Stone Mountain CID's Security Patrols Get Results; Bakery's Move Imminent; Golf Tourney to Help AARF

Here's some recent business news in Stone Mountain:

Stone Mountain CID Looking After its Businesses

The Stone Mountain Community Improvement District increased its patrols in the area around Vulcan Shoes on Hammermill Road in Tucker after the company alerted the CID to incidents of someone shattering the glass to get into the showroom and a person entering its parking lot, according to the CID's spring newsletter.

Later, when a suspicious person was spotted in the employee parking lot, this time an officer was there to register the tag number and tell the person to keep it moving, the newsletter states. Vulcan was pleased with the results.

Stone Mountain Bakery's Move On the Way

Stone Mountain Bakery hasn't moved into the former Kalonji space down Main Street in Stone Mountain Village just yet -- the fire marshal needs to pay a visit first -- but the owner tells Patch once that's completed, the move should be very soon.

Until then the bakery is still operating from its current location, at 975 1/2 Main St.

Golfing tourney can help AARF

According to its AARF's Facebook page and newsletter, when you buy tickets online for the Greater Gwinnett Championship Golf Tournament, 50 percent of the price will be donated to Atlanta Animal Rescue Friends (AARF) , which is in the city of Stone Mountain.

Just remember: You must type "AARF" in the comments section of the ticket order form. This deal applies to one and three day tickets only, AARF says.

The tournament is April 15-21 at TPC Suglarloaf in Duluth.