CUMMING - Keep Forsyth County Beautiful (KFCB) celebrated its 20th anniversary recently and recognized individuals, schools, groups and businesses who are making a difference in the community. <br />
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A banquet was held to mark the milestone and give the organization a chance to recognize its volunteers, Environmental Program Manager Tammy Wright said.<br />
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The following awards were presented during the event:<br />
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Business Partner of the Year: Tyson Foods<br />
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Educator of the Year: Ken Fahey<br />
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Administrator of the Year: Lynne Castleberry<br />
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Student of the Year Hannah Testa<br />
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Group of the Year: South Forsyth High School National Honor Society<br />
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Volunteer of the Year: Chris Webb<br />
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Green School Awards (Gold Level): Coal Mountain Elementary, Settles Bridge Elementary, Kelly Mill Elementary, Cumming Elementary, Midway Elementary, Johns Creek Elementary, Whitlow Elementary, Liberty Middle, Lakeside Middle, South Forsyth High, North Forsyth High<br />
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Green School Awards (Silver Level): Haw Creek Elementary, Brookwood Elementary, Chestatee Elementary<br />
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Green School Awards (Bronze Level): Sawnee Elementary, Vickery Creek Middle<br />
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To receive information on how you can become a Keep Forsyth County Beautiful volunteer, call 770.205.4573 or email
[email protected].
