Benefiting the Midway Woods Community
It’s time for the Dearborn Area Nature Alliance’s annual Great Ivy Pull! Please come and enjoy the fun and camaraderie as the group and associated friends, family, allies, children,cousins, second cousins, interested weed-pullers (and, maybe, you!) pull out loads of English Ivy and then celebrate with prizes and refreshments. Where: Meet at the playground in […]
We’re planning on gathering at Twain’s before the match and then heading over to the college to watch We thought it might be fun to attend an Atlanta Roller Derby match together as a group of neighbors, so we’re planning on getting together before the March 29 matches at Twain’s, and then heading over to […]
Whether you are looking to offload some greenery, acquire a new plant or two, or want to meet other Midway Woods neighbors with a green thumb, please come on out, share ideas, and bounce projects off one another at the Spring Midway Woods Annual Plant Swap and Social! Where: The pavilion and creekside area of […]
… And meet up with some of your Midway Woods neighbors over informal dinners at home or at a local restaurant. Target dates for dinners – between April 10 and May 10 You’re invited to join the Midway Woods Dinner Club – an opportunity for neighbors to meet each other over informal dinners at home or at […]
Did you know that 191 different species of birds migrate through Georgia and that most of them migrate at night? Light pollution is a relatively new hazard for migratory birds, who have evolved to migrate at night. Lights can attract and disorient migrating birds, leading to injury and death. Lights Out is a conservation initiative […]
The MicroLife Institute, a nonprofit developer specializing in cottage communities (which consist of multiple detached tiny homes built in close proximity and sharing common areas), is in the pre-application stage of applying for a rezoning application to get permission to build a cottage community on two parcels of land in our neighborhood (2883 and 2893 […]
We received an email from Dekalb County Super District 6 Commissioner Ted Terry and wanted to pass this information along, as the water and sewer line work, and water rates, affect everyone in our neighborhood. Here is the text of the email we received from Commissioner Terry in its entirety. “Our county is at a […]
One of the Midway Woods Association board’s favorite events of the year is our annual neighborhood holiday party, and we’d like to invite all of our neighbors to the 2024 festivities! We are returning to the Lost Druid again this year — here are the party details: When: Thursday, December 19th from 6 to 9 […]
The Shoal Creek Improvement Project is part of Dekalb County’s $2.4 billion capital improvement plan to improve its water and wastewater infrastructure and provide, once complete, the capacity to accommodate future growth and enhance the environmental resilience of the county’s infrastructure. Work is expected to run from 2025 through 2028. This project begins at the […]
During our annual meeting each year, we present an overview and annual report on the state of the association and neighborhood. Board members for 2024-25 will be elected. Our meeting will again be virtual this year. When: 7 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, October 23, 2024 Where: We’ll be meeting over Zoom. Log into Log into […]