MILLEDGEVILLE —
We would like to give a thank you to the following local business for the donations for the Community Kids Day in remembrance of the victims during the 9/11 tragedy, keeping their spirit alive:
Happy Times, Taylor’s Total Septic, Coke Cola, Walmart, Lays, K-Mart, CVS, Church’s Chicken, Piggly Wiggly, Domino’s, Golden Corral, Pizza Hut, Jen’s Bakery, Papa Johns, Goody Gallery, Chili’s, AJ Wings, Krystal, THP Productions, Doodles Cupcake, Toyota, Zaxby’s, The Cork Shop, Butler Ford, Milledgeville Honda, James Fish and Chicken, Quality Pawn, L.A. Nails, Buffington’s, Applebee’s, Fun Factory, Arby’s. Baldwin Bowling Center, Crockett’s, Country Club, The Real Deal, The Pickle Barrel Cafe and 42nd Floor. The facepainters were Angel and Veda.
Katrina Hiers
Beyunka Jones
Roxanne Conner
Roxzie Broadax
Milledgeville
Opinion
Thank you for donations to annual Kids Day
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