Kensington KOA
Welcome to the Kensington KOA. We strive to build a united, supportive community where neighbors feel connected and valued. Our vision is to create a place where everyone feels at home, where respect and cooperation guide our daily interactions, and where shared responsibility helps us maintain a neighborhood we can all be proud of.
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Living in Kensington means more than just sharing streets and homes — it means sharing experiences, lending a hand when needed, and celebrating milestones together. Whether it’s through community events, neighborhood improvements, or simply greeting one another with kindness, we believe unity is the foundation of a thriving community.
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We’re glad you’re here and look forward to growing a strong, positive neighborhood together.
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Lindy Simmons,
KOA President
Important Announcements
The Ogrins of Black History Month
From the beginning, Woodson was overwhelmed by the response to his call. Negro History Week appeared across the country in schools and before the public. The 1920s was the decade of the New Negro, a name given to the Post-War I generation because of its rising racial pride and consciousness. Urbanization and industrialization had brought over a million African Americans from the rural South into big cities of the nation. The expanding black middle class became participants in and consumers of black literature and culture. Black history clubs sprang up, teachers demanded materials to instruct their pupils, and progressive whites stepped and endorsed the efforts.
Make a Meaningful Moment: 15 Ways to Celebrate Black History Month at Work
Did you know that there are a variety of ways to engage, educate, and inspire your employees and teams throughout Black History Month? If you’re looking for Black History Month ideas for work – and you want to carry the spirit of learning and inclusion throughout the year – we’ve got you covered.
History of Valentine's Day
Every year on February 14, people celebrate St. Valentine’s Day by exchanging cards, candy or flowers with their special "valentine." The holiday, named after a Christian martyr, dates back to the 5th century but has roots in the ancient Roman festival of Lupercalia.
Winterize Your Home
Whether you've winterized your home before or this is your first time, use this house winterization checklist with tips to winterize your home and help you prepare for the cold weather.
10 Cold-Hardy Veggies to Plant Now in Georgia
Don't let the cooler temperatures here in Atlanta fool you! Georgia gardens can still be productive during the winter months. Imagine stepping into your backyard and harvesting fresh, flavorful vegetables even when there's a chill in the air. It's totally possible, and incredibly rewarding! One of the keys to successful winter gardening is choosing the right crops. Let's dive into ten cold-hardy veggies that thrive in Georgia's winter climate:
Staying Healthy This Winter: 10 Questions, Answered
COVID lingers, flu season is at hand and germs are everywhere. Here’s how you can reduce your risk