ROSWELL, Ga. -- This year's Kip Rogers art show will hold its opening reception on Friday, Feb. 15.

Kip's Angels will be on display through Friday, Mar. 1. The opening night celebration will be held from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Roswell Area Park Visual Arts Building.

Every year, Rogers includes three of his Roswell art students in a group show. This year's featured artists are Christine Biasetti (the blond angel), Jennifer Ferris (the redheaded angel) and Amy Frank (the brunette angel).

"We like to pick a fun theme to go along with the shows. In the past we've had themes like 'Three's Company' and 'Grumpy Old Men,'" Rogers said in a statement. "I usually pick the group first and then think of an amusing parallel. The ladies featured this year all have different hair color and are around the same age ... which was perfect for a 'Charlie's Angels' spin-off."

Roswell Area Park is located at 10495 Woodstock Road.

ATLANTA -- The Fulton County Republican Party nominated former Atlanta mayoral candidate and Atlanta City Council member Mary Norwood to the Fulton County Elections Board.

She would replace William F. Riley, who resigned.

"With the resignation of our County Party stalwart and former judge, William Riley, from the Board of Elections and the ongoing investigation by the Secretary of State's office, we had to act quickly to find someone with the high caliber of intellect and ability to effect change," Fulton County Republican Party Chairman Roger Bonds said in a statement.

"Mary Norwood is just that kind of person," Bonds added. "Her background as a small business owner, community activist and former elected official gives her the political savvy and professionalism that makes her the ideal person to continue the clean-up work Riley started."

The vote on Norwood's nomination is Jan. 23.