Builder Partnership’s Builder of Choice winner, Windsong Properties announces the hire of Brad Clowney as a lead builder for its McConnell Green property in Powder Springs. Clowney will be stepping into the role, previously held by Brian Hester, who was promoted to Construction Manager at Windsong.
Nearly half of the world’s population – more than three billion people – are currently using social media each month. In the United States alone, 230 million people use social media on at least a monthly basis, making it the most populated “place” on the planet.
Builder Partnership’s Lee Evans Award Winner, Windsong Properties’ Greg Norwood recently graduated with a Master of Public Administration in Construction Management from the College of Architecture and Construction Management at Kennesaw State University.
Neighbors dropped by to visit for a minute
And we talked and laughed until the moon was bright
They walked home and we retired
To the cozy living room inside
Where the gas log fireplace kept us warm last winter.
May is National Barbecue Month, and since Memorial Day weekend kicks off the official summer grilling season, we thought we would help you celebrate with some tips and tidbits about how to welcome the season in style.
Friday, May 18, 2018, is International Museum Day, which began in 1977 as a way to raise awareness that “Museums are an important means of cultural exchange, enrichment of cultures, and development of mutual understanding, cooperation, and peace among peoples.”
Georgia is home to a plethora of museums, with dozens in and around cities where Windsong communities are located.
Whether you prefer art, history, science, or nature, you’ll find a museum that suits your interest within a short drive of home!
With retirement looming (or in the rear-view mirror), Boomers seek homes that require less time to maintain: fewer rooms, single story, less (or no) landscape maintenance, to allow them to pursue hobbies, travel, or simply relax for the first time in a very long time.
May 6 through 12 is National Travel and Tourism Week, which began in 1983 as a way for cities, states, and regions to put their best foot forward and encourage people to visit their communities, shop, dine, and check out special attractions in the area.
Travel and tourism doesn’t mean you have to leave home: there are plenty of things to do and see right here in Georgia, so this week we’ll share some of the Georgia tourism opportunities that you can take in during a day trip, or weekend getaway:
I hadn’t found anywhere
I wanted to be
The communities must’ve been hiding
Behind trees and hills
Waiting till the time was right.
If you’ve been looking for an opportunity to volunteer in your community, Earth Day (April 22) offers a plethora of volunteer gigs, ensuring you’ll likely find one that will suit you.
Throughout north Georgia, individuals and groups are invited to participate in community service projects through organizations including Adopt-A-Stream, Park Pride, Trees Atlanta, and more.