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Noon Year’s Eve

It’s Noon Year’s Eve and Radio Disney AM590 is ready to celebrate. Noon Year’s Eve is a giant party in the City of Smyrna. The Radio Disney AM590 road crew will be there with dancing, dancing and more dancing!

Festivities are on Thursday, December 31st, 2009 – 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Join us and Radio Disney for a great big dance party for kids. Tons of fun with great games, cool contests and the best prizes. And that’s not all…there will be a balloon drop and cider toast at noon!

We hope you can celebrate the New Year with Radio Disney AM590 at Noon Year’s Eve!

City of Smyrna Community Center

200 Village Green Circle

Smyrna, GA

[where: 30080]

Crepe Revolution and Tony Chavez presents…

New Year’s BASH Business Mixer

Smyrna’s ONLY Party Celebration

Time: 10pm to 1:30am

Cost: $15 at the Door

RSVP to their Exclusive Guest List

Featuring

DJ “D” from D Street Entertainment

Complimentary House Cocktail and Champagne Toast

Complimentary Appetizers from 10pm-1130pm

Crepe Revolution at West Village

4600 West Village Place

Smyrna GA 30080

(Next to Lime Restaurant on Left side)

Bring plenty of business cards

Click here to RSVP or call Tony at 770-485-7440.

[where: 30080]

The Smyrna Business Association is back again with an exciting Alive After Five for the month of January. This will be held at United Storage, which is located at 4601 South Cobb Drive in Smyrna.

This networking event will be held on Thursday, January 14th, 2009 from 5:30-7:30 pm.

Admission is free. Enjoy an evening of networking with industry professionals in a comfortable, upscale and entertaining atmosphere.

Don’t miss out on this fun event! Appetizers, door prizes and a cash bar.

Location:

United Storage, 4601 South Cobb Drive, Smyrna GA 30080

Be sure to bring plenty of business cards.

Don’t miss it!

Technorati Tags: Smyrna Business Association, United Storage, Smyrna Vinings Events

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Operation Boot Camp’s 2010 Body Transformation Challenge Comes To Smyrna

With the new year just a few weeks away, it’s time to start thinking about your New Year’s resolutions. If losing weight and getting in shape is a top priority in 2010, Operation Boot Camp’s (OBC’s) 2010 Body Transformation Challenge is a great place to start.

Voted the #1 Boot Camp by SmyrnaVinings.com and Atlanta Sports & Fitness Magazine, OBC’s newest challenge gives an extra boost to OBC’s usual fitness regime of outdoor exercise sessions at local parks. Contestants must participate for two consecutive camps for a total of 60 days beginning January 4. Contestants will have their body fat measured at the beginning, middle and end of those 60 days. The contestant who loses the highest percentage of relative body fat will receive $1,000 in prizes, while the second-place winner will receive $500 worth of prizes, including gift cards to local restaurants, spas and chiropractors, and boot camps passes, among other vendors.

The challenge will take place with participating camps in Smyrna-Vinings, Rhyne Park and Cumberland. Like the regular boot camp, it is a co-ed program for all fitness levels that provides nutritional guidance throughout the duration.

For more information, visit the OBC website at http://www.operationbootcamp.com/rhynepark.

Actually, it’s more of a turkey sign, than an actual turkey that was stolen in Vinings, but hopefully I got your attention. Seems like everyone is picking on the birds right now, between the Atlanta Falcons falling apart and chickens and roosters getting booted out of Roswell, it’s just not a good time to be a bird.

It seems that a wooden turkey sign was recently taken from a local Vinings resident and transplanted into another Vinings homeowner’s yard along with hundreds of other signs.

Nothing more despicable than a cowardly act such as this. But…the current holder of the wooden turkey holding a “Happy Turkey Day” message would like to return this to it’s rightful owner.

If this is indeed your sign, please contact Gillian Greer at the Vinings Historic Preservation Society and she will put you in touch with the lady who is holding it for safe keeping!

You can contact Gillian at 770-432-3343.

And thank you Gillian for bringing this important community issue to our attention.

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