East Cobb Biz Notes: Board and Brush grand opening; Johnson Ferry fast food updates

We’ve been in touch to get more information, but what follows is how the East Cobb Board and Brush grand opening event is shaping up for Saturday.

It’s from 10 a.m. to noon and it’s located at Woodlawn Square (1205 Johnson Ferry Road), Suite 103.Board and Brush East Cobb, East Cobb Biz Notes

That’s directly next to the now-closed Muss & Turner’s restaurant. There’s not an overhead sign yet, but some preliminary DIY wood decor craft classes have been in progress:

Enjoy snacks, treats, giveaways and a fun morning out with friends and family. Explore our studio and find the project you want to create in an upcoming class!

The first 50 people will receive a free gift bag and $10 off coupon!

6 Random Gift Bags will include a $20 Off Coupon!
4 Random Gift Bags will include a $30 Off Coupon!
2 Random Gift Bags will include a $65 Off Coupon!

All guests have the chance to win…

* * * A PRIVATE VIP PARTY FOR 6 GUESTS (A $390 VALUE) * * *
To enter: take a selfie in our studio during the Grand Opening & post it on Facebook by July 15 and TAG us @ Board & Brush East Cobb.

Reopenings and remodelings

The McDonald’s on Lower Roswell Road near Johnson Ferry Road has reopened after a remodeling.

Further up on Johnson Ferry, the Wendy’s at the intersection of East Cobb Drive (1312 Johnson Ferry) is also going to be undergoing a remodeling. The operator of the location, Hoover Foods, Inc., is seeking a variance request to reduce the minimum required front setback from 50 to 48 feet.

The request comes up Wednesday before the Cobb Board of Zoning Appeals. The meeting begins at 1 p.m. in the second floor meeting room of the Cobb government building, 100 Cherokee St., in downtown Marietta.

Here’s the agenda item packet for the Wendy’s variance request, which includes a proposed site plan and other details.

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Chick-fil-A Woodlawn Square closing July 6; Board and Brush opening July 14

Woodlawn Square Chick-fil-A

The countdown is underway for the closing of the Chick-fil-A Woodlawn Square, which is Friday, July 6.

As we noted previously, the location at 1201 Johnson Ferry Road is undergoing a major renovation that will have it shuttered until around November, but there’s not a specific reopening date.

The store’s got a remodeling countdown on its Facebook page that began on Wednesday, 10 days out.

A few days after that closure, and just a few feet away, is the grand opening of the East Cobb location of Board and Brush, a DIY wood sign workshop that will offer classes, supplies and more.

The grand opening is next Saturday, July 14, from 10-12. The store is 1205 Johnson Ferry, Suite 103. There’s not outside signage up yet, but the space is adjacent to the now-closed Muss & Turner’s restaurant.

Occasional updates are posted on its Facebook page.

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