The Rotary Club of Loganville has recognized Your Pie Pizza in Loganville for its continued commitment to serving the community and helping local families during difficult times.

Rotary President Dan Curry presented owners Noah and Andrea Wells with a certificate of appreciation and a Rotary challenge coin featuring the organization’s Four-Way Test. The recognition celebrated the couple’s willingness to step forward whenever their neighbors need assistance.

Among the restaurant’s recent community efforts was its response after a local family lost its home and belongings in a house fire earlier this year.

Your Pie quickly offered its Loganville restaurant as a drop-off location for clothing, household goods, toys and other needed items. The community responded with such overwhelming generosity that the collection had to be concluded after only one day because the family had already received so many donations.

Loganville residents should get ready to sing along when Departure returns to the Town Green for the August installment of Groovin’ on the Green.

Departure — The Journey Tribute Band will perform Friday, August 21, from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at Loganville Town Green, located at 235 Main Street. Admission is free.

The concert will bring some of Journey’s most recognizable music to downtown Loganville, including songs from the band’s celebrated run during the 1970s and 1980s. Fans can expect a night filled with familiar rock anthems and ballads such as “Don’t Stop Believin’,” “Separate Ways,” “Any Way You Want It,” “Faithfully,” “Open Arms” and “Wheel in the Sky.”

Departure has been performing together for more than 18 years and has built a national following by recreating the sound, appearance and energy of Journey’s classic era.

McDonald’s is preparing to reopen its Loganville restaurant following a complete demolition and ground-up reconstruction of the longtime Atlanta Highway location.

The restaurant at 4638 Atlanta Highway is currently scheduled to reopen Tuesday, August 25, 2026.

This was much more than a routine renovation. The former restaurant was completely demolished earlier this year to make way for a new, modern McDonald’s designed to accommodate Loganville’s continued growth and changing customer habits.

The rebuilt restaurant is expected to feature additional parking, expanded pickup areas for mobile and delivery orders, and an improved drive-through configuration intended to increase efficiency and reduce congestion.