Once upon a time, anybody who was somebody flocked to the Limelight in Buckhead, or the old Omni in downtown Atlanta.
A generation ago, for coming of age Baby Boomers, the Limelight was the place to see and be seen, and the Omni was Atlanta’s only major concert venue.
The Limelight was the South’s Studio 54.
Art and Tina Totten both have demanding jobs; both are respiratory therapists at Gwinnett Medical Center. Art works in Adult Intensive Care, and Tina in Neonatal Intensive Care. So when they headed down to the beach in June for a little rest and relaxation, they were both ready to unwind and enjoy some peace and quiet. Fate, (and Tropical Storm Cindy), on the other hand, had different plans.
It all started when Snellville dentist Dr. Marty Mazzawi received a vintage Coke machine as a gift from his brother-in-law, John Reynolds. Wanting to give him something equally as cool, Mazzawi bought him a craft beer kit.
Snellville resident and former Rockette, Janice Ferguson, celebrated her ninetieth birthday in March. Ferguson remarked that she was almost considered an antique. “If the occasion arises, I present myself as an almost genuine antique Rockette. You have to be 100-years old to be called an antique.”
Walton EMC communicators Greg Brooks and Savannah Chandler recently received awards for their work in the Cooperative Communicators Association (CCA) Excellence in Communications contest held in conjunction with the organization’s annual Institute.
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