Check, please: Forsyth County favorite Norman’s Landing closes after 22 years - Forsyth News

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Check, please: Forsyth County favorite Norman’s Landing closes after 22 years

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Chris Motes helped build the Norman’s Landing sign off Peachtree Parkway more than 20 years ago when he worked for a sign company. Now, he owns his own company and helped take the iconic symbol of the restaurant down on Tuesday morning with the assistance of Norman’s longtime friend David Leonard. The two shared stories about Norman’s Landing as they worked. - photo by Micah Green

Norman's Landing — Chris Motes helped build the Norman’s Landing sign off Peachtree Parkway more than 20 years ago when he worked for a sign company. Now, he owns his own company and helped take the iconic symbol of the restaurant down on Tuesday morning with the assistance of Norman’s longtime friend David Leonard. The two shared stories about Norman’s Landing as they worked. - photo by Micah Green

Kelly WhitmireFollow @ForsythNews

Updated: Jun 21, 2017, 12:14 PM

Published: Jun 21, 2017, 6:00 AM

Norman’s Landing, one of Forsyth’s iconic restaurants and a mainstay on Peachtree Parkway, closed on Monday after more than 20 years in businesses and raising more than $3 million for community charities, schools, organizations and churches.

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