Keep Warner Robins Beautiful Awards in Decemeber
Clean Campus Award
Northside High School
received the
Clean Campus Award from the Central Georgia Board of
Realtors (CGBR) and Keep Warner Robins Beautiful (KWRB). Pictured accepting the
award from Janice Stefanski (CGBR) is Kay Isom, assistant principal. Also
pictured are
(left to right) Gloria Lane, Sarah Chester, Tamiko Blackmon
(all NHS staff), Mary Ealer, Cheryl Taylor, David Carr, Francis Wilson and Jack
Steed (all KWRB).
Business of the Month
Keep Warner Robins Beautiful (KWRB) recognized CGR Credit
Union, 104 N. Houston Road, with the Business
of the Month Award. Pictured
accepting the award from David Carr is June Brooks. Also pictured (left to
right) are Cheryl Taylor (KWRB), Jamie Cavender, Tami Robertson, and Mary Ealer
(KWRB).
Home of the Month
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Opitz (pictured center) was
selected by Keep Warner Robins Beautiful (KWRB) to receive the Home of the Month Award. Also pictured
are KWRB members Mary Ealer, Francis Wilson, Jack Steed and Cheryl Taylor.
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