The DNCA art contest submission deadline has been extended to Sunday, November 16th. If you are between six and twelve years old, the DNCA would really love to have your art on the cover…

Midnight December 20th marked the end of DNCA’s first online holiday decoration contest. We hope that all of our Dunwoody North neighbors enjoyed the contest, whether as a nominee, a voter or a viewer of all the beautiful decorations that mark this holiday season! The Beautification Committee looks forward to this as a tradition for our community and is seeking input from residents to help us improve the process in…

This December, the DNCA Beautification Committee is sponsoring a holiday decorations contest. The first of what we hope will become many. The idea is to really step-up the festive spirit and feel of the Dunwoody North neighborhoods during the holiday season. We will be looking for outstanding ornamentation, design and creativity that catches the eyes and hearts of those who see it. Be innovative and original… This is not necessarily…

Carol Burgess comes from a family of gardeners. As a child she followed her grandmother around her yard with her own child sized gardening tools, ready to lend a hand. Her grandfather planted…

If you missed the 2013 plant exchange you are really missing out! The Plant Exchange is a great way to meet neighbors, learn some tips, have some fun and  enhance your garden or yard, all at the same time. Watch out for the next one…

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Get ready for summer with the Dunwoody North Civic Association Outdoor Plant Exchange. This free event will take place in the parking lot of the Dunwoody North Driving Club, located at 4522 Kingsgate Drive, on Saturday, March 10th from 10am-12pm. Bring as many plants as you like. Each plant brought allows you to select a new plant of your choosing to compliment your existing garden. What a great way to…

After meeting with several contractors and having discussions with City, the DNCA has completed repairs of the monument at the corner of Binghamton and Tilly Mill Rd. It has over the years been slowly leaning over and was repaired with two helical piles. The contractor, Rock Solid did a great job. They hand dug and discovered a bunch of AT&T lines under the monument. They called AT&T who stayed there while they were…

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