHS Finance Academy!… Read More »
Jack Bradshaw
(770) 313-8343
jbshaw0317@gmail.com
Narcan is available at Dunwoody High School in the office. As most are aware, time is of the essence when administering Narcan to reverse an opioid poisoning. Efforts yesterday were successful, but unfortunately, we know too well that is not always the case. Mady Cohen, a junior at DHS, created this action plan and is working hard to implement it along with the PTSO.… Read More »
Small brown and white spaniel missing from Spaulding and Old Dominion Dr. area… Read More »
Richard
(678) 469-9174
hostel.thetas-0y@icloud.com
Every year we provide the rising business owners in the Dunwoody High School Finance Academy an opportunity to advertise. Student businesses are starting to roll in so be sure to check them out HERE!!!! Want to submit yours? Use this link and we’ll get it published for you. … Read More »
Hey, we’re Jana and Erin and we are seniors at Dunwoody High School. We are in the Finance Academy raising money to go on our New York Trip. Our business is babysitting, house sitting, pet sitting, and dog walking. We are both CPR-certified and we’ve both worked at the JCC as camp counselors.
Please feel free to reach out to us with any questions you may have.… Read More »
Jana Caplan and Erin Howe
(678) 815-8299
janarcaplan@gmail.com
Dunwoody residents can register to drop off electronics for recycling on Sept. 29.
Dunwoody, GA – August 26, 2024– Residents can register now for the City of Dunwoody’s Electronics Recycling Event from 1 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 29, at St. Luke’s Presbyterian Church (1978 Mt. Vernon Rd.). This free event is for Dunwoody residents only.… Read More »
Do you have items around your house that you don’t need or want anymore but the hassle of selling them is not worth it? That’s what we are here for! We take care of the item, the marketing on different online platforms and the shipping!
This business has been created by Alana Magley and Sofia Parker, we are part of Dunwoody High Schools Finance Academy.… Read More »
Alana Magley and Sofia Parker
(678) 907-3256
alanamagley@gmail.com
The City of Dunwoody is kicking off “Direction Dunwoody,” the Comprehensive Plan update for 2025-45, with an online survey and public workshop. We’re looking for the community’s vision for the future, guiding decisions about land use, transportation, economic development, housing, infrastructure, and more. The City of Dunwoody revises its Comprehensive Plan every five years with guidance from the Georgia Department of Community Affairs. … Read More »
Hello this is Ani Dunkerley and Alexa Rubin! We are raising money for the DHS Finance Academy New York Trip! We are selling Blue or White 30oz Tumblers with the Wildcat Paw and the name “Wildcats” for $25 each. Thank you for ordering and supporting our business!… Read More »
Ani Dunkerley
(470) 394-8090
anidunkerley@gmail.com
We have everything you could ever need from homemade banana bread to cookie pie to fresh bagels and cream cheese! We are funding our trip to NYC through the Dunwoody High School Finance Academy. We are selling every Saturday at the Dunwoody Farmers Market, and selling through mobile orders and… We Deliver!!! Consider us for any and everything from baby showers to thanksgiving baked goods, we have you covered!… Read More »
Chloe Strader
(404) 664-2002
cmae2025@gmail.com
The planned installation of turf on the field at Peachtree Middle School is at risk of being redirected to other uses. This field not only matters to the students at Peachtree Middle, where the majority of our players attend school, but it matters to the community at large and to all our football teams. During the mid-late season, when there are home JV football games and home JV and Varsity Girls Flag Football games, our Junior Wildcat teams move our practices to the field at PMS on those nights.… Read More »
Be a part of the #InclusionRevolution today by showing your support for our Athletes in their journey to GOLD!
Adopt a duck today to cover costs for our over 26,000 Special Olympics Georgia Athletes to compete at our three annual State Games. Our program gives them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy, and participate in sharing of gifts, skills, and friendship with their families, other Special Olympic athletes, and the community.… Read More »
Elizabeth Joyce
(770) 414-9390
elizabeth.joyce@specialolympicsga.org
by Audra Anders for The Aha! Connection
I’ve known and adored Danielle Garrett for many years. It was so fun to introduce her (in person-finally) to Peggy earlier this week at Novo Cucina. Now I get to introduce her to you! You’ll recognize her name from the many Travel Talk articles she’s written for us over the years but today I get to tell you all about her! … Read More »
