PDF VersionSubject: District Newsletter for January 5, 2025
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District 6900 is planning a special evening of networking, food and drinks (cash bar) to give prospective Rotarians in the Greater Atlanta area an opportunity to learn more about Rotary, and how to join, serve and make an impact in our Georgia communities. The event will take place on Tuesday, January 13, 2026 at Copelands of New Orleans - Vinings-Cumberland, GA from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm. [more]
Bedros Sharian Jr. and Decatur Club President Alison Weissinger
On Friday, November 21, at the Historic Decatur Courthouse, the Rotary Club of Decatur and the City of Decatur, Georgia honored long-time member Bedros Sharian Jr. as he approached his 100 th birthday on Thanksgiving Day. City Manager and Rotary member, Andrea Arnold, read the proclamation signed by Mayor Patricia M. Garrett that proclaimed November 25, 2025, as Bedros Sharian Jr. Day. Former Decatur Mayor Walt Drake also provided a historical perspective on Bedros’ rich life and his impact on the Decatur Community. Bedros is a Past President of the Rotary Club of Decatur and has been a Rotarian for almost half his life. Happy birthday Bedros! [more]
Fall was the time for another exciting phase of the Rotary Club of North Fulton’s Greenway Mural Project! Our latest efforts began in late September with a Design Workshop, where student artists learned how to translate their creative concepts onto a challenging cylindrical, concrete canvas. Reflecting one of Rotary’s seven areas of focus, this year’s theme was “Clean Water for All.” We were thrilled to receive 36 concept submissions from local high school students—proof that word is spreading about how meaningful this project has become for young artists. With Phase 3 now complete, the Greenway proudly showcases 32 vibrant murals spanning two miles. [more]
