YWCA seeks high achievers

The YWCA of Northwest Georgia is accepting nominations for its Women of Achievement awards until Nov. 30.

The group says it’s looking for professional women who have demonstrated leadership and excellence in their professions and communities, and who promote diversity. Officials say 15 high achievers will be honored at a banquet on March 27.

The Northwest Georgia Y serves Cherokee, Cobb and Paulding counties.

Information and to download nomination forms: ywcanwga.com.

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