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DANIELSVILLE THIRD GRADE WINNERS
DanielsviUe Elementary School recognized students who earned
the National and Presidential Fitness Awards in the President’s
Physical Fitness Test. National Award winners scored in the 50 th
percentile of all students taking the test in the United States.
Presidential award winners scored in the 85 th percentile of
all students taking the test. Pictured are third grade national
award winners: (front row) Moises Nido, Ocxavier Walker,
Adam Jackson, Grant Miller, Noah Fowler, (middle row) Halee
Dove, Addie Haynes, Megan M. Davis, Danielle Spruill, Allison
Bond, (back row) William Stevens, Zachery Jordan, Tyler Miller,
Cole Conwell and Kaleb Plyer.
COLTS OF THE MONTH (PRE-K - 3 rd )
DanielsviUe Elementary School recently honored its “Colts
of the Month” for May with a trophy. Students were select
ed by their homeroom teachers based on their courte
sy, cooperation, responsibility, respect and consideration.
Pre-K through third grade students recognized were: Caleb
Patterson, Brady Bates, Tabitha Vlasic, Tyler Martinez,
Wyatt Bass, Ethan Rozier, Fisher Ivey, Caitlei Angel, Selena
Martinez, Jazmin Nesse, Kaylie Goldman, Kaydee Perry,
Cheyenne Kytle, Jacob Thornton, Kathleen Green, Shanna
White, Chelsea Roland, Melanie Smith, Jordan Sellers, Jared
Wiley and Laura Whitley.
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COLTS OF THE MONTH (4-5)
DanielsviUe Elementary School recently honored its “Colts of
the Month” for May with a trophy. Students were selected by
their homeroom teachers based on their courtesy, coopera
tion, responsibUity, respect and consideration. Fourth through
fifth grade students recognized were Cydney Flanigan, JaUie
Bullock, Gage Weiser, Savannah Lord, Mary Kate Bowles,
Courtney Patrick, Tyson Angel and Austin Shelton.
DANIELSVILLE FOURTH GRADE WINNERS
DanielsviUe Elementary School recognized students who
earned the National and Presidential Fitness Awards in the
President’s Physical Fitness Test. Pictured are fourth grade
national award winners: (front row) Dakota Thornton,
Stormie Melendez, Samantha Smith, (back row) Zachary
Anglin, Caleb Wilson, Jarard Ford and Noah Dobbs.
BATTLE OF THE BOOKS WINNERS
The Hull-Sanford Elementary School fifth grade team
recently won the Madison County Battle of the Books
competition. Winning team members were (front row, L- R)
Rebecca Gemmell, Kasi Littrell, Braxton Hood-Smith, Sierra
Stephens, (middle row) Wyatt Reese, JaQuontice Brown,
Chandler Austin, Zully Abarca, Paco Victorio, Michell Lucero,
(back row) Teresa Minish (media specialist).
HULL STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
Hull-Sanford Elementary School recently named the
May “Students of the Month” for Pre-K through second
grades. Pictured are: (front row, L-R) Hayden Powers,
Aubrey Hardwick, Ashton Russell, Justin Neagle, Melanie
Perez, Shelby Thomas, (middle row) Alaina Elrod, Chelsea
Teran, Cameron Brown, Haley Larkins, Abril Fuentes, (back
row) Kirsten Barnes, Carly Damron, Vanity Hancock, Jenni
Sigala, Zy Davenport and Kaleb Lee.
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VistaCare
Keeping faith and high spirits is sometimes difficult for those who live with a life-limiting illness. Need support?
VistaCare understands the complexities of life in such times and will help comfort and enhance the quality
of life. Their mission is truly remarkable in every sense. They offer the highest level of pain and symptom
management, as well as emotional and spiritual care of patients w ith advanced life-limiting illness. They bring
their services directly to the patient's home, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living centers or wherever the
patient calls home.
