Showing posts with label Monroe GA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Monroe GA. Show all posts

Monday, June 27, 2011

Ditch the Monday Blues at Johnny's Pizza in Monroe

Mondays are usually the beginning of what feels like a work week that will never end. Put a stop to those Monday blues after work - gather some of your smartest friends and coworkers, give yourselves a fun team name and bring your appetites over to Johnny's Pizza in Monroe, order a pizza and play Trivia!



Johnny's staff is ready for the Monday crowds with Trivia hosted by 'TriviaMan' Roger Paryl. Teams play for prizes- 1st Place wins $25 house cash, 2nd Place wins $15 house cash and 3rd Place wins a free appetizer. Be ready for a challenge-the four quarters worth of questions will make you think twice at times!

Trivia starts at 7:pm...get there early and grab a table and a pizza!

Johnny's Pizza - Monroe

2120 West Spring St

Monroe, GA 30655

(770) 267-5115


Thursday, January 15, 2009

Police: Monroe Woman Killed Husband

Woman, 31, charged with killing husband
Gwinnett Daily Post - Griffin,GA,USA
MONROE - A Monroe woman accused of shooting her husband to death is being held without bond in the Walton County Jail, officials said. ...

Friday, August 15, 2008

Flea Market Coming To Monroe

MarketMasters2 will sponsor a Flea Market at the American Legion Fairgrounds, 250 E. Church Street in Monroe GA on Saturday, August 30th from 8 am to 7 pm.

Touted as the area's largest flea market, MarketMasters2 Flea Markets differs from other flea markets because they only allow up to 2 vendors for a particular product. This gives a better selection for shoppers, and a better opportunity for vendor success.

Vendors wanted! So if you would like a space or know a friend who would like to sell at this flea market, please pass this information along to them.

They are looking for a food vendor for the event.
For more information, visit the MarketMasters2 website at www.marketmasters2.com

Monday, July 28, 2008

News from Walton County

Hopefully plans will help city
Walton Tribune - Monroe,GA,USA
The plan states Monroe, the county seat of Walton County,
is in an ideal location because it is located halfway between
Atlanta and Athens. ...

Walks to school bus stops increase
Walton Tribune - Monroe,GA,USA
By Stephen Milligan WALTON COUNTY — Children across
Walton County may have to walk a little more to catch a
bus when the new school
year starts this week. ...

Once candidate emerges for Dist. 6 BOE post
Walton Tribune - Monroe,GA,USA
By Stephen Milligan LOGANVILLE — Although
most of the seats open
for the Walton County Board of Education
were essentially decided in this month’s ...

Wednesday, July 2, 2008

New Evidence Collected in 1946 Murder

New evidence collected in 1946 lynching case
CNN - USA
In a written statement, the FBI and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation said they collected several items on a property in rural Walton County, Georgia, ...


"On July 25, 1946, two black sharecropper couples were shot hundreds of times and the unborn baby of one of the women cut out with a knife at the Moore's Ford Bridge."


They call it a "lynching" in the article, but it wasn't a hanging, it was a brutal shooting of several people, and cutting the baby out of the pregnant woman's womb was just grisly. What's extra shocking to me is that they know it was 12-15 white men, it happened in broad daylight, there were witnesses, and yet no arrests were made! It was all just brushed under the rug. One of the victims was a WWII Veteran. President Harry Truman sent the FBI out, they did 3,000 interviews and served 100 subpeonas, but nobody wanted to talk. There was very little cooperation, so the case just faded away.

GBI Searches For Clues In 1946 Lynching
WSBtv.com - Atlanta,GA,USA

Officials from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation began digging
Monday evening at the property on Michael Rd. in Monroe.
GBI agents said the current residents are not part of the investigation.
The GBI confirmed to WSB-TV Channel 2 the investigation is
linked to the Moore's Ford Bridge lynching. On July 25, 1946 a
crowd of 12-15 white men abducted and murdered two
African-American couples in Oconee County. The victims were
taken in broad daylight from an area near the Moore's Ford
bridge at the Apalachee River, 60 miles east of Atlanta. George
and Mae Murray Dorsey and Roger and Dorothy Malcom
were shot hundreds of times, according to witnesses.
No one was ever prosecuted for the murders.

Connected links:
Moore's Ford Memorial Committee (more history)

If you have information regarding this case,
Contact the GBI at 404-244-2600 or the FBI at 404-679-9000


Friday, June 27, 2008

Walton County News

YMCA would be a welcome addition
Walton Tribune - Monroe,GA,USA
But I felt compelled, and rather enjoyed, a recent survey
targeting residents of Walton County. The caller wanted my
input on the potential location and ...

Georgia Pride off to rough start
Walton Tribune - Monroe,GA,USA
By Robbie Schwartz MONROE — Despite an 0-2 start, the
Walton County-based semi-professional football team the
Georgia Pride still has a lot of optimism and ...

Growing toward the future
Walton Tribune - Monroe,GA,USA
By David Johnson WALTON COUNTY — With the construction
market in a downturn, lots are sitting empty and builders are
anxiously awaiting a turnaround in ...

Petzone making progress, having ‘fun’
Walton Tribune - Monroe,GA,USA
“Our mission is to reduce Walton County’s 80 percent
euthanasia rate,” Carpenter said. “That shouldn’t be acceptable.
The dog rescue mission is our main ...

Local company on biodiesel forefront
Walton Tribune - Monroe,GA,USA
By Stephen Milligan WALTON COUNTY — With fuel
prices rising and people loathing the thought of filling
up the tank, a handful of Walton County residents are ...

Confidence grows in lynching case
Walton Tribune - Monroe,GA,USA
By Stephen Milligan WALTON COUNTY — State Rep. Tyrone
Brooks downplayed a recent report quoting him as saying
prosecution is nearing in the notorious ...

Are elections dog and pony shows?
Walton Tribune - Monroe,GA,USA
I enjoyed the forum last week put on by the Walton County
Chamber of Commerce. Not so much for its political value,
because I am not a resident in this ...