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eighbors in Arbor Springs Plantation celebrated their 2020 graduates with a parade Friday evening.

Seniors wore their caps and gowns and decorated cars and golf carts to ride through the neighborhood. Families stood in their driveways to cheer on the graduates as they rode by.

Shari Scobee’s daughter Amy Scobee is a senior at Northgate High School, and Shari thought having a parade may be the only way to celebrate the neighborhood’s seniors safely.

“With everything going on with coronavirus they’re missing everything; they had to cancel spring break trips and prom,” Scobee said. “We wanted to recognize them and let them know we’re so proud of their hard work.”

Twenty graduates from Northgate High School, Trinity Christian School, Newnan High School, the U.S. Air Force Academy, Landmark Christian School and The Heritage School were recognized.

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PARADE From page 1 “My favorite thing about the parade was seeing all of my neighbors come out and support all the seniors. It was very heartwarming,” Amy said.

The parade route passed each of the graduate’s houses and went through most of the streets in the neighborhood.

“Everyone seemed to really support it,” Shari said.

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Michael Terrell, 911/Emergency Management Agency director, gave the tour of the newly remodeled center. The project was paid for through Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax dollars.

“We appreciate the support of our community and our citizens,” Terrell said.

Terrell said in addition to the call center, the building hosts the county’s records retention facility and emergency management department. The emergency operations center was also updated as part of the project.

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“We’re very appreciative of the county administration being able to purchase this kind of equipment for us,” Terrell said. “It’s really state of the art.”

Terrell said Coweta 911’s 30th anniversary is coming up next month, and more information and videos will be posted from the county. He said they would have liked to have an open house for the call center, but it currently isn’t safe because of COVID-19.

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Go Grey in May is also a reference to the grey ribbon that is the symbol of the fight against brain tumors.

Can’t Never Could Inc. also observes Go Grey in May each year in honor of its founder, Rob Estes. In August 2013, Rob was diagnosed with Grade IV glioblastoma, an aggressive and incurable form of brain cancer.

After the removal of a 5-centimeter tumor in his right frontal lobe, he lived for more than four years, and during his fight with glioblastoma, Rob and his family realized the importance of faith, community, perseverance and hope.

They also realized the importance of helping others in their times of adversity, so in 2013, Rob and Christi started a nonprofit to help those facing similar challenges.

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Today, Can’t Never Could says it is “dedicated to helping individuals and groups who are facing adversity and personal battles. Through monetary donations, support and faith in Jesus Christ, Can’t Never Could wishes to instill determination and hope to those who are experiencing these challenges.”

A well-established nonprofit in the local community, Can’t Never Could is known for its generosity in helping people facing all kinds of adversity in life. Last year alone, they awarded some 44 grants totaling $40,421.11. These grants assisted individuals with everything from abdominal cancer to brain cancer, breast cancer, leukemia and pancreatic cancer. One of the recipients had been injured in a car accident.

“We serve many areas, but 90 percent of our grants are given to local citizens,” said Christi Estes. In 2018, Can’t Never Could gave $25,000 to the Piedmont Newnan Cancer Center to enhance their massage therapy services.

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