When someone you love has a terminal illness, VistaCare’s highly trained staff is there to provide comfort and care. This
dedicated team treats each patient with dignity and sensitivity; treating them as treasured friends, with compassion and
understanding. Hospice care is covered by Medicare and other insurance companies. The VistaCare Difference is composed of
threefactors - “Do Not Resuscitate Order" is not requiredfor eligibility; Patients do not have to waive current treatments such
as chemotherapy, radiation and TPN; and Nurses, home health aides, sociul workers, chaplains, volunteers and bereavement/
family support are provided as part of the individual plan of cure.
The editors of this 2009 Summer Local Business Update suggest that you let VistaCare assist you or a loved one during
a time of need. Call today at (706) 369-9888 or toll-free (877) 228-9888 - they are always there for you when you need
them most.
The Body Shop
Carl & Carla Colquett, Owners
Accidents are never planned, but sometimes they can't be prevented. When you have auto body damage to your vehicle, the
skillful people at The Body Shop, located at 174 Old Kpps Bridge Road in Athens are experienced ASE-Certified technicians
and members of the ASA (Automotive Service Association) who are ready to help you gel back on the road as soon as possible.
They serv ice both foreign and domestic vehicles, offering you a warranty on all parts and serv ices. They specialize in providing
state-of-the-art collision repair services, hail damage repairs, and superior color matching by being the 1“ in Athens and the
surrounding area to convert their shop to environmentally friendly water based paint, which the manufacturers have been using
for over 20 years.
I n the pursuit of excellence, they strive to make the situation hassle-free for you. They can make necessary towing arrangements,
handle your insurance claims and have a group of professionals to work for you at every' turn.
I f you aspire to quality workmanship combined with honest prices and handled with care, using the most modem technology and
top-of-the-line service you can’t find any w here else, choose The Body Shop because you choose where your car is repaired - not
the insurance company!
The editors of this 2009 Summer Local Business Update suggest that you contact The Body Shop by calling (706) 546-
1158 now and get back on the road again. Their hours are Monday-Friday 9am-5:30pm and other times by appointment.
Catch their weekly pod-cast with Carl and Carla in Athens on line Banner Herald. Watch and listen to Bulldog 100.1 for
Crunk the Junk customized car giveaway August-October 2009.
Adams Appraisal Service
John Adams, Owner
Do you know how much your home is worth? Adams Appraisal Sen ice, located at 220 North Milledge Avenue in Athens,
phone 546-5699 or fax 546-5719, will not only find the market value of your house, but they will do it with the highest degree
of quality, accuracy and integrity.
They are professional appraisers that help you establish a market value for the refinance or purchase of a residence. It is very
important for any homeowner or homebuyer to appraise a home to verify' the important living area measurement and to establish
a reasonable asking price. And it is Adams Appraisal Service's job to determine these values by gathering, analyzing and
applying information pertinent to a property.
The professional opinion of Adams Appraisal Service directly influences the decisions of people who own, manage, sell,
purchase, invest in and lend money on the security of real estate. They are committed to offering clients honest, dependable and
courteous service. Most of all, they strive to meet your needs and they realize the importance of your appraisal in the future sale
or purchase of your home. They are open Monday-Friday from 9am to 6pm.
The authors of this 2009 Summer Local Business Update suggest that whether you arc buying your first home, or looking
to sell your present home, Adams Appraisal Service will provide you with professional expertise in all of your appraisal
needs. E-mail them at iadnmsanr a vahoo.eom.
I) & I) Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc.
I) & D Heating & Air Conditioning is the best source for all of your heating and cooling needs in the Athens area.
I) & I) Heating & Air Conditioning's technicians design and install air conditioners, heat pumps, furnaces, humidifiers, air
cleaners, heat recovery ventilators, zone systems and programmable thermostats. They also provide home air conditioning and
heating systems for every size and type of home. Whether you are building a new home, remodeling, or just replacing your air
conditioning or heating system, D & D Heating & Air Conditioning can install the most efficient, reliable and durable products
for your home.
