Fun was in the air as the Flat Rock Food Forest Club invited the community out to a fall festival.
The Eagles celebrated with over 100 families, including those from their neighbors at Robert J. Burch Elementary and Sandy Creek High, who toured the student-made scarecrows and pumpkin patch in the quarter-acre Food Forest. There was face painting, pumpkin painting, and minute-to-win-it games, and they even got to drink Flat Rock-grown apple cider!
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Ethan Allen has hired additional security for the visit. (and additional cleaning crews).
Say hello to very possibly our next President. An honor indeed to have him in Peachtree City.
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