🌱 Loganville-Grayson Patch: Happening This Weekend (Sat, Apr 29)

Hello all. I'm here with your fresh copy of the Loganville-Grayson Patch newsletter. Keep reading to find out all the most important things happening in town.

But first, your weekend weather:

• Saturday: Pleasant with clouds and sun. High: 79 Low: 59.
• Sunday: A shower and thunderstorm. High: 70 Low: 46.
• Monday: Partly sunny, breezy and cool. High: 64 Low: 48.

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Here are the top three stories in Loganville-Grayson today:

1. 300 dogs are at risk of euthanasia as metro Atlanta shelters face severe overcrowding for the second time this year. (WSB Atlanta)
2. North Georgia burn ban beginning May 1 seeks to boost air quality. (All On Georgia)
3. Walton Cold Case Update: College student missing since 2007. (Walton Tribune)

This weekend in and around Loganville-Grayson:

Saturday, April 29

• Caregiver Informative Bruch - 3977 Atlanta Hwy, Loganville, GA, 30052 (10:00 AM)

Sunday, April 30

• Driving Miss Daisy - On Stage Playhouse Walton (2:00 PM)

From my notebook:

• Loganville Christian Academy: On Wednesday morning, Cheryl Ingle inducted LCA's first members to the newly formed International Thespian Society Troupe of LCA. (Loganville Christian Academy via Instagram)
• Walton County School District - GA: NAFA Fleet Management Association has named WCSD an Honorable Mention in the 100 Best Public Fleets in the Americas for 2023! We are honored to be one of only four school districts in the nation and the only school district in Georgia recognized with this honor. (Walton County School District - GA via Facebook)
• Loganville Christian Academy Athletics: Senior Drake Kucharik has committed to Carleton University to further his academic and basketball career. Information regarding his signing date will be determined later in the semester. Congratulations, Drake! (Loganville Christian Academy Athletics via Facebook)
• Bumper: “Electric vehicle ‘charging deserts,’ places where electric-vehicle recharging stations and the number of charge ports are in short supply, stretch across states, largely divided by economic and racial lines. [...] On average in Georgia, there are 2.22 charge ports per 10,000 people.” (Bumper.com)

You're officially in the loop for today. See you all next week for another update!

— Nicole Fallon-Peek