Their team of professionals stands ready to serve you in any way necessary. You w ill always be treated with the courtesy and
respect every customer deserves. When it comes to your family or business, you want an air conditioning and heating system
that provides value as well as comfort.
The editors of this 2009 Summer Local Business Update suggest that you call I) & D Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc.
today at (706) 546-1810 and let them make your home a more comfortable home. They are located at 100 Lyons Road in
Athens and are open Monday-Thursday 8am-5pnt and Friday 8am-4:30pm.
John Waldrop & Son Tree Service
John Waldrop & Kelly Waldrop, Ow ners
Well-shaped and trimmed trees are a direct reflection of your neighborhood and you. At John Waldrop & Son Tree Service,
they go "out on a limb” to achieve a professional appearance, while serving practical purposes.
Trimming and pruning beautify and enhance not only the tree, but also the grass coverage beneath the tree. Thinning the tree’s
crown and canopy allow much needed light to penetrate and revive dead grass previously shaded by the thick leaves ofovergrown
branches. Removing dead limbs also reduces the risk of certain microorganisms that ultimately prove fatal to a tree.
Trimming allows passage for sidewalks and clearance trimming can extend the life of your roof and guttering tremendously.
They have the skill and equipment required to remove a tree that threatens the foundation of your property or interferes w ith
power lines. John W aldrop & Son Tree Sen ice takes special care w ith trees that must be removed, insuring the highest degree
of safety and leaving a natural appearance in the absence of the tree. Choose John Waldrop & Son Tree Service for your
removal services and you’ll never know it was there. They provide service that is fully insured w ith prices that won’t “saw” into
your budget.
The authors of this 2009 Summer Local Business Update suggest that you call John W aldrop & Son Tree Sen ice at (706)
335-6955 or cell (706) 215-3436 for your free quote today!
The Salvation Army Family Store
“Doing the Most Good”
Attention all bargain shoppers: The Salvation Army Family Store is one of the best sources for smart shoppers to find new and
quality pre-owned merchandise at bargain prices in the area, w ith every item costing but a mere fraction of its full retail value.
Front home furnishings, appliances, housewares and toys, as well as clothing, shoes and accessories, The Salvation Army
Family Store has it all. Everyday low prices and special discounts - you are bound to find something to take home and
treasure.
Their helpful staff takes great pride in providing well-priced quality merchandise in a clean, pleasant and organized place to
shop. Every time you shop at The Salvation Army Family Store, you’ll have no problem finding the things you need at a price
that’s right. Not to mention that you’re helping to fund a nation-w ide non-profit organization that has been instrumental in aiding
people for decades!
The Salvation Army Thrift Store is also a great place to donate all your usable goods, such as clothes, furniture or even that
second car! The Salvation Army Family Store has dedicated their lives to helping those less fortunate in too many ways to
count. Be a part of that - either by shopping at their thrift store or helping by making a donation.
The authors of this 2009 Winter Local Business Update suggest that you take a ride today to The Salvation Army Family
Store, located at 484 Haw thorne Avenue in Athens, phone (706) 543-5350 and enjoy a thrifty day. Their hours are 9am-
5pm Monday-Saturday.
UniHealth Post-Acute Care
of Athens Heritage Home
Lucy Davis, Administrator
Finding the right healthcare location takes time. It is important to search for a suitable center well in advance of seeking
admission. Planning ahead also makes the transition of moving into a healthcare center much easier.
UniHealth Post-Acute Care of Athens Heritage Home, at 960 Haw thorne Avenue in Athens, phone (706) 549-1613 offers
care to the people who cannot be cared for at home. They provide excellent skilled nursing care, rehabilitation services, meals
and activities to help w ith daily living and supervision, as well as short-term programming. They encourage patients to stay
active and to participate in a variety of community services and social activities. They offer 24-hour guidance by a qualified,
compassionate staff. Their staff oversees the administration of medication and insures the health and safety of the patients.
