Students from Kristi Ivie’s exceptional students class at Westside Elementary School tie colored ribbons on a sycamore sapling at the Bert Wood Athletic Complex in Cedartown as part of a Georgia Arbor Day ceremony Thursday, Feb. 15.
Cedartown tree commission ex-officio and arborist Roger Cauthen talks to students about the growth of trees during a Georgia Arbor Day ceremony Thursday, Feb. 15.
Students from Kristi Ivie’s exceptional students class at Westside Elementary School get some help planting a sycamore sapling at the Bert Wood Athletic Complex in Cedartown as part of a Georgia Arbor Day ceremony Thursday, Feb. 15.
Cedartown City Manager Edward Guzman ties a colored ribbon on a sycamore sapling at the Bert Wood Athletic Complex in Cedartown as part of a Georgia Arbor Day ceremony Thursday, Feb. 15.
Students from Kristi Ivie’s exceptional students class at Westside Elementary School tie colored ribbons on a sycamore sapling at the Bert Wood Athletic Complex in Cedartown as part of a Georgia Arbor Day ceremony Thursday, Feb. 15.
Jeremy Stewart
Students from Kristi Ivie’s exceptional students class at Westside Elementary School tie colored ribbons on a sycamore sapling at the Bert Wood Athletic Complex in Cedartown as part of a Georgia Arbor Day ceremony Thursday, Feb. 15.
Jeremy Stewart
Students from Kristi Ivie’s exceptional students class at Westside Elementary School get some help planting a sycamore sapling at the Bert Wood Athletic Complex in Cedartown as part of a Georgia Arbor Day ceremony Thursday, Feb. 15.
A perfect February morning provided the backdrop for a special ceremony once again emphasizing the importance of Cedartown’s connection to maintaining and increasing the tree canopy in the city.
City officials, including members of the Cedartown Tree Commission, were joined last Thursday by students from Kristi Ivie’s exceptional students class at Westside Elementary School to mark Georgia Arbor Day and help plant a tree sapling in the Bert Wood Athletic Complex.
Cedartown tree commission ex-officio and arborist Roger Cauthen talks to students about the growth of trees during a Georgia Arbor Day ceremony Thursday, Feb. 15.
Cedartown City Manager Edward Guzman ties a colored ribbon on a sycamore sapling at the Bert Wood Athletic Complex in Cedartown as part of a Georgia Arbor Day ceremony Thursday, Feb. 15.
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