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Bragbook for Jan. 11

Woodstock Elementary School first-grader Kamryn Brown won the Cherokee County Farm Bureau’s First Grade Apple Coloring Contest. All Cherokee County School District elementary schools participated, with more than 3,000 entries received. Each school’s first- and second-place winners and their families have been invited for a “Day on the Farm” in May at Cagle’s Family Farm. Kamryn also received a $50 Walmart gift card.
Woodstock Elementary School first-grader Kamryn Brown won the Cherokee County Farm Bureau’s First Grade Apple Coloring Contest. All Cherokee County School District elementary schools participated, with more than 3,000 entries received. Each school’s first- and second-place winners and their families have been invited for a “Day on the Farm” in May at Cagle’s Family Farm. Kamryn also received a $50 Walmart gift card.
By Pamela Miller
Jan 10, 2019

Jailen Peek of Snellville, Tyler Terry of Carrollton and Tylan Morton of Griffin graduated from Hinds Community College on Dec. 13.

Natoya C. Scott-Blackmore and Shruthi Rao Marikanti of Decatur, Hitendra Kudikala Kudikala and Sabiya Parveen of Alpharetta, Chandra Kanth Chennarapu, Bala Narayana Madda, Meghana Mendu, Sai Jayanth Peddi and Rajeev Kumar Vunukonda of Atlanta, Greeshma Matoori of Duluth, Shanmukha Reddy Annedla, Jagruth Chengala and Vinay Sree Gopisetty of Marietta, Fnu Manoj Budathoki of Peachtree City, Sharath Reddy Chappidi and Adil Ahmed Mohammed of Sandy Springs graduated from Campbellsville University on Dec. 7.

Aaron Brian Williams of Stone Mountain and Tigist Kifetew Abdullah of Tucker graduated from the University of Nebraska at Lincoln on Dec. 14.

Dalton Ewing of Alpharetta, Robert Harlfinger of Brooks, James Heft of Covington, Holly Stanley of Lawrenceville and Chance Thrasher of Duluth graduated from Coastal Carolina University on Dec. 14.

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