Safety concerns are also addressed with up-to-date fire and smoke alarms, as well as an emergency call system.
As you and your family assess your needs, it’s important to acknowledge financing options. Payment for care can be made
through Medicare. Medicaid, private insurance and private pay.
We, the editors of this 2009 Summer Local Business Update, give our unconditional recommendation to UniHealth Post-
Acute Care of Athens Heritage Home for providing compassionate care in a home like setting. Lucy Davis invites you to
stop by their fine facility for more information or a tour.
Pruitt Funeral Home, Inc.
Serving Madison and Surrounding Areas for Over 100 Years
Chad Bailey, Owner
If you have lost a loved one and don’t know who to turn to for help, Pruitt Funeral Home, Inc. is committed to serving the
families and community in this time of need. They offer a wide range of funeral services, burial, pre-need planning and cremation
choices. Their staff of caring professionals prides themselves in providing personalized, compassionate service before, during
and after the funeral service. They respect and satisfy every family’s unique needs by offering customized funeral service
options. They maintain the highest ethical standards, recognize and appreciate local customs and religious practices. They are
committed to honoring and celebrating all lives that have been lived, and believe that success is providing genuine care and
concern for the indiv idual, the family and the community. Their goal is to help the grief stricken survivors of a loved one get
through the transition to acceptance.
If you find that Pruitt Funeral Home, Inc. can best sen e you, or for more information on their sendees for your future
or current needs, the editors of this 2009 Summer Local Business Update suggest that you contact them at (706) 245-
7234 or visit their location at 47 Franklin Springs Street in Royston. Call (706) 245-2695 for 24-hour obituary news.
Compliments of Pruitt Funeral Home, Inc.
Classic Draperies, Inc.
Carol A. Lusk, Owner
Classic Draperies is the leader in the w indow covering industry because they provide exceptional serv ice and the finest products,
and meet all of your blind and drapery needs. Carol A. Lusk will help make those difficult decisions easier... in the convenience
of your home or office,
Classic Draperies can furnish custom draperies, top treatments, mini blinds, vertical blinds, roman shades and blackout
shades.
Whether your project has a single window or a building of glass to cover, you receive the same personal attention and prompt
service. They have thousands offabrics to choose from.
The authors of this 2009 Summer Local Business Update suggest that you let Classic Draperies, Inc., located at 189 Tara
Way in Athens, sene all of your window covering needs. Call today at (706) 549-4037 to schedule an appointment for an
in-house consultation.
Precision Tune Auto
Mark Maxey, Owner
Having your vehicle repaired should not be a stressful experience. Whether you are in need of scheduled maintenance or
extensive repair. Precision Tune Auto Care, located at 1900 West Broad Street in Athens, phone (706) 353-8863, are the auto
repair experts with the experience and knowledge to get your vehicle repaired with the least amount of hassle to you.
Precision Tune Auto Care specializes in all aspect of automotive repair, including scheduled maintenance, engine diagnostics,
suspension, starting and charging systems, cooling, timing belts and much more!
Their attention to detail ensures you that you are leaving your vehicle in capable hands and that you won’t be charged for
unnecessary repairs. If the professionals at Precision Tune Auto Care should find something else that needs to be repaired, they
will consult with you first, and explain all aspects of the problem - and this is what has earned them an excellent reputation in this
area as the auto repair shop of choice. Word of mouth is often the best form of advertising out there...so ask around, and you’ll
soon see why Precision Tune Auto Care is the auto repair shop to trust with your vehicle.
The authors of this 2009 Summer Local Business Update are pleased to list and recommend Precision Tune Auto Care as
the leading auto repair specialists this year! Their hours are 8am-6pm Monday-Friday and 8am-noon Saturday.