Jonathan Dockery
Entrepreneur and community leader, Jonathan is the founder of The City Menus. Through his business he embraces his passion for community and small businesses. In his spare time he travels the country finding breathtaking landscapes, unique city murals, and tons of great food. Each of his travels bring him inspiration for another adventure.
Multi-Level Professional Building to be Constructed in Ashley Park
Photo by Jonathan Dockery
Construction plans were recently uncovered for a Class A professional building at Ashley Park....
Local Master Accountant Gets the Books In Order
Kevin Phillips (Photo by Jonathan Dockery)
With a concentration in accounting, consulting, and tax preparation, Kevin Phillips opened...
American Pie Pizzeria at Westover Square Reopens
Photo by Jonathan Dockery
Last Thursday evening, American Pie Pizzeria closed due to a commercial water heater malfunction....
Douglasville Pharmacy Owner Closes Shop to Fight Cancer
Photo by Trevor Picciano
About five years ago, the Williams family held a ribbon cutting for the locally-owned...
Fast Moves for Carrollton Phone Shop
New home of wireless retailer MetroPCS (Photo by Jonathan Dockery)
One of the quickest moves in Carrollton happened...
Bremen Couple Transforms Building into “Bowtique”
Owners Lacey and Tyler Rouzee with their daughters (Photo by Jonathan Dockery)
Originally built in 1898, the...
Newnan NAPA Auto Parts Moving to Millard Farmer Industrial
Photo by Jonathan Dockery
A coming soon sign for an auto parts store was recently spotted on Millard...
“Farewell” Fro-Yo in Carrollton
Photo by Jonathan Dockery
One of the first stories ever covered by The City Menus was on November...
Residential and Commercial Space Available Along Tanner Street
Photo by Sam Duke
Carrollton businessman Sam Duke is extremely happy for his project at 506 Tanner Street...
Small Business to Celebrate One Year Anniversary of Savvy Crafting
Owner Christy Davis (Photo Courtesy of Savvy Crafters)
Vinyl craft store, Savvy Crafters will mark off its first...
