GA Good News: Amazon Future Engineer, Dr. Seuss Museum, Halcyon Market

GEORGIA — Not all news is sad or serious. There’s more happening in the world, which is why Patch wanted to take the opportunity to point out some of the lighter good news that has taken place over the past week throughout our Georgia Patch sites.

Those stories include a Decatur teacher being named an Amazon Future Engineer Teacher of the Year national recipient.; a Milton High Boy Scout installs environmental education signs; a Dr. Seuss-themed 'Horse Museum' program is slated for summer at The Booth Western Art Museum; and a Cartersville graduate has won a “dream” scholarship – one of only 20 nationwide.

Also, new fashion retailer Rag & Bone is slated to join Buckhead Village this fall; Halcyon’s Spring Artists Market returns this weekend; and more in our roundup of good news stories from Georgia's Patch sites this week.

Here are some of this week's good news headlines:

Decatur Teacher Named Amazon Future Engineer Teacher Of The Year

Chapel Hill Elementary School teacher, Aisha Chadwick, was selected as a 'Future Engineer Teacher of the Year' national recipient.

Boy Scout Builds, Installs Environmental Education Signs In Providence Park

Scout Ronan Chandaria, a Milton High sophomore and member of Troop 841, built and installed signs and bases at Providence Park.

Dr. Seuss-Themed 'Horse Museum' Program Slated For Summer At The Booth

Kids will see equine-themed artwork "through the eyes of Dr. Seuss" as part of The Booth Western Art Museum's Saddle Up Summer.

Cartersville Grad Wins Dream Scholarship, One Of Only 20 Nationwide

Cartersville High grad Anysia Boozer was awarded a scholarship for beating the odds and making it to college, where she's a pre-med student.

New Fashion Retailer Rag & Bone To Join Buckhead Village This Fall

Retailer, rag & bone, will join Buckhead Village fall 2022. It will house both men's and women's ready-to-wear, denim and more.

Halcyon’s Spring Artists Market Returns This Weekend

Scented candles, crocheted artwork and paintings are just a few things guests can shop this weekend at Halcyon's Spring Artists Market.

More good news stories:

• Planet Fitness Offers Free Workouts To Douglas County High Schoolers
• Livable Buckhead's Annual 5K Returns In June On A New Course
• Roswell Resident To Celebrate 100th Birthday With Dolphins, Party
• Georgia Hospital Safety Grades 2022: The Best And Worst
• Hasty Elementary Fine Arts Academy Earns Digital Citizenship Recognition
• U.S. Rep. Loudermilk Visits Osborne High School, Talks With Students On Economy
• Cherokee County Teachers Inducted Into Sports Hall Of Fame
• 'Summer Of Love' Sneak Peak Set For Saturday At Forsyth Animal Shelter
• Cartersville Grad Wins Dream Scholarship, One Of Only 20 Nationwide
• Taste Of Alpharetta To Shut Down Streets On Thursday
• Wellstar Paulding Scores 'A' For Safety During COVID Pandemic: Report
• Fire Department To Get New Truck, $1.4M Contract Awarded: County
• Building Brains Anywhere Expands Summer Programs With $190K Grant
• Gwinnett Multicultural Festival Returns Saturday
• Roswell Lavender Festival Returns With Beer, Vendors, Music In June
• Over $150K Raised By Roswell Nonprofit CDA To Benefit Early Education