Plains celebrates former Pres. Jimmy Carter with annual Peanut Festival days before he turns 100
PLAINS, Ga. — Former President Jimmy Carter turns 100 years old on Tuesday and his hometown celebrated his centennial birthday early. On Saturday, Georgians gathered in the downtown area of his hometown of Plains, Georgia to celebrate the two things that the town is best known for: peanuts and and the former president.
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Another milestone in the highly anticipated Ports-to-Plains Corridor project expanding I-27 was met on Thursday.
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