What's New
by Cherryl Greenman
WHAT'S NEW

What’s New Around Alpharetta?

Dogwood Forest Assisted Living Community recently held an open house and ribbon cutting ceremony celebrating the completion of Phase I of its four-part expansion project, including five new and two renovated apartments. For more information, please call (770) 410-9169.

Camp Happy Hearts will be held at Manning Oaks Elementary School for children with mild disabilities. The campers will enjoy swimming, arts and crafts, games, field trips, and more. Eight sessions will run from June 2 through August 1 and cost $125 for residents and $187.50 for non-residents. For more information, please call (678) 297-6143 or visit www.alpharetta.ga.us.

Chalk 2 Champions Homeschool Academy, offers an accredited college prep program, and is scheduled to open at 562 N. Main Street. The center offers homeschooled students, competitive athletes, and performing artists a learning experience that will help their success both academically and creatively. For more information, please call (770) 313-7589 or visit www.chalk2champions.com.

Fresh N Fit Cuisine recently opened a new location in Alpharetta Square at 10 Roswell Street in UC Fitness. Its healthy meal program helps increase energy, lower cholesterol and blood pressure, and helps with weight loss without sacrificing taste. For more information, please call (770) 998-3232 or visit www.freshnfitcuisine.com.

A Tasty Pastry is scheduled to open soon in Alpharetta. The bakery has a mission to revive and preserve the elegance and sensation of age-old baking and cake decorating, and will feature cakes and pastries with a variety of fillings such as mocha chocolate, cappuccino, Bavarian cream, raspberry, and lemon. For more information please call (770) 475-8181 or visit www.atastypastry.com.

Music Matters is scheduled to open a facility in Alpharetta at 631 North Main Street. Music Matters, that also has a music store in Roswell, will provide rentals, instruments, accessories and music lessons in its state-of-the-art music center for students of all ages from beginner through skilled musicians. For more information, please call (770) 619-3456 or visit www.musicmatters101.com.