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Trivia Question❓

In Loganville, Georgia, there is a historic house that is believed to be haunted by the ghost of a former resident. What is the name of this house and who is the ghost said to be?

Answer at the bottom of the newsletter

Things Happening In Loganville

(and surrounding areas)

A weekend of music at A Bite To Eat
4447 Atlanta Highway, Loganville, GA

🎷 Friday, March 28th | 6 PM – 9 PM
Live Jazz with Andre Bennett
Ease into the weekend with the smooth, soulful sounds of Andre Bennett. Grab a drink, kick back, and enjoy an evening of live jazz on the deck or lawn.

🎸 Sunday, March 30th | 3 PM – 6 PM
Singer/Songwriter Don Law
Spend your Sunday with the heartfelt and explosive music of Don Law, a seasoned Atlanta-area performer who’s been captivating audiences since 1998.

🌟🛵🚗 BIKE NIGHT & CRUISE-IN ALERT! 🚗🛵🌟
Friday, March 28th | 6 PM – 9 PM
Amercan Legion Post 233
4635 Atlanta Hwy, Loganville
Join us at American Legion Post 233 for an unforgettable night of fun, food, and fantastic rides!

Fresh, Local, and Delicious: Walton Schools Serve Georgia Grown Strawberries

On Wednesday, students across Walton County enjoyed a sweet and healthy treat as the School Nutrition team served up fresh Georgia Grown strawberries in school lunches. These juicy, locally sourced berries not only added a burst of flavor to the day’s meals but also highlighted the district’s commitment to supporting both student wellness and local agriculture.

By incorporating Georgia-grown produce into school menus, Walton County is helping students develop healthy eating habits while also boosting the local farming community. It’s a win-win that brings the best of our state’s harvest straight to the lunch table.

We're proud to see our schools leading the way with fresh, nutritious, and homegrown options for our kids!

Joke Of The Day

Why did the chicken cross the road in Loganville GA?

To get to the Chick-fil-A before it closed!

Loganville Student Isabella Stroh Inducted into Prestigious Phi Kappa Phi Society

Isabella Stroh of Loganville, Georgia, has been recognized for her academic excellence with an invitation to join Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest and most selective collegiate honor society. The induction ceremony took place at The University of Alabama, where Stroh’s achievements earned her a coveted spot among scholars dedicated to the pursuit of learning.

Phi Kappa Phi, founded in 1897 by undergraduate Marcus L. Urann, has a longstanding reputation for celebrating academic excellence across all disciplines. Each year, approximately 20,000 students, faculty members, professional staff, and alumni are initiated into the society. Membership is reserved for those who rank among the top 10 percent of seniors, 7.5 percent of juniors, and the best graduate candidates, alongside distinguished professionals in academia and related fields.

Stroh’s selection is a testament to her hard work and dedication. The invitation-only process requires careful nomination and approval by a Phi Kappa Phi chapter, ensuring that only the most exemplary candidates are inducted. Now a part of a community that spans over 300 campuses across the United States, its territories, and even the Philippines, Stroh joins a network committed to fostering a lifelong love of learning.

Her achievement not only highlights her individual success but also reinforces the broader mission of Phi Kappa Phi—to cultivate an environment where academic rigor and scholarly distinction are celebrated. As Stroh embarks on this new chapter, she stands as an inspiration to her peers in Loganville and beyond, embodying the values of dedication, excellence, and intellectual curiosity.

This Week's Sponsor

A Bite To Eat is a laid-back, flavorful spot known for its signature Stuffed Pita Pockets—steak, shrimp, lobster, chicken, and a fresh veggie blend. Enjoy unique dishes you won’t find anywhere else, like slow-smoked Turkey Ribs, the Seafood Salmon Burger, Connecticut Lobster Roll, and bold Krack Wings. With deck and lawn seating for safe, outdoor dining, it’s the perfect place for good food, good friends, and a good time. Bring the whole family!

Want to be a sponsor? Call Ray at 801-821-0802

💡 Answer to Trivia Question:

The name of the haunted house is the Irwin-Hunt House and the ghost is said to be the spirit of Civil War soldier William Hunt.