Daughter and son-in-law are in Powder Springs. Gonna send them the link. Thanks.

BIG NEWS UPDATE - we've just passed the $22,500 mark and with the dollar for dollar matching program, we only need another $1,250 in plate orders and/or donations to get our LSU plates ready for manufacturing....if you haven't ordered yet or donated and can, please do so now with the links below...if you haven't spread the word, spread it...if you have done any/all of these things then a big THANK YOU from a true Tiger fan in ATL!

Order LSU Plates

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LATEST UPDATE!

We've raised $23,100 towards the $25,000 goal. with the matching program in place, we only need another $950 to get our LSU plates into production. That's only 38 more license plates or a handful of people to make a few extra donations...keep spreading the word, if you haven't ordered yet - don't wait and if you can spread a little extra holiday cheer then send in a donation. This will be the perfect way to end an epic football season!

GEAUX TIGERS!

latest update from LSU Atlanta board members...

Psssst! Good News Coming for License Plates​

Thanks to some awesome donors and renewed activity from people signing up to get plates, we anticipate having some very good news to share, possibly as early as next week. Stay tuned!​

message from LSU Atlanta Alumni Association below...way to GEAUX TIGERS!


VICTORY FOR LSU
License Plate Goal (Finally!) Reached

It's as if Papa Noel has come early and adorned LSU Atlanta's Christmas Tree. We hoped and believed it could be done before the end of football season. Now it is a reality - WE have reached the $25,000 goal line to to get LSU specialty license plates into production in Georgia! Thanks to everyone who signed up and paid their manufacturing fee, and especially to the many folks who sent in additional donations from $50 to $3,500 when we were allowed by the state to raise money to reach the goal.

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?
We are preparing the required paperwork to submit to the state of Georgia with our manufacturing payment. We are waiting for the state to let us know how long it will take to get the plates produced and made available. We have been told previously it is a process of weeks rather than months to get them out but we have asked for specific expectations based on submitting our paperwork at this time.

So while we cannot answer every question you have yet, please be patient. Do not try to contact the tag office and hold off on contacting us with questions while we work with them to arrange for fulfillment. We will report what will happen and when in full detail very soon.

And remember, this is not the end of our efforts. We are STILL TAKING ORDERS - keep telling your friends to go to our web page and reserve their manufacturing fee to be among the first to get a plate. Meanwhile, let visions of Tiger eyes dance through your head.

Way to GEAUX Tigers! It will be good to see some more LSU love around Atlanta.

I'll be watching for these. Bama and Gator plates are everywhere. Would be nice to see an LSU plate pop up once in a while...

JUST IN TIME FOR FOOTBALL SEASON - THE PLATES ARE HERE....sort of I got mine today, pretty sweet. The first 100 (special low number orders) are available and the rest of the allotted 1000 are right around the corner...if you signed up and paid the manufacturing fee, you should be contacted by LSU Atlanta - if not, reach out to them to get your receipt and ETA on your plate. If you haven't signed up and paid the manufacturing fee - don't delay and use the LSU Atlanta registration link to get moving!!!

LINKS TO SIGN UP AND MORE INFORMATION:
http://www.lsuatlanta.com/lsu-license-plates-georgia-campaign-important-update-president-steve-ory

PICTURE OF MY NEW LSU LICENSE PLATE:


*from LSU Atlanta Alumni on 8/14/2012
The Plates are Coming
First 100 in Tag Office by End of Week; Everyone Else to Be Notified Soon
Reports are flying in from our premium 1-100 number plate owners that they have finally received their letters instructing them to go to their county's main tag office at the end of this week to pick up their specialty plate.

To find the main county tag office for you, go to http://motor.etax.dor.ga.gov/tagoffices/SelectTagOffice.aspx scroll down and enter your county. They say the main office is the one closest to the county courthouse. There is also a phone number in the letter if you have questions. (We hoped they would sort Fulton County's by zip code and spread them to tag offices nearer to owners but that was not to be- sorry, we tried.)

If you reserved a 1-100 number plate and have not received your letter by end of day today, please email us and we will try to assist in resolving any address change issues etc.

NEXT: The tag people wanted to clear these first reserved plates out of their offices before opening redemption of remaining randomly numbered plates. It will probably be another 10-14 days before everyone else can go. The process has changed more than once in the past few months so we will let them handle the instructions to avoid confusion. Stay tuned for updates.

Once the notices are all out for existing plate reservations LSU Atlanta will aggressively promote new LSU specialty plate sales. People will still need to go through the chapter to get a $25 manufactuing fee receipt before the state will issue a plate. Inquiries at the tag office will be referred to the chapter.

I have three sisters and my Mom live in Ga.

On Ga Folks........

Quick Corndog story, after the 2008 season, LSU was to play Ga. Tech. in the Chick-fil-a Bowl. I walked into a restaurant up in Atlanta with my sisters that lived up there. Once inside some friends of my sisters saw my LSU shirt, some of them being from Ga. Tech. One let out, "I thought I smelled Corndogs!" My reply, "Ya'll do know the National Championship Crystal Trophy smells like Corndogs, too bad Tech. will never get a shot to sniff one!"

It was better the next trip up that way, 38-3 was only fitting.

I'll be up in Ga. this year when LSU is at aubarn.