The Interactive Neighborhood for Kids offered North Georgia residents a chance Sunday in Gainesville to learn how to react in emergencies. INK held its second annual Personal & Family Preparedness Fair, offering free admission to residents the 26 counties it serves. “It’s truly a vision of me being a mom, a stay-at-home mom, wanting more for my kids and their friends,” said Sheri Hooper, founder and executive director of INK. “And it’s just grown, and it’s grown now to my kids being all the kids in North Georgia and I just love it.
INK welcomes all to Preparedness Fair