
Congrats Will Solomon, 2021 scholarship winner!
Congratulations to Will Solomon – winner of this year’s $1,000 scholarship for high school seniors! Click here to read his winning essay!
Congratulations to Will Solomon – winner of this year’s $1,000 scholarship for high school seniors! Click here to read his winning essay!
An exciting update for plans in Dunwoody Village were revealed at a March Dunwoody Development Authority meeting. Click here to learn more about the courtyard area behind Fresh Market.
As of 5/11/21, the Doraville MARTA vaccination site has confirmed they are administering the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to children ages 12 to 17. Access the Doraville vaccination site here.
Attention all High School Seniors graduating in 2021 living in the Dunwoody North Communities! DNCA offers you the opportunity to compete for a scholarship of $1,000!
Congratulations to the Dunwoody North Civic Association’s 6th Annual Holiday Lights Decoration Contest winners. The Ringlers took first place; the Dennises took second and in third is the Quarles family.
There is quite some curiosity so we thought we should at least get the winning entries posted. Keep an eye out s we will be following this up with a more complete story about the winning homes.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! The 6th annual Holiday Decoration Contest for Dunwoody North! Each December we ask our neighborhood families to decorate the exterior of their homes with lights, ornaments, blow ups, anything festive to celebrate the holidays. Feel free to use your creativity – we can’t wait to see what you do. This year we will have three winners (1st, 2nd, and 3rd place based on…
Christmas for Kids 2020, the Dunwoody Police annual toy drive is happening NOW!
For 2020, the DNCA scholarship team received multiple great essays. Ben Alterman was selected as the $1,000.00 winner. If you know a rising senior, watch out for our 2021 notices.
The Dunwoody North Civic Association Beautification Committee is changing Yard of the Month a bit for this summer season, partly due to the ongoing health risks but also to see if perhaps we can do it better. Traditionally, a team of judges would take a couple of days each month to pile into a big car and cruise all the streets of our neighborhoods to find the yard of the…