Bragbook for March 1

Roswell resident Kathy Floyd, executive director of the Georgia Council on Aging, which advocates for Georgia’s seniors and their families and provides leadership to CO-AGE, the Coalition of Advocates for Georgia’s Elderly, has been named “Outstanding Georgia Citizen” for her work as an advocate for the elderly.

By Pamela Miller

Feb 28, 2019

Rockdale County Public Schools fifth graders advanced to the East Metro Regional Social Studies Fair on March 2:

Best in Fair: Timothy Sims Jr., Flat Shoals Elementary; Anthony Davis and James Frazier, Lorraine Elementary. First Place: Gary Borders and Aaden Rolland, Flat Shoals Elementary

Second Place: Elizabeth Lovett and Cassidy Tinsley, Barksdale Elementary School; Olivia Howard and Isabella Henry, C.J. Hicks Elementary; Chase Jones, Hightower Trail Elementary; Cayden Grimes, Mia Sandoval, Yeni Gutierrez and Valarie Macias, J.H. House Elementary; Maxwell Watkins and Miller Watkins, Lorraine Elementary; Talia Barron, D.L. Sims Elementary; Sanai Banner and Carson Pruett, Shoal Creek Elementary.

Maggie Anderson and Eamonn Potts of Marietta graduated from University of Dayton on Dec. 15.

Abdulhamid W Aliyu of Atlanta graduated from Wichita State University in fall 2018.

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