Briar Vista Elementary – LaVista Park’s DeKalb County Elementary School – recently held their annual Fall Festival. We were remiss in not notifying the LVPCA membership of this event and will try to do better in the future. You can…
Briar Vista Elementary – LaVista Park’s DeKalb County Elementary School – recently held their annual Fall Festival. We were remiss in not notifying the LVPCA membership of this event and will try to do better in the future. You can…
A number of members have contacted us with a problem. The county is not picking up their yard clippings sacks because they contain little bags of dog poop. The solution involves common courtesy, which apparently is not so common: After picking up after your…
Our Patrol officers have told us that they routinely find outgoing mail in the Patrol mailbox on Brook Forest next to the park. The Patrol has been taking the mail to a US Post office as a courtesy, but they are…
The 2015 LaVista Park Fall Festival was held last Saturday, October 17 and was, by all accounts, a great success and a fun afternoon. We were once again blessed with a beautiful fall afternoon and a strong turnout. Nearly 150…
Check out some of the photos from our Fall Festival.
The following article was written and submitted by LVPCA member Roman Szlam. The statistics presented are his and have not been verified by LVPCA. Note that Mr. Szlam not only describes an ongoing event (tree loss) that is alarming to him as well as to other…
The next quarterly meeting of the LaVista Park Civic Association will be on Thursday, October 15 at Westminster Presbyterian Church at 7pm. The October meeting is considered our “annual” meeting, and it is the meeting where new board members are…
By: Steve Richards, President LVPCA Disclaimer: To follow is a brief synopsis of what I am hearing from various sources and contacts as I represent LVPCA in meetings and conversations, both formal and informal, as well as what I am reading…
The playground designs are in and you can help pick from the three finalists. Click here to vote via Survey Monkey. So far, the Friends of Kittredge Park have collected about half the $8,500 they need for the matching funds…
Friends of Kittredge Park (FKP), a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that has been developing the 33-acre Kittredge Park (located behind Adams Stadium, across from Target on North Druid Hills Road) for the past 6 years, has been selected for an $85,000…