Kids & Family
Good News: Kids Perform "Let it Go" Cover Hoping for Snow Day, Missing People Located, Easter Bunny Plans Alpharetta Visit
Top good news posts this week include an upcoming tree planting event, a local city receiving a hefty donation, and more.
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From an elementary school talent show to local restaurants and chefs receiving nominations for “The Oscars of Food,” here are some good news stories from Georgia’s Patch sites.
- Kids at Wellstar Kennestone Enjoy Model Railroad Village
- Tree Planting in Decatur on Feb. 28
- Peachtree Corners Receives $26,000 Donation from UPCCA
- Hiram City Clerk Earns Distinguished Certification
- Cumming Sisters Sing ‘Let It Go’ for Expected Snow Day
- ‘Simpson’s Got Talent’ Plans Big Show With 15 Acts, 70 Kids
- DCSO: Missing Teenager Has Been Located
- Sandy Springs Employee Named Paramedic/EMT of the Year
- Proclamations Celebrate Rotary Club’s Dedication To ‘Service Above Self’
- UPDATE: Missing Man Has Been Located
- Easter Bunny Will Visit Alpharetta For Photo OpJohns Creek Foundation Elects New Officers
- Reinhardt Designates Gift To Serve Theater Program
- Decatur Restaurants Make James Beard Award Semifinalist List
- Show Us How Much You Love Your Pet
- KSU Continuing Education Program Wins National Honors
More Georgia Good News!
- Good News: Family Finally Gets Heated Home, Winning Lottery Ticket Sold, Student Wins Tech Fair
- Good New: Cop’s Wife Delivers Baby at Fire Station, Park Upgrades, Students Sign Commitment Letters, Top School Counselors Named
- Good News: Baby Born in Kroger, Vet Gets Free Home, Canton, Dallas Men Win Lottery, Missing Teen Found Safe
- Good News: Resident Saves Trooper’s Life, Reality Show Chef Opening Local Restaurant, $1 Million Grant for Food Bank
- Good News: Senior Receives Medal for WWII Service, MLK Statue Coming to Capitol, Smyrna Woman Turns 100, Cartersville Gamer Wins Big
- Good News: Homeless Get A Place to Sleep, Police Save Overdose Victim, Elementary School Donates to Less Fortunate, Christmas Trees Recycled
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