Generosity, compassion, and friendship may not sound like a typical lesson plan, but for some students at Richmond Hill High School it is a lesson they are happy to learn. This past fall, Special Education teacher, Michael Pollard and Math teacher, Dondi Mock set out together to help create a level of acceptance between kids [...]
This April, The Richmond Hill City Center was magically transformed into Sherwood Forest for The Robin Hood Ball. Local Rotarians and their elegantly dressed bands of Merry Men gathered in hopes of raising money for select charities both locally and internationally. Robin Hood was famous for “robbing from the rich and giving to the poor.” [...]
“Our military is facing extreme conditions at this time and the outpouring of gratitude from the community for all our military does to protect us from harms way was truly shown in this event. Some of the Soldiers had never been on a boat before, seeing them enjoy themselves was inspirational.” – Mark Grainger of [...]
The transformation of the orchard, once laden with grapes and blueberries, behind Mrs. Margaret Davis Fennell Judy’s home—into her son’s residence—brought an eccentricity to the street. One could compare Bob Fennell’s life to the definition of a theatrical comedy: one tied up in rebirth and renewal. While encompassing an extraordinary storyline, Bob’s life has not [...]
Most people who come here for the first time fall in love with Georgia’s beautiful coast. Much like a couple in love, they develop that “can’t get enough” feeling for where they live. Who can blame them? Magical settings, expansive breathtaking views of rivers and marshes, unforgettable sunrises and sunsets are plentiful.
At first glance, [...]
Richmond Hill’s Mayor, Richard Davis, presented the key to the city to Sam Davis, Sr. on March 29th in honor of his 90th birthday. “I have given keys to the Swingin’ Medallions and several VIPs, but never to a Richmond Hill resident,” says the Mayor. You may remember Sam Davis from Reflections Volume 5, Number [...]
The First Christian Academy elementary school held a week-long study on the heritage of Richmond Hill. To extend their learning, the students took a field trip to the Richmond Hill Historical Museum, City Hall, the Richmond Hill Police Department and ate lunch at J.F. Gregory Park. As a bonus, the Clydesdales were in town (prior [...]
Not to be outdone by the adults, the children of St. Anne’s Preschool were seen “puttin’ on the green” in record numbers. The preschool’s 14-year tradition continues with children and parents decorating bikes, strollers and tricycles as well as their own brass band and local dignitaries all joining in on the fun in their annual [...]
Local bankers, realtors and builders gathered for a get-together in hopes of boosting morale and gaining excitement to heat up Richmond Hill’s housing market!
Packing for Hawaii takes some planning; after all, there are only so many suitcases you want to lug along. Jim and Elaine Wilson vacationed in Hawaii this past winter. Amid all their carefully packed belongings was a copy of Reflections. Jim had not yet had his chance to read it from cover to cover, so [...]
